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Outhern Photographic Temple OF Fine
Arts.
Corner Of Deadcrick street and Public Square,
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype. a plain
CT colored Photograph, which warranted not to
fade, call at the Southern Photographic Temple Of
Fine Arts corner Of DeadcTc street and the Square,
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery, ard being permanent institution of
this city, you viii be sure Of not being humOugged,
you certainly will be by those noisy and pcddling
picture makers Satisfaction given to every custO-
NOR or no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or dagucreoyFc. Call and see speci-
mems. CHAS. c. GIERS
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GUNsI GUNsII GUNSII!
M ACEY AZ ANIL TO n /,

No. 81 College street, Nashville, "Fennss
VWAVB Just received superior lot q Sporting Pecs aos
to their order by the celebrated Gun Makers Of Engiana
Fine g.ufb Twist, made by Hollis q Sheath
Fine London Twist Do MORTIMER.
Fine Lamenated Steel DO Greenough-
Fine Wire Twist do Collins
French Paiisrn Lanisnacd Steel, ms'isby Ccliias.
Laenatea steel unYarne stock Vry lue, b dTeenough
Common Wire twist, Double and srgie Guns b. King.
Tn Sc Guns put Up viii Every tested befoEs
icing shipped They asserted aud lengths, and alap
ted 10 the wants the spOrislns o. bis corlmuuity-
They have large aslrtuent Of RIFFS ana RevoVeTS o.
ali kinds Dcrenger Pistols Shot Belts, PoEdr Flass Elsy
enc Water Proof Caps EaidWs and Ey Gun Wadfug fne
Sporting Powder CAPS Fieis Iuck Shooting Powder Eey
Patent Wire Cartridges ORDER mo ting, charged sh buck sc
70 which We iGviie the attentcn o. tie pnblic.
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state IEistorionI societr.

SOMETHING WORTHY Of NoTE.-We have just beer
informed that The President ofthe Historical Society
has received letter from J. GEO HARRIs, Esq (we
known Editor of tis paper some years since, but
now Purser in the United States Navy) giving infor-
nation that he had, through the attention Of scion
tifc gentleman living at Cairo, in Egypt, procured
good specimen Of ancient Egyptian enibalming-a
aalamy-an indubitlble mummy, eypressly for this
Soci.ry.
President PUTNAM has ordered 1t to be forwarded
by ADAMS Express.
The monthly meetings Of the Historical Society
are kept up, and have been during the past two
years, encouraged by some contributions at every
meeting the Library and Cabinet of the Society
are becoming ofruuch value and interest.
A noble donation has just Jeen made and viii be
formally accepted in due time-highy gratifying to
the Society and honorable TO the donor. 1t is Cab
met Of Minerals consisting Of between five and six
thousand specimens, suitably labelled
This is the Cabinet of DIR. RICHARD 0 CURREY, of
Knoxville, formerly Of this city.
We are told that DR.. CuRsEY intends 10 add to it
he may find suitable specimens. He has been TWEEN
ty-one years in accommodating this Cabinet and it is
very valuable.
Could the "TRoosT Cabinet" be secured and placed
toLilt LOls We sllDulu
badly be enriched and distinguished in this respect
beyond any State in the Union
TIE CASE OF Mis-. DoTIE-A correspondent of
the Charleston Courier. writing from Chattanooga,
Tennessee, vouches for the authority Of the letter
purporting to have been written by Mrs M,HAIA
DOYLE 10 old JoHz BRowN as well a. for the ident-
ty Of the writer who is citizen Of that place, and
says:
James 7. Doyle removed from this city to Kansas
and was thege, together with his sons murdered by
Browns party. stated in those afIdavits. After
the bloody deed, intelligence of the desttution to
which Mrs. Doyle was reduced was brought to this
place. when citizens at once contributed tie re
quisite sum 10 bear her expenses back TO Ter old
home. She has been residing here ever since, and
in circumstance of great dCstitutiOn. She has
era small children and her only resource for their
support Is in the scanty wages Of her son John.
whose life she begged from the murderers who is |
boy Of about eighteen years, employed the driver
Of a dray for a commission house in this city.
We notice that a subscription paper for the bene-
fit OF Mrs. DOVE has been left at TIE Office of the
Charleston Courier.
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In s city, December 23, Of Pneumonia in the SD year Of
MS MH,EL DICKSON, Sr Of Franklin county, Aa5lma.
lie Ijyei and del christian. The light Of pure he is
beacon star Of salvation.
Tussum5.a, Ala, and Memphis papers Plesse copy.
At the residence o. his father, West Nashville the night
a3I Of December, OSCAR IADDIN, eldest
VI. CIarndl CAIN the fifteenth year his age.
Huntsville ana Decatur Ala, papers please copy.
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REFERENCEN

