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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01

We mentioned that Cooper's Opera Troupe were
70 give concert 0he pie to be performed being
Haydh's Oratorio, "The Creation at Odd Fellc W 5
Hallin Memphis, Sunday evening last We End
iu the Memphis appeal of Saturday morning a
card from the City Marshal, in which be ssys:
Being ereditahiy Informed tn { it is eontemalsted
by some per to give musical entertainment or
concert at Old Fellows IIan on Sabbath evening,
the 80 h inst Il IS proper ;or me TO say that suca
an entertainment The Sabbath day, i1 the eye Of
the law, is contrary to good morals and the
Law Of God, which j. he lag Of the land. A due
and timely notice, 10 regard 10 the course which
the Police Of the city ounl pursue in order
to maintain the laH, is my ehief object in maxim 2
this communication.
The ordinances against a volsiiOa Of the Saba h
are explicit, and ia keePing with the statutes Of tie
State. Al working on Sunday (teis Of real neces
sity and charity excepted) is prohibited. Even ne
goCable paper executed on a business day, is moi
permitted 70 fall due on Sunday; any civil
process issue on such days, except in sse Of legal
necessity, and no license can lawfully be granted
for concerts and musical entertainments to be per-
formed on the Saba day. Your announcement Of
the proposed performance proves il busiaess trans
action. Such, advised is the law, and all
good citizens will expect it to be enforced.
A correspondent of the Bulletin, who does net
seem TO entertain the same reverence for the Law
Lhst the CIty marsnat aoesy says:
We had hoped that IN this land of religious free
dom all might enjoy their sacred opinions without
mOlestaiiOn, We still believe it. Yet we are in
formed suit in the nature of crime misdsmssn>
or is to be prosecuted on Monday morning against
the Cooper Opera Troupe, for the singing Of Hay
den's OratoTio Of the 'Crea.ion" on Sunday even
ing Who controls religious Legislation there, when
the Constitution secures religious freedom to ell?
The last term of Court rather showed an indisposi
tion the part Of the judicial authorities to test
the Sunday question against constitutional liberty
Here is performance solely TO the glory Of God II
any denomination is TO rule this land by inter
pre- alton of law, might as we'll know it nov.
Who and what is it composed Of?
The Ballsiq's correspondent makes do distinc>
tion between oPiaiOHs aud acts ''In this land Of
religious freedom" all 'eDjoy thcir sacred opin-
ions without moleststion" Bat where these ''sa-
cred opinions" conflict with the laws of the lard,
the attempt to carry them into practice is rightly in
terfered with. 1t was the hose Of gain that
prompted the manager of COOper's Opera Troupe TO
give the proposed ''sacred concert" on Sunday
evening, and We trust this deseeration Of the Sab
bath was not permitted even in Memphis.
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The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Herald relates the fOOW wing anesdOs Of ex>President
Pierce:
Two New Eagssud ladies', imbued with the horror
cf Frank Pierce's great Eiekedness cane TO Wash
ipgton aud visited the residence Of laty from that
section. who quite intimate with the occupants
Of The White House As matter Of courtesy she
invited her friends to 60 mp the Presidential nan
sion To this invitation they den arred averrine
that they had been informed that Gen Pierce " a.
intoxcafed from morairg till night and hat no LADY
could 20 into bis presence without hazard Of insult
She urged them to 60 and see the east roo n. as,
suring them thar they eoald do so and not eneonn
Ter the PfesideH'. This they consented TO- aud
when they were ushered into II. theiF frisnd re
quefting them 60 eKease her for feS miautss
Weat 10 Mrs Pierces private ROOM told her ia What
horror the New England iaiiss viewed tHe Prtsl>
dsot, aad desired her assistance in planning
agreeable surprise. TO convince them that the Gene
raj was not what they had been Taught 10 believe
Mrs. Pierce. rea lily entering into a scheme for
defending the honor Of her husband, ordered The
light of day to be eIcladsd from two apartments
where the President received visitors, aud direst
their illumination By gas, as all the rooms 10 that
house appear less shabby By artificial light thao
Nhea exposed 10 the rays Of sunshine.
This done. the ladies' invi'ei 20 look at other
parts of the maRsion, and while viewing the
Illuminated parlors. they were somewhat ssioRished
90 oelng Introduced 70 gentleman VINO came 10 as
President Pierce who Sourteously welcomed them
to the executive home, and Offering an TO each,
trsversei not only the parlors, but the east room,
enter aiming them the while By his rare eonverss-
tOnal powers. and surprising them By the polish,
ease, and grace Of his bearing
IL is unnecessary to add that they left the White
House charmed with the dignity aud courtesy Of him
whom hey had been instructed at home 20 regard
cruel, reckless, unprincipled and degraded Presi
dent, ana as one Ehc disgraeed mgahgsd By con-
slant w0rs hip at the Bacehsnalisn shrine Ever
after, they were warm admirers Of the amisblity
and gentle-Aanly department Of Franklin Pierce
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IMMENSE wATERsPOWER AND CHOICE
LANDS FOB SALE.

