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Dickens I'm America.

The Hon. John Barney, who according tc
ne Washington Star, has so long held sway al
the arbiter 10 matters of wit, good taste, ele.
gance, refinement, &C., &c, ir Washington and
Baltimore, has prepared for the press a me-
moir of his experience of fashionable life. A
portion of one chapter, devoted to Charles
Dickens visit to America, we republish from
the paper above mentioned:
In Boston, saw, on his landing, the accom-.
plished writer OF tales of absorbing interest.
the fop and the scholar, Charles Dickens. He
came herslded as the most happy and success
ful deiLeator of innocent suffering children of
original character in humble life. He had in
situated himself into the hearts of his readers
and nestled in their Utmost recesses. The sim
pie, innocent, bewitchiug child induces every
parent to wish his own might resemble little
Nell in her winning attributes of guileless
meekness and patience under suffering-bright
intelligence, piety, and abiding faith in kind
heavens mercy to an afflicted child.
His quaint humor heralded him in advance,
and apologized for the adultation which was
showered upon him. Boston was in ecstacies.
1t was deemed q dispensation to have been the
first city to receive and welcome him. The
doors of each hospitable mansion opened wide
on golden hinges to receive him. Plays were
written and performed, in which he and his
most prominent characters were personated,
true to nature. He was overwhelmed with
invitations to balls, dinners, &C.; his auto
graph solicited, lock of his hair implored,
(of which he had as bright cloud of sunny
locks as e'er adorned a woman's brow.) He
had more than one amanuenis TO answer his
huge pile of notes. His ante chamber was
crowded, and it required patience to await
your turn TO be admitted into his august press
ence. | have never witnessed more magnif-
cent entertainments. The grand ball given to
the Prince de Joinville only surpassed them in
splendor. On that occasion an cereal tunnel
was thrown across the street, 10 connect Fan"
euil Hall with Quincy Hall. The ball was in
Fanuel, the grand supper in Quincy. Those
who have been in those two can appreciate
their magniticence 1t cost eight thousand
dollars, and was graced by the presence of all
the distingue of Boston. Nothing could lie
more magnificent. 1t lives in my memory as
unparalleled.
In New York, the wharves were crowded at
dswn's early light to greet the arrival of the
steamers precious freight. Streets were lined
with spectators. The windows of the houses
opposite and around the hotel were hired at
ridiculous prices to witness his egress, and the
same prodigal attention lavished upon him as
in Boston.
Philadelphia idem; and in Baltimore, l led off
the game of tomfooery.
In answer to an invitation to be honored by
having him grace my saloon, received the
following characteristic response:
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ny 5. g. GOOArich,

Author Of Peter Farley's Tales and ,te Consul Of the
United States at Paris, France.
The Autobiography Of vhoe recoiections ertrsce
the whole Ct the last bali century, one who has crossed the
Atlantic sixteen times, and and Bnown many Of the
uaSterprs Of the age both sides Of the water. one
Eho the author and editor Of 20 volumes and of which
SEVEN MILLIONS have been sod-cannot but be hailed
with enthusiasm by the public generally and especial
bv the millions Ofends young and DID, ofths vsri,abls
Peter Farley.
rms work not orly comprises full photographed
view OF the Authors life his Early days his education and
DIS literary career, but gves vivid and interesting ac
count OF nuTerous public events vhsh hqpoened in
The Authors lifetime and Of which he has been witness
ora participation. Among these are THE WAR WITH
ENGLAND OF 1sl2-14, in which Mr. Goodrich was a
private solder: THE HARTFORD CONVENTION, whose
operations oos place under his aDd
with most o. the members Of which ne was personally &C.
qusintSd Embracing curious ard interesting details re-
.peeting Old Jefferson Democracy, Old Federalism,
connecticut Blue Lights, curious and marvellous
events connected with the Rise and Progress Of Religious
Sects in the United States; with descriptions Of the
French Revolution of 1s4S, and Louis Eapoleon's
Coup DEtat b. tn OF wAich the author Witnessed With
full account Of the "PETER FARLEY TALES Of which
-Four millions have been sold.
In the course OF the will he found Gallery Of Pen
and Ink Portraits of over Two Hundred Celebra-
TED Persons Presidents, Vice Presidents Kings Queens
Enperors Soldiers Sailors Foets Wits Enthusiasts Ply
scians Preachers, Lawyers Politicians DiDomatists &C.
&C. All described from pers nal scquan Ia nee or observa
ton.
~ Containing OF original euriou, and VAL
liable Personal Incident, Aneedoe and Description sell
DOM lever met with in a single work. To all which Will
10 hOr -
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PARTNERSHIP.

