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SOUTHERN TRUNK MAEUFAcTOaY
Fassett & Crossman,

Fassett & Crossman,
NO. 81 KARKETSZREEE NASHVILLE, TEBK.
Manufacturers and WhOIeSaIe and Retail
IN ALL KlSDsor
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.s &c,
nEsIRE to call The attention Of Gil those any
~ thing in our line, Wholesale rss'i examine
can sell any other hcEse city Our stock an o.
our own Manufacture and Is ase q ne best materials and b
mase home preference to buyrg that made at the East
We sspseSiIv invite the attention Of he LaaisstoO
PAT ENT RUNK FOR La ID ES.
compartments Dresses Parasos Brushes
aHd wafer proof Compartment for sp9nges, OILS, &e
short notice Give e az a. s. aarket street. doors
CATOOSA SPRINGS.
TEVHE subscriber having agsin taken lease Of this we'll knOEa
II watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the SOUTH
thankful for the patronage received season. viii again
be prepared 70 seive visitors the middle Of June AM
tore has been 50 literally bestowed this popular Summer
shall eneazOr at all times to provide my table with all the
atnahls Injuries Of the season. and have made Arrangements
shall also have the BSST COOKS procured the
erv4nts- have also engaged the serVicesOf
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and delight uoncod Of Sounds" will
abundantly gratihed
The hSDTCLbAL TZR7 UJ Of these many aad va-ie min
too we'll require exensiye de-
scrpOa In addition the Red While and Black sulphur
springs Of them eOmbi with Iron AID Mzgness there
inexhausbe we'll Of the pursst FREE Ny
d@tons extensive have many pleasant cottages sep
from the hotel where families be quiet and
tired as IN their own homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
CaioOsa Springs in Catoass county, Ga "a miles from
Western and Atlantic Railroad. hne Omnibus and good
Hacks will Be platform the arrival Of each train. The
Springs have direct rrCad communication with Savannah,
Charleston Augusta, Macon, hllegeve, Columbus Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga
Terms Of Beard
single WEEK. llss
Visitors who wish TO board By the with their
families, will he boarded $50 month. Those who wish 70
eengag board the would DO we'll to address AZ tho
Springs
III PChldrsn and servants boarded at half price
april 95-dtE4m III. HARTMAN.
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specie.
49, EilvaF
NASH & MARI

Land Wnf0nLss
90 Acres per 40 Aces, per Cos
M g 20 6. ......7Oc | 100 E" - " ...-......o0c
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Fresh TuraiP seed
WHO WANTS THEM!

n ANDRETHs Tufnip Seed, sumntr and Sin ff' "-l~n
Ai11,S 80 RAINS, BROWN 60.
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FOR COUNCILMAN

We are AUTHORIZED TO announce 8. CHEATHAM as can
reelection, Councilman from The oth arNs
at the ensuing Municipal election. juue'-td
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Foreign Commercial

DEMONSTRATING Brothers quote Flour ss93Os.
BAvRE-Coon quiet declined IT, New Orleans Tres Ordinare
e Bss s5f Sales of the G5OO bales Stock at Havre s4O
hales
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BURNING FLUaD. -
,,o,rvp-a an aperm Oil Lard Oh. Coal OIL, L1sss
] On for ale BY RAINS BROWN 20
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Nashville July q, ls608 ,.
This IL To certify that the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY ocad
New York has complied with all the requirements VI tne Code
The subject Of Foreign Insurance Corporations secos
I5Q 1907 inclusive we'll the Act OF 24h OF March, oVV
Cbnpter 2S Section TO- requiring deposit with the compton,
Of twenty thousand dollars Of cent Bonds oil ne
And that NASH and VIM J. MARI the legally antof1eo
Agents Of said Company the city Of Nashville state Of len
ns.n VI 'o'4 J. 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
NAM No 25 College street. adjust and pay losses,
and s.ue and reneV Policies this popular
SUI ,ssue " ~ juyH-3E
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sI,SI,sI9 q

=, i,s,aS claim ard Liabilities .... A54t65 e.
The greatest amount insured any risk IS $5OtO but
will not as general rule exceed SlO,iO
The COMPANY has general TO the amount allowed 70
he insured in any city, village, block being governed
in his matter in each case the general character buildings
width OF streets facilities for putting out hres, &c
copy the Charter or Act OF Incorporation a
the January 1850 and is now on he IN
| the Office of the Comptroller.
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Notice.

