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S T o R A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

TIVE undersigned have taken the large Warehouse
Il recently erected, running through fram Market
to'oree ftrect and are amply PREF AIRED store on
iayerHblr terms al aTtirlsE hat may he offered
The att 'niipn II merchants In the city is esPeciaIly
drcried to our facilities Tor taking cared sugar Cnf.
fee, sack salt and Nasses and Io the fart that in
suFance against Ore be obtained COOS stored
with rs On most Ctvorable terms
We VIII also keep constant supply of RAJ Pr HAY
and CORN IN ;arks. whirh Will D. ss,Id rsas
onahle terms. share Of public patronage is re-
specifically Soiir ted
nOv2T-Iy pARIeU 4 ca
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The Ghost in the Stereoscope.

TUSr received large collection Of stereosoopio
81 views Class and PAPER.
Plain and coiored Al all prices, from IS each,
! and upwards
We have grrat variety q views in France Eng
land. SwiiEerland Spin, Holland Germany and Aus
ira Also, views Of the principal buildings IN Paris,
Madrid London. kc.
Scenes from the waverly Novels EIiiott's Groups
Historical Sketches, Illustrations Of Natural Hst0-
/ - Az, ke.
coIaes from aae Statues, RaPhaels cArtroons, &c.
fnFious ErouE'o sith Chests. &e.
Comprising Altogether the best collection Of these
beautiful pictures ever offered the city.
few ssereoscoPcs of hns quality, very low
prizes
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L * EE-SOIL PROPERTY
For Sale

I'm NcLerore. bet,ceen Church and Broad straits.
AN "nerlng for sale. privately, that valu- 49,
4 HoIr MOI - AND LOT, situated on Mel H;;i
more street. between Church and R-aad SIS NSt'
ironing on MClen"rc so feet frc hack Ifn feet
70 an alley The nrr"vemcnts consist of a fyo story
uIi'N '"nia hlnE r""ms IN the main building BE-
sides kitchen, servants rooms stable Ec Tber, Il.
AIS" me wen 81 n"verfailing water bcsirrs srhor
cnhVenenres Which makes IL Tll together a dcsra bio
pace. independent Of it, henF free from taxation.
ana central 10 ID" buSinass portion Of the CITY and
WIN All TIE advantages 81 heiug N the corporafor
VIII r"c"Tnmcnr itself &" The favorable Consideration
Of thoS" wishing purchase
I not SOLD nriv"t"k before the 9TH OF pFCFM-
'tk NFAT.l viii of'r il at public sale ON the pr,.a
ls's' ~ " o'clock. For terms, SC. apnlv 10
noV2O-f = Y CT ASCpCE 49,,
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A q CTION CARD.
The Cash Trade.

nrRiSG The present season We viii B. veil sam
~ pssd sin evury variety Of Goads Nerehana i.e
&c WHEN siii be sold Al unnsgaIly low Feses
Coentry Merchants, a. well as aar gt< Dealers
would do well n attend sales No .or.s h,nrht
% our esa seeoaat; nor can we reces zeods for
Anetea fr"m ethsFs, With limits -
dseI-H RENI r {str7rz n
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Lets in NcGayock

/ HAVE f'r salc privately. - lots Va McGavnck
II situated 90 jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue
fhre1rr, Alhern Avenue, HenFcrshtu and James
stree >, whirh Nnl sell at great barrai . These
lots are Among some of the bea ufr IN that adj
diiien, and o. thrss of small means wanting eIcap
homes now Is their chance. For rnrfir uHrs call ON
z. X Gl.ASCt OK,
octt-t
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NOTICE.

y retiring from the nrm Of Mccall, Vanleer 4 Co. ,
take this opportunity u returning my thanks tor
the liberal patronage heretofore extended the late
firm, and recommend my former partner a gentle
man worthy of all confidence.
Dec. At. A. w Mcf.AIJ
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YESTERDAY morning Deaderiok street, or the
J. Public Square between Cherry and the mouth Of
Market streets, Twenty three Dollars; one Ten one
Five and seven One Dollar Bills ali on the Bank OF
Tennessee. The Under will be literally rewarded by
leaving u with p. Crager, No. II Market House.
dece-it
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e. % A L.! co A LII!
FROM The
Etna Mines, Raceoon Mountain,

