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a. New Novel;

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THE MOTHERsINsLkW. By Mrs. EMMA
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Character The book abounds OF intense Interest," the
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AN Saturday the cath November the undsned, the agent
OF Thomas MeCsnce Of Richmond Virgin will sell
public sale to the highest dder the premises credit o.
and f0- notes With approved security and lien
the land until the purchase money Il paid.
Seven Thousand Acres OF Land,
Known the Gascoek Lands lying in Warren county, Tsnne
each side Of the old road from MchinnV
VILE within miles Of McMnnVe, and miles Of
MCNinnye and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have divided into eighteen lots containing
from hundred hundred mbsrs and
Eatered BY Chaeys Greek which through the lands
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent water.
One Of the lots has It the handsome reosny
erectet ~ Col George Gaseoe and several OF the other lots
Improved The lands admirably adapted the growing
Of mall grain and the gspes and the raising stock and
fne opportunity saoded persons DESTROYS engaging IL that
business in healthy and delightful region % country
undoubted. llep2l-tE,tdsl W. BRITT0N, Agent.
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Great Ratification Meeting!
TO X a
JOHN Y. BROWNS
NO. Is Public SOUare

FROM -FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
GNOME one all, selling Groceries at per
above delivered free Of charge for cash Such
White Wheat Flour in 25, q and y pound bags
Also, Red Wheat, in Is, Is and 95 pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured HAMS
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup;
Sugar House Holasses;
Brown Sugar, Of q superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jafa Coffee, extra quality;
Laguyrs Coffee
Baltimore Rio Coffee;
Also, lot o! home made Willow Baskets, Of all for
sale cheap lEugl6l JOHN T. BROWNS.
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Salisbury n. C.. Angus, q, 'sO1d nSHl'O''


NTE daily receiving additions to our already full supply
w Of EaIIan Winter Goods. Wehaye ali the
latest les Of Shirts Stocks, CrGvats and Ties
We have quantity Gloves Gaunets Robes suPe
and all quStes Hosiery, both for ladies and gentlemen
Our stock OF UnderV complete, embracing all the
heaviest fabrics OF SILK and WOODEN suitable for tie approaching
season The goods will he sold coreFpondingy low rates
with the short crop j II. MCGILL,
sepl-u Cherry street. door from Union.
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MCLEAN q OLIVIE


application De made, in short time, will sell
mUdAting terms OTJy Acres OF Land, three miles
Corporation limits, Mil Creek opposite Mai COZ
Thss the most beautiful locations IN Davidson coJnty
About Cneha o. the land In timber the balance in cuvs
lion There premises comfortable cabins
Young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plsce my
self particulars. CHAs. n. " lNSTON.
Fnlvl
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NEW DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of II.
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for dollar, the whole eleven for two dollars
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Seminole Indians. By NEB BUSTLSE. Price IS cents.
Sea Waif: or, The Terror Of the Coast. A Tale Of
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HI.
Saul Sabberday; or. The Idiot Spy. A Tale of the
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Nv.
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vi.
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VII.
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a. A. S. DUVAL, a.
Drawing and Printing.
Notice.

EWTE have for sale several ne Residences city,
w OF them in fine territory Also slsrge Of uniu
proved lots in the city, Of them hney suited FOR business
purposes, and for RESIDENCES. We will sereas Bargains.
We have for sale Of
Building Sites in West Nashville, Broad. Demumbnns Mo
Marry and other streets.
ALsO-A very hns Totes In BOyds, Hynes and
Watkins Additions
ALsO-several very choice lots In Edgeasd
Walkers Addition and large Of Hardi1gs
dtion and McGaYook
lI FIN addition TO which have . very large OF
Country lots containing from i've twenty within from
two to three miles Of the city, asd the different pixies
Septl4-tf j L.. 4. ". BROWN.
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nLACKmAN Il GILLESPIE,
ISlcHoLs' CORNER
NEW ARD COMPLETE STOCK

nOuTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, NALISES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, Ladies saces and every
article usually kept IN our line
our good have cted With 70 10 the opinion Of
our many friends: We determined 10 exert
ourselves please all who may call upon US
-
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ONE OF THE Most POPULAR
BEEEVOLENT INSTITUTE
Is
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S

