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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-15

EnBxKxxTioN OF Our MILITARY EDrroR roR
CHNA.-By telegraphic dispatch from New
York, which we expect to receive tomorrow
night by the Adams Express, some FIVE hours
and three days in advance Of the telegraphic
news sent to the Associated Press by way of
Louisville, we will learn with painful sur
prise and regret that our Military Editor en-
barked at that port to-day on board the fine
passenger Chinese junk. Electromagnetic, on
bis way to Shangskyhigh, whittier he is com
missioned to go on business of the first impor-
lance to the United States Government. The
nature of that business, the Administration
has made known only to him and the other
editors of this paper. We are not at liberty
for the ensuing six months or so to say what
it is; but there can be no harm in merely
limiting that it is to purchase the Great Wall
of China, with which to fence in the State of
Virginia to keep out the fresh crop of Old
Jxo BRowE's which the Abolitionists are exs
pecting to see spring up. all panoplied and
armed with pixies, from the dragons teeth
sown at Charlestown on the I'd inst 1t will
be remembered by those who were present on
the occasion, that this wall, which is nineteen
thousand miles long, and seven hundred
yards high. or just half as high as WENDELL
Phillips, It i'd onsne genus, ought 10 be hing,
was built by the Chinese to prevent the
predatory hordes of Tartary from breaking
into their tea fields and destroying the
shrubbery. But now. the people of the Celes-
tial Empire, as China is called in the yoetic
and musical language of the country, having
recently discovered that when these tartarian
Tartars have penetrated into the bowels of
the land, as SHAKESPEARE observes, they can
easily expel the intruders by Introducing
Tartar emetic into the interior of the coun-
try they have determined to dispose of the
wall on the most favorable terms. which will
be made known on day of sale, and no post
ponement on account of the weather.
Before leaving Virginia, our Military Edi-
tor mailed US a fine poetical effusion from
his own pen, which we shall publish as soon
as the excitement incident to his departure
for Asia shall have blown over, and probably
some weeks before. -..
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DY virtue OF a RI pa % directe 4, aud delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, al Hs september Term, lk5s, !
viii expose % pubic sd. 70 TIE highest bidder, for
cash, a. tie Court house Yard gate, ia The CIy OF
Nashville. IN "a lukDAY, ThE srH DAY OF JANU-
AlI, 1900, al the right, title, claim interest, alad
estate, winch Henry isis,Od then had, Nay hAvs
since acquired aud 70 the following described piece
parcel % tsnd, lying aud osing la DaNldsoh
County ,Ieunessee, ~ Nashville, a. follows: 10 be-
ins Partoi -CsliSsu i@at stusssl ale
Broad aHn spruce streets; beEienng az the corner
of Bread aud spruce slTeets. ranAing tnence Win
Broad slreet to~ards the Shelby Acdlcal Coil..gr
eshty feet 10 stake tlence rght angles 9ur hna-
dred aud sxls-nve icet ~ an Alsy .tlasses re
angles Aad slth said alley ssgaiy fest 10 rpTsre
streot (frankha furnriks). aud thence AZ rigat
angles, one aanated asd sKty age ict - ths begin
ntng BeaHs tac sane property that was decided 70
Heary Blood oy 7. Ford aad uthers, 9Atcll il re-
gstered n the Register . Oiee % Dtviason coanty
IN Book No q aadou rake 56z h. zhich rseresise
IL hereby made, bong levied ga a. Toe property OF
Henry Eiooa 10 satisfy 1en.ent defsJ ID favor
% Eageaeld AMI keastaeky ksilroad cofnaAay
Agsisst tisary Blood. ths December OH tess
JAMES ~ HINrUS Sherir
By c. Z. DsAkz ,Depay shsra dee5-id
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Louisville, Ky.


The Proprietors OF the CALF HousE, pre-
pairing for large increase OF travel - n the
opening ofthe Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to ioIole its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c. ,.. a.
The public may rely that the vel learned
reputation ofthe GaltHsuse Jas a strictly iirst-
class Hotel. shall be maintaiaed. The House
Is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersongille Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern aud Eastern Cit
les, and The landing Of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for cineinnati and the East,
, are within a square OF the Hotel. ,...,e-
s- Baggage Checked in tbe Gait House
10 all the principal points North, East and
West. Ssa ~ Et-@
zs- Time iron Louisville to New York
81 hours 81 ~ 600 & Augls-6n
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Guns! GUNs!! NsII!--25O guns, rang
ng in prices from So to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges, DC, all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL & Co.,
(Kirkman & Ellis's old stand,H
No. 81, Public Square,
e Nashville, Tennessee.
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GomuterciaL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

