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Inc mail steamship Northern Light, from As
PhNai,, on the afternoon Of the 25th ult., arrived
yesterday morning. Capt. L. reports that in
formation had been received at Aspinwall that
the pnynteer Sumter was at Martinique, Nov
tbrsc a han ,ne u; 3 gunboat lroquois was within
Inc Northern Light brings SS7O,2iG II M
FROM ST. THOMAS.
Oh tue I'm inst the Dutch fleet Wero IN ho
OH Ia GUERRA with eleven vessels, 10 de n,nd
satisfaction from Venezuela for having tram led
on Me Du Oh flag. ''u
We learn that owing 10 the oction If ,bo G.,
Jaclhto IN boarding the Trent, the r. vi n
.: 20 have given orders TO their agents M tbe
ulnerent stations to furnish no more coal In Ia
ture 10 United States vessels ofwar.
Chill.
from Chilli the news ia favorable. and mpcb
Hood Is expected from the present Administra-
non Confidence in business wa, also rcyi,,ir,,
congress had adjourned. A strong demanj
w ," Il.knH Tor the establishment Of line of
steamers between the Atlantic and plcitic ,o,sta
through the straits Of Magellan. ''''''
Bolivia.
IT,, rII T BOLIVIA the accounts are deplorable.
The Commander General of La pa TaIoroii
aieI, ordered to be executed two bundrei anJ
twenty persons engaged in the recent rcvoIution |
ny movement. There were shot in accorJaOn.
win his order, in the jail, Generals Cordovo
'N,fresident of Bolivia, and Hermosa, tbs
RESTS Iegada Larriya, Borjas, &C., Coloneis
.sptJo Silva, Larriva Mcndiiabal, and manv
,thei persons OF distinction. In the street there
we're two hundred cholos executed. ''
Peru.
The Peruvian elections have gone in favor of
van Ramon. The appearances OF peace with
'ollvia were considered more favorable. The
t ISa.ny was reported to be in bad way, and
astilia had made an unsuccessful ATTEMPT 10
hiSe a loan OF twenty millions in England,
HE Callao correspondent of the Panama
TAR, writes under date of Nov. l4th:
Ihe election Of President and Vice President
as been declared null, and the Arrangements
" war with Ecuador appear to be secretly
,Iogressing. II Is said that ex-President Ro- |
ARE organizing a force Of twenty thousand me,
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.Ss,ir'ia, No.. De- L. The country west Of
here il again reported 20 be oyeIrun 10y numo-
rots ban's Of from 30 10 - men, who represent
that they are from Prices army. They enter
ever, I'nior mans house AMI carry oil all tho
he'd ing clothing and provisions that they can
find, ai4 drive n all the horses and cattle. Tho
large gangs have teams ANA wagons TO transport
their booty. They will undoubtedly run to Price
A. .oor rs they can steal enough 10 supply their
wau's for the winter.
4 detachment of cavalry loft here this morn
ing and We shall probably soon hear Of some
L ifu,isl.s
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-, fh"ddeIphid. Dec. 4.-Flour dull at 4 ALL
i9r suPerline. Wheat firm ; sales 20, 900 bush.
els red at 81 - II 30 ; white 81 10. Corn
lHli sales ~, 600 bushels yellow at 63c. white
&c 10, Coffee, Rio, 1G]I n IKE Whisky dull
5Hgalo' Dc: 4, p M-Flour quiet and
Hhchahged. Wheat dull sales II 900 bushels
No. !. Chicago spring. at g2c 1OoO busheis
green Bay Club at 9jc. Corn dull and un.
changed sales 900 bushels at 4Oc. Imnorts
1900 bushels wheat. 'NPo'''
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The APPROACH or WINTER is stimulating
Efforts in behalf of the poor and various fairs
and other charitable entertainments in their be.
half are already in preparation or in progress
MessrS' Tiffany & Co. have on exhibition, at
oie broadway,a collection of American and for
elgn paintings, the proceeds being handed to
H. u, Minturn, Esq, Treasurer of the Associa-
ton Tor Improving tho Condition of the Poor.
Inc number of visitors average $50 daily pay
ing ten cents each. The ladies of the Mount
ohNet Baptist Church are holding fair for the
poor In the large Hall, corner of Broadway and
4hh street, which will close tonight. Other re-
hsiouS societies are preparing similar festivals.
DIR. Bow, o5 West 10th street, states that
the family Of Mrs. Holden, Ill Laurens street.
rear, ID In circumstances Of dssUtvtion.
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bf a LITTER received yesterday by AID.
bagley, from his brother, who was lieutenant
IN inc oo'h Regiment, and is now prisoner in
the hands Of the rebels we learn that the rebels
are rapidly moving their prisoners from Rich
mona to points father south. Lieut.. Bagley
was to be sent Immediately to Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama.
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YEsTERpAT MoRNno a company Of abot
fifty clergymen, with few lay sttendants, pal
their respects 10 General Fremont, at the Astl
House. The General and his Lady receiv
them in the private reception ParlOr, and t
usual interchange Of couriesies took pla,
Among the visitors we're the Rev. DR.. Cheev
and Lewis Tappan.
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signs of winter

