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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Five Hundred Beautiful Works Of
Art.

comprising valuable paintings marbles, psrIans,
lines, &c, forming truly national benefit.
IHs SUPERB ES6RAvISG, which very subscriber viii
receive, snIits1, "FALsrAFF MCSTERISG REcRCTTs
Is Ons Of tn. N ST beautiful end pOplisr engraving
ever iss1ei IN this country. IL IS dVns Steel fine
ttES and sipLs and - p.lntsd heavy plaLe D per
- oy IS i1cns-, ESing must choice Ornament IL
abe I"r the walls VI sIsr the library pror office.
It's subIt Is the Celebrated OF john FasIan
receiving, in Justice S-,slOws Oiice. The recruits
wiica have bsen gathered fof the dragged regirn
IL could not be furnished by the trads for
i've doiIars-
The Art Journal Is TOO well known to the whole
country 70 nssd communication. II Is magnifcently
illustrated mlglzins u Art containing Essays torie
Poems. Gossip, &C, by the very best writers IN
Ans lea
Tue Engraving is ssnt 70 any part Of the country
oy mail, with siety, being packed cylinder, post
age prepaid
subscriptions will be reosived until the evening Of
ths Sst VI January, 1851, at which time the books
vii clOss aud tho pr De given subscribers
NJ person Is resJrctsc 70 a single sabscs iption-
Those RENTING slo are entitled ~ I'VE Membership
and 70 o 9 extra engraving for their trouble.
SubseEp tOns from CaliIo MA the Canadas, and all
Foreign Countries, must 0e g so Instead s. IN or
der 10 deiray extra postage, etc.
FOR further particulars send for ccpy Of the ele
gantiy illustrated art Journal, pronounced the hand
s0z<st ndgd<fae IN A1zSricd- IL contains CataI que
OF Premiums, and numerous superb eng avings. Reg
ular price, s. cents PER number Specimen copIsS
however. viii Do 1t 70 thOse wishing subscribe on
rsceiJ. Of Is Gents, N stamps coIn. Address
c. L. Drk6Y, Actuary c. A. a.
nov17-n 646 Broadway, New York
SCOTT G0SS, Secretary ri Nashville, Tenn.
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Penmanship and Phonograpy.
BIR. DOLBEAR,

In Krkman's Buildings, corder Of Summer an
Union Streets,
rs now ready TO receive Pupils in the -
i above Branches. Ladies are taught
neat, easy aud flowing style Of writ ~ -
ing, and gentlemen IN free, bold and ~
rapid style. Pei from to 90 Yeas o. .1sv a.
taught in few lessons. Hours, to p. M, and
at night Pc sons from the country finish the
opportunity for people TO attend. Those who wish
join SIR. ID g classes should do So without delay
great practical utility Of Photography, shown by
following note from the Rev. !. 5. Hays, sugg SITS
Inquiry whether parents should withhold from I
children 50 great a blessing. Can the student who
ters college without IL be successful as the
can use il daily In the lecture room?
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1s6
Mr.. ]. W. DoLBEAR:
SIR;-The first lessons took from you some
Since IN photography, have enabled me 70 save
than two-thirds OF the lab n in preparing my sern
and have doubt il will soon enable me TO
three-fourths Of IL. have never spent time more
ttaby than IN its attainment, and feel perfectly
In recommending it to Ciergymen generally,
means by which a vast amount of time may be sa,
and that too with far less effort than generally
posed Its principles are few and simple, of easy
tannent and suited 70 the full oppression of ev
word IN the language, either for present per-
reat record.
Yours respectfully,
Pastor of the I'd Presbyterian Church.
Nashville, Tenn
II Clergymen would devote one week to It's alta
ment 1t would enable them TO save six times T.
amount Of time the first year
oeclS-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

~In consequence of some very wild
shooting recently done in our city, Ike Bow
Frs has opened Pistol Gallery on the cor
ner of Cedar and Cherry streets. Sd floor.
where those who anticipate little amusements
of that kind can have an opportunity of
learning the beautiful art aud he guaran-
tees that after very little practice you can
wing" your man every time. Open this
evening. NovlO-tf.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RaFPNaHs,
n lTICE.
FIR RENT.

