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CO.PartnePship.
VTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL HEREAFTER
j - so-partners, continue the practice & the
L., AUSTIN CORBIN,
GEO. s. G. DOW,
3. E. brown.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.


The Capacity of this hoad is nop eqaaf 10 ang
IN the Country.
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BILLIARDS AND TEN PINS!
IKE II WINS
Billiard and Bowling Saloon,

LAS become one Of the xed institutions Il our
! oity-and any persons ing quiet game
Of Billiards, or Ten Pins, can DO accommodated By
dropping in ct the corner of Brady and I'd streets,
down stairs. under Nichols Block. Try it.
jan 4-d6m
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DRUGGISTS.


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3 snFl1LE AID Chattanooga RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at i0i 8. "a; and as s. p. n.
Arrise az l2s g. ID. aud b p.
be-h tralns connect mt Stevenson Tor Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
liie niglt train from Nashville conncctat Chat
tanooga with The trains on the East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road
Both trains connect az Wartrace with trains
ON the Shelbyville branch
The day train from Nashville connects at Hul-
lahoma with tine train en- the NeMinnvile and
Manchester road.
The day train from Nashville connects at
Deeherd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama read for Salem and Eayetteville.l
TENNESSEE AND AIABlaIA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at s a. M. and $50 p. M
Arrive at 81 a, n and 6.Z0, p m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAnRoAD.
Leave Nashville al l:4S a. m, and 2.36 p. M The
morning train carries the NALL
Arrive at $751; a. m, ana $3.50, p m. 1.-THE evening
train brings the mail
EDGEFELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at ?, p. m.
ArfiV at 10 a m
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According to section 9Th, chapter 49th, Of the re
vised laws Of this city, which reads thus:-Bs It en-
acted, That the scholastic year of the High School
begin on the first Monday in September ofeach year
and close on the last Wednesday in June, there be
ing an ntermssiou of one week at the close Of the
first 1--WE months session" The present session Of
the city schools closes on Friday the 9th inst The
next session commences on Monday, the 9th Of Feb
ruary prox The Superintendent viii be in'his Of
flee, corner Of Broad and Spruce streets, during the
first week Of the session. to issue tickets of admis-
sion to applicants for the next session who have moi
been members Of the SCHOOLS the present session.
Eighteen hundred and ninety-two pupils-l0i.
boys and SlS grls-have been admitted the present
session, with an average whole number Of l.5lO.
Thirty-one teachers-ten males and twenty-one
females-haye been employed, located as follows: y
in the Hume School; II in the Haynes; in the Trim
bic; in the Primitive Baptist Church and in Lin
coin Hall, College HiH.
The schools are constantly open for inspe ,tion,
and the City Council, parents and guardians Of the
pupils and the community generally, invited to
visit the schools at their convenience The Superin-
tendent Is at his Office during the first school hour in
the morning daily, for the transaction Of miscella
Gus business being engaged in visiting the different
schools thereafter till evening which time he
be found at his dwelling, No l6 South Summer St.
By order Of the Board of Education.
NJ. H. HOWARD, Secretary.
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fosn witch mankind suffer over large part Of the
CLOSE IS The canseqaeste Of diseased action u tne
system, induced By the poisonous mssm OF vegetable
decay This ezhalalioh is q 0ted 5 The action 81 solar
neat On wet sail and sses with the Watey Vapof from
r. While. ihe sun u below Tie h1nzon THIS vapor
fingers near the earths srlce end the Fius Is taken
with & through the l Is into the bleod. There i acts
irritating poison On the internal giscdra and ex
cretng organs Of the lodY. The liver brc0mes torpid
and fails 20 secrce not only this 7us t also tie bile
from the blood Both the virus and the l2e accumulate
IN the circulation anil produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleent the ddneys and the stomach
sylnpatze with the liver and become lordered also
Finally, the instinct Of cur gla e u an attempt
TO eSpel the noxous Infusion concentrates the whole
blood e. the BODY In .he internal eVcletrcs TO force
them TO east it out The blood leaves the sraoe and
PUSHES to the central orgala with conaestVe violence
This is the CHILL. But in this EFFORT i is. Ten the
FEWER follows n which the blood leaves the central
ogs and rushes to the surface, as ID another effort
to exel the isiatng poison through that the7 great
excretcfvthe skin In Ibis also Il fails, and the sYs-
tenn abandous the attempt exhausted, waiting for tie
recovery Of strength 20 repeat the hopeless taucthor
day. These are the fits or plroxysns Of tEYER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII Of IN
dermine the health if it is not removed
I-f rs,e sd hrra
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From washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Thaddeus Hyatt, President
of the National Aid Committee, will, on the LIST o.
February appear before the committee in relation
to the disposition of the funds received by the Ir
bRe for the relief of Kansas in the fall of 1856
1t is now reported that the promised letter from
Senator Wilson cannot be found but the testimony
of Realf and Wilson himself to its contents will
probably be taken as sufficient. Dr. Howe, to whom
the letter was written, HAS been subpGnaed to ap-
pear He is not in Canada, and it is said he will
have no hesitation to appear and testify if wanted.
Mr.. GiGdings has never refused TO come here. He
has been absent from home a lecturing tour, and
the subpoena sent to Ohio for him did nOtreach him,
but notice Of the fact has reached him in another
State, and he is daily expected here.
WAsHNGTONI Jan. 2T.-Pomeroy and Army are here
cooperating with Parro5 to efecj the speedy adms-
sion of Kansas under the Wyandotte Constitution.
The principal reason that the Peruvian Govern
ment refuse to make restitution for the seizure Of
the vessels Lizzy Thompson and GsOrgiaHa, is be-
cause they were illegally engaged in the Guano
trade. The Peruyians suppose that Clay, the Amer
lean Minister, is personally interested in the claim
Zegarra, the Prussian Minister, is dangerously i'll
here.
The Treasury receipts last week were Sl,700,000,
mostly from customs. There is in the Treasury
subjecttO draft, about eight millions.
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Arrival or the Nteamer Nora scotln.