TIME eopArtnerShp heretofore existing anoen s u 10
wARps GLKEzsoE 4 Co. was this day dissolved py ma
'UAA ~ 10. EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKERS0N,
1,,1 ,sen &. P. EDWARDS.
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Land for Sale.
ENG desirous Of moving souih oGsr for sale my arm o.
400 acres lying on Cumberland river IN 1oLes 1s1u,
do county the Hermitage Some 20 acres 0 oI.on
abot seventy acres which is cleared and te DAaDee
veil ubee OF the 100 upland, there arc ADOol 'sS
cleared. . , ~ -, h. 4oi5 a
all times forcssh. -. .,.,L. ho,.s
There are upon this farm, dwelling Aoase
and negro cabins Any persons desiring TO emns tuls
with view purchasing see me a. any I'm ~ ST
July "a, IS6O-d3m p. W.
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TROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT


Nashville, Tenn, TO Charleston, =. c.,
Savannah, Augusta, Macon and Column.
bus, Gas and hOntEOmerYs Ala
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STATR NV {
City and County of EelO IOrE-i
tary Of the Insurance COMPANY beng seVe-sD Hn,
depose say and each for himself says tnat he
correct statement affairs OF the said Copor
and that they are described officers thereof
(5gnedJ CHAALES 80 y Ear ~ $500 1870
shscrbed and sworn before me- 24th Of July, 1850
witness my hand and official Seal.
-, 'S;gned0 II. WASHBURN,
- Commissioner for Tennessee in
49, New York.
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TITS compounded entirely from Gum' an
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, know
nd annyoved nv All that have used it, and is
sorad III h coincidence in all the disease for which
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All notes Of this State should
be countersigned BY the stste
0ficer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; whom
this is not done they are IN
Haleable.
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IN. EVIDENCE ACCIIMULATES.

A&> EVIDENCE ACCUMULATES.
WsS CINCINNATI Dec. II, mir. s. Palmer
Dear Sir: Some fye years since received severe
iniury on my left arm near the elbow, since which
have been greatly annoyed by q cutantous disease
on the same. After using various remedies without
success, was induced to try your Vegetable Cos
metic Lotion. and am happy in informing you that
the use of half bottle has left my arm as smooth
and free from disease as Its mate.
Gratefully yours.
JOHN W. DANENuOWER.
No. l46 West Third street.
For sale by druggists everywhere. Be sure to get
Palmers Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, and accent Of
nothing else. SOL0N PALMER, Agent.
de20 No. So West Fourth. street, Cincinnati, o.
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The Sun.
"How great q boon to fallen man,
The sun 80 warm and bright,
To rich and poor iniparting Joy,
And comfort and delight"

The brilliant splendor of the sun on yester.
day was cordially welcome to those who have
not sunbeams in their cellar in tho shape of
Youghioghsny or Peach Orchard Coal. After
protracted and severely arctic season, this
unexpected sun tempered the hues and hearts
of all within its rays. As was pertinently al
luded to on last Sabbath in an address from
the pulpit Of one of our divines-"Nothing in
this vast creation Is ever lost. Never did
sunbeam shine in vain, and therefore no sun
beam that ever strsaked this world with ligbE
could be finally lost"
What is coal but latent sunbeams which
need only to be ignited to start again into ac-
two life? The sun, whom many thousand
years younger than he Is now, cast forth his
radiant beams on tho surface of the world,
and noble trees of ferns started at his bidding
into vigorous life they lived, died, and under
went changes which made them coal. Yes,
coall and the old sun, he did it all. No
wonder that at the great old sunsets of the past,
the work of the day was pronounced to be
good.
These sunbeams have long been burned ss
coal; and though by ignition their resurrec-
ton life is but q dim shadow of their early
brightness, they are yet sunbeams. We have
nothing but sunlight in summer or winter,
think or talk ss we may. The fire in our
stoves and CRATES, the gas in our tubes, the
oil in our lamps, the fuel that propels the
railroad car or the steamship, are all products
of the sunbeam. We kindle them, and in tho
very act raise the sunbeam from its grave,
and send 1t forth to run perchsnce a long cycle
Of changes ere again it rests in such peace
as that we have dragged it from.
We commenced this article to advert merely
to the unexpectedly warm sunshining yester.
day, but by the hint Of the preacher and the
talk of the philosopher have been reducing
sanbesms to smoke--for sunbeams have passed
into coal. We burn coal, and coal ends in
smoke, aud thus ends the article on the sun
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DIED.

DIED.
HALL On Monday morning, Jan. Q, Harry w.,
infant son of Edw. O. and Amelia A. Hall, Of con.
gestion of the brain, aged two months.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, No. l3 Belts street, between Western
row and John, to-day, st O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
REED.-On Friday evening, the 9Th instant, Of
lung fever, George Pollock Reed, son Of Henry and
Catherine Ann Reed, aged three years and three
months.
CRAWFORD.-In Newport, KY, January 7, Of
typhoid fever Jacob H. Crawford, aged thirty years.
one month and seven days.
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The Inaugural Ceremonies.

