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Fare Reduced.

Fare heOWceu'
Cabin Passage 10 New York $50.
Steerage ditto Sc
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-Wheel l. ). Nail
n Steam ships, through in IS to so hours
steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tons N. Berry Commando
AfsEUile, 1890 tons, L. NJ. Murry Commander.
Jas. Adger, 1850 tons, Il. Adams, Commando.
Marion, 1900 tons, ". =. Foster, Commander.
- r. LEAVE Adger's Wh3ryes every wednesday
f@aE=sfs Saturday at high water.
&sIsAIZI These Steamships all built expressly Tor
60 line, for safety, speed and comfort are
unrivslled the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, ~
SteeraEe passage,
For freight passage, apply 20
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor East Bay aud Adger's Soau Wharf,
Juyl0-d Charleston, $ c.
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~, G. D. BENSON s. HIROss Whole. sg7
81 ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes q
G.; A. PRIMES s p.a lo SS. Buffalo, III u M
nceos, Aocordeons, Flutes fiagoets F DRUMS Tanbuo
rnes Banos, in the musical merchants line
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Music; Music Books and In
trueors all kinds. Orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention. Pianos tuned Accoreons and an other Bst
en repaired. No. 20, Union Street, st College
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DESIRABLE ARK ANSAs FARM FOR SAFE

TTE offering for sale superior farm contain
ing upwards Of 900 acres frontngOn the Mississippi
river about below Osceoa, Mississippi county, Arkansas
adjoining farm Of B. B. Harding, Esq. The farm We offer is
all that Of country and has on II large
Cypress timber also four cabins From
IS to OOacres cleared and timber ddened. Terms liberal. AT
ply to, address, J. L. & X. W. BROWN,
iuneiO-dtwsv .-@ I.-H- Nashville, Tennessee.
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WILLTAmSON a CHEATHAm.

IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
NO. Q, COLLEGE STREET, KASHFZLLE TENNESSEE
EEP constantly hand large and select stock Of Fine
Brandies Gin, Rum and Whistles, Fine Wines embracing
Champagne Hooks, red and white Hungarian Claret Sauteras,
Sherry Madeira and Port COrda Genuine London Porter,
Scotch and English Ales imported Havana Cigars fine Va. To-
bacco, Spices Sauces. Pickles. Casup Refined Sugars, Fine
Teas with other with the line Of
business, which they offer for sale favorable terms.
june8 WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM.
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
PROM
savannah and Charleston.


CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up to January =
1859, S25
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, 3 .
The well-known first class sde-wheel Steam n[E-r-
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. c. p. <SStZ4LzsssS
MARsIMAsd and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Ns=lsalszL3
J. J. GARyIN,
Now form Weekly Lnefor the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah on alternate Saturdays, as follows:
The Keystone State, from Charleston, August l4, 18Th sep
TENDER llth, 18th; 9Th 3D. &c, leaving Rladll
phia the alternate Saturdays.
State Georgia, from Savannah, August 7 81 Sep
ember 18th; October 2d, 10th and 3, &C. leaving Pa
delphia the alternate Saturdays.
For safety, and comfort, having superior State Rooms these
ships surpassed by the coast One hundred miles
this Delaware river and the BaytwO nights at
FOR NIAGARA PALS, TIE LAKES AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This connects Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in 10 hours
Philadelphia Through Tickets with d privilege of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points, for sale by tie
Agents Savannsh
Fare to niagara Buffalo, S93 Elmra SCI Canaagua,
So. c A. GREINER & CO,
Agents at Sa aunah
7. S. & T. G, BUDD,
apriI93-d3m Agents at Charleston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-21

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store.
EENE subscriber having sold his interest in the old stand
Of EvASs Co., so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville, known heretofore as Loves S3re
has Just ryed and is opening splendid assortment OF
New and Fresh Goods every description suitable the
Of both city and country-conssing Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Gngham Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens,
JackOnets. Musius, Silks, Ribbons &c.
JEWELRK.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies' Gents Breastpins, OF Cameo
Mosaic nc Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READK-MADE CLOTHING,
Latest Style and Quality.
COTTOEADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Domestics, Blankets, sc.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEENswARE,
every thug will be kept that viii be necessary the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All Of which be is determined sell for ready pay, cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses viii
allow him to DO
mar24 l.. G. UASBROOk.
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Never fails to do its right Cook cannot spoil your Of
Coffee by neglect foreune after she has placed the boiler
on the stove or range.
Some three hundred Of the CoeePo have been sold in
Nashville and they give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from one to twenty quarts. For sale by
jeIE wv WILSON, College street.
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THE g OLD DOMINION, COFFEE-POT.
Tbe old Dominion Cogfec-Pot

FUNHOUSANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already been Sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United States rapidly
the increase. Wherever introduced it has given the most
complete satisfaction.
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FREIGHTs BY SAIL VESSELS AND PROPEILERs FROM
New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
and Baltimore.
MERCHANTS whoT may slip by the above Es-5SR
Nv vessels informed that by cOnslgn- $50 -,
ing their goods 10 the agents Of the South Nalzla
Carolina Railroad Charleston. agents of --27rH-
Central Railroad Savannah, they will be forwarded free Of
commissions, ayage and Wharfage only ed and be sent
through at the following rates:
From Charleston o. Savannah 20 Nashville
Eirst class, per 100 lbs. SIS
sOndclass, lIU
.lrd class, ~
Special rates for light goods per 1000 lbs. 30
Bills showing paid vessels and amount charged for
drayage and Wharfage, will he mailed to consignees.
CHARLES ". ANDERSON, Gen'I Agent.
N p
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SLIGHTLY ATIEAD.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
- secured the exclusive agency for this State for The sale
Hasy 4 BOOkers, ana Capt Il Stuz celebrated brands OF
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. This Agency includes all their
brands and enables sell at Factory prices We eanddy
bdeve give dealers better bargain than has been
offered them in this city, stock Of Tobacco Snuff and
Sars d largest and best assorted that has been
kept in this city.
J. " LANGLEY & co.
sDl I7- Nc a Union street. Cd from Bank Of Tenn.
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DEsERARLE STOLE HOUSE FOR SALE,

KTE offer for sale on tie accommodating terms, that
w valuable property known the Orleans Store, the
South side the Square, opposite the Market House. being one
Of the most desirable business stands in the city. Those wishing
bargain viii hnd it to their interest to call mmedistey on
J. L & r. W. BROWN,
iuly7 ~ Cherry street.
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rnRTHER REDUCTION.
r..
JuTv 1Ofr,. rsse

ruHoueH RATES FREIGHT NASHVILLE,
In CONTEST on slr YORK Side wheel ard Screw steamship
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TRUNKS AND VAEISES.
Z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks --,
4 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks; {lisf I Ia
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; i-isfE( u ~
do do do Vali5es; szAsalAzAEs69
do Kossuth Trunks;
do Hog Skin do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
james No. 80, Union Street.
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SAVAGE & RSONs
10 l ATTORNEYS At LAM,
q

Having associated themselves together in the practice OF
law, will give their undivided attention 10 all business en-
trusted them They will practice In all the counties of the
Judicial Circuit and also in the counties Of Warren
Cannon, Wilson, aud 10 the Supreme Court at Nashville
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WAAANOSsssNe nave received fourteen
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled
PaEs MAZE Ss oaF stock FI 19 r pI and HasRH Z
able We would be pleased to have these instruments examined
by ALL whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold by us, shall be warranted to every respect
fbiO ". & r. FREEMAN.
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Is the most economical nothing being lost BY evaporation IL
boiling fourth less Coffee required while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and moTedeliciOus.
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~tOFFEEsp.5n bags limOre Cofee, Gar sale low fO
! cash, TERRAEs BR0THERS.
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,he Old Dominion Coffee.Pot

The Old DOminiOn COifec.FOt
Gives healthy beverage Nervous dypeptc, and bhousper
who had dared to coffee for years. have been able to
drink their yoe beverage again when made in this new boiler
without any the old unpleasant
qUences Its healthy, because by the Of condenser,
ration prevented the be boiled long enough to
release all the natural elements Of the berry, and them in just
propoTtionin the beverage
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EETE have in store, fine stock Of Pianos,
Wv Melodeons, Window Shades. Artists Ma u
terials, &C., and still manufacturing Insde1 ii III n
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have recenty1
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
In a word, intend to TINES, please
and induce them patrone ho instead Of
sending abroad.
febl0-u ". & R. FREEMAN.
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BONNTNG,s CITY BRASS BAND.

ETyTHIS fully organized, twelve In so,
struments, and It's members fatter themselves -
that they prepared to furnla good Music as any
Band in State They respectfully call the attention L
Of Nasons Odd Fellows and other societies. as well as pe
gentlemen to their facilities for furnishing Music for Prcsions
Celebrations sc. Their terms shall be moderate Address
J. BARTHELL, secy, or
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Makes better than possible any other
way because by ingenious but simple arrangement the house
keeper may boil her any length time without loss Of
thus secungal the elements Of the coffee in their ~
and proportional combinations.
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Charleston and Savannah.
FVIIE following rates to take effect on and after JUNE ls
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Description Of George Milton.

