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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
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INTERCHANGEABLE $50 1851 u7sl 1851 lss9'
rorAL oLD AND NEw-Cisy s''s last year les' 81 X
krp.cted Chicsso Mes. e.bt lat month, 3Se las; year
l2.S Railroad Beef 10 last monih u last year u Refuse
Ne.s sS last month SCI last year no Refuse frime
isr MONTH last year. Other Refuse, ~ last niontn
go las, wear s6 Tercss Prime Mes it last month oSI
lss year Cosnt,y Mess 10 a. a month"; Sas4 lA't yer
s@s Country Prime ,52. last MONTH l'ls last year ~
Cuinspeescd tcs 67l last month, 40 ast year Sto ~
ir,n,cted bbs a. 81 last month % SIS; last year. sio
Toias-ri ESQ; lss, month <6,is2; last year 81 ~ a. -
RiCE-Th.Fe IL very little doirei sales a. sSes' "
100 n
stGARs-The nsrtst for al kinds frner and Che supply
e,c.ps sales bids and $50 boxes 81 previous tc.s
yfEDS-A limited demsud for Cloylr Sect sf@st,
Timothy Seed 10 IN fair demand a. 80 l24 S3 oG'hL
RIA F.x seed is quiet 81 3 bush. OF So bs Calcutta
Lr,ss6 10 IN fair demsn the reduction 10 Sosop A-s there
of 4n tag. and so pockets at 6 b7f eush. cash
sPICIs-we hear OF sales Of 100 Of Pimeuto AZ Sc
TEAs-The market 10 stesdy, and continues moderately
active. $500, -
tus, a. IC "a bales Hawai- Sc and u cases S-edeN
q Sc.
~okTnIy ,rA1ErySr OF srocHs IN TIRE SEwyoRK rosAc.
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Totae :.sI"'o5s e ~. 10.
h,t var So hess lses last mouth lssE last yra .o's
TAI M-ss t4 As, month, ~ last year "a rrme ae.s
Prime @sse las, month, Scs7 last ye.r OF KAmos ~
last month IS sst yeNta Refnss aess s'p AL MONTH
y7 hast war III Refuse Prime o-9 last month soA; AS
,-ar IS Ohsr Rsfasr. a7; last month Loss sn yea tsn
tnnseee. IS les, last 1ontA 1854 AT year. *h~ h"AS
60 SIS lasi month, q, Sol last year, less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

CAUTIoS.-Tbe ordinance relatpg 10 the removal oil
and fIom the sdswahs yesterday
nous Police Captains with nsifuotions TO require s proap|
enforcement IL requires that abs
within four houIs aver Il sbalI hsye crasrd hsllins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

TIN-Thr demand both for Block Tin aud Plates Is quite
limited. but holders hrm .: the Improvement
TALLoN-Tbe demand moderate, but holders are hfm At
lo3c.. casb. -, ,,,
WHlsKY-Tbs market closes rather hrmeri the demand
fair. sa.s Of 40 bbis. at 81 d93c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

