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MiSGtIiaEfgns,

HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
Table Fo Gn gilz AT Nos 26 AM 2is BArona
4lbata Spoons,
'' Plated Sai9 Tea Sets,
laDe f Stsa2ls, NJ,
BRUSHES
hat N tGbrella Stands.
Entcracks
Cooks pI hniy rs:,,..
Kitchen n kn so,7..
anu ~ NJ
Ch&EHE2gne
N''S' G4 G%ne tisaies'
Patent Ice Pitchers,
Waffle hon,
E ii'[tSdtTo 99oore
Scales and Weights
D"'iis 9sI iuns
'''f T FaIS; Mats Gas Stoves.
N"'' Iohss f nan Buckets,
willow Baa@Eots,
Devonshire Chairs. Sieves
Oyster Dishes,
GAS FTyTrPFs Coffee Biggfngs
OF French,
English and .,,o,:.,-
T"aruiaetrra
Dresden,
oHf IL s1.at variety
adv sdya m e t. can ard stock Wien ran TlF
NJ. %. GoK!TLAE &; CO,
Importers between Charles a9d rql Sta,
j DEALEPS ~ GJrh W. ~, 49,, ,-,,-,,
co UFricS on So dSd fT io6A .i hgEr@
IN t,rrE
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WOOD WooDi WooDii!
siTs20 PAR oREg by buying your Wosd at ONCE Of Oft,
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No, 3NGR7Hs FgEKg
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large stock 'of STRICTLY PURE@oID RYE wHis-
XII from disiers OF high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination OF his
stock, which lie offers at low prices in qaa
ties TO sui buyers TAOS. THOMPSON,
jelI 3io 90 Soutil CAV street
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Total ............-., ..,..... $139 90
Therefore, when purchased at....,....... SO 25
The nett profit will S5075
which is l015 per cent for an actual investment
from this date to the day of redempton-6 years,
| ll2 days.
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kINDLISa WOOD KIaDIINa WooDli
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
AT OfBce OF City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No Norm srRRKf.
aI0. las JapNsoA
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4.
ois r5o..-,.,o..- -. m great variety
la hodsekeepers and new beginners win hai to their
70 eau ana examine stock wanting
any OF the above description goods N9
CbRTLAE &. CO,
Nos. .2l6 and 2iS Baitimorss street
r. =, between Charles ana 1t Paul ste
es G-Il.l-,lS. Jy3i-tf
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q 'DUOA HUN.
IA COLLEGIATE INzTTrJTrrr

EMULATION.
I'D COLLEGIATE IN zTTrITrE
70 YOUNG LAnIES
HAMILTON TERRACF-2N n ETTAW 'gTprf,-
Mr. T. DANIEL, F. +. /. S g., PRINCIPAL
aIe he&t A.hua SESSION Of this Institution will cor,
BEk, with an efficient corps Teachers The Baard9 En-
nstapliS ment will be under the suparnten en- a ~ ~
Mlsses DA Flo neceS of the Principal one Of ham i
ktauae o. me institution and has had consider lie eyT
~ ~ te lucHn and nanHg of Young aides
~ tne Ihe premises conveniently and frnht
SITUATED IN the most elevated part the g;r, " IN
annsome playground attached which is fnmna IiSilt
s -, 10y " llaI oh itpIlcallpn. s3Tu&Sa66&
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IA GREEy Spring VdLEET
,,r,r Baltimore COUNTY, Mi
49,. HENRY ONDERnONK. a NJ 'p,;r.:-,,
v ~ reopen on mon DAY, septemfe3 9h f'''t"''
ESDIJCA TTON - ~ - ~
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DR.. A. A, BLAnDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DIR, O. HARRIS
asG-tn 81 Norm CHAIR rs azu.ax
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hERRnL's BREEcH- LOADING RIFLE.
hRRRTLL, THOMAS & CO.,
mhz'u 2ss BALTIMORE STREET.
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Tables showing the population Of all the Ststes
according to the census taken last year. have been
published. Atthat time the aggregate population OF
the United States amounted TO 3l64l,9II, an IN
crease OF 1921 as compared with 1880. Thls
amount was divided into into free raen, q 6z2
and slaves 3.999,s53 the former showing, during
the last decade, an increase Of thrtyeght and the
latter OF twenty-five per cent: the former Of course,
peing materially increased by immigration from
abroad As respects the different sections Of the
cree states .18 S0z, IA
slave States IL 433, sos
1errllorles 400, ,,540
The first show total gain Of 81 65I inhabitants
SINCE leSO; the second 2,s2O559, including 7sS 040
thirty per cent; but from these s to he deducted
Kansas tnow otate,) with population Of I4S 645,
less the number Of settlers near Pixies Peak The
District of Columbia contains T532I which is q
gain of more than fifty per cent. over 1850.
The State which has made the least growth in
population is Vermont, showing a gain Of cnly
l,7O7. New York shows the largest aggregate gain
having added 754 l69 during the decaee but in re-
spect TO ratio Of increase California stands highest
having more than quadrupled her population. Iowa
has two hundred sand 6fty per cent more than in
1850: Texas, one hundred and eighty; Arkansas one
hundred and fifteen; Wisconsin, one hundred and
fifty; Illinois, nearly one hundred; Michigan, fully
ninety The Others are all below fifty per cent Of
an increase. except Minnesota and Oregon, which
are omitted az not having been States IN 1850 The
former has now 172 l95 inhabitants, and the Later
52566.
In the Northeastern States the growth Of popu-
lation is confined nearly altogether to the coast the
lower courses Of the principal rivers, the four East
and West railroad lines with the iron and coal re-
gions of Pennsylvania and Maryland
OF the slave States Delaware and Maryland show
a slight decrease in the aggregate Of their slave
population Of which the former has only lss06i
against 290 in 1885, while the latter has 50 y3sz
against 9O36s-a loss Of nearly tive thousand. Ms
souri, has increased her slave population thirty-two
per cent; but in the meantime her white population
has nearly doubled.
The total number Of slaves in 1850, was 5000 Az
and IN 1860. as above stated 3999. .353 The in
crease has been almost exactly at the ratio Of IS
per cent and while of the States have fallen
short of this ration others have barely maintained
it, and others again have far exceeded it.
In the first Of these classes the States Of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Ken
tueky may be ranked their increase being as fol
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54na.5a5
9.IGs,2ss 3,7s2,ss7