NASHVILLE. Dec. Is. 1884,
WHEAT-There is an active demand at
81 0O9sI 10.
FL0UR-There is fair demand with an
increased price, and we quote superfine at
So 90; extra family 81 90.
LARD-Good Lard in demand at l03910a
RD.
I SEEDS-Market dullwith a light decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 5097 90. Herds
Grass 81 25@sl so; Timothy Seed So ESQ
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 10; Stripped
81 80.
BACON--Shoulders are worth s@s1;
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 IS.
CORN MEAL--sI@I 10. Thisrange in
eludes the retail prices.
WHISKY-Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 5O@75c.
| IRON.-Tennessee-B Bar 5 &c Band on,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81. Sheet
s3@s1, Hoop s39s3. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5A@6. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod7 Sheet
5k@6, Hoop 1911.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
~ 2
p DRIED FRUIT.-Littie doing. Apples
81 oO@I Is. Demand good. Peaches
none in market.
ROPE-GrassI23@1 .Jute III. Cotton
Thread 22492s. ~
LEAD.-74 cents F b.
SHOT Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per pa e.
POWDER.-Blasting So 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 3OC935 cents
FEATHERS.--Therei is moderatedemand
for this article; price 38(940c. .-... Z.
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25 cents.
SALT.-Fine sack is worth Sl75(9s20 100.
Coarse, 81 SO. Barrel 4Oc per busheI r !
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, S4S91, /
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars fO(9
1l3c ;Crushedand powderedI13 lac; Loaf
ll(Gl2.
MOLASSES-I bbls. (new CROP 4505oc.
and very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
half-barrels rs, in kegs 80 cents
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Riois worthl3!9134 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at 10 for IA OF;
II for full weight; TallOw, lie. 80
HIDES AND LEATHER-W quote green
hides cents, dry IL. ts'H
Oak Sole Leather soc. p D. for best uali-
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-For Cotton Ragsin good order
3 cents is readily paid. ..
WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
cents, pulled. 280D30; unwashed 1920.
OILS.-Linseed, 85c; Lard 10; Tanners
75C9lOO; Cod Liver 81.
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton;
stock light
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New OPPOSITION PAPER.-We have re-
ceived the prospectus of new paper to be
started in Gallatin, by GEORGE BABER and
THos. 7. T. TABB, These gentlemen are re-
presented to us as young men of fine talents,
and amply able to conduct such journal
One of the gentlemen, who is to be principal
editor, is said to have few superiors Of his
age in the State. The name of the paper is
to be the Courier and Enquirer, and it ia to
be devoted to the cause of the National OPP
position. We welcome this new recruit to
our ranks, and cordially wish it success.
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Very respectfully.


At a meeting of the above order on Tues
| day evening, 18Th inst. the following pream-
bile and resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd aud ordered TO be published In The city
papers:
! The A. O. N. C'a having witnessed with feelings
! OF deep sadness and sincere sympathy the suffering
nov prevailing among the poor city IN con-
sequence II the extreme severity Of che weather, and
desiring tn carry th'H sympathy into active effort
fer relief of all true obecs OF charity have deter
mined To call upon the citizens OF Nashville, both
allies and gentlemen, g AID them IN the noble work
| in which they are engaged
BE u therefore
Resolred. Tnas committees be appointed from the
wards Of the and adjo ming eiv! districts
from the citizens u their respective wards and ais
rets-
Iessgrsd That all persons, both ladies aud gentle
men, wha are ehafitAbIy disposed and wish asd In
relieving the dstresSes OF the SUI ring poor here
by, earnestly requested TO place the hanls
membef II the above named committees, such
tisies, whether OF money clothing, food fuel
they may feel able O. bestow
Resotesd, That distributing committee be appoint
ed, % VII eh the ". T. q. { nf this order shalt be
"a ofcio ehairmss whose duty II shall be O. receive
froai the Coatfte aas Commas all sasas 81 naeaey
and ether arr eiss mich they may obtain, and dis
pose 4 the same apsa such worthy obseets %
charity a may be faeud vithln the city &C viensty
kssoisssf, that tis ward Aao district committees
shall Feisof all enatFihatisgs which they may have
received and hat tbs lstrioasisg report
at each meosiag "a Saat mAnasr laey have dIzposed
OF the eoalT Ibatlahs glseei IN tiaalr hands 5
Pursuant 10 the 4b ve rszOlasloas the following
committees were appointed
COMMITTEES 10 sul1eu oosfknursozs.
fssr WASH leo, D AksTs. 9as- Asilsais, Ira
A. Stout
sscosD wAHD.-T J. Halls. Jao. Hugh Saith, W
Z. llemombr~aa-
Tmes wAEe.-K- ). Norris. P. r. Neck, Gsa 5. r
Andersen.
f-rKsa wAkD-J. u. HAmiissa j. L. paslick join
HanaaEe. go
flsTa w4Ks---Janss Z Rains. r. 7. sa.iisy. g. ".
banszAas
sxrn w3SD--Joha a. flshsr, Jas. u. RFsea, r c
Atk neon. ~
sEvxsrs w4sn.-Isase Paul. william Calvert, y.
o. Hart
k1s.lIIn wAkps-W- D, Aaaek@n, iE-c A. Droaass,
C. W Nance = Is 81 n
TssrH DasExlzr --sshA fafssfssn, Adam Gee .. X.
Chsstaana, !. C. Aliso5a.
EIdlfTAEsu iasFsIax ~. tfoosaa, d. sana. Jasnl
sou, Wn ! hSs Alirn ssiss AoFris-
sssfz nIsFsGEtssea GA zsF13s
! IT, 5. Cialborne, q 4 raesthska, Wa stoekeli, w.
a. cIsnleaz, ). y. HelIin Sc sefth, G. ~ Hays.
- ii. =. CLAIBORNE, n =. q q.
GEO. 7. AkEt<S, 4. !. q. !.
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Blank Books.