For the Treatment Of General and Private DiseaSes
On Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tenn.
THVHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician ana an oId
practitioner hon the old country. and heinE already afseu
in America with his fame established
10 the treatment Of dssperas eAs be despss 70 expose
his patients or to hunbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials
In private diseases the Doctor never failed yet cure
amOag 1t desperate Of Is years Standing ty had
been treated without and given Up b. nine Phy
clans; credible gentlemen testify these aassrsns
long practice large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
and this country made him familiar these dSeases
The Doeor IL eonVesant with the American, French and Ger
languages and sways ready tender hs advise and
vices with polteness, and discretion.
Persons at distance may have his advice and neeines D Goa
ulng him through letters nelong Zee AZ ieass - 70 Rosi
Box No. 55 Q1acB charge only 81 less postage stamps
only the they do not trouble themselves any FUR
y His family residence Is on North Market street.
sugI0-dkHsm.
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Fresh Arrivals.
VUST RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT FROM
ID Baltimore and New York.
SO hhds sugsr-all grades;
$50 bills refined Yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
800 bags Rio Coffee
81 bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
10 hlf chests Imperial and GuDPOwder Tea
81 six 10 boxes
~ hlf chests Black Tea;
* bbls New Msckerel
SO cases o. sters
100 Fire Crackers;
lg5 dozen Rrooms;
100 boxes German Matches;
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
50 boxes Ground Spices;
Which oaer together with great variety OF Goods in
line, the trade, very low for Cash.
LANIRR PHILLIPS co.
sepI4u No. 80, South Market ST.
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JUST OPENED

Our Spring and Summer Fashions together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths Cassmeres, Nessngs &C
- latest tnportOus which wall be ~ uAuAl
rior stye, sad 10 vhcb respectfully invite attention
C HARVEY CO.
B-AlEsys hand select assortment Of furnishing
goods. H-'"
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LwAYs keep veil selected Of nne goOdsln ourlins
n Of business, more especially
FINE COGNAC,
OF Old Vu.ase vssstabIbsd Brands AmOrg which
United Vineyard P-OPrIetOr's COgnac.
Fine Old sESazerac'' Cognac.
'sVaIIantIn'' COgnac.
OIL London Dock COgnae.
WhcE would esIshe particular attention
and hOSs who want pure article Of Brandy Tor medical P1
we'll EnoWn:A
Madame We. CT otPOnsardin.
The Genuine SIIeidheck 4 Co"
The Celebrated " Palma"
"GissIsr Co." Gold Label and White.
"Prinee Imperial" and ssveralOtherI.
Our Sherries and madOiras are une1ceptonabls
Geld" fi7s T6ls S4erry, Bro1OH and Golden Szrry V-
sa &Gr Sherry, de-, go
We always keep large Of Pure Robertson County
WHISKT
Zine Old Bourbon Rye and fs6 W1isEies; Pure Holland
Gin Scotch and English Ass London Porter and asinnsssesl
Our patrons have Two Hundred Thousand Cigars
very choicest HAYAEAs.
Our stock Of
TOBACCOS,
very extensive and cannot be e1csed In quality
give great the trade this
Ter direct and % avoid the bV ne sI
moFe market Our nne PGHeGk Rough and Rsddy and Flat
Plug Tobaccos from the virginia
have also good and common Tobacco Of State.
Amongst miscellaneous articles woad call attention 70
. good selection Of hne
GunPOwdeF,
Imperial and
Young HysOn Teas.
oOlong and PoWchong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters sok
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-n ARCHER OHEArHAM BROTHER.
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Afew Lots left for Sale.

will also rent, fer the ensuing year. upon long
the commcdioGs ling the Broad VSuxhal
Streets occupied by Hayes, ESQ, Apply ~
Cherry street, 10 J q Il W brown, or 70
Tuly %, 1860 SUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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mississippi River Plantation for
Sale.
rNTGHT iIss below Memphis In Arkansas, containing eight
bnndd aDd eighty acres hundred add fifty " GGVa-
ton Iarze new dwelling house and all the necessary hxturss
~ od Cotton Piantstion hundred and hfy old
ds.S5Ipg large young Orchard peaches aud apples II the
1-c6asS wishes sell the growing the place. con
s1ng Of $50 bales % cotton, and i've hundred
bSTrrsls Of Corn. Give possession Immediately
JANIS H. MERIWEFHER,
August "a, 6O-d2m Merohig Tenn
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For Sale.
OATS.

