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fcorrespondepce Of .he RaI.Imore SUE
Letter from CharIestown. .,
CHARLEsrowN, Va, Nov 20.


The following is a copy of genuine letter
received at our post-office. The letter is
authentic beyond question, as the main facts
can be corroborated by a number of persons
now here. / received it but q moment ago,
and hasten to lay 1t before your readers. 1t
viii be read to John Brown tais morning:
To John Brotcn Conanander of he Army at Har-
per's Ferry Cl.arlestoscn. Jefersofs county, Va.
Care Of yaiior, CzarlesfOsvn
CHArTASooGA. Tenn. Nov. 20, 1859.
JOIN BROwN-Sir: Although Vengeance is
not mine, confess that do feel gratifed to
hear thnt you were stopped=in your fendish
career at .Harper's Ferry. with the loss of
your two sons. You can now appreciate my
distress in Kansas, when you then and there
entered my house at midnight and arrested
my husband and two boys, aud took them
out of the yard, and in cold blood shot them
dead in my hearing. You can't say you
done it to free our slaves; we bad none and
never expected to own one: but has only
made me a poor, diseonsolate widow, with
helpless children. While feel for your fol-
ly, do hope and trust you will meet your
just reward. Oh, how it panied my heart to
hear the dying groans of my husband and
children. II this scrawl gives you any con-
ISOLATION you are welcome to it.
MAHALA DOYLE.
B.-My son, John Doyle whose life
begged of you, is now grown mp, and is very
DESTROYS to he at Charlestown on the day of
your execution; would certainly be there if
his means would permit it, that he might ad-
just the rope round your neck, if Governor
Wise would permit it.
NJ ID.
A party of gentlemen at once subscribed
the amount, but the letter being detained. it
was ascertained young Doyle could not ar
rive in time.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-06

gGov. MCWILLIE, of Mississippi, has
recently communicated a special message to
the Legislature of that State. recommending
the payment OF the Planters Bank Bonds of
that State. This debt originally amounted
to 50 1000 0G0, and is now about $4,000 900.
The leading democratic organs think the
message and recommendation were "extra-
ordinary and inopportune." They oppose
the bonds were issued was unconstitutional
and invalid. But the Supreme Court OF that
State has decided in effect, the contrary, and
already 100000 of the interest has been
paid; yet the champions of reputation in
Mississippi still insist upon non payment.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-06
The Organization.

The Opposition members of the Penusyl-
vania delegation in Congress held a coasnita-
ton in this city, last night upon an invita-
lion issued by the State Committee. for the
parpose Of considering the best mode of faci-
litnliug the organization of the House Of
Representatives. After full and frank
Interchange of opinions, IL was unanimously
resolved To invite a conference VI all the OPP
poncnis of the present national Administra-
tion at Washington. on Saturday evening.
with view of advancing this important OBJ
ject. The basis. of this invitation is bI cad
enough aud national enough to admit all
VINO desire 10 emphasize their opposition 10
the party in Office, and Is not restricted or
Embarrassed hy any political name or dis
Inetiou to which the least exception might
u taken. tFeE t98
With full knowledge of the men who
ave made this recommendation. aud OF tae
atriotc purpose which animated their ae-
n We cannot but endorse IL with the most
arty approval, and wish II what We tally
li-te is destinsd TO be soon eonsummated,
glorious success. No nan Is asked TO
ate or eempFs mise bis principles in enter
: the proposed conference. All the ele-
ents stand upon an equal footing. NORTH
n Opposition. southern Opposition aud
ts-Lecomntoa democrats are simply asked
confer together upon common oijsct re-
ting exclusively 10 the manner OF organic
the House promptly and efficiently.
neither The prejeei succeeds or falls. the
ennsyivania delegation have done their
ny In this work OF friendly mediation, and
serve credit Tor the effort, They have
aderel the olive hraneh In good faith, and
hope IL may be- accepted In The same
liFff.
IL affords US peculiar pleasure 10 ssy, 10
II. a.. al. IL AT
varied by any discussion ofpersoaal asplrar
ons No snIjeci bat the single one contain
4 Ia the call waS iatrodaeed, aud the dele
ation adjourned entirely dsembarrasssd,
4 unitedly anxious to prcmote the orgsnIza
Ion by whatever honorable means would
nless readily secure that cad. Asfadslpksa
.AaTfA -inleEseuB.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met pursuant 10 adjournment,
and resumed the consideration of the bill in
relation TO free negroes, and it passed It's
second reading; when the House proceeded
with the consideration of bills on second
reading, and several were disposed of In
regular order.
Tue following bills were rejected on second
reading:
lature 10 one hundred dsys.
The bills No. 46 and SO to regulate the
paw Of members Of the Legislature.
The bill. to regulate the pay of collecting
officers.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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@s-The Mississippi Legislature has bill