ms 2. c. X. MARTIN and A. ATCHis0N hav'
formed partnersnip Ca the prscscs q detirne-
Ofice cherry near he corner Of uniou street..
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$50 RoWard.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. residing ia Columbia,
II Msury eounty, Tenn, the Z9.h November, fhL.
Low BOY, named DICK said ooy IL about y years OF
weighs from 10 b Us pouu Isl abo1t hye tee eight
Inches hgh Of bright uaatto color; quick spoken ana OF
rather nsoeut appearance He vas last heard Of IN Nash
vii e. supposed be 10 that vicinity now With free
pass will gYe the above reward Tor the apprehension
and c0nfnemeht Of said boy in Jail, 50 hist can Sc
cure hiu ldecl6-da JOHN BROWN.
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BANDVsIA SEMINARY.

TIVE uadersgnei afe Professor n LaaEuAgst in the
Nashville ungsrsity htFing sQii Ms F4rn "a the Md
dis Frank rufngEe eat "a fenoxs q ne pace be
has uarra<sd ths aaaiu furnpre y miiss iron TIE
NashFue Bridge. ne ErssiRa q Ne ee1naFY siii
shrsasrs opened rhrre Monday, the "a Of Febru-
ary 1887 and e5ntinae 70 he Isl ~ July kor hssah
an rsrais lcil-r n-Fhhfanod 10 uh-fe BE- fssnd
All she aHcaes ceasfit1tnE tOrongh koesh Classical
1na Mzthezaa nca kiact,n. s be diligently taught and
such c1arse Of nfsiiccfa dseaisas RaFsea wih b.
css4sird 20 1TFecp harusn'Easy al he atates q
ne niaa Nirci pafsnlt s.ienfoa uia - PAD - ne
uorAa, mAnaers hAeas ant heah 81 papliA feH s4if
iioaai hoeFnS ferl te received. D4y neActAFs are
d hse msnhs, PayAbs u s4s4aes - ths lai,er
a.. Dani-ssl NAfaL- cAosa
IrOtt RENF.-Fhe ho1se a. prssen4 etsapssa ~ thr
II TlnaErs bank 4 Soc ~ tAe erseauE yesr- 20
dsss ~ H. 6oKD0s co.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
NASHVILLE Posi- orrIcE, Jan. 6.

NAouFsLLh tUsI VI Tue 5du o LOSFs
To THE DAILY PATRIoT-I have this day decided that
you entitled to advertise the uncaed for Letters in this
Office for year. from the 1st Of January in accordance
with the law, in that made and provided.
Yours, very respectfully,
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

TIRE ORTGIyA5. PEAK FAMILY. Vocal
ISIS, Harpists and Lancashire Bel Ringers would
specuy announce she citizens # Nashville that thew
WI give two Of their popular entertainments at ODD
FELLOWS HALL, MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS. JAN. 18TH and GOTH.
90 For particulars Programmes.
~ Tick IS soc. Seats be red in advance,
without extra charge the Music Store Of A Mcclure
where plan Of The Hall may be seen
~ Doors open at I, Concert to commbnce ~ ~
O'Clock. JOHN FI7Z,
Janl8-lW General Business Agent.
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ApWELLING HOUSE FOR REET.

VNHE BRICK DWELLING MArke, street, a -
L short distance bslow the Old Nashville Ian. IS tsA
offered for rent 10 good tenant for the year ls5l 49,
Apply 70 ldec23-tn BESJ p. SHIELDS, Agent.
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
THE HOLIDAYS.
IL College Street
Cost of First Edition over $4,000.

|. "The Most superbly illustrated Book ever Pro
duCed in America"
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

! RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Saturday night, 18th of March, 1912.
| Ny Dear Sir: | have time for bnt one word.
/ thank you for your kind letter. On We'd
nesday evening, at 8 o'clock, have booked
myself to be at your disposal.
In great haste, faithfully yours,
CHARLES Dickens.
NV house was filed to overfowing-jd sa-
| tbs ad salts faciendum.
The privilege was solicited of being permits
| ted to stand on the landing of the stairway to
see him pass up. His precious autograph was
held up TO crafty admiring spectators.
The only redeeming feature of the fete was
that the truly noble, accomplished and beloved
gentleman, scholar and author, consented to
accompany him, and give grace, dignity and
attraction to the assembly.
Washington Irving condescended to play sec.
ond to the foreigner whom all delighted to hon
o., pro hac rice.
Ii was vicious depravity Of taste, which
| al have STAGE deplored-these adulations &C.
slowed on this heartless migrate, this consum-
! mate fop and conceited coxcomb; all were re-
| paid by gross libels, unfounded ISLANDERS, which
! shall not condescend to record.
Chief Justice fancy and family were an
! uounced. "My hour for receiving is past, re-
| piled the inflated foreigner.
My estimsble friend, Christopher Hughes,
thus reproved him: "Dickens, had my lord
Chief Justice Denham honored you with q
call, would you have dared to refuse himl'
Certainly replied the inflated ooxcomb,
''if my hour OF admission had passed"
! "Chief Justice fancy is, in himself, the most
elevated man in bis country-second IN rank
only TO the President-and it will form bright
privilege in your life hereafter, to say you
! were permitted to take him by The hand"
"Mrs. Dickens is about 10 drive ont, TO see
the picturesque bills surrounding Baltimore"
replied: ave have ample time before the
setting sun"
He then oondescendingly said, "You may
show him up"
In Washington, the Hon. Secretary of War,
waiting in his ante chamber, heard the same
response: "My hour is past" He was at the
Presidents Levee; he requested that Mr.. Spen-
Ger might be informed that he then was will
ing TO be introduced to him. "Tell him my
hour for receiving him is past" replied Mr..
Spencer.
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RaIston, Dr. G. Rely, P Richardson. Jas
Ray, r Ries, RObarts CA
Rankin, DC Read WR Ran, p
Ramsey GU Hickman Robertson. W II
Reden, G Riggsbee, &c Russell, RM Q
Relman Y Riggs, Russell, Geo
Reid, 7
sharpe, David Smith, Dr. L Sweeney. CIV
Sharber. NJ h Smith Caulter Sword G. W
Shields, john Smith, Wu St kes James TT
Searcy d Smi h, WmM Steele. NathacieI
Seawen, 2 Sharbal, Pr Stuard. Samr
Schandelmeyer, in Shaver, Jacob Sterdvant, VIM
Scot, r II Shoemate, Jas Stuard, Thos
Shells, Michael ShOr~ ed, " Sti't, A
Shaub, Jacob Sherbert, Chas Steel, SM
Sa "ders, Jno Shea, John Story Ssmue
Sanford. D J Sheehv, John Stokes, w IT
Salvage, G. Shepard, TIC Stevenson Irbn
Sandifer, Or JasM shepard. B Street John NJ
Spurgin, Wan Sharp, Fra Kiln Sullivan Florence
Spencer, Shuman, G II Sullivan, Patrick
II
TAYLOR, W J Thompson. John W Turner & w
Timmons, JP Treadw' 4. Ticker Daniel S
Thompson, W TreanOr. d Turuer W G
Thompson, W G. Tvuett. James Tucker Winsiow
Thurman Wu Trebesch Julius Thomas, Geo Henry
Thomas, Turner, W NJ
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UDgermann Fredrk
Watkins, Daniel Wells, John Williamson, Geo W
Waters, W u Weatherford, J J Wiki soc, Fl 2
Walker, W K Whates, J l. Wilkinson. John
Wag oner, James DWhite mt Wilson, VIM ] 2
Warren, Jesse Whitman, G. W Wood, VIM J
Waggoner, Cornelius Williams, Woodan WP
Wade, 5 Wilkinson, W Wright, Aaron
Walker, Jos Williams Jas NJ
Yarbrough, James
jan Is s. R. ANDERSON, P NJ.
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JNO. NJ. CABLER.

