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DISSOLUTION,

II HE partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Alvah Mitcheliin the and style Of Sloan
Aehel, s this day dissolved By mutual consent James
Sloan assuming all liabilities Dd responsibilities OF Tie late
dTm, paying all oebts receiving all duea from and
his date and will continue the Marble Business the old
tand, corner Of sumner and Spring streets Nashville.
Nashville, May Z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
mayS-dd ALVAH MITCHELL.
AtiasL. &. R.nrh,
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NEEnnaI

NIB have d large assortment Of all styles, COACHRS
w BAhUUCHE> aud oJ6UlbSs which We viii N OF
prtcvz 81 -sgH inu tIugsE ogtSS
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BELL AND BRASS FOoNDGRY,

BELL AND BRASS FOJNDERY.
On Front near Broad i
TIE subscriber respectfully -sturHs bIr
"a thanks g she public for past lav0rs and 30. e.
80 liolts continuance OF patronage p III
aaag2e lsJve line GI5O
CUfPEk AND SHEET IKuS MANCFat.F.EI--.
iOgether with every description OF MelaI. F-z1 B.- Z
sic Packngs, Bai5il Metal and Castings
soda F0uuts, GeneT4I0rg, Ale Puma and .ru..s
every description manufactured 70 order OF repaired
saCr@ u0-lcs.
Cash viii be paid atallsimss for old Copper and d.
e41a-A b tIFE.F
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MARRLR WORK.

THB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
hsate partner 70 the public and hopes he viii
nberalshSre Of patronage.
mayS-da 4. MITCHELL
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IGRR6-2tv


w R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Cels-
W. bFsted Patent metallic Burial Cases.
prepared 10 attend all funerals heretofore, when me
services may be required. Once the Phoenix WareroOm
No. 20 Spring street, Cherry. Residence No. L Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NIB viii also attend 70 rec forwarding bOd1ei
S-os -NV notffed lapr-12
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Etna Insurance Company,

LooaleQ ~ 6AhIEUhU, CuhNEGI1CUI.
THE Capital Stock is million dollars and is paid up.
i The assets Of the Company are
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HAVE closed up my STOLE on E.-z-t -tr.t mi r-- aha
purpose OF gong % Texas, attend % ny nea -
osl corner Of Church and tfsBt sirsst 6srs b.se -
o'ee our 9tocE and viii Be pleased receive me a1-
julyl q II 5t-.I(rIl
2 - Wish % ARE good Carriage driver. For sod
years. Z Il
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fR'hO handsome Lots DO E1gsasd, on Woodland Street
- lac Los irous 81 ieut e-Ch, aud DO eaI deep
apply W a. y. b. LlNl1LnE.
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SELF r nkSElhH ALUM &c
LII debts due previous 10 The year 1857, will be col
"A lected % IA January Coun OF before MagEtrate
paid bsiofe that time. Thu sha apply 20 all persons
WifhCat distneNoR, "a Werd 70 the wise sufioenLa
dselQ = Q HsNAIRT & co.
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WheaT, wheat.

VTTANTED 35u,p10 bushels prime White and Red Whes
w fer which viii bay tue highest markt. nrce de
hvered a. our Ware bOsse spring ana Clark street
Nashville. Whrst will be- ciasFed 40 TO- .0vss
len esuts per bUshe will, be PaIu primo White above
prime he'd and 10 cents below IOT prime Med tarrluau-
Bis Wheat classification When Ausr " heat
Is prime per busheI WILDE paid price
SpriDz and other he'd Mhsats,
me Amber Is known hers by Farmers Blue stem or
,IIssouri Wheat. this Is the Golden CnaG-mus
desirable.
First Class Whiiei Second Class, Amber,
Third Class, Golden CbsE; Fourth Spring
and an other Red Whea except tho NediIerTsu an which
= len csuts below IN value.
5000 Grain Sacks on hand BY
;rI1s2s Il. z. FRENCH & son.
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q YaluabIe BuSineSS Lnt NJ 80