Gg-The Mississippi Legislature has bill
before it providing for a thorough military
organization in that State. One of our con-
temporaries in that State says :" The feeling
manifested by the House towards this neces-
sary measure Of defence, providing for the
arming and equipment of the volunteer
militia of the State, was highly gratifying.
Patriotic speeches were made in favor of the
measure by Messrs. CLARK. LAKE, ELLIS, of
Copiah, BRADFORD, DEAN and LOVE. A test
vote was taken on a motion of Mr.. SANDERS,
of Holmes, to appropriate one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars to supply volunteer
militia companies with arms and equipments
and no serious objection was urged against
it, while a disposition was manifested to APP
propriate larger sum-"
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Roberts offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on new Counties and
County Lines to consider the practicability
of forming a new county from portions of
McNairy, Hardin and Hardeman. Lies over
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read a
first time and severally passed.
Mr.. Dudley. bill to amend the registry
laws and for other purposes.
Mr. German, bill to repeal part Of sec
ton 1894 of the Code.
Mr.. Williams, of Knox a bill for the bene-
fit of the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
Company.
Mr. Trevitt bill to amend the Act of
March Is, 1853 in relation 10 working roads
in Sullivan county.
The House then passed TO the consideration
Of bills on second reading and the morning
session was mainly consumed in discussing
the bill for the expulsion of free negroes
from this State, and without coming to u
conclusion, adjourned till 2 z. NJ.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

From rich and poor, bond and Free all colors,
grades and conditions of life we hear the need
of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores are
healed, pains relieved, lives saved valusbl lie animals
made useful and untold ills suaeed by this great
medicine, which is surprising to the judgment of
man. What family does not require standard
duced by any other articiey For Cuts, Bruises,
sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings, Strained Horses,
SC, il has no equal. Belcare If limitations. The
genuine Mustang Eminent is sold by all respectable
Druggists and Livery Men in every town, parish and
hamlet throughout North and South America Europe
and the Islands of the Ocean, Buy at
BARNES & PARK, Projectors,
uov25-lm New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-06

CoRREoTIoN.-In our Legislative Summary
yesterday we state that mot one" of the
bills thus far introduced into either branch of
the General Assembly " has been finally dis
posed Of" This is erroneous-several of
them. perhaps forty or fifty, have been finally
disposed Of We intended to say that COM
paratively few had been finally acted upon.
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E4- The Editor of the Knoxville Whg
in a recent letter from New York, says:

To learn what villainy is going on at home,
it is necessary TO come as far North as this
city. | am now able to state without the
fear of contradiction, that in former con-
tract for the House Printing, Wendell paid
to Saml. A. Smith, of East Tennessee, 81, 500
as his part of the profits, and for services
rendered in getting him the big fat job.
This payment was made in whole, or in part.
through the Ocoee Bank, at Cleveland,
through which, as fiscal agent. Smith drew
his drafts, every one of which Wendell
bonored. Good Heaven! just think of a
member of Congress becoming a sharer OF
the profits in such frauds perpeIrated on the
National Treasury!
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Written. rs
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Williams, of Knox, presented petit
ton from he President and Directors of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad Company,
asking for an extension of the time allowed
them in building their road.
Mr.. Dudley, petition from sundry mer-
chants in relation TO the Merchants tax. Re-
terred.
Mr.. Britton, a similar petition from the
merchants of Greene county. Referred.
Mr.. Butler, petition from citizens of
Washington, Sullivan and Carter counties,
asking for commission to run the lines be-
tween said counties. Referred to Committee
on County Lines.
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THE WEBSTER HOMESTEAD AT MARsHFrELp.

THE WEBSTER HOMESTEAD AT MARSHFIELD.
The Webster Statute Committee met on
Saturday. in Boston, to close up their affairs.
There appeared to be remaining in the hands
of the Treasurer a balance of $1,000, which
was placed in the hands of the Executive
Committee as a perpetual trust fund, the
proceeds whereof are to be devoted 10 keep
ing in repair the home of WEBSTER at Marsh
field. s -
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New Publications.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.


