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CAUTION % - PTnIIr-

Aitef several years experiment 10 ne nsn1lur.
fortunately sacceeisd, ln TIE ysar lsis IN making #
manufacture b which 81 deprived q its aerd szi
rnatory properties, and rendered psris1siy pure.
Ny nanuisctory at zeaeia Holland Aasr 4sri ~
reelection What titis give IT, .nt1oiacsd e 70 the Aa
pubIs urer the ftls q - ToIfe's schIcdn1n A4oe
matte Schnapps.I5 sallsdan Is TIE name 81 tlsr 1s
IN Holssd Ehsre tie Gin 8 Eaucturel. iafoatic derive is
froi TIE Italian juniper berry win sizh 1al,
AZ word sseanspps' is tie osfaa or afnk-eoru. l
-Wolis's schsidln aromatic drink No sosnss had ~ s
81 introduced 70 the Asn public and reve s7pr1
bstion than the liquor mixers o. New Tors, Boston pts
phia started IN pursait viii sier sd and poisosou ls
ai5sr various Names In ~ Iels haze bsn
sirseety Initiated VIII only the adiitoa oi isv isa1 %
p.sad technical avoidance q The s earsa7 1psrss
70 impose careless purchasers. ur1sni lss tar-
hy has been puci he merchants 81 NsE 0rsas g a.
o. the chpness Of The Two Dollars psarsn r
the Quarts, and One Dollar dozen for ne PM
being ths Wbolessis ples eg Tor 81 thing Bar Al1s
can WHISKY aaFsrsd he on Juniper ana redue AIRY
per cent bee2 proof asfahals Who par1atss lusc5a
the fra1d ~ selling spurious facls. asmuch an ss
the principal gbo planned he iurosiian.
hope every rsspeeiabe citizen health a.
community IN Uhieh he live. via aims IN rrssizz iniez-
posing the INSCRIPTIONS merchant Who for he slkeof
VIII put in jeopardy the lives Of e collluny shch
such man should BE nailed q ne pllsrY Of plhHe
UBOLPEEO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Mes. s. go and se Eseaversl,,
NEW E0HE.
Thsfoouins rsspseali' Brs ia New ORLEANS sl - a--
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tie platform on which that gentleman VII ataao 4
hs shan Fsesire Is nsmiastion fer Ire Presidency
Certainly the bii1erest opponents q slavery eoalq
Isl rs mere humiliaiing concession than this, for
no 6oldsr assault has ever been made upon the iasi-
tuition vim q yisw 10 lis abolision il he s'aies
Where ii exists If slavery shall ever Be absisAsd
il the s0uih shaIl ever be bound dom e Sc fpas
stool Of NoriheTn domination, i al d acconpi4A-
ed BY the Efforts ef souihers mee. IS ae sxerii as
Of jos. such politicians g AZ Bal ana Als orgsas
We are grati6ea to leatn shai Hon JAMES 81
DarIpsos, whe is nov il his ely, vls shortly as
ivsra lecture ga lie Treasures Of lhe Intellectual
world" The saizsas Of Nashville who hare heard
his isatfe On The Jewels Of The Commonwealth, p
viii not fail 70 hesr this second lecture Col DA-
vinaoE s ore Of the rnest eloqueatand finished pop
War orators ia the eobstry, and viii Interest
any audience who maj be fortunate enough to
hear him We understand ihst Col DAVIDSON
viii deliver two lectures in GAINESVILLE on the 10Th
and llih of January The lecture which xe had
the pleasure Of hearing last Spring On "The jew
els Of Commonwealth" is a most brilliant produc
ton, attending il the finest Imagery and the rich
est illustration. It's faults are those Of an exuber'
ant fancy and its BEAUTIES sre the offspring Of ge,
MUS Col D , elocution gives additional interest
10 his highly finished Do mpO5itions-
The Philadelphia Press falsely attributes car op
position 10 srrrHrs A. DoUcLAs 70 Gov. BRoWs's
influence. TIE Uatox AND AsrEsIoAN reflects no
man sentiments and ils editor is alone responsible
for the views which It expresses We advocate what
VIC consider sound doctrine and condemn what We
dsapprovs without regard 10 the opinions or wishes
Of any lnsn on earth. Letihis be distinctly under
stood BY the Press and other vsnal miniJhs Of
DoUeLAs-
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Mza AKOsCK bees leave announce that he has ectef
arrangement with the following eminent Artists:
Madame Cora De Wihors, the famous Prma Donna who unite
to Of the finest Suprno Voices IN esenre
erfu Execution and who has achieved such brilliant triumph
ant recently in Paris, London, New York, Philadelphia
Washington, etc.
Madame Amalia Patti Srakosh the favOre Contralto from
the Italian Opera in New York. Philadelphia, Boston, etc
Mr. Henry Squire the eminent young Tenor who has been so
brilliantly successful in London New York, and who
ledgel the finest living English Tenor, and
Sig Amodo the First Basso Of the Italian operas LondoE
Naples New York ard Philadelphia universally acnow
ged in Europe and America, possessing the extraordinary
and wonderful Basso Voice in the world.
All the above named worldwide celebrated artists will appear
In
GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT,
ON MONDAY, JAN Sd.
The price Of admission including SEATS been fixed
at 81 so.
Seats be secured beginning Friday Morning, Dec. 3lst
the Music Store Of Mr. james Mcclure No. 3d. street.
Doors open at Performances to commence o'clock.
dec20-td
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Great Ext elsiOr ShingIe MIN,

