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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

THROUGH TICKETS
From MONTGOMERY Ala to New York, 500 90
Atlanta, Geo., do - 90
- Aurusta. dc do % 90
Can be had on application the Railroad Ticket Offices each
point
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON sde-wheel Q. S. Mail
~ Steam Ships, through in { s 10 80 hours
steam Ship C0lHnbig 1900 tons NJ. Berry Commander
NdShrile. 1890 ST.. M. HIurry, Commander.
Jas Adger, 1900 tons x. Adams, Commander.
Marion 1900 tons, w. J. Foster, Commander.
--. LEAVE Adger's Wharye every Wednesday
E,7s and Saturday at high water.
Nlt-Lf These Steamships were all built expressly Tor
this line, and for safety, speed and comfort are
unrivaed the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders, will insure travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, SIS
Steerage passage,
For freight passage. s0pIvto
HENRY NIISSEOON. & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Ad-er's South Wharf,
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for Naveintsr.
ne ATLANTIC MONTHLY for NoTemher-
k4AEheON & PUTNAli's MAGAZINE fr Novep.-
Lesle,s aagaElusof Fashion for NoVember
Sodey's Lalys BOOK for November.
1rliaaza ALaglzine Tor November.
Petsssons Magszne i5r November
FOFoalssy lOs'7ll JOIN YORK C..
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John KohA, q co. No- IS EItioa ssresf.
LODgsenors NsF Poem,
The Courahp q Niles sdaaiss Ia stts- p..-r
Isabella Orsina Auaor o. Bearios Cslsi
AEistorieal NoVsi = las Eahss1aa c,1tsr-.
Hon. Thomas p Marshall, q Ksntucs4,
Speeches and Wrtngs, complete in ca, reiu-,s.
Clazky's P0liHcal Text Book,
On, Eneyslopedia Of Politics.
The Tue and the Beautiful in Naturs Ar AIo-.s gaisoa
By John Ruskia, A. b.
Memories 81 Daniel Tappan stoddsrd b i D. n6pso D. D
vernon GroYe or Hearts As hey ars-. A Novel.
Blonde and Brunette; Or The Gothamiss Arcails,.
Peasant Life IN Germany, By Mss A. o. Jobu5,u.
Kemp on Landscape Gardening ,o-1a
MAGAZINES FOR DECEETRnR.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK
GRAHAArS MAGAZINE
REIERsON's MAGAZINE.
Just Received BY
JOHN YOaK CO.,
HOVE NJ g Uni0n st5sst
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4 OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear Peach, Cherry, and 81
other Fruit Trees, from 90 three years Growth ~r
All very fine. will deliver them the order Of Nc-s
Call Vanleer & CO.. Nashville. -
The Apple Is each large Pear 81 each Peach
90 CENTS EACH Plum so each Cherry each: AN
the finest aCclmaei varieties. ship from here any point
W. r. FALL,
octnn, 5s-d&tw4m. CarksEiuc, Tenn
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GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only S2l TO Sj. These
Machines need only insure them a place u al
most every family To appreciate you must examine and
them therefore all who want good cheap sewing Machines o.
S,oUd Family sewing Machine, viii please cal
On ~ nesirned sole agent for Modie and West Ten
see Rooms over B. Vests Music Store mon street. be
tween College and Cherry streets.
B-Partcuar attention paid 20 repairing al kinds SeHln
Machines by an experienced hand. Terms case
D. FLElTNG'S Sewing Machine Depot
Nashville, Tenn, aug 30-dtw6-Wly.
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SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue Of Of the Chanoery Court at Gallatu at
D its last term, shall on the Ist Monday in De.
cember next at the Court House door, in I town Of Cal
latin, expose 20 sale
At Public Auction,
One OF the vauas Land the county Of sumner,
containing about
Ale ACRES.
Said tract beautifully situated lying miles
from Gaatin Immediately upon rst Turn
pike road, within so 900 yards ofte Louisville
vile Railroad, (nOw finished from this place Nashve and
known a the Odom Tract
Upon said Land falling Springs Of excellent
water. One Hundrsl Fifty Of said being
timbered and Blue Grass aouiing fine pasurage
any the country, ard Tie balance high OF cultivation.
Said Of Land viii he sold whole, divided
suit purchasers Also, at the time and place that
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main street. in the town Ct Gaan, short distance
the Square, The Dr. Newsom property. said Lot
has good Dwelling, containing Rooms, Kitchen,
Smoke house, first Stable and Carriage house, with other
necessary Out-housss No Brick Office with rooms together
yard Garden, and altogether OF The
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatn.
TRIMS OF SALEOne-tlrd Cash, the balance In I and .
years for notes we'll endorsed without interest," and retained
Said House and Lot will be any der-
ng to purchase, on application, in 3alatin 10
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioner.
Gallatin, Tenns Sept. 25-sep29-3m
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AEALL LII a. SMITH,
Nos 10 ARD p SOUTH MARKET STREET,
ImpoTtsrsof and Dealers in
Fine Brandies and Wines, Vyhiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
IA WE beg leave to call the attention Of our -
t| friends and the trade generally, to our large go
49, and we'll selected stock Of the above articles
just received, embracing in part;
Brandies.
sarzerac, ClS40O Alex. Seigneits;
Otard, Dupuy very fine; United Society Proprietors:
Jules Robin; Raynal and Alussee;
With many other brands.
Wines.
Port, do do Champagne, livery hne3
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga
TObaceOs.
Adam, No. Tenn.i Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do r Potter;
C Wills; Corner stone;
Richardson; J vs. North;
Tyreana; DeR0sa:
Beverly Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns TWIST Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll; Langhorne & Armsteai;
Claiborne & TaliaieFro; Pine Apple;
And many Others.
Cigars.
EstreIla; La Escarlatta;
Columbia; imported Londres;
Estrella Primera; La Salvadora;
Cintro de Groin; Imported Soace;
C0nehO Regaa; do NSzselrods;
La Silva; do Principe;
La Pruebs, Imp do Trabucos,
La Suiza, do La Higueu;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
oct9 LELLYET & SMITH.
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Rock City Mills. Il. b 1CAB Is co., Pyoprf
etoTs J. E. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR win pay the highest price at all times for Wheat and
Corn their Mills, OF Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FlOur-From and after this date until further
notice, the price OK
Extra Family Flour, 50 50 Fine Bran, SOC
Fine Flour, 0O Mixed Bran SOC
UnbOlted, 50 Coarse Bran, 4Oc
MidIings, 25 Corn Meal, 2 bushel, 60c
Shorts, 70
by the undersigned deliverable any place
the city Of charge. When selling by the quantity their
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
}. E. BAUMAN & CO.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock City
Mills will find Order Box the Post Office and at VI. IL
Gordon warehouse, the calls times
each day. [july95 J. BAUMAM & co.
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It will be that the falling Of in The exports much less
than the decrease in imports for while the latter have declined
Ss269l, the exports have decreased only S3 6l OF this
decrease only 81 domestic produce, while the specie
exports have fallen OF Sl6O375 and the respments of foreign
produce have increased.
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b. A. FAEENEsTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.