The cars coming down from the North, are
covered with snow, which has already mado It,
appearance AZ far South as the banks of the
Hudson, whose hill tops are covered with lish,
deposit. The sharp weather of the Las few DAYS
Is rapidly filling the river with ice, which is
already obstructirg the docks and ferries at Al.
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LonisriL, n.y., Dec. 4. The Provost Ma.
shal has ordered all retail liquor establishment
to close every evening at : o'clock. The de-
pertinent Of the Federal troops which arc in
ana around Louisville ELECTS tho enconiums of
even body. ''' VI
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pIo,cmrn,s of Gru. Mcclellan.

baltimore Dec 4.--Grn. Mcclellan paid
flying visit to his family at PTkton Baltimore
County, THE morning. He passed through this
city his evening, rcturniBgto Washington by
.pccial tram. The General was in citizens
Ii, s.. AMI very few persons knew Of his pres
eucc lie locked in excellent health.
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CONCORD ~ H., Dec. As c. Baldwin, edi-
lor oil the Laconia DEMOCRAT, committed sui-
eide yesterday afternoon, by iumping mt ~,
Mlhnipiseogee river from the railroad brid,,o
near 'c, 'ha' village No cause is assigned for he
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The WeIland Canal.

ST. CE4eyine's, c. W.. Dec. 4 There |, n
good deal 81 ice in the Wclland Canal. Today
several propellers are ing to work through
and WI probably succeed, as the weather has
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Further News. sec Third p

Lyons MAGNETIC INSECT PovDKl
The original and genuine article, will extern
Reaches, Ants, and all vermin. Free from d
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
are sure death ~ Rats and Mice. Sold by all
Park Row, and 474 Brosdway.
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From TIE 1st January last to the p
time there have been G., 39j arrivals
grants in this city, against lOO,Oos up to {
date lat year.
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Tur Norm Bnu,u REVIEW. November
American edition. Leonard, ), Oft 8 Co., ~
Fulton street.
This sterling reprint Is again n, hand. St''e
ils establishment IN 1873, it has been raining
favor with the rraiin, public in Europe AMI
America. The present number contains n re-
view Of "Miscrllanc'a' Papers publishci by
the Spanish Go,,nm a. whi.h is especially
inter, .,ifg just now, d.-crihinr as II do's the
rLo.c intern / ,rlroHy o?th1t Gov, run ut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