New YoRK, Jan 2s.-The steamer Nova Scotia
has arrived Portland with Liverpool dates Of the
llth.
a Paris dispatch says the assembling Of Congress
is becoming more doubtful every day.
The Opinion National believes that if Italy decides
for the connection of the north and centre Of the
Italian Peninsular England would gladly, and France
eagerly accept the combination, provided Savoy and
Nice be restored to France.
The Opinion thinks the Cabinet at Turin would
not object, and that neither Austria, Russia,
Prussia, have the power right to intefere, and
says this combination is seriously entertained by the
Governments at London and Paris.
The London NerS says there is no reason to com
plain of the manner President Buchanan deals with
the general relations between the United States and
England
lTALY.-The Prussan Ministerial organ gives up
the restoration of the Grand Dukes impossible,
and thinks annexation to Sardinia is the next best
thing.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Lord Cowley has returned
to Paris. He represents that WalcWskis retire
ilant materially facilitates the relations between Oh,
Eaglish and French Cabinets
Count Lullesnand appointed Charge D. Affairs ai
interim at Constantnople
The appointmentof Mcmahon to the command
Of army ct $4,000 in Italy IS regarded rs a sign
Of lfarlize complication.
PAsis--bi0ur, prices are easier but quotations
are unchanged kentes 6e francs Is confines.
Madrid The Spanish advanced towards Lutean
without resistance
General seabala has recovered from his sick.
ness.
Two thousand Cavalry and 2.000 Infantry Of the
M0ors attacked the Spaniards on the fourth at Val
ley Negro The Spaniards dispersed them with a
small loss. The whole SPANISH army are eneamped
North Of Negro Valley. meeting no opposiuoh in
the mountain passes. The army in Africa viii be
considerably increased
The Pope alarmed at Walewskis retirement, as
sembled the Sacred College and declared that he
would suffer exile and martyrdom rather than fail
in the mission entrusted him by God
France supports Piedmont's protest against the
enlistment Of foreigners for the Papa army and
against the Introduction of the Anstrians into An
coma.
The Theatres IN Venice are closed on account Of
the political demonstrations.
Genoa letters speak of the possibility Of hostili-
ties in Italy.
1t was believed that the Papal troops reinforced
by Austrians would enter the Legations, in which
event, Sardinia would send forces to aid the Roman
insurgents
The King of Naples is largely increasing his army
AUSTRIAN etternich is requested to State to the
French Cabinet that Austria would not enter into ne
gotatons except the basis Of the Villa Franco or
Zurich agreements.
CHINA--Part of the English troop have left India.
Jung Fahdor is operating against the Terai rebels
AUSTRIA The5pepIe openly speak of the proprie-
ty of selling Venetia
The Gazette dc France has received first warning
from the Minister Of the Interior
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From New York.