NEW ORLEANS June lg, 1858.
eSSrs. B. Il. FI1Reock d C0-Gentlemen: pleasure
sending you fifty customers, testify
superior quality Of your very valuable Vermifuge.
thar another article has been attempted TO be intro
many parishes where your medicine is well known; for
gret many persons writing for Fahnes0cks Yermfuge
mark'We ts A. and ether. My sales this year will
be at leaat 100 grvss. Very respectfully,
oct22-lm F. P. DCLONGE, 80 Chartres street.
Prof. Faskeu,s Electro OiI.--A supply Of this
wonderful Medicine Of rheumatism Deafness, Piles
Corns all diseases, Headaches and Palms, has len
received by EWIN, PENDLETON co. and by JOG. BROWN
Nashville, Tennessee, where it be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
another column.
PRoF HAsKLL-The following testimony in favor Of Dr.
Haskells Electric Oil is furnished US for publication.
PRcF HASKELL Dear Sir feel it TO be my duty to inform
public through what your wonderful Electric Oil has
done for my family Ny wife has been aamngy troubled with
bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and day she is entirely
free from pain, respects foryour and
prosperity. had rheumatic pain in my shoulders and
arms long time, and in ten minutes from The time applied
your the pain all gone. Ii is truly wonderful rened
for all pains, have been suffering with and cheerful
give this testimonial Of its effects.
G. 7. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed this day, 24 July, 1857.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony tells Oer tae worth columns Of ade
certificates ali the land, and great way or
Try ye suffering and afflicted See advertisement IN oteT
column. arld&WIy
Bank OF West Tennessee, at
SStLsSs MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed Of Tennessee Nashville dw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly Wilderness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops
As beautifer cannot be excelled. d.
Persian Pearl Drops
As cosmetic stands unrivaled.
Persian Pearl DrOPss
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G. Brown
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. Hendershott.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains & Brown.
Persi8n Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augI7-dGm A E. WETHERILL, Cincinnati
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NASHVILLE.

