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EDWIN FoRREST-HIS TROUBLES AND MS TR.rvTHs
A report that the Forrest divorce case has come
10 final end has obtained wide circulation and is
by many believed: but there Is no truth in the
statement The Superior Court has decided that
pendng the trial Mr.. Forrest shall pay to Mrs
Forrest. that was three thousand dollars per annum
Ii seems however, that there is still a chance that
th.s decision may be reversed. and that Forrestmay
vet get Justice as the case understand is TO have
another hearing in December. before the Superior
Court As Forrest one day remarked. there is nc
fnality 10 the law till they hang mani" His coun.
seors. John Van Buren, and James T. Brady have
strong faith in procuring justice for Forrest finally
ina Few trial If a trial Is had there is no doubt
in the public mind as TO the result
Forrest is playing to crowded audiences nightly
at Nihlos. in New York. During the two months
he has acted there. he has played but three charac
ters Hamlet Lear ana Othollo and the houses have
ranged from one thousand TO over sixteen hundred
dollars nightly. Il would seem by this that the New
York public have arrived nt the conclusion that he
is a Shakspearian actor His engagement VIII prob
ably continue there throughout the winter and
snrinr We learn that il is the intention Of Forrest
70 act none but Shapeareian characters during his
nresent engagement. Macbeth. Coriolanus. and 9th
Or nlavs are 10 be produced in magnificent style
We percelve the best critics speak OF Forrest act
inc in the highest manner.
A gentleman who passed few days IN New Drk
and witnessed his Hamlet, Otheo and Lear, IN
forms us that Forrest is acting better than ever be
fore The tones of his voice are maryellousy musl
cal and mellow while he seems 10 unveil new anc
hidden beauties in his wonirous illustrations Of
Shakspsare's creations. He appears to have plung
ed deeper than ever before into the great art
Boston Post, AOu 2sh
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EmRncipated, but Preferred Returning


ON the 3lst October last a gentleman named Col.
VIM Hchler. possessed eff considerable personal pro
perry and real estate in the county Of Fleming, in
the State of Kentucky. where he resided, died and
left "A will in which he divided his property, amount
ing To $4,000, pretty equally among three children
In that Will he made provision that four of his
sa~es. brothers born on his estate should be eman
cipatcd
In the course of week after the death Of Col
Hltchler the VIII passed upon in the proper court
and with the consent of the heirs an administrator
named hiram Lansing appointed who was a
mutual friend Of both the deceased and the heirs.
The requisite preparations having been made Mr..
Lansing proceeded TO carry out the provisions of
the will. starting FOR Ohio. where the emancipation
papers were 70 he executed on Monday last and
arriving here ON the evening of the following day.
Having business of Ills own In Columbus Mr. Ian
sing did not stop here to have the emancipation pa
pcrs made out, as he had purposed on leaving home
but put the negroes on the of the Little Miami
Railroad bound for that point. preterring to have
them executed there. On arriving at Columbus
much to his surprise. and before leaving the depot
the negroes gathered around Mr. Lansing, and told
him they had resolved not to remain in Ohio nor
proceed To Canada whittier they had proposed 10 90
and make il a home nor need ne 60 any further in
the business of emancipation, for they were deter
mined % go back TO their old kentncky home.
When Mr. Lansing asked the reason for this sudden
conclusion, they told him they had heard SO much
talk in the cars about the North the South being
divided and what the North was going 20 do with the
South, that they feared to stay in such country
prefer ring TO return 10 the old homestead. where
they were born, and live with their old mistress and
young masters.
SURPRISED as he was, Mr.. l. found them Of de-
termintl resolution. and he therefore took the cars,
and brought them down. landing here yesterday
afternoon. Meeting with Mr.. Lansing on the
CoVmg',u ferry-boUt, last evening. gathered the
above facts from his lips, and he added that he
was IN a good deal Of doubt what disposal would
be mao, OF his Vr0tegeS upon his return from his
mission. which had so strangely failed. His ilea
was tha' the will of Colonel Iiitcher was mpcra-
tive. aua As there law of the State against the
resldence 81 flee negroes, what course could the
heirs pJrsues
The party will leave this morning on the cars Of
the Kentucky Central Railroad for home and vheth-
they received the property Of the heirs of
the estate or not we can hut pronounce them
pretty chiTalrous gang Of Negroes lsct,glfi En-
OttreT Dec. Il.
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Juniperl Lawn.

