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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
FOR

sszsze DR.. KING, formerly Of New YORK., 70
80 - the last four years Of Louisville, Ky.
and who has devoted his attention;
the treatment OF private diseases for 30 years latter
himself, having attended 70 practice Tor 30 man,
years. and cured 50 many thousands, he In enabled 4
cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter hoz
bad they may be from injudicious medical treatment
or from neglect OF their own. Or. Kings Dspenssry
No 20 Desderck street between Cherry and Square,
ecood story, where be eurf1 al diseases Of private
nature.
eonorhea cured without naaseous medicines or h.
difference with business.
Structures Of old recent date, edectusy cured b
q few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be eu,oyed5
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under.
minee the constitution SO much.
Syphilis, with ell the diseases Of the Ekfn, growing
out Of neglect or bad trestmeut, can be e6sstualy
cured In few dsys.
Sess1al Observation-Disclosures ettertlon having been
given 80 this disease and al the consequences growing
out Of IT, brought IN many By the destructive
hablts Of irocnsidersse youths and excessive mdui
genoa Of the passions, negiect q which VII undeT5
mine ths constitution, rendering the subtocs unit TT
business or society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be Aboring With any dif5culty
the Womb may rest assured immediate reie<
Psrso1s residing abroad, By writing and stating ths
ease, Nth sfse sneoeed, drect - d. = Krs, No -
Desdztck street., Esshv{ne, Ieus-, WI ertSe u7cae
ssYy msdtatnss rent % fhe6 szdrzsS- Cdke hoo
uts O'Clock n Tia moTnhis rntd eh ne evening.
Eiyfe-fsdkwfy
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. 's-'A EDIToRs Il was ioEcibly Impress
:, stsns remarks made BY one of oar hon.
orable Councilmen on the introduction of q
bill for the safety and protection Of the city,
on Thursday evening Isss. This bill pro
police force Of sIl the citizens be-
sen the ages of Is and IS. to guard and
,.otect the lives aud property OF our citizens
,hs incendisri-s that are now in our
and to swear each number OF said
police 20 be true TO the cause and interests
Of the Confederate States, and 10 permit
none to be guard, except those who would
subscribe 10 this oath. he declared that the
exigencies and dangers that now surround
as demanded the passage OF the bill that
no msu ought 10 be elected to office, or en-
lloyed in any duty, that was not true
friend to the South that, go help him God,
that he would not serve in any body with
men who advocated views detrimental to the
interests of the South. This. believe, Is a
bout the substance OF his remarks on that
point. They made strong impression on
my mind of the necessity ard Importance in
all Of our elections 10 select none but faithful
sentinels to guard our interests to put no
man In Office whose position Is doubtful, or
who sympathize with the old Union and
hopes TO see its restoration. If he is Uni
onist and sympathizes with the invaders OF
our soil, and would rejoice at their success,
cast him aside as unworthy Of the trust. No
Unionis. is qualified morally or otherwise 10
Gil Offices of honor or trust they may be
clever gentlemen ia private life, but their
political morals are bad. And there are also
another class who are Southera in their feel
ijgs and sentiments, but seek Offices merely
fis the spoils, for the accumulation of wealth
sSthe expense and injury OF their country.
These, $50, should he avoided, and should
not be tlnsted in any place of honor or pro-
ft. Let the people in the selection of men
. represent them in the City Council, the
LegislatI Ne, Congress and other departments
Of Cover knt, be careful in the character
of their SCENTS and let their agents be care
ful in the selection of men in carrying out
The different departments in their respective
spheres. Let them be true and loyal 70 the
South ia word and deed. Xxx.
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important 20 Fax Payers.