TnE CRoroS WATER is to be let on toll
through the immense pipe just laid over
lem River, and the supply, it is hoped.
moro abundant than heretofore.
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Irish BIisade-The popular and we
Known steamboat GENERAL ARTHUR will lea
from the foot q Peck Slip dock every day this we,
tbunday included at II O'Clock a m precisely,g
Ing ample time 10 visitors 10 see their friends
the fort. N. B.-The boat will land At 10Th st &c
way on Sunday nett. JOHN WHELAN, Capt,
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TIE cAsN-BoAr T. Freeman was yc5ter
morning run into by the steam-tug 7. On
when of the Battery, causing her TO -
badly that the captain was compelled 10 q
ashore on Governors Island, where she now
half full Of water. Her cargo consiss Of 1
bushels Of pcu.
THE Board or DIRECroRs or THE Z,
MAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY held their "A,
monthly meeting yesterday. Aftct
business, it was resolved to appropriate z -
be distributed among the poor German pop
ton. Out Of the appropriation for the
month, 1872 persons were assisted with 8 3
an average.
THE FIRST ISpErESDENr BArrE9Y o
Yoik Light Artillery, $50 mcn, posed tl,|
this city yesterday moroing, from ABDUL
Washington.
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mencement Of the aforementioned opeiGd,us
beyond the time at which their combined forces
can lie assembled in the neighborhood Of Vera
Cruz.
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I'M formidable fleet of gunboats and a,,,,n,
SItenes preparing onthe Aississipni 10 nna,us
I9Tn The river has developed rebel ingOPU i'
iien.ly compressed cotton hales are placsd
M, W.hln me hnlls Of number of small boats and
msS T Thai along H the decks, and protecting the
shot, and, properly armed and manned S~nn0u
lute formidable defsucss, 'V'iS'i-
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I, procctd 70 Guaysquil to anticipate the official
dedlaration e war by Castillo.
technique was reported to have returned from TOT,
chilli ON The steamer Of the 9Th instant, which
produced considerable alarm. Guards were sta-
oned a. the landing, and the steamer thorough
~ searched, hut without avail.
Gibbs & Co., Lima, have received an order
from Messrs. ForSes G O., Mexico, for the pur-
chase Of ten thousand tales Of cotton Tor their
own use-three thousand bales have already been
purchased, and the balance will be iorthcomiog
IN few months. The cotton grown here Is OIL
very superior qualify, ranking next in value 70
the S-a Island, and besides is very prolific,
yielding two crops per year.
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" the best and cheapest article ~ dra.uia,
oeAuhfytng, cleaning, curling, pressrvina a
ssoTing the hair. Ladies, try IL. Bold by 81 !
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Board Of Councilmen from the 9Th District
The full returns received last night by the AS
ISOLATED Press elect Messrs. Keech, orion Ross
stevenson, Lent and Gedney, Republicans,
n, In the 9Th Council District Mcssrs, Trot,er
Rn nehney, Baocoek, Snyder, (Republicans) and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-05

Holowny's Pills give tone, vIsor and
Only 20 cts per box. lO3
