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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
S,anasr Sresi, bspceen Cedar ond Union, (Vsg adsJ
NASHVILLE, TENN
Mile EUGENE M. ToUPET

III nc AUNLN II M lUUIL4
win open a French and English Day School on the
FRsr Of SEPTEMBER, 1862 IN which all the solid and
ornamental branches of a thorough and refined I'm
glish and French Female education will be- taught.
French will be taught without extra charge TO the
pupils attending Mile IS school, and will receive
instruction daily in that beautiful language,
FRENCH CLASSES.
At the close Of her school, daily in the afternoon,
Mile II. win have separate French Glasses ton young
Lads and Misses, also for married single ladies, TO
whom instruction in French will be given, three
times weekly, either at her school-rooms as above,
or nj the residence Of the pupil if preferred
M'le ToUPEr standing and competency as an en-
Client teacher are too web known to the Nashville
meudatien
The terms OF her school, Tor English tuition, are
made moderate and to SUIT the present times.
For Rates of Tuition and further particulars please
apply to Mile 1OUrEr, personally, al the residence
OF her friend, Mrs. Joseph Woods, No 25 High street,
Nashville. aug2S
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CHALMERS

A BEAUTIFUL ToY.-Lieut B. Cook, of
the LIST New York Artillery, stationed at
Newbern, n. c., has brought home the
most beautiful trihe that we have yet
seen from the revoted States, which can
be seen at Col. McCarde's Restaurant,
No James street 1t is a French toy
Of the most exquisite and ingenious
workmanship. 1t consists Of a glass
globe resting upon a gilded pedestal
This globe encloses n tree, the foliage Of
which is most exquisitely and faithfully
executed. Upon one branch is a tiny fe-
male humming bird setting upon nest
Near by her ON another branch, is a male
of the same species. AT the foot of the
tree, in the yerdure which clusteres about
it's base, is beetle which the birds are
watching. On winding up the clock,
which is concealed in the pedestal, the
male bird futlers his wings, chirps with
the most astonishinglidelity 10 its natural
voice, and jumps about from limb TO
branch, while the female moves its head
and looks alarmingly around. The pc
culiar ingenuity of the toy renders it i'm
possible for the closest observer TO dis
cover how those motions are produced.
No wire can be seen, nor any sound
heard but those which come from the
throat and the chipping bills of the birds.
1t is beautiful toy, and one that is
doubtless highly pIized. albany Journal
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Refuse she Issues OF All HANKS
mentioned below.