New York, Jan. 27-The Tribune's Washington
correspondent says the Southern Opposition viii
hold caucus to-day for the purpose Of deciding
upon their future course. Nearly one half are dis
posed to effect an organization by a demonstration
for some candidate on the Republican side in de-
ference to its large plurality, but it IS doubtful
whether the responsibility viii be taken.
The Commercial Advertiser Of this evening says
that private letters from Washington assume that
an effort is being made to obtain the unanimous con
sent OF the Republicans to change the candidate and
to unite the vote upon Corwin Mr.. Z. Joy Morris
and we are further informed by gentlemen who are
on confidential terms with MessTs Briggs, Adrian
and Riggs. that these three members would vote
for either of the gentlemen spoken Of for a sub
stitute for Mr.. Sherman
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WILLGAm ". KNOX,
DUCK RIVER.
AdmInIslralorls -

NINNNa30 IlLII0 ULW o IIN"II I-Na
sWTEh Ii store HouFBon and 8Fe WhisHY,
w ayus old whisky tEi years ago. pure and pa-y
ane fnaaal rFTEYDTr a. SMITH
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Foreign COmmercIaI.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. llPer Steamer Boga Scotiaa-C Cotton
Sales Of three gays $1,000 bales Of which spectators
Porers took 600 bales Market quiet steady Holders
fer freely cut show disposition to press sales BrhadstuG
have declining tendency Provisions DALI Maneheler ad
favorable closing quiet but steady aud firm for cloths
andyarns. dull declined el9?7s Wheat dull prices
easier but quotations unchanged Red 9d9O White 9s559
lIs5d. Corn dali, Yellow 3932s Lard dull but
generally unchanged Sugar and Coffee steady
LoNDoN-Breldstus firm Sugar buoyant There rumors
OF a probable advance in Bank rates
Later By Telegraph to QssHst0'oHEsmated sales Thurs
day 5000 bales Of which spectators and exporters $500
bales, quotations being barely maintained BssdsuGs dull
sales unimportant. Provisions dull.
LoNpoN-The discount rates is unchanged Consols g5 95
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Congressional.

New YORK, Jan. 27.-The Tribunes Washington
correspondent says that Sherman has called a con
ference of his friends at He proposes TO with
draw if another candidate can be elected. The cor
respondent thinks that Pennington will be nomi
mated Smith will be dropped by the Democrats
and the Americans allowed to select a Democratic
candidate.
The Times correspondent says the chances now
favor Corwin's election on Monday.
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c0TT0N-sales to-day OF $50 bales q 98l035
NEW oRIElfs Jan 25-Cotor-Iifer was good demand to-
lay With sales Of about 1850 bales prices beiug without aay
.hanre 81 mament.
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cmEROKEE REmEDY.