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WIVES General Buell's attention was called a
few days ago to the telegraphic announcement
that The jeff. Davis government was about 70
remove to Nashville, he smiled incrodulously
ard replied That's where Ue are going.
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TIE European Journals on American Al

I .a-H -..,..s., ,--a,r, 80
Is ct some interest 20 see what IA, govern.
lnont orSans say OF It, on the Other side, we
quote from the London RcovoMisr:
81 complete Is the Official silence of the m
l'r' q The New Commonwealth, that we have
| now Tor the first time, distinct account ol tho
na'ur" Of the cotton loan, Of which so m,ny
vague descriptions have been hlzItlcd.
~ ih' ~ place, II Is not loan or "A Sub
s,Hpuoh ofcotiOnat all. II gives the Gov.
eminent 40 r,lht to any specific hal.s wb,t.y,,
~ Is only an engagement or the part of the
planter To subscribe, for the use of tho CIV
crhmen', c'itai9 sum Of m,noy out of Tho
proceeds OF certain number Of bales of
the produce IN his custody, ms tho ell
siNe light of declaring When ho will s.il
II, ana nj what price he will sell it. Tina ca
eLineh' Set LoihiDg IN p.pseaG, and il il on,n
10 'hs Obvious effects OF MANY continprnci,s
WI me government will ever get anythinr.
iu' pliht'r may become bankrupt, and the cot. |
ron on MS estate may hc seized by his crodiiors
or ne may he needy aud fraudulent and diannsn
OF inc crop s1ncptitiously. All th, Government,
appears 10 receive Is an order ON the factor ar
commission agent who /, to conduc, IN, s,lc'
.ul 'he factor can have no present possession of
!, ,t 80 '1n, Tor me Goyerrment will not permit
~ To bc brought down to the seaport town xhnro
ne condur's his business. IIe can only n,v tLo
government when he receives and srlIs ,hc' o.,
toh' ana, especially IL the Confederate Govcrn-
"'h' sHouil cnhncc TO he unsuccessful no may
never receive or sell il. Some other booker VIII
mas no cognilance of the Transaction. NAV Lo
5 lectcd To sell the cotton and 10 transmit ill.,,
proceeds 10 the planter From Other mats y,
Mr.. MemmiuEcrs circular, It wosId nnnc,r tb,t
just now the planters are extremely Jc.i,nps ~
ca,h,
What, then, II may he asked do tho Go,,or,,
,nent get ny this Uncertain promise Ia m,l,,n
loan at distant period? They ,,,jn ~ %,,
TO gain, present credit. They GinJ IL, NV,
wealthy pant Of the populatiIp to ,i,'' , u'psl
aid, H0t indeed nnwIior oven 10 ,i u''u
planter have now linlr money ib' n , ,,'i,,
cot'on-hut ~ soon M Il is in III ,,o' ", ,r,
Government gets ull il can from - l,r,ro . w.
jec,s, and j, must do with /, a, best II m"y. '''
The Government must want rr,li, y,
ingly II Is issuing promissnrv moo, ,j
NJ, Mcmminscr officially toll. us h,yc s,,a
planted all the other currency nj ,b, nn,,n sup
Il is carrying on war of ,v ji",'v'y,
upon credi', ard the sole worlcr ~ t h.t
T. is % successful ~ il has l. en-. pr,% %''
ny rather stringent measures would bc nm, +,
force both by the Government and tbs p%. "a
against any cautious pcnon wLo oI,l.r' 'nii'%
'kc Treasury notes. A. the government ,r 70
ssnlng vast paper currency, II nt,nrally wi,Ios
% have some vague connection with r".I , "ai.N
"a a IL a.
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DR.. w. p. tUNEN