1t. The Mill IS the most simple, complete, comprehensive,
and durablemaehne for making Shingles Of No. quay,out
Of any and all kinds Of timber.
81. This Mill a superior single others whether
shaved saved and will make from third fourth
shingles froma given Of timber than any
chine, and they conlsiand ahettsr price
Sd. This Mill viii make from IS to . 600 perfect smooth
shingles in 10 hours, the kept in order, and properly
ten6el to.
fh. This Mill is less cumbersome, occnpes less space
convenient and requires power than any other mill
5h This NH is composed entirely Of iron aud Steel and when
sent from the mandatory is ready for the telt.
9th Any make perfect singles first Trial,
and we'll the experienced and with equal facility,
fact it Is the ne piaS ultra Of siingie machines.
The subscriber having purchased lie Letters Patent Tor The
tire State Of Tennessee Of this invention, will positively pre-
vent any iufrngement OF the me and will dispose Of State,
County, individual rights pur
chaser Z. GILLIAN.
Letters Of inquiry, Or1ers adfresd E Gillian,
Mr. NJ Burns, Mr.. John Morrow, Furrnan Co.
Nashville, Tennessee viii meet with prompt attention
Having had Of these machines exhibition Nessrs
Yannoy, Turhivile Co Of this city for months,
would refer to al master builders and carpenters its
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE, December . 1858.
viii also agent for the sale Of the machines in
keuucEy. Indiana Arkansas Illinois, Mississippi and Tels
dec25-dtf 4. GILLIAN.
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eEN5. y 3EIELDS is nov rseeivae per sseausrs Ranyan
sonn ra esc az ezieulise stock q merchandise d e
A1efsns Fafes n the various departments Of trade o. this
morning, at 10 O'Clock We VII commence our sales aud crus
ea1ing sees beth aay ana agAt. until the entire sock j.
sio tbs trade is especially invited 81 attend The tie
Gesas Willie saidin lots AMI sacrhcs may expected Bsrs
as usual gazh. fiet9
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR ALE.