THE Una Company Is now IN sucesssfaI operation
Il and ready 90 supply the Nashville Market any
extent VIII Be found q he the best Cal offered ia
this city, prefsrisg inf-ss ksaf tk4n avg s<A.
bsFntns saseA Ios.91 and asalsag uesy f1le ashes-
IL does not hight NJ - quickly CuzHberiznd or
River COIL, yet Il i By means hard ksndle and
With a ldna care m tbs morning u will be found 10
barn sHh great readiness We GUARANTEES thai 70 q
Gar more eeons acai Than any other Coal ia ths
ket- The mixed Coal makes the be- and most bead
taui tre and covered with inc Coal ght md just
tsed with she poker % he morning, Nsif At oace
hlaxs up snd soon make bright are. II b nFst-Fate
for eese stes CRATES machine shops, furnaces
black smiih's, Ike
Try eas and all, aad como and see II bura al The
off,cs ef The lEzaa Ceai C0ppany.
nOv22-G s J. AcSEw, Asssi.
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ChanCery Sale of StOre-hOuse
on Public Square.

David II. c. Spence and wife and others, ex parte.
DURSUANT TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term, 1855 in above
cause will sell at the Court House gate this city
on Monday, the 3D. day Of January, 1889 the store
house and lot lying on the north side Of the Public
Square in the City Of Nashville, and being the
same property now occupied by Messrs Etkin X Co,
as wholesale Dry Goods store The lot fronts 2S
feet on the Square and is g27 feet deep.
TERMS 1, and years credit, with interest from
day Of sale. Notes required, with good personal Sc
curity, payable ia Bank, and lien retained.
Dec. I'D. J. r. GLEAVES, c. An.
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES
PUBLIC SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms.

ON WEDNESDAY, the sth OF December -
" next, the undersigned will sell 81 the EsaE
highest bidder, that valuable Farm In William s155A
county known as the wilkins Whitfield" -
Farm containing about 4os acres, lying the waters
Of Trace Creek. which enters Big Harpeth Ia the
vicinity Of the village Of Tank, in Davidson county
near the Richland and ceBtrevnle Turnpike about II
miles from Nashville. = = al r# 80
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited TO examine
the lands and premises, and they will hnd farm of
exceeding fertility Of soil, well suited for stock raising
by lis superior ADAPTATION 20 the growth OF blue grass
and its beautiful supply Of pure stock water.
The undersigned viii also sell 10 the highest bidder
at the same time and place, thai beautiful Farm be-
longing 20 Mrs. Luvenia Craighead, containing about
le9 acres adjoining the above Of land. Both of
these tracts united will make Of the best stock
Farms 10 It's size in Middle Tennessee.
The undersigned has also about 81 OF finely
Tmhered wood land within ? miles Of the farm
which will be sold with the first mentioned farm
n, upon consultation with those who wish % pur-
chase the day Of sale II he found proper my farm
be divided into three There will be
afforded a chance for buying three beautiful farms
with comfortable dwellings on each.
These lands viii be for sale privately until the LIST Of
December. For ali Information call on the subscriber
living In Nashville.
TERMS or sAIE.-one third of the purchase money
will be required In cash, notes which can be dis
counted In bank az 90 days, the balance IN one two
three and four years n desired with interest adss
and lien on the land retained until all Is rs.a
JOHN T. HILL, Agent
The above sale viii be conducted By Nance
Westward. "a $50 nmw :
Z e. 6LAscccx Auctfoneer. noxseoAkx,a
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Sir Walter Scott's Works.