N ccount Of Mr. JOhu Lumsden to New Or
leans, offer for rent his late residence, Juniper
lawn situated eozh Cherry street. The house s Of the
proved STYLE Stories the basement furnished with
every desirable o1veniencs beautifully located commanding
and brarg atmosphere Fronting the house is lawn Of
aut two acres well set in blue grass fruit aud forrest trees
Also family residence, Foster street, in Edgeed,
aong eight stable, csern, sc, with about two Of
land containing many and forrest apply
10 GLAsCOCK & NEWeon, or
] LUMsDEN & CO
dec2u-tf No. IL. South Market street
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
pnLITARY COLLEGE.


J. BERREN LINDsLEY D, D ChIRcelor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col R. JOHNsoS Superintendent Of the Military College
and Professor Of Engineering.
JAxEsF HANIToN NJ Professor Of Mathematics Natu-
raj Philosophy.
STEWART NJ, Professor Of and Latin Languages AID
Literature.
GEORGE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History
Rev J. W. HOYTE, u, D. Professor Of Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
R. W PITAAN, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages.
J. g. ANsLABE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
G. X. WINSTON, b, Surgeon.
The First Term Of the Academic Year ls66I,
the Sd Of September, 1860
The Second Term the 9Th Of January, 1851
Commencement Exercises take place the 18th Of June 1861
Tuition, Boarding. Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
and Of Arms SlO5 Term Matrcuaion Res IS
Students required furnish their Engineering
French, Spanish. German. Drawing Book keeppg Fercng
each SO per Term Of twenty weeks.
Students under "a years Of age will not be admitted.
By The aid Of Military Discipline effective government
abshed and health physical culture good order sud ndust
Que habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional nformation sppIy any
Der Of the Facalty, or B. r. JOHNSON
uly2l '5O-d&tElt&W Superintendent.
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f l. o II r
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,
Fnundad fa1e.

after rest Of sir months, on ne 1914 Of January,
1861, resume my position PriRcipa Of his btt-
ton, l0ih lchch haze been connected for Il years.
TVNHE Academy peculiar advantages among which
We think. the following:
l. a well enclosed Yard Of about acres within
the Incorporated limits Of Nashville, thus sorng Pupils On
restrained freedom IN heathful TecreAsns ard SUI ueeng
them restraints Of refined and intelligent society
3. Buildings extent and suitabeness Tor all school
purposes unequasd the United States By any Female school,
and these surrounded BY and corridors Offering
Inducements ohdien breathe TIRE eAE AR without
regard to the weather.
3 Security from Fire. These buildings are heated
with steam and zhted BY and thus free the parents Of
puHs from Of constant anxiety abo1t their
children.
A. HenIth-uneqnalel IN any Femsle School, in this
any other country Though Of TIE rgst and part Of
TINS largest Boarding school IN the United States
three have occurred the pupils in nearly - years
s. Nou-SectarIan. Il is sel known 10 all acquanf-
eit the Academy. Baptist, EPiscoFaan Methodist
or PRESBYTERIAN sends lighter here, perfectly satise that
In noespct once be his peculiar views and yet
souag satisfied the principles Of religion viii
be dailv inculcsted
& MATERNAL Care This expression exres no exs,c.
ato which is not fully in the Academy suitable puu
Der N ladies' Of pety and Refinement devote their tine h
the supervision Of the expenses, the morals and het
The Boarding Pupils
Guardians parents. who for any cause nav be seeki,
perma1ent eneGt0aakAOns for little girls will we think ana
such home in the Academy Apply to
decl4-d&wln. cDELLEOF
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TO TRAVELLERS BY 5 ssA AND LAND.