n Pursuance Of Chancery, VIII sell, on the
IL First OF Februarys 1852
the premises, public suction, valuable cotton plantation,
suae Deer Creek, Washington county Mississippi and
owned BY j. " Percy Co-and no Percy Piacs Said
plantation e0utlins fifteen hundred and seventy the
finest cotton land ia Tie Soutnue hundred highest
state Of cultivation. It in delghul nsghb0ood, twelve
miles hack % Gseenvel the shipping poinit perfectly Hde
is susceptible Of cultivation at any momeuit has upon De
ghtfu dwelling house perfectly quarters stables &C.
aud is making THIS letseen twelve fourteen bales
the hand.
viii also sell az the time and place, Is Accmtted
goes, 81 Of them hands. belonging j. ". Percy Co. and
raised BY them. Aso, p mules, 10 yoke Of oxen,
tle CD sheep. corn, with antaon u
sis, wagons, &e- Of all kinds and in good order.
EeKHs--0r the land fourth cash; the biance one
and three equal instaent Der nt utere
from date and approved security Tie and personal pro
perry Of all descriptions for twelve months aceepsnces ap
proved houses New Orleans. persons wishing to purchase
invited to and view the premises.
dse22-lIaH28'59 L r. DIx8N, commissioner
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Farewell benefit Of Mr. Harry HOvvIanA. on which
occasion viii be presented the great drama Of Jack ShePs
para JACK sheppar1-tiaFry Rowland. Jonathan WldAr
DAVIS Dance by Miss Williams To with admired
domestic domestic drama Of The Golden Farmer. Jimmy
Twchen which character he will sing celebrated comic
songof Wilkins and his DnahSir Rowland George the Col
den Farmer-Mr Davis.
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sale Of Negroes.

EY virtue Of deed o. trust executed By Patterson
and Mary L Patterson, Which record REGISTERS
oce Of Davidson county, in Book No %, page 20j aud 7
will expose public sale the house gate Saturday
the 15 day OF January, 1859, the highest bidder for cash.
following slaves to Wit Phillip, yellow boy, aged about Is
Marah yellow aged about twenty and her child
Martha aged about IL months. Sale within legal hoar
drc2J-6tds JESSE COLLINS, Trustee.
ENOR SALE.--I will sell my residence on Cherry street,
e formerly owned BY DR. Felix Robertson, l3 feet trent
dec25-dn TON SMITH.
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TENO PRANEERS.-.Wanted Immediately at this ONCE
h good Job Printer-one who thoroughly understands his
business To such constant employment viii be gi5en.
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% DEFAnIINe 90. 80.


TTyHE dne passenger sts11isr- j. g. CLINE. r..
D El1lolr. Master vii leave Ihundays -
5lla instant, IS y o'clock IL Fer freight or pas-
sage apply o. hoard or to
dec9-it A. L. DAVIS. AGENT
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no person Who has Travelled either 3r Wholesale and
ii Shoe, 1f8cery DRY Coos sass. and fn8 isfl-
tory letters iro last employer. e extent 81 trade IL
inhnsuce, aud other ueiilea1s sa esss1 coed iala
Inenis Will - offered sy the ADVERTISERS.
Address 3 4 H. box 1872, Post0Hce, New York.
dec2s-i3g
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