Gen. JANIS J0SIs, Columbia, South Carolina.
GCV. GsT, Union, do do
Gen. DAVID 2. JkEIsOy, Orangehurg, S0un CO oiiDus
Tx Gov. j. n. MANS Buekfead, Dc DO
Col. J. D. WILSON, Society Hill, Darlington Disiri o = G.
Gen @. DunnOvant, Adiutant AMI lnsecior SeEerals
Ninety Six, South Carolina
The OMeers q Citadel and Arsenal State
Military Charleston and Columbia South Carolina
nOvs-diaE-tEtf-
Nashville Banner, Memphis Appeal, Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville Whg. Louisville Journal insert enCh week. Ia
daily and IN every issue of trvCeky, until further u"t
FOgaagl account 20 Principals When due.
SoId pa. er eOntaiuI advertisement
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TESTIMONIALS .


for ay 1ry @ Ie a 81 Sfo a aIes IN my
ey.rT ay es5Ie for the pGrpos fT When II drni
y sewinrlfrs Joshua Learif, 'ce Of Rer. DT. LsarH
Editor 81 n T. L1depeRdeRt.
has been in my family for several months II has ais2s cn
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Of theaI.Ns. Ezi=aJeA SgrieElaRd, srJs Of Reg. Dr.
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on account Of plicity and the perfect ease with he it is
Alter lorg experience feel crTetTt To sresE in bis
fI5utIy recommend it for every variety Of miIy s!
Mar
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have dsed Grover Bakers Sewing Machine fortw years.
and have found adapted TO all kinds Of family sewing from
Cant c to Broadcioh Garments have been worn cut without
HztDI5j 1ei' York.
v, ST.. 81,
ro yer and the ladies reares ne 10 rive Tou their ts
Hoor"SH' Ae'7 lo'k
chine. s bT s 10 be ec sfo,GT S user SSrsns Ma
fortunate in possessing of these reliable aud nieatiyabl
iron leeiewomen whose combined qualities of beauty strength
Get Geo. T. AoTJis, Editor of Home journal.
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We find this Machine to work satisfaction, and with
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HOES and Provisions.

The Louisville Journal oi tie goth says:
Provisions advanced least advanced rates have
been asked which las checked business. Hg killing has nearly
been flushed around the Falls the number hCg packed
will be nearly 2OOU0 head, with considerable falling of
weight that f last The extent Of the crop Of ~ West
sill in dubt holders arguing that there will be consider
able last which b-Jers ready to al
still arriving in Cincinnati though only in COM
paraty mall numbers At St. Louis aud Chicago i'll
ing finished and estimated that the number pack
e al the lrn-r point will reach 1890 head
In few small sales cIdes at 3; FOR shoulders and
received from the country taken by
dealers 10 and lie Tor shoulders, clear sides and hams We
small Of prime lard in legs at lls and in uecs at
lie filling orders Prime county kegs commands from
wagons lUlag.
A Cincinnati dispatch q Saturday evening says:
Receipts the twenty LOUIS aid ur 1880 hsai
which tended depres the market and prices fully 10 to PC
lower lht Log having teen sold at decline OF 1 ceLt;
sales Of 600 al at $3.50 a. the close hogs averaging 6J
Ig3 hs could have ben IS qG5 and those averaging
go lbs at SO t0GGjO, without much pressure sell and
hat limited disposition lUy. PrOvs market again dull for
pork prices tsnsi downward best brands offered
sl60, second class brands SlG5 hut buyers
to hold o. and the only sale heard Of 200 bbs
SIG brands would net have brought over lG
good demand for lard lOa ) itTccs sod at
buyers furnishing packages 100 rces choice leaf at l0
difficult buy prime at Oc holdera generally ask lOc
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TEyIs being prepared expressly FOR cleaning Silver and Plated
Brittania and Tin MisroIs marble, Gliding,
House paint Carriage Moutng il IS nvaluacehe best and
cheapest article for The puspose g ceIss reE cake.
octI5 MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
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Married,
Died