LII orders for subscription TO the PatTiot for less
n than IL months must be accompanied with tha
CASH dec20-dtriw&yE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

GREAT observation-disclosures the most important Of
all the great medical discoveries of this age may be
considered the system of vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephaiic Pill for relief Of Head
ache and the of Quinne for the prevention Of Fee
vers, either OF which is specific whose benefits
viii be experienced by suffering humanity long after
their discoveries forgotten
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gpetial Aotites.
HORNS SILVER BANDi

THE ONLY PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED BAND n
THE CITY, will attend all calls for music both at
home and abroad, giving entire satisfaction or 10
barge. The Band is composed Of
Fifteen Perfor ers,
with complete set Of new silver instruments
All calls for nasic, for Funerals picnics, serenades
and jubilee vii be attended to promptly.
W. L. HORN,
Manager and Conductor,
apr2Ts1y Is South College ST.
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River News.

ARRIVED.
Dec. 24.-May Dake. from Paducah.
Minnetonka, do.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka. for Paducah.
John A Fisher, Paducah.
The river is falling, with sboat 6 feet water
on the Shoals.
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@- We are glad to see that we have the
rare opportunity again, to sell or exchange
our second hand clothes for the beautiful
stock of China, Glass Ware, Fancy China
Toys and Jewelry, which has been opened by
Nessrs. Oppenheimer & Wertbeimer, sue
cessors to Mr.. Bartchie. over the Store at
Hardy & Bros. La.
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Sc YEN EAR

The seven years Of unrivaed succeNs attending the
"CesnOp 3litan Art association"
have made It household word throughout every quar-
ter Of the ountry-
Cn1-r the auspices Of this popular Institution over
tlTss hundred tao1Hd koz>s have leaI ned 10 az re
eIate-5y b4aufIiul WI Ks OF their walls ana
choice literature their tables, the great benefits de-
rived fun becoming 4 subscEibzr.
Subscriptions are now bang received IN ratio IN
PARALLEL VIII that o. any previous year.
Term of Su Jscription.
Any person can become member by subscribing
tkTeS dollars, for which sum tEey viii receive
Ist-Ine iarge aud superb steel engraving 5oxss
inches, entitled,
.'FALSTlP MUiFERlNG HIS RECRUITS,''
2t-nns copy, one yea, of that elegantly illustrated
Magazine,
THE C0SM0P 0LITAN ART JOURNAL"
a1-FOar admissions, d.rIng the season 70 the
Cali ~ Of PAintiIgs. 5lS 9r a.Way, \. T."
In addition 10 the above ben hts, there will be given
subscribers, ErarultOuS
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Dec. Gap.
COTTON.-There WIS very cd demand to-day.
principally for better grades, but with little for
the low r O Iates as the sales wi show. The sales
OF up 1918 biles as fol ows; at at 8, at SIX
II a. S1 so at g. at OK, 81 at 81 10 al % a39 a.
9x 1s1 10, los at 1oX, 184 az 105S 261 at 10
at 107S, g. a. Z AMI 80 bales al lie.
III. rec ipts W re s4e baes After the close Of our
yesterdays report 49, bales were sold at 1J7zc.
Mobile Market.
MoBIK Dec. %.
Sales of cotton to-day 5000 bales Mddlings 81 to
10Lc. The market was firm.
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Your obedient friend and fellOw-servant,
j.. H
\ P. 81 had forgot 10 mention. YOn viii
please state that the rumor that had &c d q
frum my wife and family, and wanted my
wiie's property to secede with me. il wit h"ut
the slightest foundation in truth, as have In
wife-nOr. TO The best If my knowledge aud
bslief-any family. Yours as above,
That you received. for your Military Edi-
tor. communication with the names of
Aessrs. Harry and KEo Ihereunto attached,
is not to be for a moment Questioned. for you
have said so aud it is equally unqaesriona-
bic that the iirst-namrd Of these disIing ui-hed
gentlemen did not attach his autograph to
that communication. for he says so.
But must clUse. would cheerfully write
you several columns FOR publication, but
have MT time. as am on the eve of stirling
for the western shores of the Savannah river
to tes what the place that South Carolina Sc
eeded from looks like. The special train
which the Manag- OF the road have kind
ly rendered me 10 go out on is awai.iog me,
and must hastily subscribe myseii-but
before do so, i would reulark-no, don't
believe would either
Figuralisaly speaking, yours,
RRIcTs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