~ ROUND and unground.
NJ C0RN-around and ungronnd.
WHEAT-Ground and ungrOund. Ground Oats, Corn, and
Bran mixed great variety OF od for and BEAST for sale
st the Broadway Mills. D. DICKEY, Agent.
Sept2-u
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VI Ae premises " - IA1-9a'
Tefms.--0ne fourth cash when possession Is gyen ne re
mair three payments with interest," nom dAfe
The said land either be divided into two three Small as
sold in Persons wishing to Purcha PhFAey vii cal
authorized to sell between this and ne az o.
ale. NJ McSLOhs-
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FOr sale and TO Lease.

PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
Tor CITY pro- erty, the remainder Of my premises IN the
suburbs consisting Of we'll dwelling Of eight
large cellars servants ouse stables &C. and between eleven
and twelve acres OF superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about i've from the remainder Of the las
II desired These premises adjoining The grounds sold by
last spring a. Of about IS 10 pe foot less by half
than ground equal distance from the square, and equally
sTabe other respects selling being the occupied
formerly residence, and rented for the present year
Bostick, Esq, Also
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
HTIsING to make other investments, propose to sell
wv all Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated on the Franklin Turnpike within half Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This L. perhaps the commanding theyiciny Of Nash
Vile most desirable country residence. The house will
sold with y or - acres Of land TIE purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known as tha Sims Tract, situated smith Turnpike Old
Lebanon roar within three miles Nashville containing $50
reN soil good, il is veil and trbered
h. divided small tracts Of twenty UPWARDS su Of
hich are admirably sated for country residece gar
Ans aud dairy farms. Also, that
EAUEIETE FARM
~ same road occupied by T. c. ampbe and formerly
ned by Thos Harding, containing about 25C acres This
,acei . we'll need further description II will
80 he divided 70 purchasers T. McCsnpbel will show
tees places to any one who viii cal.
An the above property will be sold reasonable terms, and
a., a credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Amply A. V. S. Lindsey, Nashville, Of the IN
derSFnde, AhUS. Y: hcCAMPBELl,
Six miles Nashville.
}. A ACCAMPBELL,
Nash
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Yaluable Land for Snie.

NJ MCCLURE & CO., and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
w their valuable Tract 81 Land CHER term Of eopsrtnsr
ship having sxprea containing SOC acres five hundred Of
which cleared generally level the remainder mbered
has several springs Of running through hsd
90 acres we'll set in blue grass with much in clover. This
land not surpassed BY in the county and IL we'll adapted
70 the cultivation Of Cotton the raising There
tive good orchards and good building sites in desirable neigh
bohoOd lying In the valley Of Robnson Fork Greek in Giles
county, the road leading from CorneHTe to the Lynnvs
Depot, I've miles from each point,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings Oh Miss. River.
us6O NEW ARRANGEMENT. tIs8D
MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS Q. s. MAIL
PACKET LINE!
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and N. o, as heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGoMAR,
Capt A. Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. sIMoNDS, IMPERIAL,
Capt. F. Hicks. Capt. C. S Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
Can't bELF 4. ITyin. Capt PIT +. H h Newell
These connect at Memphis Railroads from that
point respective days Leave Memphis mmedSteY on
Tickets viii be sold by all Roads in connection with this
line their Tickets recognized as coed can AZ
arrival avoid delay at Memphis longer than
business pleasure REQUIRE For Igh1 or Rsisa apply
Gep'i rs Ag'ts, No. ,, Howard Row.
.spu3-d4m Agents, New Orleans:
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running on the 29d day July, in close connection WIN
and Savannah and continue during the business season.
Through time from New York. eight days.
Juy22-t f. W. COLE, Superintendent
Card TO Families.
NETE have on sale a fine Brett Carriage Soono-
w hand; One fine PhetOn Carriage, new U I
superior BarOuChe, second hand One large aInIIy
Carriage, second hand; Fine second hand Soa
All OF which will sold very cheap TO Close by
BENZ. T. SHIELDS & CO.,
sep2O No. q, Central Auction Rooms, College street,
Silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
OF THE
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larger sum, will publish your Card in Directory Btye
given below, in choice position in columns,
year, for FIVE DOLLARS ADVANCE.
Sample:
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delicious Aromatic Wine and the sVorts Beverage Of the
Tycoon and Nobility Of Japan in all Of Debility, Indge
ton, nervousness, &C.
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NEW ORLEANS BARBECUE