An nov Unsrlng iOE s-le HaI saluJe As 5l narEgE
street adjoining lIe store oil MONS hlllsas Ih-
routs 81 feet On Market ana lees tag-rz
Front street
u woud make one Of the best stands Tor wholesale Gro
Gerry store al Tie Clty. rOr IsIHs apYI5 90
sepLJ a. ~ S. LIEu---F
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sALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE


An authorised to sell and make eOmpets ttss the
Tract OF Land upon which the late NJ p walker re.
ds1 and the lot upon which the blacksmith Shop is su
aied, and the slaves and stock the place. The place
situated ths Gallatln turnpike, nterBsctsd by
Tho Nashville and Louisville Railroad is 8esr sn0u "a
Nashville 70 make It convenient coulty residence for
1er5Ons dong business the city; has spring e.
in the STATE and susceptible Of divisions INTO
E5vsal lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rsirOBd am au
JlOrisRd 70 sell the entire, Tract body parcels
and such credit as may deem sXpedent ! shall be
the place during the first and second weeks OF Novs
Der neXl and will receive proposals for Lh5 purchase
rvate sale OF all any Ol the above named and per
.onsi property In the time any person desiring ~
examine the property can do So b. calling airs Agnes
Walker on the place, and proposals 10 purchase be
made 10 nsr John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
20 addressed 20 me Ct Trenton, GIDsOn county Tenn
sspgZ4-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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MEDICAL.
JUST ARRIVED.

JUST ARRIVED
10 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 Frs just received by Express direct from the pro
prietOrH. For sale at so cents per bottle
maya J. g. BROWN, g College street
EQSHING. TACKLEs--A large stock selected By
10 one Of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on SuoodB; also Aberdeen, SraEeta
esn and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assoItm
Of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass, spun and Plated
SIX; MinnoW Eeine5 IL BY &; Foats Of every yareyi
Reels Jointsd Rods Clearing Rings, Ely Hooks, Gs 40
In Short can supply those who can appreciate hne Tacke
with almost every thing they nay need ior the SUCCESSFUL
rossnution OF this useful calling.
js9 TO- G. Brown, 80 Colleges 8.
OOD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine COdLvsr Oil
I } Just received from Rushton, Clark Cos, BY
les 10. G. BROWN, 4s College 81.
7 EECHES.--l,OO 900 Swedish Lesches on hand and for
II sale BY 20. G. Brown. 40 college 81.
DURE MAEONGAHELA WHISKY.-6 bbls
Of the above just received, Of prime qusyj sold to
je9 10. 6. BROWN, As College st.
NTONE WAREs-2,5OV pieces stone Ware, consist
- ing Of Jars Churns, Jugs MIX Pans, Butter OroeAs
&C. Of every size, just received. -
jes 10. G. BROWN. As College St.
nORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Coustantlyo on
E hand, Barclay, Perkins b Co.'s celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale.
iss 10. G.. BROWN, 4s Collsgest
DEA2T, STA CH,-25 boxes Of very superior
i srtele Of Starch, Just received By
10. G, BROWN, 80 College ct.
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snyder & FFiZZeI

y IA y O e L @ II Il ~ 10 a
NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up szPTsSsly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part:
Fine Buttoned heel Caters Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do DO
do Congress, side lace Caters without heels
DO Kid bOOts,thick and thin soles;
do White kid and satin slippers
do do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do do with heels;
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots Tor school shoes;
Boys and Children.
Boys' calf and Congress shoes;
VOnths' do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots
hne stock Of Brogans for Plantation uss Also good
stock OF shoes for These goods we're all made 10
order and certainly superior article Also Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
line will ind it 10 their interest 10 call are de-
tsrninsd TO give them the worth OF their moasy.
Call ct Ne. p Public Square.
oqt9 SEYpER q FRIZZEIL
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Farm for Sale,

THE subscriber offers his valuable Farm for Sale contain
ing 40 acres nearly Of which cleared and In
good condition. It Is aoOutS miles Northwest OF Paris
good nelgnbOIhOOd and n5sT The Iron tanks road. 80
not .od al private BY the 18th Of February, It will
be offered al Aueu0n. Terms easy.
ian23-W3 a II. MOCK Paris.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold my entire interest in the frm Ruther
l1f0rd DOyl 70 J. T. Rutherford, herewith tshdsr ny
thanks 70 all the customers Of the late hrm, and would
commend my late palmer = gentleman worthy Of
continuance Of their patronage. Ue found the old
stand where shall pleased al Of friends and
Tiap 6--dsmT JAMES DOlLk
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E'lOWer Co y -.