There has been an increase of nearly seventy per
cent, which Is more than double me average IN
crease of the whole nation; and while this great re-
gon contained in 1850 considerably less than one
Fourth of the population Of the Union It now has
hut little less than one-third of il We have IN
cIuled Missouri alth0ughit is slave state, because
of its geographical position, and oeeaese is tom,
acsI and industrial interests almost iden heal
with the States which bound it on the East West
and North. It gained greater increase OF popu-
Iafion from 1880 to 1860 thar any other sayehold-
ing State and it now contains mere nnaoIan.s nan
any of them except Virginia, although in ls6e is
vas s1rpassed by Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama,
and North Carolina. It presents a very striking
contrast with South CarOlins, which, in 1850. con-
tsined but Is 45T fewer inhabitants. But the latter
has gained an increase Of only 46s64 while me IN
oyaase of the former has been SIS Ito.
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that buzzed generously near our legs before ms
king Us acquainted with It's faags. And dangling
his seven ratsles as trophy, without fear Of any
others, we still mounted, ta we stood on a ridge
that showed other obelisks Of naked granite shoot
ing up at the East and very near Us on the North,
the great "Csstle Peaks, which stand guard over
the Mono silver regionthemseyesf frosted with sill
yer on their SUBMITS that are borne up nearly IA,
600 feet above the sea
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Gfrcular.

NASHVILLE, January lst, 1861.
IN HAVE THIS DAY associated with us Mr.. R. II.
THoMPson, formerly OF AcNary Cos ana VIII eonIhns
the business under the firm Of
BORGFELDrs TROHPsON I" OO'
Thanking you past favors We solicit NE continuance Oh
,cur patronage for the new firm, Snd re1asin,
80 Yours. very resi- ectfully.
BORGPELDT & GUNTRATH-
indebted to Us, wiz please sss.le tnsi 40
counts at an early da:e. lans@-Am
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The increase in Missouri over the prevailing ratio
will surprise those who have thought that Missouri
was tending towards emancipation The result IS in
part no doubt attributable to the immigration she
has attracted from some sections Of the South, ss
well as from the North. Into Florida, Mississippi,
Arkansas, and Texas a large number Of slaves have
evidently been taken and in the internal slave trade
traffic they with Louisiana and Alabama, may be,
therefore considered importing States, while Della
ware, Maryland, Virginia, North CsrohnaS Jar
oliua and Kentucky are better prepared to act
porting States Georgia falls very little short Of the
prevailing ratio and has, therefore, probably shown
little disposition buy sell slaves to or from the
other slav ehOlding States.
The number of persons who have migrated from
free to slave States and rice UerSd are not yet pub
Iished: but TIE table viii be interesting cne, in
view of the secession movement In 1850, the pro-
portion of the former was more than two to one Of
the latter.
!. No section has increased so rapidly the great
Northwest, which bids fair to speedily become the
controlling region of the whole country, as VIII be
ss.n by the following statement:
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The Sie=ras of California-The Tremen-
dous Prectpices and Cataracts.
RY REV Tuou.s Srap KrDc