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IN, embellished with over 1000 engravngs. Il
oval svo vols Half Morocco.
wAvERLEY NovEIS-Black's fine Edinburgh Ii
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nd Additions Of the Author IS vols; svo half calf
wAvERLEY NovEIs-the Authors Favorite Edi-
N, with all the latest and corrections, large
spe, % Engravings. as yols. svo, fooIseap, calf.
wAyERI.EY NovEIs-Parker's excellent Boston
iition. q vols. half calf.
wAvERI.EY NOvEIs-Peopis's Edition completion
volumes. royal svO; with Portraits
SCOTS POLITICAL WORKS. beautifully Illustrated
nh 20 Engravngs. after Turner. Royal svo, calf
SCOTS MISCELLANEOUS PROSE woRKs-com-
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I'd Critical Memoirs Of Richardson. Fielding, smol-
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sul's Letters his KinsfoIk, Essays On Cavalry,
'omanoe and the Drama vols, svo, half calf
soorr's LIFE OF NAPOLEON, with a preliminary
'le~ Of the Preach Rsvolssioa. 0 vols, lemo, old
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-08

FRANK LfsIIE's New FsmBy Magazine, ~Hh
sish = Included the G.zssie q Fashon ast received
- JOHN YORK 4 Co.
nev24-9 No. - uni0n e..
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Most Valuable City Property,
NJ Public Sale.
On Thursday, 9Th of December next

On Thursday, 9th Of December next-
m The premises. at II O'Clock A. VI 7 prnposc I,
~ "H'r ~ fuhle sale that comnodious ResiJ.pr.
corner OF thurch AMI NCLemo-e streets now rrr,,.
pea nv m ". smith, Esq The lot fronts so C,c,
on Church and l2S on NcIemor. strcet-TJors, 80,
alns ten good rooms, with necessary ont horses Cos
Fixtures. Hydrant water. &c u j. one az IN. mo,
desirable residences in the city and Is convenient 10
all the business parts or our civ
| ATSo-At the same time three vacant To,s ;,u,
dHteIy adjoining the above fronting arh 30 f,t az,
1hurch street. and running back I1S feet 20 an Irv
Inc foregoing property is free from taxes.
Terms.
For the House and lot one fourth n sf-b,I. rc.
and years credit for satisfactorily secured
hearing interest, payable IN bank and lien retained
f"r tne vacant Lots credit IT I, and years for
| notes hearing interest and secured ms ahor.
WIZ be sold privately If desired For further
particulars call on ~
A. V. :. LTNpSI EY-
r "a "iNso"'h' Anctioneer- novI9-td
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Expenses Of the Nashville and Chat
tanOOga Railroad.

We have been furnished the following de-
tailed statement or the expenditures for OPP
Grating the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, in response to a communication signed
"A STOCKHOLDERS" recently published in the
PATRIOT
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w AkAlsIkAp AND CoBb,S TOBACCO, very lou
J. Ii. LANGLEY 90,
eet~s-0 "a Union street.
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
On Saturday, 18th of December, 1855,

On Saturday, 18th of December, 1858,
A + the Court House gate, will sell to the -
IA highest bidder that valuable property IT
situated on North College street, few doors be i.I
low the corner of the square an opposite the beau
tful residences lately erected by Mr.. French
and NJ. Burns, and adjons the fine residence OF Mr.
A C. Beech and others This property fronts 80 feet
on College street, running half way back Market
to n 10 feet alley Upon the ground is three frame
buildings used as store rooms.
This property is located in of the most thriving
and desirable portions of the city and all to-
geher is the most desirable yet offered 10 the public
Its advantages will at once be seen by all as possess
ing rare inducements to the business capitalist
i would ask an examination before the day of sale
as We have positive instructions 10 sell. will d-
vide the property To suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE third cash, the balance in l ,
and years, with interest from date, and lien re-
tanned. L. K. GLASCOCK
noV24-td Agent.
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed to Saturday, the Ilth
met 4 af.I nrl-
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Old Books on Theology