hids fan soon 70 psce the Psnsms Company IN IN
5aa.,a,,, .o-;, On bsyoud the sApere. If any
,.,rion. TIE rrceicts # the Ses-fors Central Con-
nsrv o.ptiru, to h. reported a. el~0co e-s 'hAa Tor
~. same rootfh 4 lset ysar. Tue decf-ss-d re~rss
of,be Ere Rosd in bat ninth ssre $'5froo. TIE
,ro,pt, 9TH Western roads viii. ho"evcr, be
,nocb u ore favorable than they were lie December,
ls57 and the earnings, il u t,ossht sill show sss
than $50 600 falling of The Dsosmbs; rec"pts ST
the Gs'rps Road placed b, rumor At ssi,o'o, Of
RscL Island at aboss <65,G0. End Of Chc.eo, Bur.
hrg,on sns Quincy at about $7O,tG. Toe imps's'ble
state Of the country roads dureR tie month has cut Oh
q large anoat, II traffic The November 'a'uiass ~
Tie Eew-Absry and ssl-u Road -.rs.....'"es 90 >,
Ordinary '''''''''''''' 80 "
p.,,,o. .sa4o' 4i
Extraordinary
Net OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. si',oS 81
The Hilsa,kee ari Mi-sss'pp Railroad Company
sre paving interest or toer 6rss mortgage hoods dne
lat irst by dr.fs on Nil revkee, A. usual TIE Wlo-
ter lune.s ON this rosf con TO the sIpec;st'oas OF
IL frieLd. AID for tie year ending 3lft Dec VII De
quite no TO the previous ere. IRE earnings OF tue
Second .sv.ru. Road in December - 600 over
hose a December, 1857. The Harien receipts sh9s
an increase of aboot SIS 900 the zane nth Of lat
year. Tie night Albany train recently placed uoon
this road il 6eire large bu,ins0. The Nsw-Hsven
and New York R.'lroso receipts for Decsmoer we're:
PASSENGERS ...................'..".sIs'ss
Freisht io,'S"'"
TOtsl......................... mt 10
Less on. Otbsr roads ................'.. ~ 100 ~
LssvipS....................... eIS Z.
Receipts for Dec 1851 .................. o,e4 81
JDcjesfe 90
The Decem ber earnings Of TIE Brooklyn City Ra
road we're 1888 1854 H. The annexed table gives the
,,o,,hi,, Carl, os for thu N .st four yssrs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

THE LoSo IsLasD RAILRoAD.-It is said that II
LoDs Island Rsiosa Company have suspended for 1sp
be their intention of transferring the termin VI The
road from Atlantic street TO Hunters Point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

NEW TOws.-Measures are being taken 10 organize
town In Queens County to b. called Cedar Valley is
70 comprise pisces hno~n Little Neck, kswbursh.
Whale Neck and 3nithvile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

The plumber OF passengers carried vas ,7o5 S5s,
and the number Of mics was ,g9ii The ROAD
divied ESQ GOO ia dividends, or y cent, with
sur lus of slS 778 s.. The tta AMOUNT tn credit, OF
surplus count s3S $40 81 and sse amount Of cash
in the Treasury on the lst OF October 1853, vas
s30s7S 80. THIS is clean record, and justities the
price Ql3 at which the stock is selling The Company
intend 10 build tue foot Of Falon street., 20 that
passengers pass direct from the boats to the cars,
without going from under shelter.
TIE bonds Of Franklin County. Ohio, so, GOO, which
matured On the lie, inst, were promptly paid.
The annexed table gives tue percentage OF specie
held by each Of the city banks to its net deposi,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

The usual table Of marine losses for the past mont,
shows an aggregate Of ff.y6ve vessels, Of which ten
ships, barks seven biiss, thntyone schoon-
ers, ard one steamer. The total yaiue Of property
lost $3.50 2si for the twelve months, s. s9s Cos;
and, as compared with the year 1857, shos ng fail
irg of Of s., i6S, 1856.
The annexed Bresdstuf statistics are from Edward
Bills Flour and Grain Circular:
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nc unIVAo1 tuV'0 b'V0' VIZ P . -
held by each Of the city banks to its net deponi,.:

The following the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week corrected for rs nom
the rates current at the Banking Ofhce of hessrs.
Thompson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