CAAoANo alHAeA ties Tor OlaG INAA--NH
VHE subscriber respectfully announces that- % supply
Il want that has been greatly ieit b. Am1Irurso OF to
Le mas purchased from Mr. r. Bliss, Fu1edeti AHr
an assortment OF his Flower Seeds which been 0
ana are knnwn In ever Stale OF The Uu5l- 90 De oi .
osa reliable Characters. make the folio Firg extract
exactly MS prce Ills seeds embraces nos lny nose u n
own raising, DuE selections from che bazl 1Esu- ftaI
an German flower They s0lt 90 about half
price that flower seeds nave before commanded u this
ket.
Ihave selected out or my large ooecoH Of d1wsrzeets
the most beautiful and snowy raustes eaen Distinct
IN color ami c1rueted 90 produce noe eject Whau 1Il
ed out l beds or groups n Che 'Fer border I.
variety distinctly marked with tas Bll4uical -
gsh name, eight time Of lowering color Cover,
Of grow ng, WHISTLER GreetOT rsIin1 tla u.
should b. sOwn, and uler valuable Iius iGs
In selecting these tarises, have been careful
exclude all cH shv boOmsrs or nave an ruaiH-s1
Appearance, hsE Toe collect viii course oy fle
really saouy and handsome. and HhicI
ygUuld prove o. ths entire sat sacon lady
Leman VIE mig nl Dc disposod to order na Cafc-
he following prices
Assortment No /. Consists OF twenty choice Varis-
"5a ~ Anlua' S.. .--4A 10
NO = Lludlats Of twenty choice Tarle-
ues 90 bieuuials and Parsnnials--.- II %
NO. = consists Of Ten extra dlo varieties
OF Anuuaii and Pcrenniais, embrzclEg
i11y ., .ao ne. ana 'lo... %
NO q. Consists Ct Eve Ferg cllicu fafe-
ties selected nom Prize FloWers Of
EugIith Pansiss, German Carua1oli
and Pcoses PIBks, Fsrbenas- Irzhduiis
~ nch stars. ana Double HsllJ hooks,
each of which are sold a. twenty-five
oenis siugiy s--. ....-...-ss......- a1
Persons IN ordering vii please give ne number Of a.
Aalortmsnt. kemmlaHcsn can Be made 40 bank bills o.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ian2s-H NASHVILLE, tennessee,
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Sumner Institute &or
YOUN LADIES,
GaIIatIn, sumner County, Tennessee.
WM MAGOREIN. A. r. RPin.

" ma WAWUENIIN3 IA A4'l II HIq
THIS Institution will be opened on MONDAY FEB Ist,
1858. Tue pu pills will be und5F mOral CuvHtOD As
we'll intellectual training, and will have thorough and
efficient instruction in the various Departments Of Female
Education.
Ma. MAaOFEEN, the Principal, Is graduate; has eEPe-
Renee IN tsacniBg Is direct IRON the Female school Of
CArksVe, over which presided with great satsfac
ten his patrons From his recommendation say
Of aim that he Is both scholar and high toned gentle
man. VIM. McMURkAY,
JOS. HARLAN,
2. B. DRANk,
lGaR6-2tw } J. HIBBITT.
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HOUSE