VIRGINIA LADY who has had experience in teach
N ing, and is we'll aualed teach all The English branches
FRENCH Embroidery and Grecsn knitting wishes situation,
mmedaiely in either private famy,o public Echno in tbs
South Best 81 references given required Applicants stating
terms &C will please address Dr. D. r. GordonsvIe Orange
county, Virginia. isrs9-d2y
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vrw,nns j. p. HARRIS, +. P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
successors to Edwards, Gilkerson & Co..
wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

DEALERS
Brnndies, wines, TObaceos. Cigars, &C.
cOREAR coLLEGEASD oE5RoH SzREEzS
Nashville, Tenn.
VETE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobacos Liquors &C. com
prsd In part follows to which we respectfully invite the
SUGAR, m0LASsEs AND SYRUP.
3 hhas Louisiana Sugar; 50 SSls Leverngs powdered
100 bis Plantation Masss 50 Rsnsa Ioa.e,
100 half bbs Plantation No S0paskag .ss. Louis Golden
sobsi. Ksausd MoA.,s sOpss New OrIs.u. eoas.
50 sSis Loyerings Rohrush- Syrup;
60 saEA' COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio oOes 50 bags Old COL Java Coee
100 bags Nev Orleans Rio oOf 50 bags Lagaira Coffee
WHISKY.
100 bbls Rectiaed Whisky hbis Robertson county ws-
IOS k n1 pD Dn9 20 b 5ss Smiths Old Reserve
100 packages Old Rye Whisky Whisky;
epuncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRARDIES. WINES, &c.
lOquarer casks segnette's 10 casks Madeira Wine;
lOqa 1sRss ss.. ot.rd, Duprsy : ga paEs @s'
20 a. e eSs, P RooSse Brandy 10 Dry manga "'s'
leg United Pr'preofs g g pss soEsS Wine
100 PEs Ansri.an Brandy; g boxes cIarst:
100 Ginger !, g g phS Lemon s.ne Cordial;
Blackberry - 50 boxes bitters:
. RASPBERRY = pks Holland Gin;
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObaccO-variOus brands;
500 ~ Kentucky {"
25 kegs A J Smiths Pancake Tobacco:
so.ooo Superior Havana cigars-vsriOus Brands;
i sS,SS German German,
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles; so boxes stearine Candles,
300 bill" So TalIoW
$50 or" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
700 bills extra Family Flour;
100 :" Superhne "
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour.
SDNDRIES.
1000 sacks fine and Salt, 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbls Kanawha Salt; 50 nest Tubs;
10 kegs Nails and Spikes; IS acks 5 Almonds:
500 boxes Glass Ware: SO tbls Peca and FilbeEts;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnuts;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead: 100 doEsn Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot, assorted Sizes 500 Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
25 Saraines, y and 4 25 AIspice;
boxes; 50 bxs Ground Mustard;
50 bxs Lemon Syrup; so :" Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Raisins: 50 bbls Cider Vinegar;
100 !" Mackerel: 80 bbls Xxx Ale;
25 chests Green and Black
Teas;
decI9-u EDWARDS HARRIS CO.
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K.oHEATHaH.
vi. q 3. r. CHEATHAM.
WHOLESALE GRocRRS. AVN nrsrrus
FINE BRANDIEe, WINES. TOR scco r,a.,.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Ae o-'A1'0' A4AA-''
O0REK5 or COLLEGE AgD 1grDcg s7.rrzo
Nashville, Tenua~~o.
WET srejnsti receipt Of large ana vssi 49,. :,
eroceres, Liquors etc., In r.t :. - "
10y nnds sugar ali grades; eenuie 80
~ b9ls choice Moasses; 900 kegs Nails OsA1si
"a -. -. \, CO.. ~ dozen Painted Buckstss
Toe bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 hbIs Rnesh wis.,,
Loaf Sugar; 10 hbJs Psese-s.. ~ ha1sI
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs Fe,e-,,
FINE BRANDEEs. WINES -
. II r = choice French BrsEdiss;
~ Y casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wins,
$50 baskets best brands Champazne
SO oxssscogill Claret,
iSe s 81: SSs. n Cd e. County Whey
5 do do do Bourbon a.
And also large Common Whisky. American Brausv
POwEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard syosznorePowder
dersgrsd Icing the only AgentBin Nashville Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traders Ia 49,
aTge stock Of Powder on hand IN Magazine for sale
so kegs Dupont Rifle POSder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
sSS d DO do do a0o0 DER ks; -. -.
900 4 DO do % $50 case. Of Powder, assorted
200 DO do do brands;
5000 kegs DupOnt Blasting so bills Toy, Beekord Co..
janl1 N. 4. Il. y. CffEATHAM, Areats.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DuPontsPoEder; Jog, Bedford 4 Co.'s Safety
Hazard do Fuse
Sycamore do
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Land for sale.