have already told your readers that the Yo-
Semitic gorge is huge trench in theSierras eight or
ten miles long leading at the upper and Eastern end
into three narrower passes, each Of which is several
miles in extent Through the long and principal
furrow the Merced river winds among rich medows.
which are oyerhung by the precipitous granite and
sometimes reaches hight of more than four thous-
and feet from the base Into this main valley the
Pohono, or Bridal Veil " fall, and six miles above
it. on the opposite cliff tle great Yosemite cataract
pour their speDdor,-the first form hight Of nine
hundred feet, the second in three leaps, all visible
at once of fifteen hundred, four hundred, and 1--WE
hundred feet These walls and cataFacts, with the
noble river flowing through the meadows that bear
grasses seven feet high, and clover six feet tall
and skirted with the stateliest trees in the world
would seem to be enough to repay visit
But now we must say a word Of the three upper
passes, or notches, whose streams combine to form
the Merced.
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PIANOS. mUsIC.

AN now receiving my Fall Stock Of Panofortes from the
Following Factories which will be the largest oees in
e city; stenwsy Sons, A. a. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers,
azieon brotnsrs Wu Kaube 4 Co.. Peters and Webb, Light
'radburry and soebeer Schmidt all Of which will be sold
small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music uct received, together with Accoreon
Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C. For bargains
sspt16-tf
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sT received and for sale constantly, ADe article Of Pars
nne Yarush best quality in quantities to suit pur
chasers DnNS 90, S.at ~ ., q ~ W
trade. de jan23-ai B. =. 8. & co.
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FENHIs altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in vegetable kpgdem, being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective OF all the old ana
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception Pracsed upon the
unindated felt his duty at once to have this Elixir esea V
Medical Facult who, withSa dissenting
in their adhrence 20 its perfect ana uhdoeo
OO9Ol over the whole physical h when n; % s pbasco
pia have been tried in vain Long thought years o patient
c1o~n tSs Doctor eqors ana he now offers the Elixir
feng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
diseases-ns%ey
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irritabily,
Restlessness ard slesplessness at Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
DsOrganizatiOn of the Organs Of
PaiptatiOn Of the Heart,
And in fact the conconants Of and debtsed
OF the system.
As a StimuIant,
1t quite from alcoholic preparations 1t not sut
iect reactions any shape exert its influence
gradually and efficiently as long as the least necessity exists iol
its presence
As Female Medicine,
II equally powerful and elective and the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for year
have market which only injurious in plsc
SON they only made from the illusions OF mno
gnorant o; the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Wright thinks 1t well stake his professional charAce
fact minerals the least componen
parts the ingredients Of his Rejuyenatng ExrWe know
has been enaed the community By opium ant
mercury.
Generally, the debtated DR.. Wright would say. NeVe
despair Nc how down may be, no matter nov
you matter what the have been
whatever has led depart from Hygenc Pncpe
| take his
| Reiuvenating ElixEr,
And you will find yourself pride instesd
reverse, your friends healthy, seund and Wort
lnember Of the human amilys
Price 81 per bottle, three bottles for IS, and forward
| ed by mail 10 all parts Of the United States
Said by all respectable ugg throughout the United State
and Canadas. The trade supplied liberal discount
| For sale by the propretors
| ). WRIGHT 81 CO.,
| 81 and Isl ChaTtres street,
| New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville by @. W Hendershott Berry Demovillt
| wing Pendleton, and sll responsible druggists ocs9
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rstrar in PerrY Counfl

yuVAKEN ND by Ed SMITH. in the Third District, Perry
.onntv Tenn, one Mare Wuie, about thirteen
dark brown, eighteen cid, neary blind.
Aporaised on the I4thday Of Apr 1860 TO aftsen dollars
,,.-,hsr ,sO-w3Fs for Perry county.
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Notice 10 Passengers

main On ne NASHVILLE & chaianoeE. B.,
leaving Nashville st $50 n aea As' 5 a.
A. dise.ntssa sH ~ - 80 ca iii sssilush
aeeens ossr way Freight Train, leaving e-s,
sn'sS' = "A excepted, At A n and efryns ~ rt,fr
Bupehnlrn&ent.
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HORACE n. HARRISON,
-rr

No. AZ Ce ar stree
sAe Catholic Church, NdsA0iUe, 1sHnsssse)
TIII ece in the several Courts held In Nashville an
Nv in the ohaneery and crcsis isOoures 81 AeninnVhe
ItF
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A Good Earr., for Sale.

A SEOOI EaFkaa lOE SAhC'
XNTE offer place which Coleman has lived
RR since 1855, and the Rogers land, lying on
yellow Creek county Tenn partly the stage road
within one mile OF WiIamsvle, and three miles Of the Nash
willie Northwestern Railroad healthy, pea'ant and beau
part Said land contains about two
and ninety acreegty cleared and about nifty acres
good it siH good state Of cultivation with CON-
fGrabe dwelling houses out houses etc etc. Aso two good
well tmbered and certainly be made one OF the most oe
steckfarms in this seceD Of country We promise
brganin this land cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNeiy, who
lives said place, the undersigned At foWeI
Tennessee river. BfkN & bkoIHEh.
Union and american copy, and charge AdGOcate.
IT
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LonIsinna SMEAR!