TUEspAY MonNlNG, NOVEEHER e8, %.
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Mexican Mustang Liniments-Its wonderful
effects and consequent populaperaps article in the his
tory Of the Nsd Nea, acquired the patronage,
subject the number Of and different tests and
failures the Mustang Linmen 1t has justly
styled Palacea for all Wounds Cuts, Swegs,
sprains Bruises Eruptons Man Beast It's far
medicine Of surprising virtue, that physicians compelled to
prescribe It. from remarkable Of Chronic and Dis
Rheumatic naturally much attention
the first scientific minds the age No family
be without bottle Of the Mustang Eminent In the HOUSE. Be-
Of limitations.
The genuine sold by respectable dealers parts the
world.
BARNES & PARK, PrOpretors. New York.
For sale by RAINS & BROWN,
oct22-d6wlm Nashville.
II Look out for limitations of Lea & Perrin's WOr
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n<~s Bank OF West Tennessee, at
atELsSa MEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. [dtw
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Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Packet.
TUVIIE superior and commodous Freight and Pas 49, .
sengeT Steamer SEVENTY SIX, P. X. Bar slle9-s4a
clay Master nowin readiness to resume her
between this point and Cincinnati, the FIRST rise IN
Cumberland It will be the intention Of her energetic and
temauly commander make trip two weeks during
ensuing Passengers and shippers rely this
popular freight passage. Apply on board
nov l6-tE H Il. HARRISON, Agent.
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Sic Oh Veto ROY.

decree Of County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at teOctober term, 1888 in the of Martha a. Howell
sd &c, William H. Howell and others will offer for
sale at the Nashville, Saturday. November 2h
frcash negro boy Matthew, years said
boy belongs the estate Of William H. HOWELL deceased and is
sold 10 pay debts Of said estate.
Oct2I-tds fee SO F. R. CHEATHAM. Clerk
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JOHN H.. HAIR RIS,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
WNILL give prompt the purchase and sale Of all
~ artclesand to the forwarding Of Merchandise.
Wnl Bills Of Ladng through to all the Eastern
cities on favorable terms,
Cash oonsgnments and Freight Bills
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II , Look for limitations Of Lea & PERKINS, WOr
& Sons aug2I-iIy
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FRUIT TREEN! rRUIr TnEEslI

HENRY NIISSEOON. & CO.. Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Ad-er's South Wharf,
sept3 ST charleston, S. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
Fish and Fisheries.