An offering for sale the House Cherry street.
occupied BY MIR B Weller.
The house large and conodous containing TWEEN
by with servants cellars, and wood Sheds
The houssis goo order Of g. bang recently
is adapted for rs boarding house tau any
In Nashville
The lot is about sixty Eve feet front by hundred seven.
y five feet ard the house auasd the lot u
the city.
large portion Of the furnareeaR purchased With the house
If desired.
1t well known that hotel keeping is IN this city pro-
fta5e business, and 10 any wishing engage such voc
ton, this excel opportunity procure eligible lo
ton being convenient to all the business portions OF the city
For terms &C. apply to
dec24-a Az, 5. LINDSEY.
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Ia Congress on fbursdays he SESSION Of the Sen.
ate vas opened with prayer b. Catholic priest in
ull caHoniesls. bill was introduced by Mr Crit,
fsuden to regulate the election of United States
Sc store Mr. Stuart Of Michigan. vainly attempted
T. oriDg up he bill which grants public lands to
nc several States for the benefit Of agriculture and
the mecasnic arts a bill giving pension 20 The
widow aud family CT Col Turnhul gave rise to an
animated debate. A memorial from he grandson
Of Gen. Nat Greene of Rhode Island, asking for
aid IN publication Of his grandfalhera memoirs,
vas presented
Numerous bills we're introduced iaio TIE House
Among them was one giving The President a hun
dfed million Ct dollars NhersWiih 70 conclude a
treaty with Spain. settle all difficulties. aud pro-
cure The oession Of CUba-tha sum 10 be borrowed,
if it be not III the Treasury at the time fixed for
payment Another Of the Bills introduced con-
tains provisions regulating the duties on imports.
Another authorizes Louisiana to impose tunnsge
duties the proceeds to be devoted to The improve
ment Of he Channel Of The Mississippi 0ne re-
pealing the English act and another authOrizng The
people Of the Territories TO elect all their officers
were referred. Mr. Bingham introduced a bin
abalishing The present systsm Of mileage, and al
loving members their actual travelling expenses
only. Mr.. Morris ii Illinois introduced bill admit
ting sugar and salt free Of duty. and Mr. Washburne
Of the same State, bill establishing post route
from Leayenworta to Pixies Peak Mr. Farnsw0rth
Of Illinois yailly underworld 10 introduce resolu.
ten looking 10 The adoption Of further measures for
the suppression Of the saVetlade and alF. Blair Of
Mo-, resolution desiring IT, bred scst dec sion
extra judieitl, Illegal and voiL The principal APP
preparation bills we're reported by the Chairman Of
the Committee on Ways sad aleans. Mr. Sherman
Of Ohio moved the reference Of the Navy ApprOpri-
alton bill to the Committee on Naval Affairs, with
view to more careful examination Of the items than
can be given BY the IIOuse dr. Ferguson Of Min
nes0ta introduced Homestead bill Alter laying
out good deai Of work for the residue Of the ses-
sion, Congress adjourned an lAe 4lh Of January.
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fNNHE dne passenger steamer sALLIE WEST,
CozsrrT Master vii leave for the above and
all intermediate ardinZs this dsy. the 29lh Inst.
at y o'clock, H. For freight passage apply board
decfe-H A. HAMILTON AGENT
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tGMDA4fEs
PAINTED Buckets and THIS, Broous, Wfspr1r Payer,
White Aead, Vinegar, Iuuenaas Cr1Eas, 80 ar-
es Of Cincinnati Protuer and aauufc1re,
quality a. lowest cash prizes. Orders SIZED ana shnusn rale
promptly by ROBERT MOORE
Ciucnu1ti, 0dfa.
10 Conssnusu-s % Cotton Dried Truit, Lari Rsltefs
Beesvazs Ginseng, &e, VII receive an toe ldYunzg q l
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JAMES, NEURALGIA FLUID,

most nvaiuab external applicant for Hhmnstis1 Neu
ralsia, sprans, Bruises, Headache Il never fails ID
prepareh the late Rev Mr. james Of CHATTANOOGA have
but ~ dEen leat have is warranted 10 be genuine Per
Beu bug Banea-DrYes from old Houses and old Red
steada Bugs and Rleas. Only % ceHts perbolae.
The Grsefenburg COnsumptiyess Balm Is
recounendea % ne attention q all having Affections Of te
Lungs or Colds either light When Pector
medicines have failed this with cerinty be
carly stages OF Consumption aeertain In the last stages
very csriain relief
All hnse who have weak Lungs should test virtues. which
are wonderfully ecacious IN disorders Be trHel Wh
Many citzensof Nashville attest its curative powers
ALEX. MACKENZIE
aee@e-0 IL College street
StFRA ED--From subscriber on Saturday night hist
- SofreI Horse, With saddle and The fnder
on returning the same me, viii he suitably rewarded
A. b. sHANKLAND, ..-f.
decae-I > Cherry street
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PENMANsHIP
PHI ONO G R A HY.
MIR. DOEREAR
dies and GentleEseR

NT7ILL commence giving lessons in Writing and
w Photography in his eomnodious rooms over the
store OF H. Mc, AZ the Of College and the
Ladies and Gentlemen
learn to write with ease, elegance and rapdity-
Mr. D. believes the many hundred Of pupils be has taught in
this place, within he last fifteen years. viii be the evidence OF
his teacher but thoe who wish further testimony are
referred MS large circular where they viii find IN
qualified testimony from the best in the stats
during the last twenty years.
They viii there find the evidence II the rat Mt d.
~ and simplicity Of Photography.
Hours 70 IL A, NJ, to p NJ, and to 9 at night.
dec29 Il
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ROGAsS BALSaM FOR PTLm0NARlr aNn
EuEEEruL.aH rnE.-- N -..-.-o.