TUyHE undersigned still oWneight nine hundred acres -
Of Land, about half mile from the town Of Man S7s.a
CHESTER the county seat ofCoe county Tenn, including
fort and the principal nails on tie main FORK
averaging from 3 70 - feet eaeh aud situated
about 3O yands OF water these s a
dryest Of the is sufficient 70 drive almost any
amount machinery and ef access, and be improved
a very reasonable outlay Upon the whole tract there Is about
80 acres cleared the balance hne TIMBER aconserab portion is
frat rate bottom the remainder good recOnd rate land
The falls are situated mile from the railroad depot
Manchester within hours Of Nashville The whole
offered for sls they woud be sold separately
purchasers. For manufacturing purposes, this site
surpassed BY in Tennessee, and be purchased
BILE
ncfI7-aff " i GARRET RRA
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The Columbia Herald says the tax assessors Of
Maury county have agreed upon the following ba-
sis of assessment Of slaves:
Men sad Boys No. From y 10 IA years Of age.
$500; from IA TO rs years of age, $500; from l6
to 80 years Of age 100
WomSn and Girls Prom ~ to IA years Of age
$500; from IA TO 6 years of age, $500 from Is 10
is years Of age, $500; from Is 10 80 years Of age
81 000
The valuation of males ard females, whers they
are diseased, or not No. l, TO vary according to
circumstances, and slaves over so to be valued at
fair cash valuation Negro mechanics to be va
lued at fair cash prices
Land and Lois be valued at one-third less than
what the same can be sold for on a credit Of one
two aud three years.
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EARMEaRN

w ILL Doubtless be ratsd 10 observe that in T Of TIE
Wv continued strngeny, have e0nciuded % suc
reduction popular and unappzuacisile Corn and
Cob Mill, the ENcelSiOrs ell bring Il Wi the reach
Of ALL u offered fer his season olly all coIune, with
Of grinding rings, the low Of fsg Dollars
aWars this lower than tie ExreaF has
offered in the United States; and superiority
unquestione BY those destitute q prejudice, rut Ra
viii appreciate efforts BY seuins IN their orsrs hegnE
the pnbe have long awarded he kEe or the palm
superiority, viii, without discussing its surprising s ar
them Eith the remark that the Excelsior, aa
and cob, wheat oats &C. oGk and grinding
meal for family II isarge5 the meal dectl into half
bushe and provided with movable gndng sursce sheh,
restored 81 three doags. Agens
the authorised % s The kxeeicrn
Persons wanting the ahOvs viii please address
JANES O. BALDWIN
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New and Exclusive wholesale.
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE


Corner of Cedar street, Upstairs.
YHyuE Retail Trade conducted o aui,
81 Union street, q The State Bank Our win
fan and complete 18th February lsi NaEeh c0nre o.
largest Fancy Straw BOnUets iiHsry
Goods opede West of New YORK. Likewise ssos and
Misses Leghorn Pts Hats Aui Paris sousrs Rahes eios
Band Boxes in bales Bonnet Frsmes Blocks Material fa t
e.. We would respectfully call s atfeuion of ca1niy
Merchants and Mluer @ after = years dealing retail
lag B0nnets and Mlnery G0Ois hsl1er
have experiences in purchasing the ali
times posted in the 1test fashions. Th With eoufnns oreFe1
cash business psshe, IN saving
Of fully I0per and l0s small h u god
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit call from you visiting city
Spring All orders punetuaily filei-
janI3-ly y WISE, Agent
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Arkansas COTiO4 Lands.

TENE subscriber Offers for sale 81 go Of choice -
land, within tive miles OFT Arkansas iVer, and s.a
iOO miles above Napoleon. pol Ion o. this lard sas
in 1875 and above dow ali of it viii be
claimed ny being bU IT.
any wanting hoead ia the richest portion Of hs
growing c0untry,R Is zost dGbe tract. iFontnk
nearly mile Silver Lake(a deep. clear BODY Ok Fa3
choice Cypress convenient fof building purposes -
hundred Landss several Old Burns Indian va
aze grOy them but The purchaser cold
a good Gro the hrst year.
will sell land Al great harain for n casa
balance and years credit H exchange for nesoea
aso other Of land that wish % sA
Thomas H. Alen Es Of Memphis has plate THIS land, an4
viii ceeeruIy give any information 10 thoss applying IN soa
Eill be promptly RESPONDED t.
Address EDWARD G. MORTON,
nov2-E3m Cummins. Arkansas county. ArE-
H70tN DOEL2RtSs-i vi gya Ten Dollars % any one
who will first send number Of brOFEulOu'8
Knoxville Whig publhed about the last q ae o. hrs
OF July 1853 which he editor c1Tes paragraph from ths
Kingston GGsehssr and from the Amerssn Pre- Is,
and thsn d-nounces writer % the 9dsees paragraph
ssunmittgated liar" y. l. RAEthhsoA
WAsHIS9ToS, Rhea county, Tenn.
Faufu-a errfk
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ASSExsTIes.-Ia reference 70 the recent runor
that the British government is treating for the a.
qa.sition Of the State Of Maine, with view to its
snuexs n 10 British America The Toronto Cana
dsl Lsadr ssys that ''about year since one Of The
aiiug pers 10 Portland published al article urr-
Jug su,h lraasfer, as dictated At once by he
ip'eresis and the symPathiss Of the people Of
Maine.
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The family grocery of Mr.. J. B wOOdside, of CO.
lumbis, was broken into on the 9th through the
back window and robbed of some four or 1--WE dollars
The Herald says this makes second time that this
hous; has been robbed, the clerks being absent ct
SINNER hnth iimes
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The Columbia Herald of the 10Th says: " We re
gret to learn that son of Hon. J. II TrOmas John
was painfully though not dangerously woundsd BY
the discharge Of gun in the hands Of a companion
The charge struck the back Of his head but did not
penetrate the skull"
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ABRAM CONLEY,

TIN, COPPER. AND SHEET-IRON WARES,
EEPs constantly hand all kinds Of Cooking and Heating
Stoves Ornamental and Plain Mantle Crates Also ali
KINDS Of Copper and sheetiron Work for Steamboats, Roll
ing Mills, Furnaces, FoundTies, Factories, &c,
No. 10 Broad and ga south Market Ssa..
NASHVILLF, TENN.
A those indebted to The firm Of Conlsy johnson either
by sccognt viii please forward ette inmed
afsy. as further indulgepes a impossIhle.
July q, ls5a-sa ABRAM C0NLEY.
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JOHN NeDoagal j. aAnouacsd iu the Jackson Wsiq
as candida e 10 represent ihs counties of Henry.
Carroll. Madi-Oa and GibsOa in lower house Of The
nsKt Legislature.
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The tax levied on Henry county for county pur-
poses for 1859, is eleven and hfeen-szeeuth cents
On the $lOO for railroad purposes, thirty cents
on the 800, and seyeny>fve cents on each POLL
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gasbbilIt alnion anS 5meritan.
Daily ss; rri-wsskly So; weekly Sc.