GEEERAL PREIeHT OFFICE NASHVILLE AND DECATUR r. Ri
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, 1850.
M and after the both inst, feighs fer Decatur all poin
Memphis and Charleston and all other connecting RoadH
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure attention egts must have plain shipping
the destination in full and initials Of last read each
package. Stock through with care and dispatch
JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
novls-d1m General Az ent
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
k@9sR@@@M
~ ana ana IsseSrs, PhiladeIphia.
Washinrte. SSn slly 10

rV-.rs.N t1e only Ro
nAngtou CfcT.
f1EnEkkAL OHIO Ann
ton CITY on he Eass ~, ssie At baltimore ard W.
Il e'nnse'. s''a Aalsoa' for AID rom Al e ~ = s IS
p. ~ess' : so ,s,s I'VE. ana Ner1n-zssv.
Phi;sisgnia New Yer, or Boston, a. De ss q s
York Boston aIons, By sther lne ''' q > tlcket
Through Tickets can also Be procured a.
the Eastern cities, At an additional chs-re ~ q
Sleeping attached 70 al nzhf trsiss - my
Tickets seod until ussds with TIE priViIers - -.
all principal points. = a+epPin5
Business men and travellers, for pleasure - -. .
visit Sll the Eastern Cities At conparafivsie
The scenery isoelehraed fer ts Fcaderful fees- e.
il 3 eneqaslled 10 the world. It's system n ~ -
police; ita splendid equ pnent its exclusive &C.,,
large amount Of double track ia inc hotels (an--
lance Of ne oOnPanyJ insurss % The paensss spssa
faro1gh Tickets and Baggage Checks can Be ur...-.
ne principal kailroad and Steamboat 0ees in he Wes
AK ior neEets via tbs Baltimsre sud CHE Railroad
" R.sNlTH, Master Transportation 3 4
l. a. COLE, General Ticket Agent. n :. D 4
r. sOiLIY Al, Gen. Western Aren't 4 4.
HI 9EWEfT, Pres't. ORR
.,,,o ) .BkOWE, Gen'f Ticket Agent, o r ri
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charleston and Savanna
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED IypREA|
txPREss freight Trains email the r..s, n, -. ~
S... sia Deosn6er, iaSs through sas fFcn New "a
ss sos f Class. per iSs ' q 8 Ts. c se
Hats Caps and Bonnets, 2 IS
Time nom Savannah and Charleston 10 N.ss,,r,.
and q half and four dave = 49,, s-iss
Tine from New Tork and Phgl.as,-bs. -.
and nine days. 49, - ~
intervening sahhsths cause the Above s.r~tio. a,
neight trsins are run Sunday over 80 " -
esps ssnsrs ~ e Or nog ogsrsss and d.asg
vie and chattanooga Railroad On AZ S,r- y 'as
oee KIT r&B q y Aunxl
FRENCH PK0TESTANT SfaEooTI
FhiladsiPhia, 4th Year.
IN ADAhh VALIANT viii re opeu hev Po,.,,,,-
~ seeoo Tor yoeng ladies' az 162s Cherrr1e - =,
september Superior Instructions il - s.., -
y.A1enes e both Of which equally erisv. g. -
rs-tr, A AAdAne VAN amt, viii sizFsrntsud n : 80
aauie-I
S.ewart County, State Of Fsna~---1
STE WART COUNTY C1UR-r -
u Eer--Janss B. Mecarron st al. :, 49, : Al
eI.-rstidon TO sea- land Ii aupca-is- =, - = sN1r
MOO, IA. nc, hccasroll, Rsancis Mucs-sii
ES --loii, James McCarroll Samuel NcC arraIi
-ss nsirs A. law Of Francis Carroll ds1.s-.
~ q ne stats Of Tenneses Il Is tss--.
S VA Pqnlleation be nae for foEr csuSs-1sIv-
S41nslle UNION AND AMEzIclr a ne-=o.,-, ss-ks,
- y ss.snsiile reqairinE said nan rsssenf = -
Se Soas - ses 81 ne cosaJ Court q sssrsrt -.
1 r. - - =.
asnsssee, ne arst Monday in Janulry ian -, a ~
$50 70 bill, the szr-s iii ~ -,
- 70 mem and 'etd down for hzarins sx1.rs
esc7-z4t-pr'ssss A " COOK, O.
= ef seEzrs Co ~
hanny's COnbInea Re1oe- =
- Mower.
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es ne oestcoubined RsaoIns - %
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81 N eep.eneeri ia51 Ihe trial oGus IN -. 81 lo1
s as.k, N Say where all Tie pit sDsI N.s srac
- - - tnor01ghy tetsd. re cour.is,e. y toe
Society, a LsuiEgille, Ky -l.sa 1iaiar ARric
Ms.r iAe sSard as the beat As,psr -
dent Il he Dsyso5 oo. aPpouked 81 -
80 sser nest Of tie nanhnss rem n - +.
aarinT ne - 80 md a.aEds Evsa ri n
]AS s0ose 9aenlnss srs for sale b. rs r-S--.s
asnsFaI Agent for ths ss,s.
NanhvllIa :.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua bic Land for Sale.

275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
OF Cultivation.
TESHIe Farm lies mile from Jones Station the Win.
chester and Alsba4 Railroad nine miles from Wisehes
ter, and three miles from Salem in franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary cut houses Close to the dwelling spring,
good Csern, and plenty Of falling The
is ALL RICH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed by any
il the county IPrspose to sell this valuable Tract OF Land,
and would er persons who wish about t. to John p
White Nashville, Tenn AS Colyar, Winchester or they
can refer to on the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 20-u Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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ESRENcH sANDIEs, wHIsKEYs, AND LIQUORS Az
Auction this morning tsgiurday January 1sl An in
voice Cognae Brsndies Whisky and Liquors received
with or eers to close. BENZ SHIELDS & CO..
ianI9 II Central Roama
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Corn, Hay and Oats

Flour, Corn, &c.
R00 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUU 46o sacks Coru;
20 b5ls Lard;
so - Green Apples,
IS cases Parrapine Wa< OandIss;
500 FLOR Sacks ,(hfty pounds,l
On eonsighrnent,for sale By
W. WATTS CO.,
lsnlsR No. 81 College street. near Broad
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION.
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CHEAP HOUSES.

Small CpEntry Residences for Sale
Prieesle Suit iae 'rinaes.
"a SWo small teneen with or 10 Of land with each
place, 2 miles the city, nt4 thr Gzllatn PIKE Fe
hs-sjGst residence to good Her preferaellins
reTrsinder at redsced prices, to N ns Arply to
zPW BROWN.
Ak Cherrv Etraak