NOTICE All person having claims against the
~ Of Oily Jackson, DECD are hereby notihsi to
pres4n, them properly authenticated Joha Woodland,
ia re Of the County Court for Robertson County Tonnes
see on or before st day o. neNt for pro rata dis
iutien a. have this day regularly suggested tn insov
eucy of aid estate. n. n. B. 7UgNtR,
Administrator OF g. Jackson, decd.
81 INV
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IyOR Ran A. That desirable STORE ROOM aeoin-
il try my odice Caerry street., for the year 1851
Also that very desirable DWELLING on Cherry street,
South o. Broad, containing some o. rooms, aad m be
put Ia thorough repair. Apply Will. L. BOYD,
does 50 Cherry street.
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tKT HIsKY.-t0o bsrrsls Rse,iasd nskys leo e4fFsa
w % lsoaIbon Whisay. In s.orr md - sa,s y
tlyAaxRaioIaE rRUGkS hAsd sss os
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LIST OF LETTERS
Ladies' List.

d ENAINISG urc'ed for in the Post Office at Nash
II vii Jan. Is, 1856
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Sale OF gSeal Estate.

fr5S WILL be sold on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II,
~ 1887 valuable piece Of ground situated CEDtR
49, STREEr, opposite the SEwASEE Coal DlPor, with
Improvements.
said property IS 20 be sc1 for the purpose CT making
division among the heirs Of Bent. q. Cahler, decd.
TERIS.-One third cash; the balance one and two
years. time.
Jan a. Std JNO. NJ. CABLER.
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-. The Boston Ifarsiter states that on Wed.
nesdsy evening, the 81 Nicholas Skating Club, Of
Ro1bury, assembled a, Bowers Pond bringing
several transparencies and other illumiuations,
which we're Get up ia different parts of the pond.
The members then immed atcly proceeded to igults
suDdry tar barrels at various points These were
SO prcusey scattered over the pond that the whole
area wac brightly illuminated. by this time large
numbers Of ladies' aud gentlemen had arrived, add
the whole party then proceeded 70 erjSy the eK-
eellent skating. During the evening several pieces
of fireworks we're set Of. and some choice musics.
gems sung by the ladies' aud gentlemen with hae
eject.
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THE MANUFACTURING EsrABLIsHMEET FOB

TIRE LARGE WAREHOUSE Market street Is -
J. offered for rent for the year 1851 Apply 70 ~,
decs3-u BENI. ,. sHtkLDS, Agent. -Lll1.
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a. ANff.fs INN edi4lsly ~ 81. a freack ssn, al
w sdclsnt nook ksepeF, heas etksrs nesa Apply
dse3s u, =. FGRAcA son.
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THE TENNESSEE
Farmer and Mechanic,
THE INTERESTS or THE FARM AND SHOP.
A Monthly Record % General Agriculture, Me-
ehanics, stock Raising, Fruit Growing And
Home knterests.

ASSISTANT EDITORS.
nR r. II. HODSDEN. Fast Tennessee,
Coz. II. J CANNON. West fsnnessee.
AssfFfed BY numerous regular Contributors
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With Portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and Eeroinss By
RANK B. GooosrcH (Dict TiRio) Royal Quarto Turkey
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t0SaHgisi:;T'' < ron FHsI'-A'' ;. .s.s-l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
Beds i! Beds !

fooa Beds for everybody, at 20 per cent. less th"n
Marysyillc prices for 40 days only to make room for
an entire stock per first steamer 10 OroyIlle at
C.SCRiB ER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
ExteilsiOn EOreXer,

Owing TO the immense business done by the under,
signed they have found it necessary to open another
BRANCH in Oroyille. and have located it nearly op-
pOsite the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery ,treet, where they
are now opening ais|i offer for sale, as fine u steck OF
Clothing Boots and shoes, Hats Caps, aud as good
stock of Under Clothing as can be found in their
well known establishment To the Miners and resi-
dents Of Thompson Flat, Morris Ravine, Oregon
Gulch and city, and every body, with their friends,
we would simply say, drop in and at the
Branch, examine Onr stock, you have both the right
quantity and quality TO select from. clothe your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing, and If
Our goods don't give you sltsiaction our names are
not ID. Toy l. OTrEESON,
Montgomery street opposite st. Nicholas, and
Brunch, opposite NJ ners' bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
Furniture! Furniture !