Large and Small Ledgers, Day Booke, Journals, 4
Cash Books, Bin Books, Memorandum Books, Record
and every other kind OF Blank Book in common use,
for sale by -.
decs-u JOHN YORK CO
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T. a n DI ID Els.
For Attorney General.

SCI We are authorized toanno- nee Nm. c. BRIRS
of Davidson county, candidate for Attorney Gene
raj for the Ninth judicial Circuit. composed of the
counties Of Williamson, Davidson and Sumner al the
next election.
Rs- We are authorized to announce r. w HAY
WOOD, of Davidson county Candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed OF
the Counties of Davidson, Williamson and sumner.
octle-te
&C. We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH
ESD, of sumner county, Candidate for Attorney
General in tue Ninth judicial District, composed Of
the counties of sumner, Davidson aud williamson.
Election May next. octI4-te
Hs- We are requested to announce 5. T.. finley as
Candidate for Attorney General of the Ninth judi.
eial Circuit. Election May 1860. t1f- .lfl-
oct lite
ns- We are authorized announce JAMES T.
RAINS, Esq. candidate for office Of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties OF DAVIDSON, SumDer aud Williamson
Election next May. oct3-se
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Proposed Benefit TO gIr. walter
kceble.
NASHVILLE, Dec IA 1859.

Mr.. WALTER KEEBLE:
DEAR SIa:- Having witnessed with much
pleasure your histrfonic efforts at the Gaiety
Theatre during the present season. and desir-
ing to testify our high appreciation of your
character as u gentleman, and of your abili-
ties as an actor, we beg leave to tender you
complimentary benefit at such time as will
best suit your convenience, and trust that
You will do lis the kindness to accept the
offering.
Should you do SO. you will please permit
us to suggest that The BRIDE Of Laamvn,oOr
and Mex Of The Woods be made the bill for
the occasinn
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u. NkNA a. 20.
Importers direct through the Custom House Of
Nashville, OF
Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

Hc., &c,
No. so Alrth Market street, next door abovethe
Watson House.
We have constantly on hand alarge stock Of various
grades aud very old age OF Port, sherry, Madeira
aud otherextra wines ;I.agrIna Christi Malvoisie &c
Among the diferent braEes OF Champagne and
Brandies have the very choice Champagne
creme-de- Boazy - aud CogRae :. 0tard ,Dupay, 4
Co. ,''Iorty mine years old.
A. RTvA & Co,
octSO-Im No. so Nerth Marketstreet.
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Markets.