= Ia. RAr, Secretary Of State.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

- R5ss-.ss.-sE.H
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NUMBER l.

had traced It's Windisgs for shout su8thsz- sc1r,
when arrived at aeleaE space il the Eoods aad rot
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nIANOs. .-We havs reeeiIsa laarta.n mars :.

p S.-PRoF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND Is prepared
to make Music for Balls Parties SC on veey
reasonable terms. Address as above. ian2g-dIy.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
LOHN RANE &C. 10 -CngLegE..- street.

now receiving large ard excellent stock of Ladies'
and Gents wear; and for Misses, Boys and Children. Ht
Gents sup. Calf Stitched and Puu'0 Sole Boots; EtN
do French Patent Leather Ca Congress Caters; 49,
do do Patent and Calf Ia Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Pruu Ia do
do English Lasting aad French C-.f Kid Ties;
do Buckskin \ o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting OXords and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco ONford5;
do Onion half Callers. .-.--
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numerous other buildings, which demand
attention, among which, are IL churches,
2 Banks, and a Town-IIsll. The ma jor-
ity of the inhabitants are intelligent, in
duslrious. and exceedingly sociable in
their intercourse with strangers, char
acleristic of which not every community
can truly boast, and being near to, and
having direct intercourse with the chief
cities, they follow the "fashions" 10 their
utmost extent. Gas is used as light in
all the public buildings, and in great
number Of the private dwellings. The in
habilanls are supplied with water from a
creek, one mile North of the town con-
Quoted into reservoir, and from thence
conveyed, by means of pipes, through the
town, which is one of the many conve-
nences of Carlisle.
The buildings of the U. S. Garrison,
bull, by some Hession prisoners, during
the Revolutionary War, are situated about
hall a mile North East of town. 1t is
usei at present as Cavalry recruiting sta
ton, and the troops now on dnly, num-
her about five hundred. Lieut.. Col. Crit
rcnden is the commanding officer Ibis
predecessor in command, was the dlsun-
pushed Col. May, who did such gallant
and honorable service in the Mexican war
Dickinson College, founded in 1888,
and now under the direction Of The Meth
odisi Episcopal Church, is one of the
4
oldest and most tlourishng institutions o!
learning in the State. There are two 1T
erary Societies connected with the insi-
tuition, the Bellies Lettres and Union Phil
osophicaI, and the students are, for the
most part, members. The College num-
bers among her graduates some OF the
most distinguished men of our Country,
both in Church and State. We Way men
ton President Buchanan and Chief JUS
tice fancy as examples. The former
graduated in 1909, and was member OF
The Union Philosophical Society; the lat
ter in 1895, and belonged to the Bellies
Lettres. The Senior class this year is
the largest which ever graduated in his
College. Ii numbers .hirty-siX. and It's
members are from ten States and Terrific
ries, scattered from Maine TO Georgia, be-
sides one from the West Indies.
This has been, so far,a prosperous year
for the College. The whole number OF
students, as near as can be ascerlaIned, is
about two hundred "a majority of them,
excluding the Preparatory uepartment,6e-
ing from the Southern States. The time
spent in College is considered, by those
who have had experience, to he the hap
pcst part Of life. Those uni"itiated into
It's mysteries might suppose that here the
student bad naught to occupy his time
but Iaborious study and cherries toll but
there are sufficient CLEANS Of fun and froIic
to render it a much more agreeable thing
than some suppose it, which can be Tree
ly testified 20 by the writer, who begs
leave to subscribe himself
CONE OF EN-"
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour To-day there were sales OF How
ard ST. Flour at 81, so. We quote Cily
Mills Flour at S4,37--market firm. We
quote Ohio Extra dull at 5,00a5,25, and
Howard ST. and City Mills do. at $1,000
5,25 per Dbl. We quote Rye Flour a.
1925. Corn Meal al 1925 for Country
and 1925 per Dbl. for City.
heat.--The receip pts to-day reach A.
$50 bus. There were sales of white at ST..
% to ! ,OS for common 10 fair; and Sl,23a
1925 for choice. Of red, there were l.
700 bus. sold al Sl,Ol 10 /, 04 per bushel
Corn.--The receipts to-day reach a.
500 bus, and we note sales of white a
53a57 cts. for new. Yellow sold at 57a
6Oc. per bush. for new.
Oais.--The receipts to-day reach $500
bus, and we note sales OF good 10 prime
MARYLAND at 32a35 cts. per bus. Virginia
80 cents.
Rye.--There were sales of Maryland a
65 cts, Penna. at 7Oa1 CTS. and Virginia
al Go els. per bus.-CiiPper, 1914 INST
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92l3Aa2:23AG BGo