Louisiana Sugar!
n n HoGsaRAps new crop Louisiana Sugar choice srt
u e to arriveb by steamer B. Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash MIZEIL. HOOPER & CO.,
Nov lO-dtf Nos 6 and Market street:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-19
CLARK n FULLER'S
AnabrOS1al OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY u CO.,
SOLE POPRIEToRs,
CURES

SOLE POPRIEToRs,
CURES
Headache Earacbe Toothaohe three minutes rheumatism,
Coughs Neuralgia Colds, EsPelss Bronchitis DYSPEPSIA,
oIc Cramps Iuamed Eyes, Chronic sore Eyes Sore Threat
Snts Rurns Bruises sprans, Chapped Hands Piles Ulcers,
Darha Bupon Germs Frosted Feet, DeAfnesS Old Sores
So Rrrss sre Nipples Scld Head Kngwom, letter. snake
tss spder Btes Dog Bites Rat Bites. The world is cha
Ienge or equal for Scads and Burns IL cures scratches
on horses sore Eyes horses, sprain swnuey, Poll kV
Ptuia saddle Calls fresh Wounds or SEengs
and the remedy apply to tender looted horses
fr foundey-take feet and bath well about e hog
ne foot Cures all cotaneous diseases or beast
No in all but we can shoW more
nroo the Of AEBRosAL OIL in its healing proper
ties from being bougA than can
bR produced for any ether medicine -, .,
We do NOT assert for maady to which the human
family are subject what proclaim we can snasAnuate
Nv living witnesses The AHRRoFAL on is Nsshvhe Pepara
Tn and od south and Southwest by s good
rgrs and general The South may be justly proud
fhat Dr. Clark Tennessesn after much labor and re
ssrh has produced really worthy meoice, which bound
40 drive out much worthless imported trash with which
he country Is flooded So, ,-., = \, -
In letters and numerous to set or In ie form
20 sdyert,ement some which from Physicians in
M andipg using it in their practice, as they slate
with marvellous effects -.
tive in its healing properties. c,., .. p,,-, A..
on eydeEce 50 SutheEc and fo1 persoRs w&ose Wsnd
standing are irreproaehsble Read anS y convinced
ana s1Anolns ~ CLARK, GREGORY CO.,
Sole Propretors Nashville Tenn Depot q College street,
For sale By the PrepreOS. and A Druggists and country
merchants
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marble MONUMENTS, &c.

Marble Monuments, &c.
AH L. SHELTON fnforrns friends and ths public
I'VE eral that prosecuting the Mar bic bHsis
on Church between the First Presbyterian
and the Post ONCE be pleased to attend to the
ders Of all whomay his line He has and will Keep
on hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, I0MBS,, Ge
manufactured of italian and American Marble IN the
beststyIe Of the art All his work will be warranted
April lS, 165S-wly
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preferable to any currency, except gold or silver
JOHN G. RIVES,
Wnehneton Oct Is. 1860.
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Georgia and South Carolina Money
FROM NOW TILL FURTH Err NOTICE.
EETE will take the Of Georgia, South Carolina ard
Nov s '60-tf SNYDER & FRIZzELL.
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ID "A w ELIO hO w Az w.
Nos. eos aid 2IO West Side Sixth Street,
Between Main and Market Streets,
RAHE 0YHABD, AND SELL CHEAP FOB CASH
1AAA PLAIED Wooden shaEls;
HVbVfS1 $50 Mixed Weolen Sbavls Misses;
300 Waterloo Long
500 g Square
900 Double Reversible
300 Embroidered
1000 Fancy assorted
100 d0z Wooen Jackets. assorted
% Polka for children;
so Childrens Wool Gators
100 Ladies and Misses Opera Hoods, asserted;
J6O Misses Fancy Merino Hose;
100 4" Ladies' Aeecy lined cotton Hose, assorted;
100 g Mems extra Merina =
100 6. Ladies feeced brown and slate Hese asSortsd
$50 Childrens fancy Tuck Hose;
900 Misses grey Lambs wool Hsse, assorted;
50 " Ladies Lined Tafeta Gloves;
40 -
100 I" 6 Cloth :"
50 Ladies Gauatlets
100 =" Lisle thread Gauntets;
200 81 Mems Buck G. sves;
$50 Mitts;
so Ladies Beaver Gloves;
Gam
$50 Mems Lambs Lined Kid Gloves;
100 Plush % Calf
dec9