CoLLRcros's OTTfcs
Sssnvule, Dec 18th, 1861.
the tsx payers tie city OF Nashville ao,Ired
tnat the for .sei for the benefit of the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, has been lowed By the
City Council and the books placed in my oaes where
payment may be made.
Corporation Tax payers who have thos :sr pesIecsea
settle their taxes for hs present year earnestly
:luested to call and pay without delay they viii
a ,seby costs and interest Longer iaduEgenc,
sApot be given, without injury 10 the public.
A. NELSON,
4ecs-In Collector City Han
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ion of gzE. Besides tbs, Great Britain may
DO what Te think aha efght 10 have acas
io1z ei1ee. protest aEsiEst the blockade. and
destroy II II 1t be cot FsmoSed by The FEEDER
al GoYernm ut. So l. will he seen that she
IL no! without oshsf esuses Of war, even If
IL be true tba. her de nands sith reg ,rd TO
Mason aud Slideil ara not complied WITH
One thing is certair--that II an excuse be
needed, that excuse will be found. Wars
have been entered icto by the British Gov
eminent on far less proFocs ton than haa
been afforded By the Federal Union.
Ifit has been determined to surrender our
Commissioners and to apologize for the act.
1t Is difficult TO conceive of lower depth OF
infamy than that TO which the once proud
United States will have descended. To the,
capture of these gentlemen that Government is
pledged by its own most authoritative sane
ton We need not recspitulate the evidences,
as it has already been given. But although
humiliation seems to be something OF which
the Federal Administration appears TO b3
entirely iusensible, this last act ought 10
damn 1t not only 'ic The eyes OF the whole
world. bus il ought to lose its own seif-re-
spect, Ii indeed il ever had any.
The esgerness with which Great Britain
seized upon the Trent outrage shows the ben.
Of her inciinations. We are willing 10 be-
lieYe that she cherishes the honor of Der flag.
ana reels senslDiY any 1nolguity offered 20
it. But the London Times, although il tries
TO be fierce about it, aud fiosliy driveis Off
Into nonsense, admits that there are other
causes OF complaint, involving the interes: OF
England more than this last affair does her
honor; and the London Chronicle comes ont
boldly and declares the seizure of Aessrs.
Mason aud Slidell, coupled with other things,
makes the present Situation" uncomfortable,
and proclaims that the conduct of the North
shows that it is, ia every respect, without
either scruple or policy"
We conclude, therefore. that whatever
course may be pursued by the LiDcOln Adj
minislratiOn, "the end is not YET" There
is no difficulty in finding excuses for a var,
if II is the interest OF foreign powers 20 do
So We believe that il is their interest, and
re believe moreover that the excuses are
most ample and sufficient. There are causes
enough. We will maintain our indepen-
dence without foreign aid; but Il is very GER
tain, we think, that neither Great Britain nor
any Of the other leading powers of Western
Europe will stand the nonsense of the de-
mented Administration st Washington much
longsr.
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AN ACT
For the Prevention and Extfnguish-
menr OF Fires within the City OF


SIC. IL. Be Il enacted, That If any person or per
sons shall fire any GUY or PsroL cast, throw FIRE
any sQuib rocket cracker other combustible fire
works, within the Corporation limits, every such per-
gum of I've COLLARS and If a slave, he, she they
shall receive not less than i've more than twenty
lashes. And il any person persons shall vend,
manufacture give away, deal in have in his posses
any squb rocket, cracker, powder or other COM
bustble Dire works within the mi;s Of the Corpora
ton Of Nashville for the purpose of dsposng of the
same to minors slaves, every such person. for
every such offence, shall forfeit and pay the Of
twenty dollars.
C. u. HAYS. Recorder
eco2o-2- r B. CHEAIHAM, Mayor.
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Committed TO Jail.

ar payicsoR county, as u ernz 0sy, negro
~ ~cunan, who Gays her rams = FiNSf. sad bs.
icogs 70 Be1isiain Eo6en D;ron o2caiy. Tenn. said
woln8n is about % gears cid, gsst Eches high
weighs 1So 0 rs POINTS, copper coio-. shs says
ahe formerly belonged 10 jch.1 AnderseE Ibe owner
pay charges rs tts a!fa IS fais the a?th day {:
December, 1881 ~ Il. FUNSTON
dsc23-t3t. Tailor a. Es5hviIe, Tenn-
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Prom the y, o. cresesnt.J
fsagland and she United stat.