FACT WORTH KHowNG.-Spalding Cephalic Pills are
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whole Tickets $40; Halves SO Quarters SIS.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known
a8 All orders for Schemes Tickets to be address
ed to DON RODRIGUEZ (care ofCty Post Charleston,
So, Ca decI-td
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Friday January A.. 1861.
3 g 5000 ID O Il II n "A s
sorleo Eumero 64s 0rdinario
Capital Prize 100 600 Dollars.

Approximations 70 the 500 900, OF 5000 each !;
Of 400 TO so 900 Of 400 to 80 900 400 to 20 oO
of 400 to $40 600.
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lvE a Ek Es 1 n ID.

On the l 9TH inst, by the Rev. r. Kel-
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bellies, all of Co umbia county
In Sugarloaf, Columbia county, on Sun
day the I'd inst, by Montgomery Cole,
Esq.,, Mr.. JonN }, Hess, of Bloomsbury,
to Miss MARY A. LAUBAcu, Of Sugar
loaf Township, all of this county.
On the 9th inst, at the NJ, h. parson-
age, McEwensville, Northumberland CO.,
by Rev. Geo. Warren, Mr. j. W. MAR
SHALL, to Miss P1RMsLIA SWAN, both of
WatsOutOWn
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In B.oon,burg, on the l4th inst, Miss
CATHRINE NJ. KALER, in the 25th year
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In b oomsburg, on the 18th inst, Mr..
ABRAHAM TERwILLIGER, in the seventy
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In Bloosmburg, on the 18th inst AR
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and wife aged about 10 months.
In Brarcreek, on the morning Of the
18th, Mr.. ENos L. FOWLER, aged 3G
years and ! month.
In Philadelphia, on Friday the 18th of
August, VIM. G. Best, aged 80 years,
He was brought home and buried in Dan
vile, by his surviving brother, ALEX. NJ,
Best,
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Representative Conference.

The Conforecs from the several coun-
ties of this Representative District, met at
the House of John Decn, jr., in Danville,
on Friday the 14th inst.
On motion, Col. James Deegan, of Sui
Ivan, was elected Chairman, and Adam
0eringcr, of NJ ontour, Secretary.
The following gentlemen presented
their credentials and took seats in the
conference
ColumJia-W. T. Shuman, Alfred
Howell.
Montour = Adam Geringcr, Rob't Da-
vison.
Hon Geo. D. Jackson, Col Il.
JAS Dcegan.
Uyeming-C. D. Gearhart, P. W.
Rcdfeld.
On motion ofGoo D. ia ackson the Con-
ference proceeded to nominate candidates
for members of Assembly.
Mr.. Redfeld nominated Thomas Oster-
hout, Of Wyoming
Mr.. Howell nominated Col. Hiram r.
Kline, of Columbia.
On motion the nominations were closed
when on motion of Geo. d. Jackson, sec.
ondcd by Adam Gcringer, Col. Hiram r
Kline, of Columbia, and Thomas Oster
hout, of Wyoming, were declared the un-
animous nominees of this Conference.
On motion of Mr.. jackson it was Re-
soiUed. That the next Representative
Conference meet at Bloomsbury, on th,
second Friday of September, 1861, anc
that the proceeding of this Conference b
published in the Dcmocra tic papers Of til
Di.trct.
On motion adjourned.
JAMES DEEGAN, fh0trno".
ADAM GERINGER, secretary.
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Ncm mA0pcriiscnrnts,
fEH + STATE FAIR,
AT Tue WYOMING BATTLE GROUND.
sErrkNBEE 2jth 10Th, sith and 18th