The Bachnist. the Ira vsisr a=d every other inai
vidual whose lot in life = thIoEs him within he
chance OF acdent from sgl so fire. collision, should
bear in mind that this Maize Extractor his best and only
friend. roth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion friend = There thousands
Of living witnesses testify its marvellous virtue VITO
owe their limbs muscles 70 its saving efficacy
The following Ct thele1ding diseases for whics
DALLEYs MAGIC AL PAIN . EXTRA CTOR is s PREYEe
al
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MANUFACTURES.
AGRICUITURE-s COTTON STAT,

A GLOOMY PEosPECT.-H Hundreds of industrious
mechanics have been deprived Of employment bv
the financial pressure, and at the close of the wear
there will be greater number of idle men in this
city than mas ever been known before. Many Of them
have families to support; and to such the prospect
OF passing through the winter months, and encount-
erlng the rigors OF the season, Is dreary indeed
Richmond Whg
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TWyHIs establishment having teen ~ huilt
Il By neasrs. sharp & Hamilton, Win tZSSs.S-a---,
increased facilities for manufactariRz Pio-s SslSN
Cultivators, &c, viii Keep fan supply
Of both steel and Wrouga Iron Ros hand which s Al
the attention Of Farmers and Panters Thcse iupeenfs -
all warranted 70 perorm veil, and As reed in every Tee
the best imported ploEs and st leas rre~1
ecfls-diW&N2n HILLilAN 8RoTHERs
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Wanted

SITUATION - teacher. BY young who Is uaiHed
~ teach, addition 70 the Common Fnglsh Branches
Latin, Greek, and the Higher Mathematics and WHO has dded
his other qualifications hatof three years experience Sat
ilfAe0ry recommendations furnished. Address. soon
WHPIERCE,A B.,
Care Of n Patterson, Esq,
dess-s2F Nashville, Tenn.
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"TRIP SMITH and others steabO at James WOodsLbel il
rem.By virtue OF issued the District COur
in and for the District Of Middle Tennessee
Of the court in the above named Jesse Glen
Of the said District do hereby make publications.
pretend to have right title interest in the said steam
Woods her boats machinery, apparel, tackle
furniture appear before the Judge OF the said District Court
in tue capitol Nabhville, the first Mon
day In January next 1t be day, else the day
following O'Clock in the forenoon, there hs
Ibeants contract civic and maritime and further
to do and receive this BEHALF justice shall appettb
This 9th day OF December, 1850.
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecutors
= B CLEMENS, U. g. Marshal
for the Middle Dist. Of Tenn
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Interesting Statistics.

The total value Of the exports OF the United States
we're Ias; year little ove 500 600 OF o
The value Of the exports Of the slave sstes eco
OF this the exports OF Cotton $500 100000
" " Totscco...-......-.. 2 CO., 600
" Rice ..... S,UCj,9O
" Molassss & Sugar. 20O0,eO0
Thetots valve OF imports s55-76o l4
The total value imports Tor Southern Cotton States
The total value Of exports OF L. in 1870 eos ls6
The total value Of exports Of e g. in 1850 was less
than ........-........ .. 10 900 900
The total tonnage q the U. s. in 1867 was OOaOo0
Inc tai tonnage Of the o s. in American Bottoms 99ul 800
me Tonnage OF the o. s. in l7S9 only . 562
QUA tonnage Of TIE Cotton States in ls5657.. OBS 707
IuSLo1aI number Of vessels bHi same PERIOD Of all
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GRAND DISTRESS SALE

New and Secondhand Furniture
Cotton and Shuck WattFaSses--
Feather BedS---ChiRa Glass and
Table WaTe--SecOnd-han Pianos
---BarOucheS, BuggieS--GIaSS Mir
rOrS, ETC., etc,
HARDY BROTHERS, AucuOneerE.
ON Saturday morning % Dec, 1860, 10 O'clock will
sell an unusually large varied gosd wares
and Merchandise enumerated above for cash only These
goods are all forced money must come.
HARDY BROTHERS.
Auctoneers and Genera Agents,
GscsOlt ~ PRDsc Square.
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BuRNs &. soGLps
- Tpr ysrESp or : THE NURSERY q

instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and tnham
nation BY timely aPEca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the fesh is asn By Charm, blsnish Or
.ear reraininO
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Situation Wanted.