ENTE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant delicious syrup compounded from Nature
Reedies-one which will speedily and permanently cure
you compounds heretofore used, with all their nau
and facilitating effect together with the loathsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures Specific for Gonor-
rhea, G Gravel, Structure, FiuOr Abus Whites in Fenae)
Of the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases by
after all other preparations have aed and IS one
Of hest msrCes to offending manl Instances could
produced Of It's effects which woCd sagger credulity
The preparations heretofore used have faed but
this has instance been known 10 fail Happily for
kind the Governor OF the world Father who ac not
70 kill but 10
In mercy appoint Medicine there dreadful diseases
which quickly flies all parts Of the system, attacks
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage
admirable s it rest untt has completely expelled II
from the body aud restores the unfortunate patient to former
health aid vigor.
This Bemedy" strikes the very root Of the disease its ten
dency simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which it depends.
? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE is the entire ab
Of all taste smell It lay in the count
the toilet table without being suspected as
"Remedy" Tor secret diseases.
III treatise Veneal diseases, with full directions Tor e
permanent cure accompany each bottle
II ? Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers IN ed
cines. POTTER & MEkWlN, Sole PTopretors,
ST. Louis No.
Sold in Nashville at wholesale By Berry Demove and EW
ing Pendetoni at retail by Henderson, and al Dfu
gists everywhere. dec4-dtWS = iy'lns-le-
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The Nova scotia Telegraph company.

SACKyrLE. Jan. 27--The election of the Nova
Scotia Telegraph Company yesterday resulted in
the complete overthrow of the news spectators
ticket and vindcation Of the course of the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company and Associated Press.
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UNION
COAL AND Oh COMPANY

Chartered by the Legislatures Of Virginia ana hueAyJ
RE prepared TO furnish any quantity Of their superior
n NASHVILLE COAL OlLS-both Burning ana Lao ieAt
ilg manufactured from pure Camel Coal and 1rdfao 70
NC equal % any Coal Oils that produced.
DIR ECTORS:
SIaLitS q CCous President; james Barbour,
NJ. le' D. flckett, Vice PTes't: Marcus A. Finch
6eorge w. Co1us n A $500 eeq,,st.rv
n, Maysville Coal OlU is the trade mark OF the Union
IN w COMPANY and all persons are cautioned against
using 1 sad trade mark for Other oils
,i5 dressed Union Coal and Oil Company Mays
''-A'' WIZ receive prompt attention. jan9O-t2wins
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Markets by Telegraph.

Nrw YORK. 2snoonFlour dull, 5000 bales s5
G5.OJ. Mess Pokr 1857 9I7. Whisky 94k.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. e5Cotton, sales to-day $500 bales,
quotations unchanged. Sugar 6s97k Ness Pork sI7759
IsI2%. Lard lOk.
CINcISNAT, Jan. q, EvenngLaId is held at l019 Flour
firm, sales OOs bb a55o9555 Thsky sales 1900 bbIs II
aO5k92O2t.
NEw YORK, Jan 2s EveuingCotton dull sales 1900 bales
Mddling Upland including 500 bales Ia ransiU. Corn
500 bushels aO9S2 Mess Pork, 1850 bbls.
SI7.OO9 SI7.25 for old, and SI7.s7Jz9sI8 for new.
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Ayers Ague Cure.


which neufralizes this ualaEious poison in the bloed
and stimulate the liver 30 expe it from the body. As
it should, 70 does care this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it does more, OF ratLer does
what is Of more service to those subect 20 this infection.
II taken in season It ezpes it irem the system as 1t IS
absorbed and thus keeps those who use i nee rom ITS
attacks keeps the system IN health although exposed
70 the disease Consequently It nGs ony cures, bur
protects iro, tie greet variety Of elections which are
induced By tbs malignant influence, such as heittent
Fever Cnih Fever Dumb, OF Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, OF Bilious Headache Bilious Feyerss Neu-
Ialgla, rheumatism Gout, Blindness Ioothaehe, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma, Palpitations Painful Affections
OF the Spleen Mysteries, Colo, Paralysis and Painful
Affections If the Stomach and Bowels, al Of which,
when arising from this cause VIII be found TO assume
more OF less the intermittent type. This " AGUE
CURE removes The cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompishes by stimulating the excretores
to expel the virus from the system; and these organs
By degrees become habited do this their office Of Their
accord. Hence arises what we term aeclnatatisn.
Time may accomplish the same end but often life IS not
long enough, is sacrificed in the attempt, while this
"AGUE CUB does Il at once and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is surer as well as
saer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the masmatc Injection than any other which
has been discoveries and it has sn another important
advantage to the public which is that it is cheap as
we'll good.
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Collision at Sea.