10. B. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
LAYING l-k1n charge of She shove Hotel, viii endeav
II or 10 please al mas layor Will call. OF my
truuts culeis of Nashville ana Davidson county,
Fuu solcIl PATRONAGE. My table Will a. al lines be pTU-
sded with best The county az0Id every viii
taEeu 30 please sii.
here is good LIVER stable contiguous 30 THE house,
ana Fayetteville Mulberry and LyuChbus Mail and Pas
euger coach leaves This hotel every Aou-ly, Wednesday
FRIDAY the above places Al y u'c1cb,
turning even day Thursday and SATURDAY n O'Clock
q. m, making vito the NHsav Cbaita-
uo0gs, and NCNinuslle and Manchester Mail Trains.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Fennsy4Va0la CenJraI RAILROAD.
Three Daily TERIns fEDm Pittsburgh 60
Phiiaesa tphia.
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh OOws: mail a. H. kssi
Il Line p. N !, Ezl Nail go P. n
The Express Mail runs DaJ, she eshsT two sundays
eePssd; Making DIRECT com BOTTOMS vita az Trains
from
Lsuis, No, Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa;
Rock Island and Chicago, Illinois Lexington and
Louisville, KY. TerFs Hants, indianapolis ana "a
fsyelte, indiana; Cincinnati, Columbus Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesYilie, CTesiIne,
NsssiliOn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kausas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ALL POINTS IN TAE NEST.
PARE As Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers the West rely upon this being the
shortest aud most expeditions route %
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and eli
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
sug,sl PASSENGER Liues Penlg RaiiIgad. Phlla-
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NUMBER Is.
1858.
WIN ter Rates.
1858

Win t e T Rates.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
EEIEGET HINES.
Through states Fron New NorH ane rhfr.
adeIpnIR 10 NashVtiies in conn erti651
Win new KOrA ana Phiiadsl pni@
0nt a1IeTatI0n to tns asa % sumo
lS5s
First class per 100 %
Third class p ....-...s ..-.-..-...-....... 4 IS
5oAe. aa-si 80 49,, - 80 80 $3.50 = %
goods uotenuu,srapsd, caE0OJs OF ACIDS % ola-
sr Cheuisals per iO0 50
FIRST Class.
Piano F0ros Books. staiOaar, 8oois, shoes, Liquors.
Ss, s' ~ cues SanPains aaa 5Ptf., tlfPs2ls 4
eass cioeAs eouleciionesiss cyJa caf-s uf sosas IN
boxes o. oaes dr-gs, iris iruil trvgs 49, sfl70ery,
lst owner rs ey-.ers ln cans and jazz saaasi n zad
aELUAD CLASS.
Hardware, except specified in taird class cos
mills, machinery, foreign liquors 10 barrel ami s to6a
g N oAss, ls,osf p fl taa 9oEss, oa IN sarfau ard
IHlHD CLASS.
Axes, shOTes spades sEd IFons BAG aud Gin IN MIA r
pate, aHvis vices essNs o. chains AMI hoes man and
a2ihs' Aua a1ss slroaa Wassia aales 5hairs zhd
sliScsl ana rosin Ia oarIels-
Special RATES.
Boxes hats, furniture Carriages bowed and ,tb list
articles NOS snumoreIedi aso, g4rslys VI acs or o-r
Cuculcaa1 VII Dc cLara a a. dudDLa irat rf-a
u Have even paGAago PLAINLY marasd viii name
C0usgu61, deslDut0l al depot dsissrf. No.. Il
nis matter pf7Een' aela aaa losses Insurss spesy
delivery
DIAEC'IIONS,
Goods shipped via savannah should be Combined IN
AgentOf Jeatiai ka Ioals -nlsn, aBc pa1sae, lrg
u z q 81, b. b.. .iiuali,
GOous shipped 'la Cna1.esl5 en- ND be cou-u11 % he
Agsut 81 The taru IA aalo-u f'1ar. -
peoAagrs maas Cd s-rs Ags-t .. e. H., U4-res-u soas
Carulua.
Ihg mr. ,ughatss a. ABOVE cover al expense. from Nav
hork 20 ,bsnsl.e 40 toiaa-issou dIa.ag uh4rlag5
charged either atCuarssJJ- or sava4hah
rLlppeis urOu 4llisIuI Iazs Drompl dsIivs-
Fies jim Uset charge 8y tlllsr sr
adusd ~ 60 agsass ot no Alsltlie ana .nat-
LOO "a Iuad-
IA u m.ssl sOuus viii AXE chas1s OF anv
Correspondents -elUssdy -netr iBC0ssry, 10 lo5
oun, Wiu pay Tor e4piEa-Jn "a So days
aiiur nUl-e Is s.suA
~ aIi HoesOl lys- god fIE Naslylls stations on
tv N-shs IA. n- b i--O ,Oad1 nuat audr1tss4
h. /. AzDE~. Osg l.'.s Acme
Merchants wiz sew receive every Ibl0rma-
10 AID eel t4ate O. fp.g Z, ~ a94ys 10 fls Agsut
tAe ,harll So -ile, 20 40 Dl0-lHy
Line NO. Is orUzusa5.
UaAs. ". AEJsRsON,
jan y Lo9a ia l5-I us4rrli age1t.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % EOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