FBIBE undersigned is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
Teacher of Drawing in Academy, any
where He will send specimens Of his skill III and style Of
drawing application Of any wishing to exsmine the
Address GEORGE KERR,
Care Of Rev Eggers, Box 1876,
declI'6O-dSt Nashville, Tenn.
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For Rent.

gBNHE dwelling house occupied by Gov. H. Fooe,
Vine street. between Church and Union Streets, I'D
For particulars enquire Of Walton. at Evans & Co.
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Sale of steamboat.

Sale of steamboat
By virtue Of an order the District Court Of the
United Nashville, in the OF Smith AID 9TH
ers James Woods will the 18th day Of Janna
board Of said steamboaa at the city wharf, proceed
Yendue tbs said steamboat, boats machine
ry apparel and furniture, the highest bidder The
purchaser win be required three thousand dollars IN cash
with good security payable in bank for the
residue the purchase money in equal instruments at six
twelve eighteen twenty four and hir months from the dsyo
sale This 9Th day Of December, 1851
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecutors.
J B CLEMENFs y. 8. Mhsrshal
dec7-M for the Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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0olong and PowchOng Teas Pickles. Preserves OYSTERS smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
To all CT which, would call the especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade them Offer
many inducements not to be found elsewhere.
jans-i ARCHER OHEATHAM BROTHER.
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PETERsON,s MAGAZINE

VNREsH Meal and Stock Feed, jast received per seame
III Poland. fresh supply by 5000 +.
decl2-d BENZ SHIELDS & CO.
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Children frequent feFers from external injure
especially from FLid and CdEapAene Espk0Sf0as-theT
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. Il heals Breasts aue1 ucky
mo yes the letter RING WORN, pTspGlsRt IA the
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For Rent.