At Centreve, Tenn, Thursday the Cpl inst BY Kcv
John Hughes, WI n JOHNSON, OF Nuury coan.y, aEt
Miss LENISA C , caught Of D. Sam. Moore.
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(-yTATE @ 'E'ENEE,SSE-s,-- Perry CSunIy.-r
- Smith CE1at Edssrd CasyAttsChue NV eieas, It
appears from the a agt Of Smith hcat that he security fer
defendant Edward Casey, in the sevcnyhye dollars
and that said easy E removing has removed out irom Inc
county, that tie ordinary prJ-ess Law lie served
Cpo- Il is therefore ordered h hat publication he made
the JHiOn and dAtecI newspaper published in the city
Of nashville for 0Cr successive raquirng said defend
ant appear before II. wilson, Justice Of tie Peace, for
Perry county, his oce in the Linden the second
Monday January. 1861 and plead demur 10
plaintiffs Attachment, the will be taken for comics
as him and sci for Fearing parte.
II. II. WILSoN, J. P.
deoS-W4t For Perry county.
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sIurfreesDOrO Military Academy.
Captain VIM J. DAVIS. lp-:,.,;,,1,
lieutenant Wa DWIGHT, ''>

TEyIs Institution has heretofore been c0nduc3 il The Acl
5emic Building, opposite he souis Female College In
creased Application from TarEs IN tennessee and ct
has rendered erect barracks fur the
sommodaon the Students, and for the thorough
forcement system This plan tt Of the State Military
Academies OF South Carolina AID NrgiuomtntuE the sys-
rigid military discipline, win coupets literary and
scientific course Tie Principals thus enabled TO
CONTROL tai h01ts, the Students Amounting %
almost total seclUson. III tho regularity and puncIay,
in The Recitation elsewhere While IN aii
ton 70 the advantages Of other q eiuct uon,
thorough knoWege of tie different schos o. hi1y la .
10th from thr and the dfwhc Lass s5s rves
the requ Of physical TAKING ant eNercss 50 rs ni
to the students.
Gymnasium will connected With tie Aos euy. and te
personal the Principals viii proper eEre
in It's respective departments.
Ther consisting Of thirteen and quarter arrests 1i
nlsdatey houl the corporation, In h5ahiul ana agc 10
cslity Their Barracks VII in short time he rtas Tor uecu =
Application must be made at early dst-.
Terms per Lear-- (s2c6) tive hundred d'aTs, ia
elusive Of Tui9l. Board. Lights and Fuel and payable IN
four insamenfs. viz: February lst Nay st. September st
Deceuber ist, Of each year.
FCrfurther information sIplg 20 the Prtuc Ps Nuretrn
Tenn. WI. j DAVIS - n u A
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first balo-tota number of votes FOG necessary to
a choice l0l. Sherman 100; Bocock 20: Gilmer Il;
Houston II; Davis IL; Mackey Q; Scattering among
nineteen candidates 80.
A large number of mail contractors are continu-
ally informing the Department that the mail service
will have to be stopped unless Congress comes to
their relief.
Mexican adyices say that the reverses of the Con-
stituonalists not great as represented in the
newspapers. DegoadO seems to have retreated 10
fortify his position.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and LIOariDE Min.
ESTABLISHMENT.