L New ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-Cotton-sales to-
day $500 bales. Market firm. Corn firm
IS. Freight on cotton to Liverpool Ia
1872.
CiScINgAq, Dec. 14-Money is decidedly
more stringent. Hogs-sales 5000 head at
5 1896 rs. Receipts of the season 247 900
head against 278.500 head last year. Mess
pork sic. Lard in barrels Toe. Other
articles unchanged. - az
New YORK. Dec. I4.-Cotton firm sales
1000 bales. Flour firm sales 1850 bbIs
Corn has an advancing tendency-Yeilow
90@94. Mess pork dall-SI6 I29I6 Is.
Whisky 27lG12S Lard lO2(9lL
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No. 80 Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find al the Boot and Shoe Store of j. b. IL A.
V. RUTLAND, a choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes of every description, which they
are selling for cash. and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
call.
Heavy RrO@ans.
splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c. f4..t
Octl5-tt
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Portable Desks, Work Foxes, Paper Mache Folios.
Also, Knives and Forks, silver Plated Casters spoons
and Forks Merchaum Pipes, and other articles too
mum To meEtion ali Of which will bs sold with
out reserve.
Rs- The ladies are invited TO call and examine the
Wares before the sales.
For the Convenience OF ladies' attending the SALE
have reserved seats expressly for their use. No
charge Tor packing goods bou lat at this sale.
dcc9-Lf
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RELIEF ANDHEALrH TO YOUR ISFANrs.


Price IS cents per BOTTLE
We have putupAnd solo
years, anu CAN SAY, IN
IL, what we have never
any other MECHANICALLY
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did =
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, ali are des
tons, and speak IN terms :
ton OF It's magica effects !.
We speak in this matter Z,
after ten years experi
REPUIAIIoN FOX THk FUnIL
DKCIARK. In almosteyery
FAINT N suffering from pain ?
will be found IA fifteen or :
the syrup is admins :
This valuable prepare :
OF one of the A0ST tx !
FUL NURSES in New Eng !
used Nnh NkFkk-kAIE
THoUsANl,S F,
Not only relieves the child
crates the stomach and
icy and givestone ana en-
TEN. IL Will almost IN
GRIPPING IN THE p
WIND :
and oyercomeconvuisiOnf .
remedied, end Ia death .
and sUKEsT REMEDY IN THE :
DYSENTEkl AND DIAR ;
whether 10 arises from Q
other cause. We would :
who has a child sufIerin : :
ing complaints--lSO MOI /.
CHS. NOR TIE PREJU :
stand Between your suffer
that viii be sure-yes,
10 follow the use of this
used. I
Fulidireetions for using:
bottle. None genuine IN.
CURTIS h PERKINS, New .
side wrapper.
sold by druggiststhrOuRh
Principal ONCE No. 10,
June7d&wly Price rs
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gs- We had the pleasure of visit yes
terday from our friend, Anthony S. Camp,
Esq, of the Patriot office, at Nashville. He
seemed to be in most excellent condition."
and prepared, as usual, to be recognized as
The Subscriber Luck to him wherever he
may CO. Memphis appeal, I5th.
The "SUBsCRIBER' reached home at one
o'clock yesterday morning in fine health and
spirits, and if he sustained any damage in
either his manners or his words during his
brief stay in Memphis, the fact is yet unde-
yelopcd.
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cs-During his recent transit through
Memphis, the - SUBSCRIBER - had the
pleasure of meeting several of his friends.
Among them were Capt JoHS TRAVIS, and
e. l.. ANDERSON, Esq. General Ticket Agent
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
The Captain has fine Pistol Gallery op-
posite the Gayoso House and another on
Adams Street ia the building formerly known
as the Bon Ton Billiard Rooms. To both
Capt. TRAVIS and Mr. ANDERSON the SUB
scRIBER is indebted for substantial eoarsesies
which he highly appreciates, and will not fail
to return the first opportunity.
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ETERMS:
CLUBBING.

A discount of twenty Eve per cent. from the above
prices will be allowed to CLUBS ordering more
copies OF any more of tue above works.
Thus: -Four copies of Blackwood, OF one ReYiew,
viii be sent TO address for So four copies of the
four Reviews anu Backw. ,od for $50. and so on
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+ ALLEN A. HALL, ESQ, DISCHARGED BY THE
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury of the County
yesterday had under consideration the case
of ALLRS A. HALL, Esq, and the witnesses
for the State having been summoned before
them, the Jury ignored the bill Of indictmt mt.
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The THEArRE.-we reached the Theatre
just in time 20 see hagomar disappear behind
, the descending curtain, and cannot therefore
speak OF The manner In which the play was
rendered. We we're glad TO see that Miss
EIswoRrHY had sufficiently recovered rom
her recent indispositien as to be able 10
make her appearance in Bssanar.
Mr.. AsnkRsos appeared lasi night In Ham,
LEI. The bill for tonight Is TIE Merchant q
Venice, 10 conclude With Aisehi.f Making.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