W. T. BERRY & CO. have tnsi received:
PARIS AND ITS ENyIRONs-so EngrayiDgs.
PETRARCB's soNNETS AND LlFE-~i,h Por-
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THE YOUNG LADY'S BOOK A Manual of ele-
giant Recreations, Arts, Sciences and Accomplish
ments, with 1900 Wood Cuts.
HOLBEIN'S DANCE OF DEATH-Exhibiied In
elegant Engravingson wood. Also, Holbein's BIBLE
GUS, consisting of Ninety Illustrations on Wood.
! vol.
PEPY'S DIARY-with numerous Portraits.
EvELYN'S DIARY-numerous Portraits.
JESSE'S MEMOIRS OF THE PRETENDERs AND
THEIR ADHERENTs-with Portraits.
JEssEs MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF Eng
LAND during the Reign of the staarts, New Edi-
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LORD MAHoNs HISTORY OF ENGLAND from the
Pence of Utreet TO the Peace of Versailles. 1913
1870. 7 vols
THE IlIADs or HOMER, Prince Of Poets, never
b fore in any language iruly translated. Done ac-
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THE oDYssEYs OF HOMER, truly translated by
George CHAPMAN. 2 vols
sTARLING'S NOBLE DEEDS OF woMAN-l4
Portraits. i VOL
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wIFFEN's TAsS0-s4 Illustrations.
NiNEVEH AND ITS PALACES-with upwards OF
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LODGES PORTRAITS OF EMINENT PERSONS
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ARIoSTo'S ORLANDO FURIoSo-with u hne En-
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POTTERY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 the Knowl-
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INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. TALIAFERRo.

RICHMOND, va, NOV. 70, IooJ.
Major General William B. Talialcrro, in Command at
Clfarlestown:-
SIR:-When John Brown is executed, on
Friday the I'd proximo. you will place his
mortal remains under strict guard, and pro-
ttct them from mutilation. Place them in a
plain, decent coffin, and have them taken 10
Harper's Ferry, there to await the orders
and appeal of Mrs. Mary A. Brown; who has
a duplicate of this order. You will also al
low the bodies of her sons who fell at Har-
per's Ferry, to be disintered, and taken by
her, or her agent, or order.
Respectfully, HENRY A. WISE.
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DuRsUANT 70 the law in such case provided,
uili sell % the highest bidder for cash, n .hs
conrt Hease Ia Nashvise, saturday, the 10th day
q December IS5e negro man named Jack. Jack
was csmm1sea the al 81 Davidson county on
The elh day Of November, lets, represented when
comritfed thai he belonged 10 Alexander Jones, OF
F4ysslr county Alabama, ana has not been reclaim
ed he = aboui 90 years Old, feet inches highs
and weighs about lzo pounds, and = o. DARK con-
good tale a. against ali owners. Soc section 1sss Of
he Gods OF rsnnessee.
]. NJ HINTON,
sheriff Of Daxidson county a.
rs r.a- Uo.ssx Tailor. nox1o-td~
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81 Market Slreet.


rIsHE eo-p4rsnership heretofore sxisEiag betxeen
u j. p. pBuAxEtIxk aDd JAMS u. fEzsEsa<, -
shsz cay aissalxsd B mufusi eeHseUL
Al pefsnns haying eaalms against tbs eoneera MI
presshI Ehssa 10 5 p. EEnx2szkzR fer s<tsteasnt;
and ali peFsoHs isasblea DE Eezsest-
cd 10 ennse forward and settle he Irznelsiy
Hlfh - T.. IkxNsk11zR.
: r. nRg4AEaJE IN.
sdees-sw 4 , klsssxsSoS. ~ss@@s
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Notice..
The battalion ouadriIIe Baud

n announcing themselves rganIZ stion dapt-
ed to The desires of tue TeTpsichoTcaR community
also the public that they prepared to ac-
commodate Wedding Parties, Soirees Balls and any
other occasion where string music L. required the
most liberal terms. applie ton 20 HKKscHEII FES-
TOY and at MCCLURE BkAsos's Muse store, Union
street. noylS-dlm
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Tuesday Evening, December lih, 1859.
TRARUE A. lucas.

IA IL sell Al auction this evening assortment
w ef Fresh and Seasonable Dry foods Hats
Reots Shoes and Varieties, this theing one og oar
regular sveaing salss. Bargains may be expected.
Gail and sec. dcro-it
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holloway. oin,men, and PMS

Disorders that into the flesh inf,me the
are extinguished for by the Ointment and afec
tons of the stomach, liver, and excretory organs
by the Pills. These are rules without exception.
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Baggage Checked Through.
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
- - -