BURR Mstones Of an sizes hand and le smut
Mills MIL Spindss, 5lill GEARING Boiling Cloth O, N
numbers eh HChor brand, bsng hosting. sai Ustng
screws wire, picks and plaster Fars, All casc
the manufacturers which enables sell lest ARTICLES low
prices.
Being practical mechanic, h1cu-hy understanding the
theory and practce milling operations. M=rs ard MIL
Erght WILL hnd their interest examine my st ok and
prices before purchasing. All goods sold - vrente -
give satisfaction.
p. NJ RYAN,
Or CeHegeaad Broad SIS Nashville. Tena.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutralizes this maarous poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver TO exPel it from the body. As
should, so it does care this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, or raer does
what IS Of more service to those subject this Infection
If taken in season expels it rm the system as it is
absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it ne Only cures bur
protects from tie great variety OF affections which are
induced by this malignant influence such as Reittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Feyers NeJ-
Ealgla, rheumatism, Govt Blindness, Toothachc Ear
ache, CataTrh, Asthma PalPitaOns, Painful Affections
OF the Spleen, Mysteries, Cole, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising from this cause will be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This "AGUR
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements and
cures the disease.
This it accompshes by stimulating the excretories
to expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habed to do this their office of their
own accord. Hence arises what term acclBlaction
Time may accomplish the same end, but often life is not
long enough, sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE " does it at once, and with safety We
have great to believe this is surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the masmatic Infection than any other which
has been discoveries; and it has s another important
advantage to the public, which is, that it is cheap
well good.
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NASHVILLE.
rUEsDAY 1IOaNINe, DEo. q, 1ssa.
EocK CITY MILLS.

RETAIL PRICES
sBeHn Flour in bsgs So ca. IA hslitags 81 as
Old Hickorv 3 80. :. I 90
Faeie do as I 90
Corn Meal, per fuscl Sic Mixed Bran per leo Is, 90
Delivered TO al parts Of the city. Gets, 1853 ~
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Wednesday evening, the DIST inst, child about two
months old was left at the residence Of Mr.. JOIN
HoLcoNn Of this place, by negro gin, accompanied
by note TO lIr. and Mas HoLCoNB, requesting them
TO take care Of the child until called for. No name
was signed to the note. As TO where the child came
from AMI whose servant brought it. the future alone
can solve the mystery. We are told, that it is a
fine boy beautiful face, and its apparel very
nice and costly. Whoever is ungrateful and inhu-
man mother may be, she deserves to be severely
punished for TINS trusting her little babe to the cold
charity Of the verdi How unworthy the name Of
woman -
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We are authorized to announce r. ". HAYWOOD,
Esq, a candidate fo7 the Office Of Attorney Gen
cral, Ger the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson
Elecltnn n.xt MAY.
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FOR COUNTY OFFICERS
For sheriff.

For Sheriff.
Weare authorized to announce JOHN Z. EDAUEDs0E
candidate for sheriff OF Davidson county election
octs5 I'd
We are althorizea to JAS N. HISTOs eand
date for election for Office of Sheriff of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sep2s-td
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FREuANs' BNJ--A Ball viii be given on Monday
the 9th of January the anniversary Of the battle of
New Orleans, at the Court House for the benefit of
Capitol Hi Fire Company, No. 1.
TICKETS S5.-Can be had Of any the Committee.
CoNNTTEE-T. ". Stephenson. NJ. N. Henlde.
Jr. J. d. Musgrove, \. d. Creighton. and J. H. Stricl-
land.
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Fever and Agne.