VIE public is pat u possession Of exi
III ordinary remedies for what c-
sered an inenrabs dscasei ng OuttEn ara applicn-
tiOif9 the action o. Whia IS seemingly acoa itl
having none q those attributes which aks up DE numerass
compounds IN general use.
pamphlet contauDg directions, ters from disliurnisI
and veil known lndTh.afls7 and other documentary ertcaols
viii accompany ths remedy.
Mr. James Rees having case 10 be agent FOR TIE sale 81
this Basam the price las relucs 1t can only b. osni
o. the prgprisUrhy letter directed OCA box ia -
o. Philadelphia, Penn. s.og36-,I51i
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NNIANTED.--A young az good moral hatiis. sho
w has experience he Drug business, 10 - 70 Ceiulf
Apply 20 EWiu, Peniietou & Co., Nashville. or 10
deei9-d2W l. H0HKINS, Caluufh..
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FOR SALE.
a FINE SUBURBAN REsIDENCE
Situated on M'Gayock street,

~ " n - "A - Il
FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated on MGaTock street,
In w est Mas Vile.
n WILL sell at private sale that beautiful and
81 commodious residence % Mr.. CHARLES W. ~
ANDERSON McaVock street, and adiacent that
Of te Rev Mr. Reed and close 70 the residence II
Mr.. Bayless. The lot fronts 100 feet Gc9avock
street and runs back id1 feet to - foot alley and
is enclosed with fine cedar picket The house Is one
story brick containing in the main buildRg
chnaeoset, together vegetabe coal cellars fs
be carriage house. &c There also upon The premises spen
did esten. The honse is entirely new modern I'M.
preyemenJs and Finished H the most superb srhiecure
and with 70 comfort and convenience. examination Of
the premises will convince tie most sous one u the
most complete residences that has been offered to the public
Its well established fc that that portion West Nashville
Is the most desre Of othFr account Of society health
and approach 20 The city bees the other advantages that Il
presents 20 the business The fact the 1rnaraffonts 50
heavy should be Indictment those psinr 70 purchase
homes give this passing notice. Is represented ID
be- will SELL il desTe l00 feet onin the above ana
that Of Mr.. Reed.
The Rev. Dr. Houston. the present occupant, wiz take pleasure
In showing the premises any that may 70 examine
~ II not sold privately before Monday the Of Janhary
highest bidder.
Terms of Sale.--A credit Of une two and three years,
With notes bearing interest," Wel endorsed payable Bank and
lieu retained =. r. GLASCOCK.
deczs-ta Real Estate agent.
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STRAkOSCH,S
Grand Concert Company.
ON Monday, January "a, 1854.


Debut Of the Countess CORA DE WILHORsT the young and
fascinating PTma Donna in Nashville.
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Negro Men and Bows Wnnfel.

81 EREDIrII, HALEF b CO.. wish hire tie s1suiuF
Iva year, fifty Negro Men and Royss fr11 10 io
81 old, work IN their Toacco Factory No A aud A. Col
legs street. They prefer hire that him
Is thai they may them business. eenmpei
To learn hands every year ldec2s-ian3
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
CARTEEs, WHI.LSFORD a co..,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and j. Lanier)