The fisheries of Eastern Carolina in former
years, have been great sources of wealth to
their owners, and furnished an abundance of
fish for the wants of this and other States
In late years there has been an evident falling
offin quantity, rendering the business of fish
ing far more hazardous, if not in almost eve
nv case, being really ruinous to the nntorpriso.
"hfcII formerly yielded a revenue
OF from D to $15, 900 a season. have hacoma
worthless, and the demand for fish i
not supplied by two-thirds. Now. there m,.t
DC cause Tor this. Experienced fisherman
account for it in various ways, but if is Mai,
to every one, that the number If fish -
waters has diminished by rs or so per cent
and the only cause adequate to account Co.
thls large ~diminution, is the enormopS
crease OF seines, nets, wares, trans. &c &c
"hlcn render it almost impossible for a fish
once entering ou= waters, to reach the tima
or pace OF spawning before it is caught. or If
IL should spawn, is caught before it returns 70
the ocean, rendering the small fish defanceIoss
and liable to be destroyed or carried off 70
other waters, by fish which have not f~reouen-
ued the sounds and rivers of our State.
The consequences must, of course. under
Sucn circumstances, be ruinous to fishermen
and II persisted in must ~resultin the total or.
JUNCTION OF shad and herring, so far as North
oarollna is concerned. 1t is a serious evil
calling evidently for legislative interference
Inc people of Eastern Carolina should esDe-
clally bring the subject before our next Loo
l%slature. The most stringent and wise noas
ares should be adopted, either by ALLOWING NO
one to fish only on certain DAYS Of the weoL
say three days out of seven, or by nrobibit.
ing all fishing in our sounds. FLYERS crooks
&c, Tor shad and herring by seines nets
wares or traps for the next year, and one year
IN every seven thereafter, under the seyerest
penalties Perhaps, a wiser course NAV he
suggested. If so, we shall be glad to see it
adopted. 1t is certain that the comfort and
interest OF our people demand that something
nall be done and that speedily. 1t would
go harshiy against the grain for us to dispense
with shad and herring for a year. but we
would gladly do so, if the remedy pronosed
would cover the evil
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
The Christian Sun.
j. =. IIOIIEh,
Phys. and Supt.'

The 10Th volume of this excellent paper.
commenced with its issue of April 10th,
which appears in a handsome new dress. It
IS published at Suffolk, Va, Rev. VIM. b.
N%ellons, Editor, at the low price of 81 so
per annum, IN advance. The "Sun," though
the organ of its religious ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Christian Church-is entirely free from sec
tartan bigotry and intolerance it is the friend
and advocate of true and vital piety in what
ever communion found. That "Sun" like
the great luminary in the heavens, "shines
for all" who love and serve God. Besides its
religious character, it is an excellent family
paper. 1t is eminently worthy of a generous
support.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
Our Book Table

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for May, is before
US; with its beautiful Engravings, Fashion
Plates, useful Patterns, good reading, &c
The Ladies-for whose special benefit the
Book is intended-say Cooley is far ahead of
all competition in publishing a Ladies Mag
azlne. 1t has long been a ~favorite with the
women OF this country, and it improves on
acquaintance, the older it gets. Queer, but
perhaps this is the reason Mey like Godey so
weiL Send us So so and we will send the
Age n the Lady's Book for a year.
"a We have received a pampblet Of 1ea
pages, entitled Speech ofthe Rev. G. F. Deems
DID, onthe trial ofRev. VIM. A. Smith. d d
Tor immortality, before the Virginia Confer
ence, December, 1856 with the most imnor.
tant connected with that trial
10 which are prefixed Historical Sketches
with other matter never before published
q Gttero@s psrtsm.' Wilmington, N. c.:
fulton q Price, steam power press, Printers.
1858"
n title given above sufficiently exnla;ns
the character Of the work. 1t is not o,,r nxo
vince to give an opinion as to this vexed con-
'roVersy, but we may say, with strict nell
trallty, that this book fully s~ustains the high
reputation of its distinguished Author for
ability and eloquence. As to the merits of
the case, we have nothing to say. Those de-
slrlng copies can be supplied by George H.
Kelley, Wilmington, N. G. Price 80 cents
per copy copies for 81.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
Warsaw Gazette.

Messrs I. ]. Wombwell & Co. pronoss
issuing a Family paper N Warsaw, Dublin
County, n. c., to be called by the above name.
1t Is to be entirely devoted to Literature and
the general news of the day. 1t will be mem
trail in politics, Religion, &c, independent in
all things. They will endeavor to make The
GAZETTE a welcome weekly visitor to every
family who will favor it with their patronage
and will use their best exertions to make If so
interesting that the citizens of Dublin and
surrounding counties will welcome II as a
friend.
1t will give each week a full statement of
the New York, Baltimore, Norfolk and vii
mington markets, with such other ipforms.
ton as will be of Importance to the Farmer
They confidently believe that the public win
sustain this enterprise, and all thew ash
IS a tar investigation or trial, and thew are
sure you will be satiied.
Terms 81 a year, in advance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
The Atlantic Rail Road.