New YORK, jan 27.-The ship Young America,
! from New Orleans for New York with a cargo of
molasses, was considerably damaged by collision
| with an unknown vessel She was brought to Mas
sau by the wreckers and the salvage settled for
/ $780,
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OFYICEs FOR RENT.-Several rooms suitable for Of
fees sleeping rooms. in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUILDING. can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply to ". +. COOPER or att the Office Of the
UNION AND AMERICAN to TEos. s. MARR
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ST. LOUIS Jan. 2S-The river is receding with
feet inches water to cairo. The Missouri river
is open to St. Joseph
LOUISVILLE, JAN 2S--The river is falling with 6
feet inches water in the canal.
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The RAuRoAD.-At last we are able to announce
the completion of our Railroad to Chis place, the
main track was completed on Wednesday last, and
the switch and tuFn-tabe are now in course of err
ection. We have been informed by the President
that the Passenger tram will commence regular
trips from this place next Monday, leaving here at
I - o'clock. A. NJ and returning from Nashville
at - p NJ. For the present there viii be only
one train per day. Under this arrangement the
passenger may go TO Nashville on the morning trau
spend 4 or > hours there, and return on the same
train in the cyening.-Ptda CHi-u
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CITY NOTICES.

FEN1ANsHIP.-Durlng the vacation Of the Public
Schools pupils can attend Mr.. DoIBEAR's Classes
morning and afternoon, and if they choose com
plete their lessons in one week.
Photography taught as usual If
PuEIc LEcrURE.-Prof J. SKINS will deliver lee
ture upon his interesting science Phosiognomy. on
Monday evening January Both, at Odd Fellows
Hall The lecture viii be illustrated with life size
paintings and engravings Of distinguished charac-
ter.
At TIE close Of the lecture the Professor will
read the characters of several persons CHOSEN by
the audience.
Admission fifty cents. Medical Students half
price. Door open quarter to seven; lecture to com
mence at seven and half
GRAND OrERArc CoxcEEr.-We are pleased to
learn that the Paroii OperaI Troupe will give
general operate Concert at Douglass Han, on
Tuesday evening next The nall has, we UNDER
stand, been re-arranged so to seat comfortably
the entire audience. The pieces for the evening
will be selected from the best Operas With the
hold that Madame PARoDI and her troupe have on
the admiration of our citizens we prophecy great
success for them. We learn that seats may be Sc
cured and tickets purchased upon application at
MCCLUBE's music store.
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attorney general.

We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYWOOD,
ESQ., as a candidate fo2 the Office of Attorney Gen
eral, Tor the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election next May.
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Roo,Is FOR RENT-Some of the most comfortable
rooms in the city, are for rent this year, in the
UNION AND American Block Call on Mr.. MARR at the
office
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LEAvENwoRrH Jan. 2S.-The Pixies Peak express
company have decided to run a pony express be-
tween LeavenwOrth and Sacramento making the
trip in ten days time The Utah Iuail service is al
tered back to monthly.
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- CamsioE.--The articIe o

~ CauiiOn---Thc article of
GbA=1s-SS Whisky so we'll known "Daly's AFRO
matte Valley whke, has established areputation universal
as renders it difficult Forte manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This the result Of persevens energy in its intro
ducon sustained BY determination adopted st the outset and
departed from, that It's original purity and
unrfvaIed excellence should continue to the end.
The common fate attendant upon all such successful efforts,
has ovsn the manufacturer It is initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
iposors AID inferior and spurious ARTICLES palmed OF upon
community, great denent Of the public as well as
injury manufacturer both in emoument and well earned
rpue. Every made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label by peculiar shape OF The bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon y rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those Lo possess It, by having been vcimized or Otherwise
protect the public and myself by prosecu'
ton the utmost Of the Law. The genuine Days Aro'
matte Valley Whisky put up cases y bottles each with
LIGHT yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax, With the pro-
prieors stamp wax smile signature Of The pro
urisio on the label All articles limitations.
~ Consumers dependupon getting pure ertele when
they buy Valley Whisky, it is sold by the bottle an in case
only WI, Il; JAIL,
epaI-dsm Sole Proprietor.