EzET Ezzz~zz FfSzs1<EsT $500
TWO through Passenger Trains between Nash
VILE and iousSii lille, making close connections al
Louisville for New York, Boston, Pbiade phia, Bal
timore, Washington City, Bunalo; Niagara Pals,
Cleveland Cincinnati, -. Louis, and tie far West
First train leaves Nashville at A. NJ daily, stop
ping al Saiiatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction,
ExabcthtoxB aud all regular stations South of leb-
junction. when sgnalled by nag, aud arriv-
lag IN Louisville al 2:z0 p NJ. Returning, leaves
Louisville at $50 A. n. stopping above and ar
irving Nashville al $50 z. n.
sseond tram ssases Nashville st 2s25 r. d. daily,
Sundays excePtsa,) stopping hrst train, and
irving III Loui- lie at y al night Returning leaves
louisville al All z. NJ, stopping above, and
riving la NASH vile at 1910 a. night
GAliafln Accommodation Tram leaves Nashville
daily (sandays ezeessed) al 400 p. NJ stopping at
regular staflops when sisnalled by tag and aFriy-
ing ~ GHiatin esp. d. Returning leaves Gala
ran az go A. NJ, and arrives IN Nashville at ss4s
A. N.
JAMES Y. GAMBLE, snpt.
Al FrEtp. eeBrTseket Agt nov7 ar
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MEERSCHAUM
ALL THE RAGE,
Pipes & Cigar Holders,
Warranted Of the Genuine Article, at
j. w. LANGLEY d CO.'S,
oessa Uaioa street


IsoR aters OF years. one Of the NEST aesifabls
IL FARAsi Ia the couaty Of Davidson. three nib
from NaskvilIe on the korth SIDE Of the cumber-
land river. coatainsnE eos acFss, 800 opeE and
in sith faree aad eaafnrtsbe Dwelling.
Enehens smoke haosss and ali ncc~sasrr cot
houses me Farm 70 veil wAt~Fe4 ABe les q nne
oriscard upon a. A dae ief Of Corr. Foddrr and
Oats can be purchased nos al the farm. foT faT-
therinferuaties apply 81 No. Al Cherry street.
oetez-tr MICHAEL. VAUGHN.
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1lrru Civilizations.
CHANGE OFLOCATION

HAVING purchased OF Mr. cHxs. w SIXTH his an
- ure STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY At
NO. IL college street, shall M once rernova' nv
STOCK from Market street to the Store No. Al Col
lege street, where / intend continuipg The RoS,F
It's departments and where shall be pIeased - e..
Nov 1859. uac.~
Having disposed Of my stock Of Books. stat,on.xv
&C., 10 Mr.. i. HAGAS, solicit continuanca 80 x
CHAS. W. SFITR
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sherin,s sale.


HAyrSG 3asf rssarnsa fron Sse resk Ans ether
Ezzzefn Itssss sila large 1n3 splsndle asseft-
nenf q Americas, frensb, "a sfish and 6erms
Tnys. 10 be soId cAe@R, ~ whoasszls 81 retail
-tf ~ CHAS. R0DEkFcGS,
Na- l. Msrket street.
P.s.--cszHsFy Nsrehsnffxall please call aaa sx
snans esfess paFcAasl1s elsas hsfs- eesz7-tf
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DECEMBER 18th and 18th.
Last Large and Extensive Auction Sale
FOR 1859
TRABUE & LUCAS

w Ill sell without reserve, on their usual liberal
w terms, la &c and well selected stock 81 Foreign
and American, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoe, Hats. Clothing, Carpeting, Hardware, with
large line OF Notion and Variety Goods, &c., &c.
The stock consists in part 81 the following:
Cloths Cassimeres plain and fancy S1tinets. Vest
ings, fine and common Bed blankets, Ncrro, Saddle,
and travelling and Coat do ;; black aid fancy dress
silks; French, EIglish aud GeIman Mernos: Alpaca,
plain and fancy Declines. Cashmeres, Debsge and
other Dress Goods, adartsd to the present season;
q good los OF bias and they Drefs shaw Mantlea
sc all grades of Irish L,nneBs. Needle Work Lace
EdginEs And Insertings, Jaeonets, CanbFios, Hand
Ike chiefs OF all kinds; Ribbons, Dress Trimmings;
a large stuck OF Hoop Skirts; heavy and well
s5rted line OF prints, embracing the most popular
brands: brown AID mixed Jeans, Tweeds, and Negro
KeFseys frock dress, and .; fants, Vests
Shirts, Drawers, aud a heavy stock OF Hose We
have good supply of Boots and Brogans; Mems
womens aud Children's Shoes and Halls; 50 bales
and cases OF brown aud bieAched Domcsiies 10 fact
almost every article usually kept in city OF coun
try retail dry goods store This large and varied
81 ok e goods wtll be offered In good lots and
without Auy sort OF reserve The terms viii be be-
raj This presents good opportunity 10 merchants
ssort their stock We earnestly aud respectfully
request their attendance rutssnA and ~ kDSkS-
DAY, DECEMBER 18th and I1th, 1852
TitADuE 4 LUCAS.
No. IS Public Square, Nashville. Tenn.
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A Partner Wanted

w TH cash capital of 81 900 or $1,000 will be re-
w eeived as an equal lai tner in business where
$500 is already invested. Address "A. b. - care
Methodist Publishing House, Nashville, Tenn.
N. Bills of stock on hand will be shown sat-
isfy the party that the above amount is actually
invested. Tnoy23-Iw
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John browns Remains.