re rejoice that this Road Is nearly com
pleted. Perhaps by the 1st of July. Char
lotte and all the intermediate towns. will he
IN close proximity to the Ocean. The hos
plta6le citizens of Newbern, this week, eele-
brate the completion of the Road to that
place. From what we learn, the arrangements
are on the largest scale for the ~accommoda-
ton of the immense throng of invited guests.
10 add to the interest and attractiveness Of
the occasion, Rev. DIR. Hawks of New York
and ii. W. Miller. Esq, of this city, will de
liver o~rations. The visitors on that occasion
will fully test the large-hearted, generous
hospitality of the far-famed Netherlands
Nor will they be disappointed. No commu-
nifty in the land possesses a more refined, in
telligent, high-souled society than our old
Athens. And as to the ladies, Newbera is
!, prOverbial for its beautiful women.
But interesting as that occasion will be. ,
we are more concerned for the prosperity of
: the Road. So far, it has been managed by
practical, business men, which augurs well
for its future, Every thing will depend upon
e this. For freight and travel, it must contend
o against a fearful odds. Petersburg, Norfolk,
Wilmington and Charleston are already in
n advance of Newbern, Beaufort, ard the flu
q ture Morehead and Carolina cities and it
IL will require immense effort, a rare spirit of
accommodation, and strong inducements, to
d divert even a sufficient portion of the trade
n from those places, to compensate for the ex-
pense of building the Road. Newbern ana
nd Beaufort will doubtless deserve tba;r Sb.ro
ma if energy, hospitality and effort will secure it
Let the planters and merchants on the line
the give them a trial. Let the commercial mer
its of that section determine to succeed. Let
tie liberal and wise policy govern the price c
on freights and travel on the Road-let the off
1ch GERS and assistants be taught that they har
lily, to make a business, and that promptness, pr
eep likeness and a spirit of accommodation al
and required of all, and we think the thing wi
60. But these stiff, starched fellows, WI
we strut because they are called Captain, shou.
never manage for us.
rity We observe that a splendid little steam
re- is to connect Morehead city with Beaufor
that we ike that, but we had rather hear that ty
lcill- first class steamers were to ply regularly b
ycili- tween Beaufort harbor and New York.
m OF the friends and managers Of that Road,
day would say, be liberal in the use of mon,
rs to but be sure to put it in the right place. Do
hose throw it away upon men or plans that W,
ndry pay. Mind that.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-28
THE North Carolina Planter"

The May number of this valuable Periodi-
cal is in press, and will be sent to subscribers
this week. 1t will appear with a handsome
cover, having a neat Engraving of the State
Agricultural Fair Grounds as a F~rontispiece
and printed on beautiful paper. Its pages
are entirely filled with original matter-from
the pens of experienced and intelligent Plan
tiers, and contains a vast fund of imnortant
lormatlo OF a character no where else to
be found. The eminently practical. compre-
henslVe and rational Essay on Horizontal
Flowing and Hillside Ditching," in this No.
is worth five times the subscription price for
a whole year. 1t was prepared for our State
Agricultural Society, and to it was awarded
a Premium Of $50, by the Executive Com
inlttee. The table of contents is rich, varied
and instructive.
The publisher now offers an Agricultural
PERIODICAL as handsome in appearance and
valuable In matter as to be found elsevboro
He has been at considerable expense to get
up a first-class work. And he has succeeded
admirably. And now if such a work is sue.
tered to go down for want of support, it will
be a burning shame to North Carolina. But
we cannot believe such will be its fate. Sure
~ at the low price Of one dollar, five thous-
a subscribers will be obtained at once
But ne has not one thousand yet. Will not
every one who feels an interest in the impor-
tant subject of Agriculture and its kindred
elements, aid in promoting them by extend
ing the circulation of the Planter? 81 a year
Tor single copies. Six copies for s.. Twelve
copies for SO. Twenty copies for $40. The
wants active Agents every where,
and offers 20 per cent On all monies sent for
the Planter by Agents who send clubs at 81
each. Specimen copies sent. Address A.
NJ. German, Raleigh, N. C.
The List of Premiums for the next Annu-
al State Fair, will appear in the May number