Ola TuesdaEs Jamunry 4th, 1885,
MS viii Ogr Tor cash Ia front OF our aFetous No. s. Mar
ket street complete assortment Of Groceries, consisting
in part as foloFs, viz:
4S hhds n. O. Sugar; 80 doz Ground Pepper, pure;
l01 bags BALI COaee; 90 doz Ground Mugard;
% bhs Molassss; 50 boxes Star Candies;
p tbls Golden Syrup; 50 boxes TalloW Candles;
% b5s Crushed Sugar; leo bbls Cincinnati Whisky.
25 bbs Powdered Sugar Is do n. c. do
. bbls Sugar; 100 pkgs French Brandy;
50 half bbls Mackere; 10 bhB Dark Brandy;
100 cases Cove Oysters, liz 3 g hbls n, Y. Gin;
cans; 50 boxes (35 baFs) Soap:
IS bags Pepper 100000 Cigars;
- bags Spice 800 boxes quart Pickles;
"a chests Ieas 10 do katsup:
20 reels Cotton Cord; p do quart Bottles:
50 bXs Scotch snuie SO reanas Nsap. Paper;
Together with many other articles make complete sale
We will continue to sell in future every Tuesday
dec29-m CARTER, WILLSFORD 4 CO..
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BIZ
s. A. G. NOEL g. co.

Regular Nashville and Louisville
PASSENGER PACKETS.
TENHE splendid light draught stezmeTs
TEMPEST
2 G. pARR, Captain.
JOHN CAULT.
J. ii. DuvCEs CaptaiH-
the above, every
day yciock. NJ connecting Loasvile with the United
States Mail Packets for Cncnnali Farierur Wheeling Puts
burg; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tor The Through
given Tor fegt 10 Baltimore York and Boston,
aslow BY any other reliable line These boa.s were built
presy for the trade TIE i punetualiy observed ia tine
Of starting. For freight passage apply en- board o 70
decl4-f II. III HARRISON, Agent
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-. FFNE sHOEs.

Ladies' Congress Kid Heeed K0ssuth Boots;
do Butt0ned do do Boots;
do White Satin Slippers;
do Congress and Laos Winter Caters;
Misses Kid Heeled Welt Boots.
do Goat DO do do Sc. &c
Just received at a College street.
dec2g k1 JOHN RkNAGE.
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ASSIGNEEsS SALE.
an Tuesday, January 25, 1859. will sell at auction. the
steamboat, ", K. Stevenson. her engines tackle
tire, she lies At the wharf sniland Kentucky
Stevenson IS Of Light draught Is less than three years old
locked aud thoroughly rearedin October last and has all the
rigging and tackle necessary for boat ~ her class.
Terms of SRIcsa-rhe boat will be sold on a credit OF
three, six nine twelve, fifteen eighteen months notes made
payable in the Southern Bank OF Kentucky Southland with
one endorses EACH said eHdores be residents
either Kentucky or Tennessee Z. r. HAYNES,
decSo-dtds Assignee.
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sale OF Negroe

Daniel TueEsr and odsrs ra Rsbeoea IS son laers
8Y decree county q Davidson o1unfr e. IL
cause the Decelutor Term, ltlese
house En- Nashville, Saturday D.
following negroes, to1it Artur and Szp, aged so YEAS Poy
aged . years; Amanda sgai q years.
TeTIns--sltl VIA be- rquei n cash. l1i Tie llanca
credit Of months, notes Win g1cd sceari,y fequired
dec22-td prl Zee soD = 2 ChEATHAM,C H.
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WILL pay the very highest nsrkst prize faf likely Ys1u
u NegEoes between TIE ages o. 70 and s. ysars
WILL L. BOYD, in
does Ne 50 Cherry Street
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FoR LoIlsNILLF a4n 81

T VIE popular pacset RELIANCE, BRUCE alasier,- -
Il viii leave uiiI dag, wednesday, 2gih inst At
u O'Clock, ~, aH0re and al iuiermeliater
landings. For freigat passlss apply subosrd
decss-H n. II. HARRISON, Agent
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Mr.. Parroif delegate frem Kansas. inlrodeoed
bin to reduce the qnandty ef lana nov included il
the military reservation at LeavenTorth, and 70
change the boundary line Of the Territory.
variety Of subjects we're introduced and referred to
the appropriate committees. The House hen, on
notion adjourned 10 the 4ih Of January, in scooF-
dance with the Joint resolution.
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TRON--One hundred Tons, vel assorted, which are sim
q selling out al cost TERllASS BROTHERS.
decl4 No. :, Market street.