Refuse the Issues OF All Hantgs
mentioned below.
The following Tcnuesse see Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, " any ate
Uut, are utterly worthless.
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank ct Teunessee az Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, az Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Aturireeshoru.
Miners and Manutacturcrs Bank, at KnoXNiu .
Bank of Fast Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at AzeWeu
Bank Of Tazewej, at TIzewe
Lawrenccburg Bank, At Lawrenrehurg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at GAINESVILLE
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF two writ8 Of q tt, 10 me directed ly
ID the Circuit Court of the 4 ntel States, lur the
Middle District OF Tennessee ], T. u. Gla7cucE Mar
shall In and for id District will cNpD4n TOR sale pub
her, 1862 At the Court House dunr, iu the city at
Ma 1hyille, all the right, title claim, aud interest
which John T. Mckinley has ia and 90 the following
described lots or parcels Of laud IN the town of Mur
lrcesboro, Rutherford county state OF Truues8ce o.
rether with the building lul Improvements uu the
zane, viz l0t containing by estimation 1900 square
feet, fronting % feet on The public square iu Mur
frec7borO, running back uorthWard trum said Square
100 feet without building on %, vested iu said 4. e.
Mckinley by deed registered iu book ut the Regis
ter oC Rutherford county, rage 00i, also lot de-g
mated 10 the original Plan Of said town ol Murirr5
horo az No. 20, hcguuiuE al stake souiheai corner
OF said iu running thence West $50 feet, 90 stake
thence west llH feet 90 W. e.. FetrhrF's corner,
thence north 90 ieg O. stake the street. On 'ucr
east with the street 10 the northwest cOrnrr cot the
Presbyterian Church ut thence south 100 rrt o. tho
beginning, vested n said Mckinney by deed register
ed lu book ., page 53l bot 100 Murlfersburo bound
cd D. follows beginning with a stake % feet north of
said Mckinley snuthWrst corner of lot purchased
from Jones, thence west 1885, feet % tie street,
thence north aO's feet TO sIArr Win sad street
corner of Dot formerly owned by Fletcher thence east
s6l, feet to stake thence south 90 the beginning,
vested Ia said Mckinley by deed reg etrrd m boui, q,
page 100; aud Tot bounded as OloWs; beginning uu
northwest corner Of Tot owned by James MCnow'il,
H. running thence north with the street 90 feet Co
the corner of the street, thence east with the street
~ feet TO stake thence south 55 feet 90 stake 900
said McnoWeis line, thence west witli said line ~
feet 20 the beginning, vested In SAID Mckinley by
deed registered iu book o, pages $40, 3il said pro
pery being levied upon 90 satisfy iud Emrnt u favor
of bc CourCy. IafOureale Co, against j. r. NICK
ley and Judgment iu favor ui Motlur ant Go ,
against Hall & Mckinley, rendered m said Court un
he 3Oth day of April, lNG2, ana ON the lft DAY ui
MAY. 1852 Sale 90 take place al no O'Clock, A. A.
r. r. GLASGOW.
s,pi2Iu Us. Harshal, ~ u. T.
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The Missouri RYHbcaa is not disposed
to recognize the pretcnsi0n Of exclusive
humanity aud adherence 10 the recog-
nized rules of civilized warfare, set up bv
the rebels, big and little. The species of
retaliation threatened in the orders Of
General Cooper, dated Richmond, August
LIST, il considers enough of itself 10 dis
prove the claim, but evidences have not
been wanting throughout this war 10
stamp 1t as preposterously false. The
outrages committed by the savages at
Pea Ridge, in scalping dead and wound
ed Federal soldiers, and which were gin
gorly acknowledged but not adequately
punished or roproyed by General Albert
Pike, were not, il seems 20 us, the best
testimony in regard TO civilized warfare.
Nor will IL be- easy TO demonstrate that
the authorization of partisan bands 10
conduct petty warfare by stealth; TO
visit peaceable ncighborhOods and MUIR
der rob, and destroy; to lay in wait for
non combatants and shoot them down:
TO fall upon ambulances carrying the
sick, and assassinate those in them, as
General McCoOk was assassinAted; TO
trample upon every consideration of hui
manity and decenoy as the guerrillas are
doing, with no object in view but plum
der, rapine and general desolation; we
say It will not be easy to demonstrate
that these acts belong TO civilized hell
ligerency, We might enumerate many
more instances showing the absurdity of
rebel pretensions TO be considered the
embodiment OF moral principles in war;
but IL would be worse than useless, since
il appears that there is no way 10 coun-
teract secession arrogance.
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House Servant Wanted.

/ WISH TO HIRE a SERVANT Girl, UN
L married, who is cIiab OF doing an kinds Of
house work The DE. %. references will be- required
as we'll as given.
Apply at No 20 Market street, opposite the Watson
House aug2l-tt
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Commercial.

CuEKICrFp EY
B. B. MOB & BRO,
COMMISSION AND PROpucE MERCHANTS,
No ., CulLEUE ST, NASHVILLE.
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DoUnrFrL-wILp an.

North Western Bank Of Georgia
Bank Of the Empire State, Geo,
Bank Of Athens, Geo
FULTON Bank.
Bank Of Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Bunk,
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NToEsE.AT"9
LIFE FILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

THESE alEDlClNES have now been heiorc the pub
lie for period of thirty years, and during that time
have maintained high cha racer in al most every part
OF the globe Tor their ex' aordnal aud immediate
DS ea nd disease to @ G o bnmsn es
liable
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VEGETABLE LIFE MED1crwEs,
are well known /, be intalli6ie.
DYSPEPSIA, BY thoroughly cleansing the first secoC
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Appetite, heartburn headache, ReStessness 'tempc'.
Anxiety. LanguUr ord melancholy, which the gel-
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cOn>eqe nee OF its cure.
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| Influenza will always be cured by one doe, or tive in
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that will do what your Hair Regenerator WILL should be
widely known. think ii is the best article for the hair
now in use. RospPcffuHJ, &C.,
REV. JACOB SrENENS. NewburypoTt Ms,
~ lik, he liar Rsgenerator ami Dressing very
mach." REV GEO. WospING, Hartford, CT.
81 urhesitotihqiy pronounce II an inuanaLi" arfi-
Gle from, the eject my own hs0d'
8 A. HILL, wife of Rev, Henry Hill, Manchestcr,N H.
at rendered my hd,r soft and glossy"
Minor EAnRAR, Saratoga Sprugs, y. l.
81 feel confdent hat il operates SoT az o dye, 69t
10 restore the roots to hsi natural healthy state"
REV Z. NJ. KELLoG, Nashua, Nh.
"I most chserfuUy recOmnf End IL 10 all Persoha'
REV g. RUSSELL. Littlstou, N. II.
November |.
MEssRS. HENRY p. WILSON & Coz have no hesitancy
in saying, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Regenera
and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations
in use. shall continue ~ Use them with pleasure.
REV. II. H. IIiRTWFII, Lawrence, Mass.