hom which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, IS tle consequence Of diseased acon in the
system, induced by the poisonous iasi Of vegetable
decay ms exhalaon egol,c b the action Of solar
heat on vet sol and rises with tie y.atery yapor from
It. While the sun IS below tie Losizon tlis yapor
fingers near the earths surface aad thsTfs IS taken
With It through the hngs into the blood The it acts
as an irritating poison the internal viscera and ex-
creting organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seeree not only this virus but also the bile
nom the blo0t Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spieen, the kdneys and the stomach
symPahize with the liver and become dsordeTed also.
Finally, the instinct Of our organism as if in an attempt
TO expel the nOxous infusion, concentrates the whole
bleed c. the body in the internal excTeores to force
them to cast it The blood leavrs the surface and
rshes to the central organs with congestive violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails Ten tie
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES to the surface, if in another effort
to expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
excreto-he skin. In this also it falls and the sys-
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or Ilrcxysms Of FEVER AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course IN
dermine the health If It is not removed.
VI = have labOrel TO find and have round an autidOte
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PROCEAIATEON.

ESHAM G. HARRIS, Governor CT the State of Ten
nessae-To all who shall see these presents
ing: Whereas, II has heei made known that
certain Elias Houston, CT rEed with having com s
mei foul and atrocous murder the 9Th day Of August
1852 upon the body Of Jonathan Brown Of county Of
Lewis has fed Justice and running at large
Now, trefrTe /, Iq G. Harris. nor aforesaid by
virtue u the power ndauh0y vested do hereby ose
areward Of Three Hundred Dollars any per:oa persons who
may eNend the sad Elia Houston deliver him to the
Sheriff Jaor county in order justi
in tEst behalf may he had and executed.
~ In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal Of the state affixed Nash
- vile. the l. in day OF December, 1853.
~ By the Governor: ISHAN G. HARRIS.
J L. r. Ray, Secretary OF State.
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LYNCH8g1BG, VIRGINIA.
A lie N An y EFs & q q OF
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale og Tobacco and Produce


FETHEY give prompt attention the OF Tobacco Whes
Flour aud RICOn, AMI make literal cash advances T.
whec required. Keuances made by sight drafts
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yEEent and Tobncco.

The CiaiLs7ille J.7ersoHiGao Of the 2Ist says:
throughout the section Of the country
nearly ali sold and delivered the mers for the
crops sill disposed o; 81 05 10 is tie asking
PTcg5 The quality Of the last the whole very
isIlcory. but has turned very deficient quantity.
The Tobacco crop also is smaller in proportion the quantity
ground than usual, but that have anc
pate from the continued drouth last and Will fall
weight Ct the farmers calculations ThepropoIOn
lUs and inferior tobacco is much larger than this season.
in consequence Of tie late planting and fears early
which induced planters eir crops while green. The
price is Sc Tor good tobacco
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DESCRIPTION,

Elias 5. Holson is about Is years old feet Inches
high dark peXgn, dar hair heavy eye brovs dark
stoop shoulders, especially in waglzn has suy and -eul'
siye lo.k. de,lS-dS-w3s each
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River and Steamboat News.

lRePnted BY H. II HARRIseS Steamboat Agent.
The river has plentiful supply Of water for all
nayigaDle purposes. The present prospects that
few days win produce no diminution, but rather
an increase OF late our steamers have Zen thrown
behind their ordinary time, much that they
have all been thrown into bunch Freights arriy
ing are plentiful, but for expectation extremely
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-27

Tho greatest Remedy IN the wOfi This cordial
is distilled from berry known only to myself and
chemically combined with some o. the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and baTks known 20 the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD ROOT, BLACK R0OT, WILD
CHERRY BARK, YELLOW DOCK, DANBELIOS SlRsAP-
ARILLA, ELDER Flowers, with others, producing the
most infali5s remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. II Is natures remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken, its influence IS
felt c0ursing through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and acceleran, the circulation Of the blood. Il
neutraizes any bilious matter in the stomach, aId
Utrengthems the whole OEganizatiOn.
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Dr. GcCIintOc!I's PcctOraI syrup, standing
the rt rank o. the profession. DR.. McCiatoc has given
this ecie the guaTaJ o. his high rpu-
t4tion as means d CERTAIN Immediate permanent ree in
diseases OF the throat and Lungs which have dchel all other
dies Price 81. Sodly 10 O. BROWN.
i In N.-LN