To tie CoNt.~-k tbl. bush. bash. bush-
PROM Newlosk Dec g. lsSa.2s,oSs &hsl2 ssSl 49,.
From Other Ports, TO attest dstes.lS 600
MeSrs. Hun, nston q Po;lon quote bank stocks as
follows:
American Exchsrse clp'rE quotations. offered iSi sskei.
leSs America Ga lli AZ lt2i At,i,aus o. 81 ask -
Broad ray, o. l AK Is buiehas and uroyer- Of uo,
s sISi Commerce, OF leo s.k ioi Chatham of 81 81
Citns Cd l0is Corn EkceAuse. OF. l ash I4i CoaBcn-
.s oa ley, ak le; Codme1wesih. "A - loo; Eat
River IS tSk le kutos Las sSk. If7t; Grsnwiet,
e. lso; Grece Cd s. ash 100; Hanover. of 81,
Irving cd ~ ASK ~ Impor;e's ala IsdeTs Of lo7 ash
les; Leather hscCscturis of lee AK 1854 hseh.
Company ca. lS7 Merchants, lc., SAX lli M-ch.as
Cd 10 u.s. Merchants. Exohsns-, Is loo ask I've Ne
cAancs ans TTscers os Ie4 ask lvi; AecAnts CO. L.;
Ne.suIotAn 0h lie sab les; Market, o. Ices, ask s Ma
Tiae So AK " Mecasncs Baking Association on loo
i6sl; North America CD no. ask lf Nssss a ie2t ask
le. n \. Coun'y cf ltlt Ocean Of ~ ~. PheulX
% lie, ask ma sariSc OF Ito AK us; Peope Cd lt..
ask iti. PAIk es ask ioS Rep bile Of Is ass i25;
ash leS Ncaoi1s Of - loo saos slc Les-scr, Of.
iis ssk us Isiesren, q. no Sax lis Usi0a, ll2
asS. lis
Direct and rapid concentration between Chicago
and Palsdelphis, VIA Pittsburgh ard Fc't Wayne Is
nos complete and regular TIE first through freight
train lee Chiosgc the 2eh Mt. from the new station
the VS.; eide II o-ns ed OF foar ard other ar.
'iclss. A Chicago paper says:
We notice tAe receipt Of goods il six days from
hurgh, Font Wayne and Chicago Railroads.. Goojs
Sre arriving now ey this roate with regularity sAd
dispatch. The Is equal 20 five days from Pnladel-
pbis."
Tie weekly ststemsn. Of the Phlsielphs Bsnks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

Bosroy. Jan. 4-Accosnts received from sslsVss
Bay, report 10 disss.su y yss from TIE aoso -
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ro,.lssy1sas 81 ssslso4o 90 ssh 4s1 81 sAs,5s2 %

Total ESQ ssz 81 1851 s4 90 ss7497 81 sfS,5'1 %
This shows steady ipcresae Of earDlog', which viii
10 doubt continue. The road is % miles loas, of
single track, snud has DO 6ebt Of any KIDD. Toe
capital is 81 600. The earnings Of the year ending
September 80 were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

The CoURrs.-Tbe Court Of Sessions was a.
iounsd yesterday until to-day con'equsnce Of tho sbsns'
Of the Asoeate Justices no kept BY the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

SALE OF THE GLOBE HorEL.-The Globe Uotslia
Fulton street. the Junction Of Clinton street. ssA
within few days past to Mr. hndeson formerly hospf
the Msbson House. and lately keeper Of hotel 10 Ne fo
The price In the neshborhood e4oo0 Tue prop
sry bought years since BY late proprietor ~
n2l.OCo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

The December earnings Of TIE BroDklyn City Ral-
road we're $33 1854 II. The annexed table gives the
rnorthly eauirp s for the sst four yesrs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

Nav ELEorroS.-A 'pecisl election for Aldsrt
of the Fourteerth Ward takes piece on raesd.y h
TIE polling plnces 6xed by tee Common CmOcs >
as follows: 1t District. No. - Moth Fourth .ss
lid District, NJ. 10 Engine House; ItIi District 4
IS Gard street
The contest will be between JOIN II. Colohan v
joseph Smith, both ex Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

II thai; Of the Almost enss
ofu.de during the las; Of 1881 owing 70 the
fnsr crs the huslp,ss Of that period INTO o
year and Gss usy be s.id represent hteen mouths
H.. r.rc In
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-11

REvERsEs OF FORTUNE Hudson, the Railroad
King, who was recently defeated in county cleo
tion in England, the Illustrated London Neg says
was, not many years ago, linen-draper at York,
and might have lived and died such, but the
railway days came, and Genrge Hudson, seeing that
there was mOOey to be made quicker in the share
market than in the Diapers shop, rushed into the
arena, and not only made money 10 fabulous
amount, but gained position and power-fer 8 time.
He was elected three times Lord Mayor Of York
was made magistrate of two divisions of his county;
chairman Of some half dozen railways; aud in
short, in the railway world was king-''the Rail
way King" 1t WAS in l845 that he was elected
member for Sunderland. He was then at the high
est point of his elevation; and it then, though
he did not know it, that he just about to fall,
for soon after he was elected the panic came, and
among thousands Of other railway spectators,
pulled down the "Railway King" and leveled his
throne to the dust His wealth vanished, bis noble
friends forsOok him, his palace was deserted, and,
had it not been for the cOnsanoy of Sunderland he
would long sincehave Owed under and been lost
to view,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-11