S4A DOoAO o4A A4ASOAOSy
Sc, Sc, sc.
/. FUILER'S (Thomas) Church History of Britain.
6vols.
2 The Works of that learned and judicous Divine
Mr.. Richard Hooker. 3 vols
8. DR.. ISAAC wATTS-his Complete Works. vols
Alto. Fine copy.
4. WARBURroN's Divine Legation OF Moses. : vols
Old calf
S. LESLIES Theological Works. 2 vols, folio
6. FABER on the Prophecies vols.
7. NEWTON ON the Prophecies. vols.
S. MoSHElM'S Ecclesiastical History. vols, calf
Q. LELAND'S DeisticaI Writers 3vols., calf
10. CAMPBELL on the Miracles vols.
IL. GILPIN'S Exposition of the New Testament. 2
vols.
u. HAIpEN'S Paraphrase OF the Books of Job
Psalms, Proverbs, &c.
Is. BIAIR'S Sermons. 5vols., calf
Il. GERARDS Biblical Criticisms. Ivol.
Is. HowEL'S Complete History of the Holy Bible
vols, curious plates.
l6. STACKHoUsE'S History OF the Bible. vols.
Alto.
H. HoRNES Introduction to the Critical Study of the
Bible. 4 vols.
Is. DwIGHT'S Theology vol 4to; half calf: fine
copy.
20. BURNET'S Bishop History Of the Reformation
vols folio.
81. BURNEr's Bishop History of His Own Time. 1
vol, svO.
%. CLARENDEN's (Lord High ChanceIlor) History
of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England !
vols, folio; fine copy.
% TILLoTsON's archbishop works. vols, TO-
lio
%. BIBLICA SACRA. 2 vols, folio
IS. CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF CANTFRBURY-Its
History and Antiquities, with the Lives OF abe
ArchbishoPs, Priors, &c. Numerous fine Hates
vol. folio.
26. CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SALISBURY-(Hi
torical Account Of. Numerous Plates
%. THE WORKS Of the learned ISAAC BURRow vols
folio.
IS. WARMERS Illustrations OF the BOOK NJ Common
Prayer and AdmiHisirdtios # he Sacrament, and
other Rites and Ceremonies OF the Church Of Eng
land. ! vol, folio.
%. BRYANT's (Jacob) Observations upon some pas
sages in Scripture, which the Enemies of Religion
have thought most Obnoxious, and attended with
Difficulties not TO be surmounted. vol , 4to.
30. BRYANT's Ancient Mythology, with nearly Fifty
Fine Engravngs, including the Marlboro Gem.
3vols., Ito; calf; fine copy.
81. GOADBY'S Illustrations OF the Holy Scriptures
vols, folio: velum.
80. FOX's Book OF Martyrs. / vol, folio; many
plates; fine copy.
SO. CI4ARKE's (Dr. samne) Sermons on several Sub
jects. 4vos., folio fine ooHy.
a. HARGRAvE's History and Description of the An
cient City Of York. vols, calf.
.--. FOR SALE By
w. Il. BERRY & CO., Public square.
dec2-u
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For NeNt.
FOR Hire.

A STORE HOUSE on Broad street, between Col
n legc and Cherry, for the year 1859. Apply To
does WILL l.. BOYD, JR
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WANTED,
~4wl g...-m "a -

A NEGRO sisl frem IL 70 IS yesrs old. a. a nurse
"A fer balance 81 The year. For particulars inquire
Hsses shee seslTi
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DISSOLUTION.

'INHE partnership heretofore existing between the
= subscribers under the firm Of MCCALL, VANIEER
co Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, A
W Mccall retiring from the hrn. sam Nanieer Is
alone authorized TO use the Of the firm in qui
dalton. A W MCCALL
Nashville, Dec. 2, 1858. SAM VASLEER.
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q Good Investment.