BALTIMORE, % EOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TTNHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington be procured 70 which point as well as to
BmOre, It is the shOrssE most direct and In every re-
spsc the most reliable route the only route by which
purchasers OF Through Tickets 70 New YORK are enabled
- reach The cities Of Baltimore, PhiladeDhiR and New
York at the Of Ticket New lOrk only thus en-
a1ng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or int1r-
nation to visit four the principal cities IN the Union for
SIS cost than can be afforded BY any other route.
Ana it the only route by which Through Tickets csu
De had TO Richmond Norfolk " lIcnsser Fredecksburq
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon Az
Rnt6, Augusta, Berkey Springs Eud Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the stage Coaches Of
Carter d Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river
LOUISVILLE, connecting tbsre with the United States
dEi steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 10 Indianapolis Ind, aks dlTeC connection
columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
ng whence close connection with the baltimore and Ohio
Raroad Is made 70 Washington City. Baltimore Phia-
De pnis and New lOrk.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
PMS transferred ct Cairo to OF ths Illinois
Ueatra Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
hsute Indianapolis Dayton and Aena Columbus Thrss
JAIy Trans leave Columbus, a. 10 A L. $50 P A. and
IL r. II
~ Travellers are requested to notice that whs this iE
me 0ng route s1rdng Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Giles st the charged by other routes TO AsC
Kk 0 it is also the Shortest most speedy and drec
all the Leading points toe East. TnedIstsncs from
Columbus 10 BaumOrsIs only SO miles, being about 100
niles shorter New York. than by any other route There
ere less changes Of cars by this route and consequently
sss detention, than b. any other
"a The road ID 5allasted with broken stone and is
suurely Tree from dust.
Observation-Disclosures, please applytoD G. RUhSEY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
FOR Through Tickets spply in Louisville st the office Of
U. s. Mail steamers or al the Jacksonville Railroad
Stles, Main street. WM. S. NUOUSIDE,
Master transportation B. q y. E. e.
JOHN N. SHARP. Genesal Western Agent
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TTRGN tte sub5crICer GA the lstdBy Of Juy q ueErC
10 Bow named HkNhl, OF copper cOgr, iCsI
uches1lEh Is years 5la a-u weighs shout L3U pounds
de was 10 sed 10 ssI Tennessee, NCNl. u7ille ne
Will probably make his way back there. sought hin
rom nr Terry LGs Tennessee will give ten dO.lGrE
ueis c.dghIIu my nsIgubordo0d, twenty five dollars
ken cat OF las county, hiJy d08rG be -ats 10
tennessee When taken be Is 10 be dgI7e7e. G.. me,
confined SO that / eau gsl him, DAVID 81. LIN
i've Seven niles south IT EaslvI e. Tenn
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Wanted.
COAL, COAL.

THE citizens OF Nashyuie have an Opportunity Of
j providing themselves with ful supply Of GOOD COAL
foT tae winter BY application to tbs undersgned or
HAWKIN5 at the Egna Coal once, Nashville AID Chatta
uOoga Railroad Depot Evg s2u 6 Il AAHIA5 as