The following letter and order of Gov.
WISE show what disposition was made of <he
remains of JoHs BBows, by the authorities
of Virginia. After the executions they were
delivered to Mrs B. and she carried them
away with the intention of interring them in
New York. The grave in which one of her
sons was buried with others killed at Harper's
Ferry was opened, hut she was unable to
identify his body, owing to the advanced
state of decomposition of all the bodies.
Her other sons corps was taken at the time
Of the killing by physicians of Winchester !:
wIsE's LETTER TO MRS. BROWN.
Awr RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26. 1859.
To Mrs. MARY A. BRowN, now in Philadel-
phia:
ed 10 me from Pbiladeldhia, came to my hand
this morning. Believe me, madam, that L
sadly thank you for your trust in my feelings
as man. Your situation touches these
feelings deeply. SympathiZing, as do, with
your affection, you shall have the exertion
of my authority and personal influence to
assist you in gathering up the bones OF your
sons and husband in Virginia for decent and
tender interment among their kindred.
am happy. madam, that you have The wisdom
and virtue to appreciate my position of duty.
Would to God that public consideration
could avert his doom, for the OmDiscient
knows that take not the slightest pleasure
in the execution of any whom the laws con-
denim. May he have mercy on the erring and
afflicted.
Enclosed is an order to Maj. Gen. VIM b.
Talliaferro, in command at Chariestown, Va,
to deliver to you the mortal remains OF your
husband when all shall hp over. to be de-
liyered,to your agent at Harper's Ferry, and
if you attend The reception in person, to
guard him sacredly in your solemn mission,
with tenderness aud truth.
/ am very respectfully your humble fer
want, HENRY A. WISE.
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NOT ICE.
N. P Elf FER,
Cutter and Tailor.

(rormstly ia TIE employ o. Mr.. N. sai.sacher.l
TIsAgRs abs method Of iafastning his friends and
il the psbiae generally. that, ffsm tbs date far-
ward be win and make siothlng has own ae-
coans, al the ed stand.
81 Market Street.
F1rsa deoF from the Saazze. he hopes thai hz
frsnds wiil eopnse the patFsnsge lorHeFiy eztxna-
90 90 haEn AID iuvltes EVERY BODY 20 give him
trtaI. COED ~ Aad saiisfaeuoa guaranteed
eece-Im
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For Cairo and St. Louis.

For Cairo and ST. Louis.
THE splendid passenger a TsR
l. and freight steamer ELLA, kzzYA%xzA7
sIaAs, Captain, Will leave szzzxzzzzzszzEk-sezk1
for the above and all intermediate ports on WE'D
NESDAY, tho 9Th instant, at 2 O'Clock. P. N. For
freight or passag e apply on board ar to
A. HAMILTON, ! go
dee6-2t H. II. HAKRt SON, NsN"'.
For Memphis and New Orleans.
T Eb pns hSI a1WaR T,e1mSr f~T~A, I
FOWLER Master viii leave for
the above and all intermediate ports on wEDNES
DAY, the Tth instant, at O'Clock, ~.
A HAMILTON I 49,.
II HARRISON AseHls'
dec6-2t
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For Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.

For CIncInnaf1 and FIffsbnrgh.
rENHE Que passenger and GTn
freq ht steamer JAc0BPoE, 1890
ANDkKwS, Master, how Ia port, zssnklEa
viii leave Ter the above and ali intermediate ports
on TOMORROW, 9Th Instant, at l2 For freight
or passage-haviHg superior accommodations, apply
ON board or 10
.-.- JOHN II. HARRIS,
dece-2t E Agent
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LOST.

DErwFSS the First Presbyterian Church and Rev
ID nr. ouintArd's. on sunday sth Instant small
Red Purse, continuing sum Of money. The nnGer
will receive the thanks of the owner and whatever
reward IS suitable, By leaving Il al this once.
dec6-zt
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sW~ RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26. 1859.
To Mrs. MARY A BRowN, now in Philadel-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-06
nfw ADVERTISEMENTS.

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