LAKGE and couInodous house, with fhe convenience
~ water, gas, servants &c, situated the
Church and Spruce Streets will be rented for the enC
terms &c., apply ct Humphreys, No. r. Public
Square 70 dec19-dn J G NICHOLSON.
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osTBor HosE MUTUAL FrEs am NAnusz Ivzra.,cv Ca,
70 Louis, October %, 1859. -
We have used Heitreets Hair Prepration Qnnitsbs r.
soraVe) and dad 9 e answer the pur for Ebich h i -
signed better tAal anything ever used before pd -
reeonAsnu - IN me hisaest Turns B. B. HKERN. !
O. l. CHKsrEE
G. Y. CRo-s. }
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10. EDWARDS. F. Il. HARRIS E. P. EDWARDS
EDW YARDS, HARRIS @ CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gkeyson & Co.
wholesale GrOcers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brnndies, wines, Tobaccos. Cigars, &c.
CoRRAR COLLEGE, RD oH1RoH STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
WE'VE ARE IN REcEIPT OF LARGE AND WILL
w selected stock CT Groceries, TOaecos Liquors &C. COM
prised part follows respectfully invite the
tentien OF the Trade.
SUGAR, mOLAsSES AND SYRUP.
Is hhis Loaisans SUGAR 5ob5ls LOEeriDg's powdered
g Dbl Coffee Ssarih'a bo sasf5 Loaf Sugar;
100 bbs Plantation Moasses: 50 Refined MOa.es;
so 66ls Refined Moassss PIX; New Orleans Golden
So bbls Coverings X ChFush' syrnpi
ed Sugar; -
100 hays Baltimore Rio Conee; bags Old Col Coffee
100 bags New Orleans Rio Cot 50 bags Lagara Coffee;
WHISKY
100 bbls Rectfed Whisky; 5Otbi Robertson county Wits
iOO Ky -T Do 90 bbis Smiths Old Reserve
puncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BHANDIES. WINES, &c.
quarter casks seignsttes 10 c.sks Madeira Wine;
10 usTtsf :sa,L. otard, Duprey 3 = I'D Poss
COS Brandy; Sweet Malaga Wine
20 ar casks Rochelle Brandy; a Dry
10 or " United Proprietors 50 pks Ginger Wine;
Brandy 50 baskets Chappagne;
100 pEs American Brandy; Is boxes Ctaret;
100 " Ginger 25 pks Lemon Cordial
81 :" Cherry 25 " Mint
5 Blackberry So boxes bitters;
% j." Raspberry =" p pks Holland Gin;
10 casks Rum
s-. TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
$40 boxes Virginia -TObaeeO-varOus brands; . IA.
500 - Kentucky
g5kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
5O,OO7 Superior Havana Cigars-various Brands:
100000 German -
$1,000 Domestic
CANDLES AND soar. Eva
400 boxes Star Candles; so boxes s,earine Candles
300 hlfn " TalloW "
$50 ar " " " $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bills extra Family Flour .-.. r.
100 8" supernne "
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour
SUNDRIES.
ICG0 sacks and coarse Salt; 100 Buckets;
500 bbls Kanswha salt; so nest Tubs;
10 o kegs Nails and Spikes: p Facks AlnOndS:
500 boxes Glass Ware: 50 hills Pecans and FiIberts
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bills English Walnuts;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen BrOoms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead 100 dOzsn Zinc Wash Boards
$40 bags Shot, assorted sizes 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
q cases Sarainss, 4 AID z p Alispic
boxes: so bxs Ground Mustard:
so bxs Lemon Syrup; 50 Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Rsisns; 50 bills Cider Vinegar;
100 " MscEere: 50 bbls Xxx Alei
p chests Greel and Black
dec2-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS co.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
TWAs universally suppIsnted al Oineuts healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Bempaeres,
wherever ntrodueed and It's itse s- IL the true see ct
dcei{sntor
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Snle Of Eand.


John Williams and others Jesse l. sPeer and other
PURSUANCE Of DEGREES Of the County Davidson
county, rendered the above cause shall offer for
the Court House in Nashville Saturday the 2d day Of De-
Gambler next W not previously sold at private sle) Of
land containing l69 acres situated in Davidson county
six miles from Nashville, in civil district No 49, between the
Gallatn Turnpike and the Louisville Dickson pike
within about mile OF Madison depot the l.. N.
About third ofth Tracts wood land, the balance
and in cultivation and the whole place we'll supplied with
water, ami we'll set in grass
TERMS S2OO viii be required in cash. the
credit Of and three years. with interest from date and
lien retained until paid for. y. K. CHEATHAM,
noV2l-dtda
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60 far as the stitch eoncerned mis- list Of
precisely alike all Shuttle Nscnes, and for carrying The
usder hrt ad all shuttle which ell the
Aresd used each and all Of them have to
The capacity Of the shatlss IN these machine very
nearly they hold vhsS sIe with Goats Ne spool
Cotton not to sxesed u yards
The shuttle stitch sometimes saea the
bat one and the The stitch is made by merely
crossing threads. The ends al seze shHt
Machines fastened BY the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted to manufacturers than 70
mily use
jan3l-dsEkz
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Nashville PIew works

-VI1 ~ ~ ny l-III1l ~ o o1LIe.
VI HAGAS q CO., PropristoTs, Troy, w
Sold 10 Nashville By g. W. HeDderakott berry Bsrsovilf,
Ewing Pendistou, Rains Brown, responsible rur-
Eis,s. octJn-d. - VIZ -
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Fire Crackers.
mARsHAL,s NOTICE.

OAR BOXES Fire Crackers just received and for sal,
-ASIT by HUGH McCRBA & CO.,
decll-d enc. I 3 and >, Market Street.