\ letter from French traveller in
An erica, published in Paris journal, Le
Sport, gives an amusing description of q
great barbecue held at New Orleans dur
ing the excitement which accompanied the
election of Buchanan, but somewhat "en-
broidercd," we suspect.
The democrats had organized their bar
bccue in the savanna Of the farm, between
the city and Lake Pcntchartrain. A gi-
gantic procession encountered Royal and
Canal streets. Every form Of American
cccentricity was here visible in force
Enormous p.acards, each containing one
letter Of the candidates name, were car
ricl IL single file flags, notices, por-
traits, Chinese lanterns, barrels Of pitch
to be fred at Dightiall, politicians and
journalists in carriages gay with ribbons
the latter being the real princes of this
home OF the democracyin dissoution-bands
Of music and columns Of men on foot, fol-
lowed in cne solid mass. Every man in
the crowd bore white ward, and hooked
his finger into the finger Of his reighbor in
siCa of fraternal union. A discharge of
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YALE AGRICULTURAL LECTUREs.-The pub
lie will be gratifed to learn that the novel
experiment of the Yale Agricultural Lectures
of last Winter was so successful as to induce
its repetition this Winter on more COM
plete scale The course will commence Feb.
5th, and continue through the month. These
lectures, which are of great value to the
whole country, and worthy the attention of
every cultivator, are given under the auspl-
ces of the Yale Scientific School, or Scientific
Department of Yale College, as a supplement
to its newly instituted course of practical
collegiate education, and for the benefit of
the public at large. A new and important
feature of this course will be its complete
illustration by specimens, drawings, models,
and animals Life-sized paintings of groups
from celebrated herds will be included in
these illustrations. The lectures on training
and breaking horses arc to be accompanied
by practical illustrations. The lecturers OF
last year will take part in the course, and
other eminent names, with variety OF new
subjects, will be added to tho list.
The expenses of the course are provided
for in part by subscription. The Lectures
are under the direction of Prof. John A.
Porter, who may be addressed for further
information, at New Haven, Conn.-4meri-
can l1ricutura',st.
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ANOTHER EXPULSION FROM TIE
SOUTH
pHlLADELpuIAy THREATENED WIN
TAR AND FEATHERS.
From the Philadelphia North American, Nov

From the Philadelphia North American, Nov. l..
We, yesterday. had an interview with 4
gentleman, returned on the same morning
from Georgia. His adventures for the last
few days have been rather exciting than
pleasureable. For the sake of handle we
call him Mr.. c.. Mr.. G. was engaged
as a salesman by business man in the inte>
rior of Georgia, and is well known in this
city-his place of nativity-as useful and
conservative citizen. In Georgia, it appears,
different opinion was formed of him by
some of the cdndiile Of the town in which he
resided.
Last week a committee of five rou5hs
called at the store in which he was en-
gagged. Scowling upon him, they impaired
the information that his presence in the
town could no longer be permitted, and that
in the event OF his remaining they would
not be responsible for his early deccase.
Mr.. q. was very much surprised. "Why,
SAID he, 81 am as much in favor Of Southern
rights as you arc. voted for Douglas, apd
ezerted my personal influence 10 secure his
| election"
"That makes no difference was the curt
reply. "You are Philadelphian, and you
must leave. Forty-eight hours hence, if you
are still here, you'll receive coat of tar and
feathers"
"But," demonstrated Mr.. c., "My rrin-
cipal is absent. l can't desert him in this
way. will not so till he returns, and the
man who lays finger on me shall rue it,
The committee took their departure, and
Mr.. G. armed himself. A friend aroused
| him during the night, and informed him
that a company Of ruthans were on their way
to assault him. He Immediately lett, and
made his way to Savannah. VIII it be cred
| tied that the ruffians, angcred at his escape,
| telegraphed to Savannah his description, as
an expelled Abolitionist? Such is the fact,
and on his arrival at Savannah, it required
all his ingenuity to make his way to the
steamer without receiving violence.
Mr.. G. arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, no longer a Douglas man, but decided
Lincoln man. But this isn't all the story
By the same steamer arrived gentleman
and lady, driven from Georgia By the SAINT
menaces. The gentleman had taken his v ia
there by the advice of medical men, that Pc
culiar climate being considered Of benefit Il
her They were quietly sojourning at {
hotel, minding their own business. when tht
same committee who had visited Mr. g., ais
gave them notice to quit.
The rufians thus acting, we understand
are the canoihe of the place, yet, Just a
present, their fiat seems to oyerawe tho con
servative portion of the people. In ncithe
of these cases were the banished parties tn
adherents of the Republican party, thougl
henceforth it will be hard to End them upol
any other side.