Cams or INvITATIoE.-,rhe Charleston Courier,
in reply 10 inquiries whether it was at any time
fashionable or customary to use playing cards for
printed invitations gives the following evidence Of
the fact in some specimens in the possession of
DR.. A. L. HAMMesD of Charleston. They are GER
tainy curious relics and may be of interest to some
Of our readers. The Courier says:-' One OF these
has been noted and is we believe among the earIi-
est instances, Of which any record remains Of the
celebration Of the Birthday of Washington"
The company Of Miss Hammond requested Monday
ing next Mr. Wamhersie, partake Of ball,
given By such Of The American osers are nSE IL or near
Augusta in sommemorion q the birthday Of Gen. Washington
E F%14.a d s1ss1oa, Managers.
J. MERRIwETHERI ,
Augusta, Thursday, 18th February, 1851.
No.u--NrNE
The Governor presents his compliments Miss Hammond, and
requests the fAyor oh company to Ball at Mr.. Wamberses
on Friday evening next, 9Th inst
Augusta, Is; july I7Ss
No. m-AcE OF DIAMONDS
The honor Of ammoads company requested, on Tues
day next, Subscription Ball. at the Augusta Hotel
z zs.:: j EsSs5s' Managers.
Augusta, December Cd, 1879.
No.W-TExo OF HEARTS.
requested Subscription Ball. the Academy, Saturday
evening next to celebrate the Anniversary.
4 ARE EssE Managers
Augusta, February 9Th. l7sa.
From the date above given, would appear that the Pre
Birthday" celebrated according the sold stye
I7ss, in Augusta
SO.v-ox a COMMON CARD.
AUOUsTA DANCING AssEMBtYTs honor Of Miss HammOnds
requested al Mr.: McIarve's Assembly Room,
Tuesday evening next, at six o'clock.
\ \ S s%''' Managers.
L. N. HAREE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-11

While Miss. Fanny Fltz Farren, the actress, was
performing her part at the Holiday Street Theatre
Baltimore, in the play entitled " Loan offs Lover"
in which is the song ''Whe'n have me-" she paused
for a moment as if waiting for answer, when
verdaut youth exclaimed at the top of his voice,
which was characterized by a feeling Of deep
sarnestnesS, al will! " to which the lady replied
with a bow, HThank you, sir ?"
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ALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY

III u
ron MEDICAL USE,
HAS taken that position IN the worlds estimation, which
\ = '''' A Superiority UnrSivailed,
Prsducd as i H. BY process known only TO the
in favored locality the Valley Of Nonongahsa and con
tanning particle CT deleterous admixure it has acquired
solely upen its Inherent merit which the Proprietor does in
tend, long he controls tie manufacture SHAH ever Pc o
feitea or in any manner allowed TO inpeaeh the
DlsIina uished Chemists
whose certificates We publish herewith
He has heretofore RETAINED from making Puble by aaVefse
Extraordinary Medical Properties
part has been ndEesd BY sensitive dread that the slightest sas
pionshoud connect bio with advertising ~ az
some past proprietor has sea in the constant recei
Of unsoe1sd testimonials from all pssis q e
which SPEAK with such emptate and unqualnsa apPss q Inc
pnrivssd qualities e 81 AspTA1 aG sfA '
In ALI cases In which ariifcaI aan has become requisite
in order t. reors rea Ss s st EVEN e tho s II Which
he has spoken, to make known to the Re5ie, 10 s p
possible these extraordinary and invaluable properties
OF this article Of his manufacture. -
not lis purpose 10 recite in DETAIL list OF those diseases
ably affected by tsRs Of this smulant. They are particularly
deserted the Variogs testimonials spoken Oh which are open
E. az al liberty without special IF s dispgue
persons who have sent them to parade in the Pubc neF
% it to say that the diseases alluded to- comprise all such
as are incident tropical Laude to change OF Climate OF
Grant functions human system; Inducing anguo ass
tude depression and the nnl.tudinous Ills flowing rom
this source.
In All such cases the AROMATIC VALLEY wHIsKET
Acts as Restorative,
assisting natural organs smuant which, both 10 char
setter and degee sesns to be In all things most aaraDy nIsd
70 nvgora and to cali back that tone and force Of action in
the vital organs essential to physical health
IL is 20 this extent that the propEt0F SHOWS himself 70 ne
jushgd in esiAing fer Ls MANUFACTURES hygen properties and
Yerssl use by the -
l. most urgently recommended Aisady hes found Its
into the principal public and Vae Hospitals u The country,
wherever il has been used, forthwith becomes
quisite.
have analysed sample OF "Days Aromatic Valley whIs
key nd to be PURE ARTICLE Of fine favor and without
JAMES h. CHIFFON, MD,
New York. chsnist.
gFGTE AssAYER's OTTTcE, % Somerset St,
BosTOS, April 18th. 1858. !
have made chemical analysis Of ATomatic Valley
Whisky, and find spure, fine Favored kye hisky
no Injurious matters OF any kind and would
suitable '0f Ii 'Oi'-i nno p'DD' CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
examination find il to article entirely free from the
adulterateg Ingredients 50 frequently used.
Yours respectfully, JAMES MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
NJ Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whskey as it sold y the bottle and case
only. - $500, W 81: H. pALt.
For sale in Nastveby JOSEPH NASH ard all the respeca,
be Grocers and Druggists. ap2l-d51l
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liz
thAFELLER5 Tor Tie North and North from f sou
- ern siafas procure tickets osa Cll leston Sa11ns
~hassanoosa Aontgouesy, Macon, Eihnington Encrris
Iynensgss Warrington Atlanta, ard August. % g. L0ns.
-olisf!e, Calro Rcusr Colulhus, EVans7ile Cinrnrs
Nashville, Tennessee f-' -
fr.s cas- Railroads and Steamboats,, win close
- pelets- tazense arriving AZ Nashville Nashville
Railroad directly without detention
Vest. - 1919 - -7t--
Regular Cairo, 1Temp his and 50. Louis E.Hns
sns steamboats, B. b. hunyan, Minneonka, Salis VEST
we o. 1ese Boats vii savs Nashville every daya l2 A. con
ese9ng az Sao With Illinois Cerfra Railroad and r6n from
Nashville 70 St. Lcuis in sixtv bours
p,-eo nlsSllle and Cincinnati Packets
nea1ces Ella, John taut and Tempest leave Nash
vile sasry THURSDAY AID TUESDAY, y O'Clock. NJ from
20 hsssse sixty hours. and 70 Cincinnati four days
ANes aAAE mem h1sS New Orleans and VfcIzs-
burg Lipe % Beats.
Sse1 Johnson nasTi7- 3 Howard Rel Rover and joseph
~ one q taese E9s VII leave Nashville sTsrT other
aAss-t noon tine tom Nashville Memphis hoars. FEs-
p1rg, ave Gays and to New Orleans IN Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every DAY and z ts arrival az t
Passenger Trains before starting.
Eor nrsieass Accommodation upon The Tickets
A. ne deen points, at prices named In
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AK. WILLIAMSON. ARCHER cHEArHAN.
WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BrandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
DEALERS
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &cs, &c,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
~~~
TENHE undersigned have in the following pure Liquors.
Wines &C. which they the trade at low prces
favorable terms and respectfully invite purchasers those goods
to examine their stock before taying. So -