fagiand and the United States.
Tue news from the North yesterday with
reg d to the surrender of Aessrs. Mason
,a,d Sliden was Of a somewhat contradictory
.aIaracter. First, il was reported that the
jYeoln Administration had taken the back
y =, and bad determined to deliver these
fkiemen to the English agent. Next, 1t
I'd raid that IL was all mistake, and that
y niuistration, standing upon its digni-
- a = refuse TO accede TO the demands Of
30 Britain, and defy the power and re
= sment of that nation.
These conflicting statements kept the
vhoie community Ia q ferment, and nobody
knew what was the truth. Bets were even
made on one side andiihe other, and high dis
putes occurred as to the reliability OF the
adverse dispatches. For our own part, with
cut diecrediting either or believing either,
NE Believe tha. the result will be about the
san In the long run, whether the Federal
fEo<ernment has changed front or not.
4 :he demand of Great Britain be COM
Jsits< and Aessrs. Slidell and Mason
~ delivered mp IL does not necessarily follow
Ia shereby all cause Of disagreement be
tvsf the North and England will be re-
ncstd. II the latter choose to do so, she
ean}svs ample excuse Tor armed interfer-
en9in fhs American quarrel, outside the
insznity offered her flag by the kidnapping
ct the Confederate Commissioners. The
Lc,son Times, which has been exceedingly
fiisus In Its language, and has never pro
IA hcsd In favor of our recognition, says
|k Anctly 10 one OF Its latest Issues that wewill
II ffecoenized "when the proper time comes"
kf.tbs' line, 10 proceeds to say, will be
"a ave shown our ability to maintain
II .. Nothing will be easier,
I'D 4sfxngland to say that the time
ais q rand proceed st once 10 rsoog.
9 .fAiuz that chs United ststes Gov.
a. bss announced would be desiars-
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Committed to Jail.

az DsT idSon county, as Runaway, negro
" ETo0sn, VITO says her nsn1e Is MARGARET, and
that she belongs to Ishsu VIM, ChTistisu COUNTY
Kentucky Ta.3 woman is about So years Old feet
inches high, weighs i35 or 40 pounds, complexion
black and has los: ono OF her lower front teeth. The
owner Is requested 10 como forward, prove propty
and pay charges ths ls0 directs. This the s7th
day Of December. 1851. Nh II. FUNSTON
cec25- TAILOR Of Davidson CO. Teza
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4 CARD.

ae ate Pave to say to the public that the
'" Rem ., detailed from my command, who
tx soduty at the building burned on the
81, the I'D inst, were at their posts
July performing their duty. After
a<gation of the cause OF the Ere be-
s aconmanding officer of this Peat, |
IL I'd that it was impossible foe the
We known anything that was go
Il. sansile OF The house, rs they were not
: permitted to enter the same. No sentinel
from my oommsDd is allowed inside, bat
their 6rties are altogether outside OF the
bail TO be protected I ain sure the
sat - this occasion are entirely blame
fezs. J. 81. HAWKINS,
Gomd'g Battalion, Nashville.
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Ek4DQCARIRRs fsT Bar. CAVALRY.
Camp near Monticello. Ky,
na@N-hor 1851
scc2o-2-

reward OF $50 each viii be paid FOR the apprehen
sion and delivery to the military authorities OF the
city OF Nashville OF the following members OF the Bat
talon: Nike hays, Horatio witty, James jackson,
Crockett Rhodes, Vim. Hutchinson, Vim teee, and o
teamster, James Newlsnd-
There others who absent and have been re-
ported 20 headquarters Lieutenant Calvert VIII re-
port himself With the absentees he sent Tor i'm
uediateiy-
BY order OF Lieut.. Col. = n. HcSATaT,
+. II. BLACkAAH, Acting AnI't and Major.
dar2olR.
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House for Rent.

4 BRICK Dwelling, situated on Cedar Street. coz
n taining seve1 rooms, tso-story, kitchen snd
suoke house With SE scres ground attached, good
spring and convenient 70 the business portion OF the
city, for Te1t the ensuing year reasonable tsruas
Tor fuFhor particulars enquire 81 this Office O. 90
the Eeyenus Ce.le-ctoT, S0cth Sad Market House
Dec II. 'GI.
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Committed to the jail

nF Davidson county, = runaway, December Is,
~ 1851, o7gTc md |hc SeTs ID nc = E1z1n1
ssd belongs - Duncan Sarr, o. CIsTksT1ie- Said
eoy 5 about - years Old weighs $50 or 60 pounds,
tees OF inches high. complexion black. iae owner
& requested 20 come forward, prove property and
Eag charges t-a law directs laIs the 18Th DAY o.
December, 1861 vi. Il, FCSSToS. Is.ioe,
GerIo-inL1 at Nashville Tenn
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Fifty Dollars BountYt..

VOLUNTEERS Foz IKE WAR-To be attached to Colo
mel JoHS C. BrRcH's Regiment. Good arms aud eve
rything furnished allowed By the Regulations Apply
at No 3, Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
dn-25-Im
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Call at the Insurance OFFICE of IT. J
MARE, on College street, If you wish your
property insHred in old and reliable South
m Insurance Companies.
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For Rent for1ss2.