Governor Chase retired and Governor
Dsnnison took office yesterday. An es-
cort Of military attended the Governor
elect from his residences TO the State-house,
where large audience had assembled. At
eleven o'clock A. M, Governor Chase and
Governor Dsnnison repsired to the Senate
Chamber, where they were Joined by all the
State officials. They proceeded to the Rotunds,
where tho oath Of Office was administered to
Governor Denniaon by the Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court. The Inauguration Ball, at
Armory Hall, was brilliant affair. The spirit
of the Governors Inaugural is given else
where. He pitches into reputed Southern
league. We would venture our heads that the
States of the South have not agreed, nor will
agree, to any such folly. Disunion would
bring about the destruction Of slavery. A few
hot-hsads are not to lead or misle.a the con-
servative South. f.r
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General average
The Superintendent attributes the large absence
to sickness among the pupils.
report was received from those instrumental in
establishing the Water-street Industrial School, In
which they state that 20 males and 80 females have
been enrolled and that the average daily attendance
has been 81.
On motion, the school was placed under the con.
troll OF the Board, and Miss Julia Sampson appointed
as teacher, at salary of $50 per month. The follow.
ing Trustees were appointed to superintend the
school, Messrs. Stratton, Payne and Williams.
The monthly salaries Of teachers and some other
claims were allowed by the Board.
The total circulation of the library during the
month ending January was 528s volumes.
The number OF names registered during the same
time was 1923, and the total number during the year
637S
The Committee ON Salaries reported adversely to
the Petition Of the Principals of the Higu Schools
asking an increase of salaries The report was made
the special order for two weeks from tonight.
Miss Irene Rail was appointed teacher in the Third
District, at salary of 500, and Miss Anna McDer-
mott in the Fourth, at salary Of $50 per month.
Adiourned.
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MARRIED

g. by Esquire Fenton, Alfred W. Blanchard, OF East
Walnut Hills, to Miss Catherine Kses, of Campbell
County, Ky 7'
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a@.KENTUCKY LODGE, NO. 1,
dk A.P. A-The members of all the Lodges
o tue American Protestant Association respect.
fully invited to meet the members OF Kentucky
Lodge, No. /, A. P. A., at their Hall, on THURS
DAY the 18th of January, at o'clock, for the pur.
pose of celebrating their anniversary. By order OF
the Secretary of Committee. X. 8. ROBSON.
.t [ja7esI
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Peach Orchard, You ughlosheny, Hartford
City and Syracuse Goals.
WYE ARE DELIVERING THE ABOVE
w qualities of Goal from the boats in excellent
order and prompt delivery.
CANFIELD q BERTRAM,
Dealers In Coal and Coke,
de3Oam l79 East Front.st., near Butler.
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~ Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannsfords
drug store. Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

The Board met at the usual hour, President
King in the Chair. The minutes were read and ap-
proved.
The resignation of Miss NJ. A. Howard, of the
Fourth District received and the usual certificate
awarded.
tret Schools were received and read.
The Superintendents reported the following as the
attendance at the various schools in the city during
the month, ending January 9, 1860:
Pupils enrolled, District, 7sS
intermediate e,.u..."............... ,l2l
Average daily attendance District 900
.Intermediate....... Ss4
.3l4
Average per cent of daily Absence District: :.l23o
Intermediate. 7.20
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LADIES' FURs.

Aa>I. o. 8. MA G. e N e II a l.
uh MEETING of the Sons of Malta will be
held TIL rs (Tuesdsy) EVENING, at Pixies Opera.
house, (room 49, entrance through the Concert Hall
to make final arrangements for the Festival A full
attendance 10 requested. laI0a
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HOME INTEREST.
pAr A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewt Try, Nos. 34I and 271 Western row.