PROC B4.MuE OF EXERCISES
Grand Cavalcadc of all the horses exhibition on
charge of Chief Marshal John w Geary Of GrGcnsburg
aud Assistant Marshas, Geo Hay of New York, bow.
man Bell Of Reading.
Procession OF all the Cattle exhibition in the horse
track at IL o'clock, NJ, under charge Of Assistant Mar
shals Charles DUrrauCc of Kingston L. B Harvey Of
Niikesbarrc, J. Butltr Coynghani, Of Wikesbarre.
an trntnH an1 paeing Horses for preliminary trial of
speed at O'clock I. NJ under charge of Assistant Mar
shas John stewart, Of lackawana, William T. Murray
Of Harrisburg Charles X. Enge, Of Busrtun Phiiada
Ata o'clock r. NJ The trial OF Fire Engines under su-
Charles Law, and the Chlei Engineer of scrnnton
The Committee On Trotlng Horses and Fire Engines
particularly request ID 10 be present the trials
tllrir respective departments,
Al tn jndges appointed who may be present or in the
tent on the ground al O'Clock T. M ior the purpose Uf
organizing.
Thc COMMITTEE of reception, consisting Of Col Dor
rance, Col Wright aud H. e. Drshach, wiil the
Sccrutarys office at n o'clock A. NJ for the purpose nj
receiving iuNrd guests aud del cations from other
Clctlcs.
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY, scp,enbor a7,h
Tbs chief aShals, Assistant MnrsIals aud Judg
cs,wiil meet at the Presidents Tent AT Ju'cock, A. NJ,
for tbs purpose Ut proceeding to duty.
d , At 10, \. NJ, n trial Of those
HAND FIRE ENGINES
,ha, are prepared to compete fol premiums
/ 8. At II O'Clock, 4. NJ,
GRAND CAvAl.CADE OF ALL THE HORSES
either in harness saddle, or led under the direction
the Chef MARSHAL
/. ntlI. o'clvtk \. Mali
TROTTiNG HORSES,
under the saddle, competing for premiums.
). At ia, I. NJ, all
FACING OR RACKING HORSES,
urdcr the saddle I harncs S. competing AZ above.
u. At !, T. NJ. all
TROTTING HORSES,
either single or double, in harness, as above.
:. At =, T. NJ.
a TRIAL OF A STEAM FIRE ENGINE.
from Philadelphia, is expected to play ~ minutes.
u The programme for Thursday and Friday will b
published : made Up by t, committee.
As much Inconvenience has been experienced by til
Society consequence uf horses being entered for pr,
mus, rcspsct worthy ana only for the
OF the CuInittru has been appointed consiSt
ui capt. Juhu Urluhar Arson Church ana Jamss nick
to decide upon such as are worthy of occupying sta
> and competing for premiums ami those not worthy,
their Judgment Will he charged one dollar Ray for
+ + uay left upon the ground
u j. $. rALDEMAN, President
\. q. lireIER, secretary.
@! l.un.
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Crincnlen'S Miuchre and Practica
Treatise on Book Keeping wih tie Kty.
We have before us copies of the above in
valuable publications, as revised and en-
largcd in the present edition, by S. II.
CRITTENDEN, Principal of the "Philadel-
phia Commercial College" and after cur
sorary examination of its contents, arc
free to bestow upon it our unqualified com
mendation. The elementary portion is
simple, clear and comprehensive, and so
gradually comprehensive that each want
and difficulty of the Student appears to be
successfully anticipated, while such def
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each progressive step, as to furnish the ba-
sis for further advancement. Every bust
ncss-man, should send to Messrs. L. c. 4
j. Biddle & Co No sos, Minor Street
Philadelphia, and procure copies of the
two works.
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SEPTEMBER %, 1860.

THERE will be preaching in the Baptist
Church text Sunday evening at early can
die light.
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4 THRoUGH TICKET TO CALIFORNIA;
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Fifth Grand Quarterly Disii ibuti6n
OF 100, 900 Articles Worth $500, loco,


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not To cUrrOdc IN any ink. Every BUSINESS man and
family should use the Goidcn Pen.
1c follow lit 81 UU 900 articles Will be distributed
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untl INFORM tn; purchaser which of the follow ing
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VIII sth.r he srnus the DOLAR and takes the GOODS
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