On the / 9Th inst, by the Rev. n. G..
North, James d. FuIk to Miss Ellen
I'rgina CalUer, all of this county.
On Tuesday week by Rev. D. q. Bra
gonier. Dcvid A. Walker 10 Miss Bar
bara c Il. Wahers, all of Berkeley 90.
On the same day. by -, DENNIS
Baker, Esq. of Maryland, 10 Susan
daughter of Capt Sperow,of Berkeley co.
In Frederick city, Md, on the 22nd
inst, by the Rev. Dr.. Zacharias, Fran
CHS r. Cariin, of Marlinsburg, TO Miss
Cecilia Shepherd, Of the former place.
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For The Register

For The Register.
| had the pleasure of being present at
the examination of the public female
school, located in this town under the care
of Miss Ellen BGiscoe. was not pre-
pared Tor such an exhibition Of progress
tie scholars showed by their prompIness
in answering the questions that their time
had NOT been spent in vain. Their prohrlen-
cy in grammar geography and arithmetic
was cheering, and decided the capablIlly
Of both scholars and teacher. regretted
that more of the parents were not present
TO witness such an exhibition The eN-
aminatons are intended for the parents,
and hope that the next examination mole
of them will be present, and that may be
there TO SEE.
March 70, 1858.
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DEATHS

Oh Tuesday the 9th inst. suddenly.
Mrs. Mary Dust, aged 81 years, wife OF
MIR. Isaac Dust of this county.
In this place, on the 25th ult.. Isaac
Ne,vton, son of George and Eliza Jane
Myers, aged years, 3 months and Is
days.
Near this place, on the 9th inst, Ly-
dia It. daughter of Charles and MaFgarel
Kidwiler, aged about years.
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March ~, 1858.

The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that Thomas Green
the present owner Of the Fauquier (Va.)
White SuIpher Springs, is entitled to a
tract of land in the Stale Of Texas, of 3d.
600 acres, and valued at more than ST.
100000.
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n o I'll = !!

A LII claims due me from the business OF
4 Jacob Sialey have been placed
in the hands of John NJ. Jewe't, Tor set
Element and collection, on whom persons
indebted will call e they would avoid the
payment Of costs.
JACOB STAbEY.
March Is, 1858. u'
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SHERIFFALTY.

DEING soli.itrd by many OF the voters
ID Of Jefferson County TO become can
diJaie Tor The next SherilIaliy, tie election
FOR which takes place on The 4hiThursday
in May next. yon will please announce
me as such in yonr next paper.
! hope 10 be elected, aud shall rely up
on my thorough acquaintance with The
people 10 elect NE. | shall visit but lew
of my friends as sm much confined at
home. GEO. w. SAPPINGTON.
Janna.Y 80, 1888. 10
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War >! War f! War !

The 'Gnfantry" Ordered to Utah 4!
THE undersigned avails themselves oil
i this opportunity to tender TIER sincere
thanks 10 the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 them
and would hereby ask a continuance "i
The same, and would also state that they
are now ready, willing and prepared to
do all manner Of work apperlalnIng 10
HOUSE. PAINTING, PAPER-HANG-
ING, and painting all kinds of FURNl-
TURE, and varnish PAPERING, in a
manner as cannot Tail 10 please, and at the
very lowest rates. They promise that
they can lido things up brown or any
color that may be desired.
J. WINTERMOYER & CROW.
ShepheIdslown, March 20, 1883. 81
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Bill, you young scamp, if you had
yo1r due, you'd get a good whipping.
Il know it, daddy, but bills are not al
ways paid when they become due.
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For The Register
CARLISLE, Pa, March 8, 1858.

CARLISLE, Pa, March 8, 1888.
MIR. EDITOR Late in the month OF
September last, bid adeu 10 the iacina-
tons and endearments of home. and in a
few hours, carried by the mighty Iron
horse" arrived in this place. just as the
Sun was gliding the Eastern horizon with
his relulgent rays.
The first object which attracted my al
ten'ion, after stepping from the cars, was
a young "mullatlo." standing al the door
of the mansion House." playing his Ia
vorite melody upon that weIl-known and
delested instrument, The gong inform
ing US that a repast was awaiting the dis
posal OF the passengers. | oteyed the
summons, partook of the fare provided,
and paid the "25 cents" demanded.
Afterwards, while saunterlng through
the principal streets, beholding and ad'
mlring the situation and beauty OF the
place. imagined that here. if anywhere
enjoyment and happiness could be found
Carlisle, the county seal of Cumber
land county, situated in Cumberland Val
ley, one OF the mos, fertile districts in the
State. is beautiful inland town, contain
ing population OF more than 5000 inhabl'
tants. II is regularly laid out, win wide
and well graded streets. and well made
pavemenls, offering inducements TO those
who seek pleasure in the pleasant evening
promenade. The Court House and coun
" buildings located here. are fine speci
mems OF Architecture. There are also