The elegant store-room on Church street,
,econd door from Vine, now occupied by
hf. CoEEzI as Confectionery Store. For
Al iculars apply next door TO the premises,
'st this Office. [decl2 II
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Farm for Sale.

/ HAYES tine farm for sale, Immediately on The
Il Northwestern Railroad, within few hundred
yards of the depot and Kingston Springs containing
about $50 aros, bout half OF Il IN good state OF
cultivation the balance well tioheTest: 90 pIen-
ty OF never 3Siing water. the young orchard; swo
good sItIstiebS fcr family reaidsnces both ve com
t0EtaDe dwelling ard al! Necessary 9rt houses. VIII
be sold together divided 20 sHit put chsSers, on
liberal forms. Far farther particulars address the
undersigned at kingston Springs.
dec2i-2~ GEORGE 3 Wfs0pT ARD.
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Tract of 90 Acres-Land.

DURsUAST TO decree Of the Cn&neery Court 81
L Nashville, In the case Of A Goodiet, Admir- -
Robert Goodiet, deceased, 70 Campbell sax
oihers, viii sell at the Court House u Nashville -
Saturday, January 4;h, 1862, tract Of 90 q
Land, near Min Creek and Lebanon Turnpike, easst
four stles foss ASS etg, aud part q the CarnpSe4
place. being the sold the late Roser: Goodies
by " G " Campbell
TERMS: and years credit with Interest, ana
without redemption, purchaser 70 execute notes Wa
approved srretes, and lien 20 be retained.
decl&-td J. E. GIEAYR3, C. . n
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4 letter frou Carlo to The CiBcinraii Coua.
nnerctsl sss. the rxseis have sgnk sco#s and
wharf boats, loaded win rock. Ia he chan
oei of The liver az Colpnbus snd that
they hare chain cables stresched across the
river a0d have subnarins batteries plac-
ed IN the deepest past Q, the river, 30 10 fred
Of by galeanic hattefies
a. trial CT gio boats at Mooud Ci,g On
Saturday. at distance of FIVE hundred and
sixty yards, s~o balls took effect. making
slight indentaIons, aud starting the riejrs,
but did aot splinter ete wood bshind the
iron.
The British Governments are absal ssDi-
ing non-oomnisqIoned ofhceti 70 Canada 10
drill the militia.
RIcaaoNp, Dec 2s.--The London Post
says the chance, ara now against the pro
osb billy of war, az Napoleon has oftred bis
services q. mediator.
Gen Scott's letter published IL LONDON
asks a discussion Of the legal poius involved
In toe Mason and Siidell affair, and says !.
Is led time TO rovise thu lay in relation
10 Eeatrair
L.zssRrooI. Dc. IL e-Coltoa b fissner with
"a advance Of established. Sans of the
week &C, 600 bales. speeulsters ~. Mid.
ding Upland fos 4 -
Foreign Markets..
LIYEafooL, Dec. 1&.-Per st>51tT PeTst1.--
The Cotton Brokers' Circulsr reports ths
sales of Cotton for the week at IS ,0oe bnies
of which spectators took 1000 and expor-
ters 1000. The market closed Grrncr st an
advance OF 49Ad. Ssies Friday, the 18th.
5000 bales, closing dull. The snthor zed
quotations are Fsir Orlesns I'D, Middling
Orleans I0Id, Fair NsiIes Il5jsi, Aiddling
Mobiles 1G3d, Fair Uplands Il4d. Aiddling
Uplands i0sd. Stock on hand 597 ZOO beIes
of which 247, 900 are American.
Manchester advices are uofavorabls. The
market ~ss dull
HAyRE. Dec. I4.-Cotton has advsnced 1
to francs, with steady market Sales OF
the week 5000 bales. Tres 1927, Bias 1861.
Stock on hand 1900 bales.
Breadstufs dull /; provisions firm.
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Negroes Wanted.

WANT 20 hire F!Fty Negroes as deck haldz AID
a-vmen for tee steamers john A. Fisher General
Andersen and Aianeonks, 70 rpn between Nashville.
Ieonr sad Fort Itonet1ou, Tom. viii pay for them
T:lirty fgl'srs pr aloct7
dects a.. EaNIIT i0S.
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FOR RENT.

A BRICK res!aenoe. No. ii, High street a lr7r
n do0Es north of Broad Also, large store house
no. 10. Mark; straet Rent verY cheap, Apply ~
this cSjce.
aeci5-ile
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Nashville Gun Factory.