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment of Furn
ture. Also, an invoice of large Gilt Frame Looking
Glusses, for sale 10" at g. SCRIBERS
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers ST. MO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Merchants Exchange and Billiard SaIoen.

montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store OF
Randall McDermott. The SUBSCRIBER would in
form the public, that he has taken the slooa for
morl, known as the Washington Exchange, and hay.
shg retted the same in the best manner, making 1t
at the same time the most commodious and COM
Portable Saloon in Oroville The Bar will be sup
pied with liquors OF tho best quality. In skort.
everything Will be done 20 promote the comfort of
hls patrons, for which share public patronage is
rcspectiulls solicited.
febl9 DWARkOWSKY,
torinerlyof the firm Of lIopley Il Co., Mary svlle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
OrOyiile Mining Company.

Notice is hereby given that there will be meeting
of the stockholders of the Orove Mining Company
at the office OF w. 5. Stafford, Oroville, Thursday,
February 20 1857 at one O'CLOCK L. NJ, for the
purpose of cecling Three Trustees to manage the af
fairs of the Company fot the ensuing year
febl3-2w w. Stafford, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
DISSOLUTION.

yuH8E co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween j. V. IIoag and T. X. Persons, was dis
solved ON the 18th instant by the said ioag selling
ont ali his interest to Isaac NJ Anderson The busi
ness will hereafter be conducted under the firm of
~ ANDERSON Il co.
NB-All persons indebted TO the old firm Of
uoag Persons are requested TO call and settle, as
the hooks of the old concern are closed
Oroyille, Feb l5, 1887. r. X. pERsoNS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25
To the Stockholders of the " ORC Teie
graph Company

Notice is hereby given that the third and 4h install
menls of stock in the orc Telegraph Comp ny is now
called in. payable Immediately to the Treasurer,
James McW iliiams, at the Banking House of Nc.
Williams n Tymeson in Oroyille, and at the banking
house Of Mark Brumagim & Co., in MarysyiIle.
by order L. c. llEWlNGS, Secretary.
Oroville, February 10, 1851. ieblO-T
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-25

No. So Montgomery street, between Bush and Sutter
streets. San Francisco
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Persons Of COnsumptiVe Habits,
Bcad This

ITO THE GREFFNBURG COMPANY For the first time
in my life induced to certify to the truly wonder
fu effects Of popular medicine, but in sending the
certf feel that only dscharging duty that
GTae'enberg Company and more especially 20
suffering humanity.
About the first of June last I had negro taken
Cough, attended with restlesness splitting Of blood
and other dangerous symptoms Of nsumpt n. imme
who told a OF sumpt He treated him
weeks, but he gradually then had
another physician OF reputa in long diseases He
examined him, and decided TO be hopeless Of
mptun, and said It useless to spend try
ing him.
had previously promised enherg Agents here
(Messrs els LOVELY that when the doctors gave him
up would try the GIaeBbeTg Comsumptive's Balm. did
taking only five Nix doses He only two bottles
bottles Of the GTfenbJrg Sarsaparl
la CompO nd, which the small OF nine dollars
and to-day consider him entirely cured He is worth
II 200 he doing good the plantation
him perfectly sound and vel he fat, hearty
and strong, without vestge sign Of disease left
JOHN MYELS
Claiborne, Ala
have used the GrRfsnberg COusumptive's Balm 10
we're consumption my practice, with the hap
5. MEDARIS, NJ. D.,
TOteus Wells, Tenn
The aenberg Consumptive's aim will ehectualy cure
Consumption all Complaints OF the Lungs In OF
Cold the Lungs and Ches Languor combined with Di-
Breath NJ, Pains in the Chest, and Bronchitis, the
GI asf.nber. umpves Balm viii effect complete cure
prevent the disease from becoming confirmed Con-
sUmptiOn In all delays ngerOus. They so
hundred fold all diseases having tendency to Con-
sumption. We earnestly advise ali 70 procure ths Con-
sumDtive's Balm in season.
~ The price Of the Consu rptiye's Bal m is IS per
bo.Jle ALEX. MCKENZIE, Nashville
Agent for the Grefenberg Co.. for tennessee, Alab
and Georgia. (iecl6-d
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EaraCbe Cured.

This painful Affection which persons, especial
" children ARE subj every fall and winter is ready
by the BR GG's LINIMENT. few drops
upon piece of should be put into the as
be borne and the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the Iniment applied with gentle friction with the
hand Thousands ofcases have been relieved in few mi
by this invaluable iniment. It is also an infllIibe
cure rheumatism Neuralgia spran and Bruises Burns
and scads and all diseases skin Its for sale by al
re psctahle Druggists.