AN1HAbLh At tlaSABl&fA
onesquare one year. s70-Each additional square, 40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for me excess.
IN psz WEEKLY
oNE DOLLAR buarefOr se east FUry cETs for eae
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published u hPS ne Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily rats With oneha the weekly rata
adted.
7rsat Advertisements 6s paid Sor at tAs tas Of
iRseT17O1
10 Correspondents.
It will deal unnecessary ouble II our
friends in writing to viii bear in mind following rules
Always give the date post oce county and State IN the body
0f yoUrletter.
II you wish the paper from ocs to another give
both Offices in full.
II write business and on write oa separat
sleets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon facts and
subjects may be Of Information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever chaacer will receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side the paper
We undertake 10 rejected coarlu
All letters business should be directed Mess Z. q
EASTMAN Co. and not personally either Of the Prone
.On
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ROCA'S BALSAM FOR PULMONARY ann
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.

TEE pubcis put in possession extra
ordinary remedies heretofore been
siered incurabe disease, being Outward AppIica.
ton, the action of which seemingly its
having of those which make up the numerous
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing din ections distinguished
and we'll known individuals documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
having be the agent for the sale
this Basm the price has been reducsd only be obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed G. OCA, box l3 P
o Philadelphia, Penn. nov30-d6n,
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1EETROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.

ENE Proprieto beg inform the citizens Of Nashville and
the puIc generally that they have considerable epense
fitted up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS
for the purpose of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Fare with prices attached
that be enabled TO suit both pockets appet OF our
customers and charge fer than they get THIS has been
needed in city, and hope to our
merit public patronage We feel success with our
efforts and the immortal En- in the Kitchen will furnish
pubic dinners the shortest We also keen on hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES ARD LIQUORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
Os6 ~. Jaw. MOORE.
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DALYss


thsagp Of aulterae and deleierous Lcaors .urcs
N % sztisfscfou 70 s able 70 iuOiucs 20 pen0cs
ssax qualities except such have the ncst sorasls n
auencs the human co1Stisutiou-
few u soil on de banks Ct the Rhine Rred1ce hs
grape, which vii flourish where ese, from Ehse pro-
eseis the sJohannisberg rechoicet Fne of the world
qa.iiE Of which, when acfae inc crs i1ropara-
~ superior % that o the prodactol any other soil Ada
long suPpel the world with suprszcelst tcs % Suud,
oaa saeh fo6scoe Be in.aos 3 gov sise4h
| u NE valley of shs Monon gaheia e1elusVey wings
.aa kye of properties Ssd and peculiar. that IS dis
i Nbvo5 i 'i'kg o. saeh sup q pisces
By process recently discovered and nov known ooly - az
ne graa ron the choiceS SPOT of tbs favored
ioeAity is maize toyiell The
Aromatic valley Ehfsky,
I'm ~ ~eh no other can stand irstsntis eonparsoa
hAss nc apprehension Of beng acuss q paIishIaran-
Nil ss @ even en- eza,gered sneouius b ang
IS nov ne sasaaEd article tn. is sna
once assaass Is S aed sAsfsIsr 'is introaee .
and a A%aEssd me Pain, OF Superiority,
IS sa ca A properties such, uhiis i.s uu-oteef
l - n. Al sa,ea i exercises the happies ,sraa-
have snaiyzed DaiYs Ar-,.tic vav Vt,e %
dsleisrious a'rnia'aTs JANIS 4. 0RIifOS, n r
STATE Asz.rEas OT1ysr y so,uer.., s.S--s.
", n. Boston. April IA. iszs.
Whisky and ind It pare ne eE1orsd - s1Is c,ns
Rg aoiilnrious maites Of aay<n. sad s5uia re u1i i
-s''I cn1EIss. 7. IsoKsox.
safe Aszysr.
Ionr Aromsic Valley WHISKY rscsiv and after essfale
.ilon md it 30 be pure agf, fry RE- S0ai ~
Anai5rial Chemist
r roonsgmers depend upon getting pure article ubsa
they bay the valley EAsEy. IS il sold b shs te'seg
70 Sonia william street., New Yorss
80 sels frelsis,ll.
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The number Of marrilgss in Henry county for
the year 1858. was 1872
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DISSOLUTION.