CToCRHOIDERS in the Nashville Gun Factory, are
- notified that the Fcsrth aud last cal OF Five Dol
lars per share, sth be dro AID payable tho 15th
DFE,eSabor, 1861,
BY order ~ tbs Board.
=. G. ROCHE, Seo'y 5 Treasurer,
sdecs-b o1toc ut Capitol
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READ THIS.
Negroes Wanted.
For Rent.

r ogYER my House end LDs The Capitol fss ress
the ensuing year, Containing tvefve roo11s essseO
store room aud htehsn- foe entire house, s3ou ro1
and k1sohen are rat proof, whseA . pst 0r0k -
ssds Che assarnos md ocrseuS, End 20 f@S6nfR
Sss1un - Dc cfty s:ep dss sod watr 81 - k6ue-
al Il 10. 50 North wac street, s<sAvn8
ese6eGfM
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Anderson Evans Fraci Of Lana.

DUESUANr 90 decree rendered BY The Chxroeyy
Court st Nashville u she csse OF Andersen krsaz
ssd wife, Ley, Joseph Evans, win io1 xt NE
Court Eouee in Nashville, en- Saturday, January Oh
1861 the tract OK Land lying near sscnss River In
Civil District No. Ie, known the Andc<son EyAks
plsce, and containing about 70 sGres
TERMS: sad 1e months credit without interest,".
purchaser 10 execute notes With approved sSreS.es
and lien 20 DO retained
dec14-td J. *. GLB4FES, c. n
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W A NTED.

OK 0Dft 3CnE<s - % well olcsned Oaty 70
<C,OO'i ~Bica tbe highest market prices V
be psldr on delivery .; RAes, Hardc7ste & Co.,
South Market STREET, 40. 81.
decl4-e Wv THEIlFR
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FOUND,

~ Tho 81 icst-. Tzo fo.es, each drawn By Ions.
~ than Re-d-- All Isaac Rceder which the owner
ca,E- z . b. sVoy '.z - this odlcs. II
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House aud Lot, Cherry Strt,i, lSeH.h. J

SNAIL FAR2 on HLIsBoRo rURsPIxE, & AczEz
So POLES
DCRSUAST 20 decree rendered BY se Cn2seex5
L Court 81 Nashville the 18th November 1850, U
The case OF John Balm George Moore, wl esn ~
public sale, at thS oUur; House, IN Nashville On BAL
urdsy January 9Th, 1662 the Tract or Acres and az
Poles Of Land living on the east side Of the Esshvn
and Hllsboro Turnpike road, about miles from tAs
city, heretofore sold By the Complainant 10 he Do
fends5t
TERMS: and IL months credit from ~ ssss
without interest and free from redemption, tirchzsR
70 execute notes With approved sureties, ard Ee7 -
be retained. J.R. GLRkvES> C. an
decf4-td
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gee ..7ELIx JOHNSON, D. D., the learned
'a+ slh will preach at the First Cumber-
qhe sssbyterian Church this morning.
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F1Ss RNftenee Of Ma \. NijtF. 90 vtzs ssrsgs -
\ fc1H4oo gfsea On the LIST January. For tWn1
app9 at ths house. kpG4R0&
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Dissolution of Partnership.

q fTHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
S undersigned II the drinking saloon Desderick
sireet, known the Iperisl is this dsy dissolved
bY mutual consent ASSoounts against the late Arm
Of Warner B Wand ere assumed BY Ar. Charles Wand,
be being alone authorized TO said eTm nsno5 IN
liquidation OF debts His friends win tnd him at
"HeafquaTtoTs'' No. l2tha old atRud-on Deadcrick
street. B. .. WARNER
decIQ-5t C. A. WAND
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NOTICE.
Sugar and nIolasses.

{CSI received large lot OF white and yellow c,sri.
~ Ted dry sugar - Heroes, which viii beax trans.
rortaton to soy point less, which win sel
low tor cash.
Aso, LOT OF very Gas sugar house syrup Cor ssuni
y use, Ia hsH barrels.
deces-U IA MoALHrER co.
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House for Rent.

THE large ED ccnnodous brick dwelling situated
or College ne<r Church street, formerly occupeds
By Noses Sngs,on, Esd Is for rent the eIsu!rg year
ror terms, &C., apply 90 d. J. W. Norton Geoso "
Allen, Esq.
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