Sc We authorized to announce K H. CAMP.
BELL a CIudidate for Criminal court Clerk a. the
ensuing March election augi5-te
as- We authorized to announce CIIAs Z. DIG
CONS candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk Atthe
next March election iuiy4--t
Sc Weare authorized to an ounce JOHN SHANE
EsQ., candidate foF re-eIec ioa 20 the onIce OF
Crimina Court Clerk at next March election invite
III We are authorized to Auaounce pr T. At
PATTERSON as candidate tor Criminal %. Il Clerk
atthe ensuing Marc IA election. mayza Id
County Erustee. So & -
as- We are authorized To announce JoHN W. Mar
TN as candidate for County Trustee the ensuing
March election. octil-td
as-we Authorised 10 announce HARDIN
aosrIcK candidate for the Office County Trus tee
OF taytason coaaty at Lac ensuing March election.
octS-tn. - aa1a So -
ss- We are authorize To announce HENRY l.
JUSTICE candidate Cor County Trustee an the
ensuing March election. scplo-te
as-Weare authorized [ y announce THoS. 7. sam.
DEItS a. caadlatefor he ealce Of Coaaty Trustee
of davidson County al the election TO be held i'm
March, 1900 apr20-ta
So We authorized TO announce SAMUEL p
AMk.Nr a Candidate Tor coaaly Trnstee AT tho uex
March election. apria-td
5 ss-eTs ara authorized 10 announce fsHAM
CLARKE ssaS. Late Tor Trustee of Ia wilson coan
w AZ we next SAreh siection aag2o-te
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"NOw's THE TINE TO SUBsCRIBE.'-lIAGAN
& TgEANOR have Godey's Lady's Book for
January, 1860. They receive subscriptions
for the work. The January No. begins a
new volume. In view of this TACT, now's
the time TO subscribe"
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Bill Paper.

The best quality Of Paper, ruled TO suit kind of
business, for sale by sss FrFR ~ Il q
decs-R JOHN YORK Coz
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Mrs WinsiOs, AN experienced nurse ali
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
teethins, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethirs by softening the lucng all in ama-
tion-wih ..llay all pain and is regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and relief and health 20 your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. rt-trr une7d4wly
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this articlsfor oyertsn
coNFInENCh ANDTkUTn Of

this artielefor overtsn
coNFIDENCh ANDIkUIn OF
been able 10 say Of
Err HAS II FAlI.LDIN
. ktFkCTA CUkk when
We know an instaEcs
one who used IL, on a
, lighted with its opera
: OF highest comnendA
: and medical virtues
Z "wHAT VIZ DO KNOW
chce. AND PIEDCE orr
MINI or wHAT wk HEkl
Instance where The IN 4
: and exhaustion, TelIe
: twenty Minutes after
: tered.
: tion is the prescrIption
: PERiENcED and Skill.
= land, and has been
: ING SUCCESS IN
Z or cASES.
z from pain, but invig- ~
= bowels, corrects acidi.
ergy TO the whole sys-
stanIly relieve
Z BOWELS, AND
: COLO.
; which ~ not speedily
|. We believe 1.-THE best
: wosiD, in all cases OF
: RIGA IN CHILDREN.
2 teething or from any
? say To every mother
= from any OF the forego-
; LkT YOUR PREjUDI.
DICES OF OTHERS.
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURE
:, medicine. ~ timely
: will accompany each
: less the fac sim lie Of
: York, Is on the Gus.
out the world.
Cedar st. New York.
cents per bottle.
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POSTAGE,

In all the principal Cities and Towns these works
will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE
WheL sent by mall the Postage ~ any part Of the
Unlted States will be but EEenty-four Cents
a year for @ Blackwood," and bat Fourteen
Cents year for each of the Reviews.
y. lS--rue Price in Great b. italia the i've PerS
odicals above named il S3l per annum
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At a meeting of the above order on Tues
day evening, 18Th inst. the following pream-
bile and resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd aud ordered to be published in the city
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ear Mrs DUBOIS respectfully announccst to her old
rien Is aud customers that she is still be found
So College street (oyer McClelllnd's) where, using
the HOWE SEWING MACHINES, size is prepared to
do han dsomer aud better work than heretofore
Dress making aud Stitching Of all kinds done in the
best manner. nov26-lm
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For Sheriff.

III We are authorized to announce JOHN K
EDMoND>0N as candidate FOR sheriff of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. octg6-te
IL rive authorized announce JAMES NJ
HINTON candidate Tor re election TO the oifce Of
Sheriff of Davidson county, At the ensuing March
election. scptIStd,
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Nett Eearnings. ........... $4,000
One hundred and ten thousand dollars of
nett earnings in one month, may be called a
money making business. .....s.r .r..
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE Legislature
of Texas has elected Wigfall, a regular
Democrat, United States Senator by two
majority.
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