FHIHE CO partnership heretofore existing between he susr
ers uuer the style and firm Of Gardner, Sheppard Co
IS his day dissolved ty mutual consent X T. and X
Gardner having purchsed The interest Of A. sAeef Who
shtas from the m The business win be settled y the
rpa;1Ing nsrtpers 4. II. GARDNER,
Rls. GARDNER
r. @. GARDSEk,
A. SHEPHERD.
Nashvills, jan 1, 1859.
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NEW FERM.
We, r. H., /. 81 R G. Gardner, have associated with
B. Buckner partner business under the style Of Gard
CO. our new Front tofe, No. 3 Inn Block
We viii keep always hand larre tnd carefully seecte
stock staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots, Shoes
Hats Caps, Bonnets and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock Of plantation goods will be unusually large cop
SIM heavy Wooden Cotton Fabrics both Coiored and White
extra heavy Bogsns Wool Palm Hats heavy colod and
white negro Blankets
We old and dealers in Merchandise who
wish 70 buy goods low for Cash. short tiEe give
stock examinations tend to make it 10 their inter
eat and to make this their cheapest market.
We f SELL for friends all cOunTg produce
such Wool Feathers, Ginseng, 1eans, Lnsy and
Cocks. the highest p=ioe the market viii command
sSna-tln
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CUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication of Sheet Mlse, tie play
and singers u the Home crce and conssng o. xsscn
pgfui folio siIe stitched in hands ne cns
all the popular dances Of the day arrangements % re
avorite operas songs laads airs ahunisni
supply Of rvry thing that the popular
dificult always instructive and fresh std deight.
The with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND las teen
ceived BY the public, ana the comsnd1On has from tie
Press. guarantees worth cheap.
Ald elegant does notexist any Other couniry The
Of music procured regular would eassreny
times what in .Our Musical Frien Variety AID excel
leae secured by scrng p0 ic cheap. uueh
needed Pieces By the following COMPOSERS have up in Tie
first ten nuners the speak or hemsrlVes Mozart, :.
Lover Waeren, Mey erbeer FotoE urgacr,F Schubert
Verdi Dotizt strauss Musard fhklberz. Bale, kasin J.
Weber, kucken, Speyer. Aht, C. A. Macarren, hen "A.
Smart Asher. Crouch DAbc Bshop, Au0e, Fseeo, bind
painter Beeth All es~ peces sia range
ordinary plyers and singers and invariably actri1ed b.
delicious melody and easy Accomplishments.
Our Musical Friend
Is published weekly. pric 10 oere 1
periodical deaer IL will direct the
Office Of publication a. the following rates. yearly g bali year
So 50 Clubs copies, sif copies So loeupies so
year for half year No subscription hen for les
than months payable in advance.
Ofce OF Our Musical Friend u Frankfort street, SE YORK
c. D. sEYMOJ & a co.
jan9s-ImdSw Plofrieiars-
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FREsH ARRIVALS.