ur Louors and Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and car warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low fguresPossessng the facilities to do fatter
ourselves that offer such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, IS viii meet their views.
BrandieS, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
20 and pipes Fine COgnac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
Brandies choicest brandsi very old;
2 Pps Bordeaux do 20 bbls Old Rye do
5dO pure Holland Gin; 100 bbs hns Tenn. Corn do
spuncheonspure W. RUM 2Puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 70 do sautsrnaI;
90 boxes Hoc and Mse 10 Do DO Old and ans
90 do 81 nungarian' White and 10 do Madeira;
Is boxes Fine olarets; 10 do Port
iUO Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks London 0rteT, brst brands;
b do English and scotch Ale, best brandsi
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Bitters;
20 do French Cordials, assorted; -r
10 do Curacao, MarssehinO and Absynthe.
Cigars
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 3OOOOO German Cigars,
choicest branls; $1,000 Baltimore Regaias dc
90 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Anderson;
q 4 & i ssis.-l.s Si:'i ii.
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco Switzerland. sine gus
% boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'CAamer FDPen
70 boxes hRs Virginia Chewing Tobacco IanghOrn Arni'ead
No. l. Gold Leaf"
! boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allens'
'O boxes best Tennessee do do.
IS boxes ssKean & sis ..,s, and Pspease.
Danve Tobacco, equal if not superior, Oasrs
ed in this market.
WILLIAMSON oHEATHAh,
ssps 10. Q, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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F.fra ovs7. thas dost 50 comely grow,
nd 80 this silent. dull retreat,
Untouched tbs honeyed blossoms blow,
Uusesn thy little branches greet
No rowing foot shall crush thee here,
No busy hand provoke tear.
Big Natures self In white arIoyed,
She haae shee shun he vulgar EYES
And planted here the guardian shade,
And cent soft waters murmuring b.
Thus Qaietiy thy sumner gees
Thy days declining TO rePose-
smit with those charms, that must Decay,
1 grieVe to see yoar future DOOM
They diQd--nor were those flowers more gay
IRE flowers that did in Eden bloom;
UnpStying frosts and Autumn power
Shall leave No Testige OF this Tower.
From morning suns and evening deRs
Atdr1t thy little being came
n nothing once, you nothing lose,
For when you die you are the sane
The space between Is but an hour
The frkil duration Of flower.
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Hoist, host our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne By the FstrOt's hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
IL peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For oh! twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its hammer everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist our flag in Arts great reign,
lie! every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the talest spire.
Let Gennesseaus every where
Let every state around,
Knew where type 0f nature 3 made.
Where every type is found.
Above our own Art GdNery,
Oar cOunTy's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautifIl-the brave
The child--tne parsnt--patriot--sirs
The warrior without strife
Rests here in sweetest portraiture
With every charm but life.
Then raise our banner to the skyi
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Art GdIeTy,
Are made by G. G. HUGHES,
febl5-d&wtf Corner of College and Union sts.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
FUNHE Nashville Coal Company will from this date offer
their superior Coal at Is and 20 cents per bushel from the
river.
once on Cherry street, between Union and Church.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

fHNHIS Hotel Is spacious brick battling Just eepsa
The proprietor has ncRrred heavy expense In ming p
Andfurnishing the rooms, rake them neat and coie
fhe house open for the reception or ooarer ~
travellers; and the proprietor afford ample
Zoe $50 persons An omnibus with good and sale ai VII p
depot to convey passengers % he Hotel and hack 70 ne
depot again. proprietor intends 70 Try 70 MAKE y aie'
a1gis DANIEL. A. TIBBS. Proprietor.
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TEAeksAss BROTHERS
GF0cers, and Dealers 5n 1Se-.
Eren and Castings, =
,.,..,,. IN STORE.
IsS mis- s cr5ssbas p, s9o bsls Brandy aud Gin
1oof s ,-s- : ori'sfeo and 20 do Z Run,
so hs9s H. 9 SSss.s 700 coils Jute Rope,
5ssT fsSs Noi,s,oe' p IBIS S Almonds.
q00 y ~ 49, % 90 Butter Crssksrs.
6s Sos rsias, &c. So essss Ginger Brady,
s-.s 49, ~ S .olasn syrup, 20 DO Sardsnss
90 az ~ 1pn-silst " Missy, 100 dozcn BEGkrts,
IN a. ~ ~ ny @na BOURBON 20 ~ nests Tuts.
goo tons assorted Bar Iron \ zoo -. ,-,,
so 30 do Casipgs
For sale very low for cssh
NM oGs TERRAss BROTHERS.