HAVE for sale an interest IN PRINTING OF fCF.
J doing prosperens business in thriving town.
Persons wishing % embark ia this kind Of buuness
viii md ias rare chance.
nov22-tf r CIACCOCE
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A RI now receiving and vii keep constantly on
~ hand full and complete assortment af stores
for Steamboats, and Groceries foF the Country Trade
gcnrraliy, ~hlch we will sell low foe Cash or sx-
Change Tor ooaBtry rroduce.
A share al patronage y most respectfully solicited
ami We pr0mase every enssFt 30 give satisfaction.
decs-iy kiFA. HARIs'ASTIE CO
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HAVING purchased the entire interest OF A. W.
h6lAIL in the firm 81 MCCALL, VANLEER co. :.
shall continue the Hardware Business al
The old stand, No. - South Market street under the
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Es2 - sszsz -


Winter Arrangement.
ON and after Monday, Nov. -, 1855, trains viii
" run as follows:
TIME TABLE.
MORNING TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRAfS.
Leaves Gasatin, 30 AN Leave Gsiiatin P. ".
Arrive Edgensld, AN. Arrive Eigeheid $50 P. NJ
Leave 10 - Leave 80 .
Arrive Gailatn Il 80 A. Arrive GalIaiin p. NJ
The Train leaving Gallatin AT ESQ A. NJ, and
EdgeAeld at 10 A. NJ, at Gaiizfin with mail
coaches 10 and from Louisville. The train leaving
Eigeneid AT 10 A NJ and Gaatin at z. NJ, con-.
meets with mails coaches TO and from Hartsv!lie And
Carthage. Only the morning train viii be run
Sundays.
NP Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger Will be allowed 80 lbs free.
charge viii be made for extra baggage which must
be paid % the conductor Other artHries than bag
gage, carried IN the baggage cars, viii be charged
express freight which be paid 90 the Agent Of
the Express Company.
Passengers taking their seats al GaaiiH and Edge
heid, without purchasing tickets, viii be charged 10
cents extra
noy19 ROBT. MACLEOD Sun't
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CRIMINAL CnERT.

This body met this morning. JOHN HUGH
SMITH, Esq, presented the above resolutions
in the discharge Of his duty as a member of
the committee appointed as above, and after
reading them, addressed the Court briefly in
eulogy of the deceased.
Judge TURNER also delivered an eloquent
and feeling tribute to the virtues, talents, and
attainments of the deceased, and ordered that
the resolutions be spread upon the minutes,
and that the Court adjourn until 9 A. NJ,
this day.
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Public Sale
OF
Three Beautiful Lots
ON JEFFERSON STREET.

IN SATURDAY DEC II, at the Court House Gates
~ VIII sell 10 the highest bidder for Cash. Three
Beautiful Lots fronting on Jefferson street lot in
Hhslam's addition, fronting 63 feet running back IA
feet Two Lots IN Halls addition fronting each 81
feel 9inches running back about the same distance
These are beautiful lots and are determined 10
sell, will be good chance for a speculation.
dec3-td L. K. GLASCOCK, Agent
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For ST. I<Ouis.
For New Orleans.

i h JAMES afs JOHNSON steamer GrE~F -,7
JOHNSON, Captain will leave for slkzszzxszz<zz.ez
the above and all intermediate landings THURSDAY
the 9Th inst at ~ O'Clock NJ For freight passage
apply ON board to -
dec6-td A HAMILTON Agent
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sam Vanleer A. Co.

And shall be pleased % the old friends and Gus
TONERS OF the late hrm assuring them of my best ef-
fort 70 warrant continuance Of their liberal patron
age bestowed the old firm.
Dec. At SAM VAN ERR
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A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, aged 90, copper color a
IA good house servant, carnage driver, &c. will
be sold at IL n O'Clock to-day the Courthouse gate
for cash. E r. GIASCOCK
dec4u Auctioneer
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s-te- f--HT9
To EDITOR OF EvANGEIIsT:-ssMy age is Six
ty. One year ago, my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it bad become thin.
| commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR.
and ceased to fall" -
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PROCI.ANAVvON.

/ WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify
and make known that Joseph Prentice--who
signs certificate relating 20 TIE GraeTenlenq Veg
cable IIts-is the Clerk OF the Court OF this State
The said certificate embraces the names Of the mort
reliable aud responsible people this community and
certihes 90 the inyariable curative action OF The
Graeienberg Vegetable Pills IN following diseases:
''lilions Complaints, Asthma Constipation, Dyspep-
STA, Eryspelas; Low, Nervous aad Simple Fevers:
Gastric fevers, Gripes, Heartburn, Headache Indi-
gcstl0n, Mysteries Liver Complaint, Nervous Disord-
ers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, and all diseases arising
from want % action Ina the digestive organs
And further testify that full cre and faith are due
and ought % he given Is said cert ncates.
In testimony whereof, have subscribed my name
and caused the Great Seal Of the state to be Affixed
hereunto. WILLIAM SMITH Coy,rnor
BY the Governor:
wM. n RcIfAKIoS, Sec. Com. aud Keeper Of the seal
lr. kuIKnGK, 81 Portsmouth, certines that these
Pills the pest remedy FOR Of the digestive
organs thai he has met with.
DR. CnArSAN never saw anything equal 10 theu for
liver, stomach Nausea aud Headache
tT. OsrKkxD has used them all classes OF Bilious
Complaints, Ia all climates and found them cure hen
prescriptions aud other medicines in hundreds OF ca
ses, failed % do
Rev. c. A. Fox, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
al spencer says they work miracles are the
Pills now IN use.
There are al least a ihonsand families in Davidson
county alone thai always keep thcn IN the house.
cause ~ using them the hrst appearance % inds
Posiuon they save hundreds ~ dollars Doctor 5
edls- frice % cents per box.
AILx. MACKENZIE,
Juiye=-u N.slvlle
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The MEETING Ar THE MARKET H0UsE.-At
the instance Of call m ,de in the city papers
on yesterday. large Number of citizens met
at the Markei-IIouse, for the purpose OF
taking some preparatory steps, to celebrate
the event of the success OF the Atlantic
Telegraph enterprise.
James E. Rains. E-q. was unanimously
called to the chair, and j. II. Bruce appointed
Secretary.
Mr.. Rains upon taking the stand addressed
the meeting with his characteristic eloquence
and enthusiasm; after which. on motion, a
committee of ten was appointed for the pur-
pose OF corresponding with President Bu-
clanan and similar committees in other cities,
consisting OF the following named gentlemen:
Hon. " :. Brown, Il. ". McGdvock, Esq.
N d. Cross. Esq. r. c. McNary. Joseph Fish
er,T T. Smiley. Esq. Andrew Ewing, E-q., Il.
J. Mcigs jr ". lily. Smith. Capt. W.Stockweli
\ committee OF two from each ward was
also appointed for The purpose Of raising funds
to dcfray the expenses Of the celebration in
view:
First Wra-John Coltart and Med. A.
MIN.
Second 1rud.--M. W. Brown and W. r. De
mumbrane.
7g.tra Hud-E II. East and DR.. John II.
Morton.
F5uJtA Wtpd--J NJ. Hamilton aud D. Il.
War.
FltM H4A-H NJ. r. Fogg and W. II,
Clemens.
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RIGHT TO GUANo lsLAND.-The Emperor
of Hayti is said by the New York Tines to
have granted to a merchant of Kingston,
Jamaica, the right to the guano upon the Is
land Of Nevassa. Nevassa, ii will beremem-
bered, is paltry iSler Ia the south of Aux
Cages; which, until qaitc T, Gently, Was uniu
habit,d. Some Americans discovering lis
value suano d post, refortyd thither un-
der the auspices of Baltimore capitalists, and
commenced loading the guano. Soulouque,
learning this movement, dispatched some war
vessels to the island, where were found a duzen
Americans, and a score of muiattoes and
blacks, busily engaged in removing the de-
posts to couple of vessels. The Haytien
officers were politely received; and having
protested against the American occupation,
and run up the Imperial flag, sailed away to
Port-au-Prince, leaving the whites TO prose-
cute their labors. 1t is feared that when the
Kingston speculator proceeds TO take posses
sion, backed by Haytien force, trouble may
ensue, resulting eventually in diplomatic
difficulties with the Government Of the Uni
ted States.