VHTEssEL & THOMPSON respectfully announce to their
w and the public generally, they now
receiving daily, by Railroad large and we'll assorted
goods which they selling at low cash prices and among which
will be found the following:
Fruits.
25 bxs New Raisns; go drums fresh Figs;
5 bbls Currents; fraiis Dates
S Prunes; 10 bxs Lemons.
Nuts, &c.
10 bbls Pecans;' 40 bills assorted Almonds;
10 do Filberts; 10 do Brazil Nuts;
10 do English Walnuts
% dOz fresh LObsers and 20 dOz fresh Salmon and
cans; b cans;
doz fresh Mackere2 cans dO1 sioed Salmon in 10
10 bbls new family Shad; cans;
10 do Mackerel large 100 Herring;
500 best Cod Fish.
Matches, &c.
100 gross Shanghai Matches rs gross Genuine German
40 grs ge'ine Round Box Matches; Matches:
lsO bxs Fire Crackers 100000 Torpedoes;
Wines, &Cs
100 baskets Champagne from 10 20 doz sparkling Catswba
90 . basket, assortment Of 50 doz Allsop' Ale;
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira 50 do Dublin Porter;
casks Of extra quality, Old so do London do
London Dock and 0tard Bran
dies in u casks.
SuRdrieS.
Is chests Pine Teas; IO0 dCz E lglish Pickles;
doz Ale Pumps; 20 do assorted Sauces;
20 do Brandy Pesches 95 do brandy Cherries
Is do French Cordial; 90 do Fresh Pine Apple
50 do Mustard; 200 Citron;
Canton Ginger together tn variety STYLES
COnfectionATieS for Wedding Parties, &c.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
ct2l 20 and q Union street, Nashville
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BO HME a CO.
No. Union street.

A complete stock = Fan and Winter
DRESS AND HANTIEEA TRIMMHHGs,'
COMPRISING afui Of plain and agu-a Velvet
RIbhOns Gallons, Funges. Buge 6np Grsp- Tsplings,
Be Buttons Brais, Bass Buttons, , ., al q whr
entirely and the best that coad beg0 IL ts hae es
rstoek Of:
Tephfu merino and shetland WOoi,-
Embroidered Brzls and Slks Crochet Embr0dery and roe
COttons, well other material for Knitting, NstnE I'm
brodsry and CrOtc ors iscompletes and gr variety
quantity than We also continue 70 1angiacture
Eringes, IasseEss BattOass COrsds, &ess
To order usual, and will 70 SUIT AL and evsry1y
sepl3-u
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CIR AIGH AID q CO.,
Hardware.

90 PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE TENEESsEE.
A8ES B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased entire interest
- of Mr. WM II. MINCHIN the business OF CraigLead
Mnchn alone authorized to the Of the
liquidation, and viii continue the business the old sand
% Public Square, under the title above. may24
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

SEssION OF Is59THE FRsT RzsULAR COuRaE % LEcaUsE
- in this Institution viii Monday, the st Of Ne
ysnfer, s continue tn the Isl Of Mafc sngung
7As PreIizafaary Course Of Lectures free 70 ali stndruI
wiz be given during the month Of, o. OsI2oer- CO
THOMAS L. MADDIN, n. D., Professor Of Anatomy, lpes
criptive, Histoozica and Surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK NAY, NJ D. Professor 81 frncples ana
DANIEL p wRiaaT, a. D. Professor Of Physisley AID Pa
JOHN n e1ILENDER N. D., Professor Of Msisrl. 1ssaa
R1cuARD o. ogEREY, NJ D. Professor Of Mss. chsusly
and Medical ynrsprudencs;
B. HAsKISs, n. D., Professor Of Theory and Pr.cce Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dssassso
Women and Children;
H. N. COMPTON, NJ D.. Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
The CITY Hospital upon the premises q ts Coess and IN
der control Of the Faculty which operations peoruet
and eases prescribed for in the presence q the Class and Cni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures tla3 20
MstriculatiOn fee (paid bat onee) %
Demonstrators Zee lrequiredi bat onosi Do y
Fa..nt Board can bso5nd for g 50 ss
For further details or ann0unesEnsnts Apply o
lyI7-d&wa Dean % ths Rrcaiy.
LAND NEGROES And STOCK FOE sAIlE.
ON tho day Of February next, vii sell to he highest
na Depot, stssars JIesk Rutherford county, contaninE
aout 800 Acres. This q tho best tracts q issd IN
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