ps- $4,000 Ambrotypes and Mslsinotypes
can be had at the Broadway Gallery for Holiday
Presents,
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NEW HAMS, DRIED BEEF AND
IN T0NGUES.-GsrdnerP Pbipps's and 8. Daviss
extra Sugarcured Hams. For sale by
Ipu. a. MCDONALD q CO.,
jag 56 aud Branch Store 2is West Fourth.st.
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A~KENNEDY,S MEDICAL Dis
OOvERY 10 acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most eectual
suffering and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known to the profession. Scrofua,
Salt Rheum, Erysipeas, Scad head, scaly eruptions
the system restored to full strength and vgor. Full
and explicit directions for the cure Of liberated sore
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers given in
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by JOHN d.
PABK, SURE, ECKSTEIN h co., and GEORGE
M. DIXON Price 81 sepl9-sy
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HOW ARID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bcncpolcnt Institution established By speeie
EadouW'efit. for the relief of the Sick and Dis
trcsscd, afflicted nth Virdeat and EIpidemi
Diseases, and especially for the Ct,re of Disease
yAe Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
scription Of their condition, age, occupation,
habits of life. &c.,} aud in cases IF extreme
poverty, medicines furnished free OF charge.
Vanabie reports on Spermatorrlioea, and
other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the DISPENSE
ry, sent to the afflicted i'll sealed letter enyel-
opes, free of charge, Two or three stamps for
postage will be acceptable. ,.-
Address, DID. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. q,
South Ninth Street, Phil Pa. BY order al
tho Directors. 1FeHa
6, FAIROHILD. E. d. HEARTWELL
President, SccrctayT.
Ne23 y.
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Fourteenth. That the National Re
publican party is opposed to any chfnge
in our Naturalization laws, or any State
legislation by which the rights Of citizen
ship hitherto accorded to imnligran S
from foreign lands shall lie abridged or
impaired; and in favor Of giving a full
and efficient protection to the rights of all
classes of citizens, whether aati,e or, nat
uralized, at home or abroad. hS
e Fifteenth: That tho appropriations BY
Congress for River and Harbor Improve
nDen!s Of M i NAL character, required
for the accommodation and security of an
existing Commerce, are authorized Ly the
Governrnan t to protect the lives and rop-
er.y of its citizens.
Sixteenth: That railroad to the Pa
citic Ocean Is lmpofativelv demanded by
the interests Of the whole c3untty; that
the Federal Government ought to render
,inlnlediate and Efficient aid in lis construc-
ton, and that as preliminary thereto a
daily overland mail should he promptly
established.
I Sepcnteehh: Finally, having thus set
forth our distinctive principles and views,
we invite the cooperation O. all citizens,
however differing on her questions, who
substantially agree with us in their affir-
nance and support. .- -r-
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LITERARY NOTICE.

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SEaeriff:s Sale.
Pierce County Circaat Court.
A Ifrnd Dn,. &c Wm Z Ecrrnn

F2eFCet County CefCa2t .COnft. T
Alfred Day, VS.. VIM. b. Ferre1l.
% Y virtue of an execution issued from said
I'D court to ME diected and delivered inthe
above entitled cause. have this day levied
upon and taken all the right, title IN interest
which the said defendant has Of. in and to the
follow ing described real estate. to wit The
southwest quarter OF the north west quarter
of section FIVE, township twenty six, of range
seventeen, lying, being, and situate in the
county of Pierce and State ii Wisconsin which
Twill expose for sale at public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door of
the Court House in the city eff Prescott. and
county and state aforesaid, on the 25th day o.
October, A ID. 1860 at Two O'Clock i'll tho af
ternoon of said day, to satisfy said execution
and costs of sale. t.' s- Iii. t..t
Dated this Sth day of September, 1860, at
at the Sheriffs Office L.ti.. l'3} e...ri
n. Ii. p. "A MES, Sheriff of Pierce Co.
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PRAIRIE MILLS
RIVER ENAEES

of Freedom; that as Our republican MS
ers, when they had abolished Slavery in
all our national territory, ordained that
no person should be deprived of life, lib
erty, or property, without the process of
law, it becomes our duty, by legislation,
whenever such legislation is necessary, to
maintain this provision of the Constitu-
ton against all attempts to violate it; and
we deny the authority of Congress, of
Territorial Legislature, or of any individ-
uals, to give legal existence to Slavery in
any Territory of the United States.
Ninth: That We br nd the recent re-
opening of the African slaye-trade, under
the cover Of oVr national fac, aiI95 h.,
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Jane 4. Bdlkom, Plaintiff. """
eJl. against ,o..5 itr 81.
Hampton ". Bolkom, Defendant.
~ HE State Of " isconsin to the above nam
Il ell defendant =. 4 +#-+ mi s'
Yon are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint in this action. of which
a copy was led in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for the county of Pierce
aforesaid. nj the city of Prescott in said coun-
ty, on the 9th day of July 1860. and 10 serve
copy of yonr answer to the said complaint
OH the subscribers at their office in The city of
Hudson. comfy of st. Croix, state of " iscon-
sin, within twenty days after the service here
of, exclusive of the day of 81 ch service aud
if yon full to answer the complaint as aforc-
said, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demandcd. in the complaint
Witness Hon. s. s. N. Fuller Circuit
Judge, on this 18th day of July. 1860.
HUMPHREY IL WILSON,
reea aa Plaintiffs Ahorneys.