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THE JERs.-The appearance of Mile.
Vesivali in English Drama in play that
is peculiarly lsraelitish in its structure
and suggestions, has occasioned new in
terest in that large and peculiar class of
people, the Jews. We are sometimes IN
the habit of forgetting what important
places the Hebrews really occupy. They
are no longer what they once were,
ground down in the dust by persecution
and intolerance. No longer is the Jew
only found among old clothes, second
hand brogaps and cast-oH haberdashe-s.
Since the commencement Of the present
century, the chil6renof Israel have play
ed a hand in the great game Of all ma
tions second to no other people on earth.
Who is the most powerful man in the
world st this present writiDgr Not
Louis Napoleon, or even the Autocrat
No King, Emperor, or POtentate, but
dark eyed soa of the patriarchP, Roth
schild, the banker, the wand of wealth
affords the sEsineWs of war" TO half the
crowned heads of Christendom. Who
organized that mysterious Russian di-
plomacY that so alarmed Western Eu-
rope = few years since? Tue descend
ants of Moses, Aaron and Malachi Who
is driving on that mighty revolution
which is shaking the Empire Of Rus
STA and making the crowned head Of
the continent feel as if be were on VOL
caro-? We answer, the sons aud daugh-
{ "a of Jerusalem. Who are at the head
of the principal universities of Europe :?
The late Russian Minister of Finance,
tue great Mendiah Of Bpsin--the late
Prime Minister Of France, Vale wski
WHO were Msrshals Soult and Massen2?
Jews. Jews, every one of them. Who
are the most opulent merchants Of New
York, Philadelphia, st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Chicago, etc? They are thrifty, econo-
MIXING people. Bat very few are ever
found in the almshouse. From whence
come our wsrblers; who are the TeTp-
sichores OF this generation, and VIII tae
Rossinis, Mey erbeers, and Memberships!
The offspring Of Levi, Jehoiachin and
Eleszor. There Is not an operate
company in Europe, not, sn orchestra
from Madrid TO 81. Petersburg, that is
not crowded with the voices of Hebron
and GelhsemaDe. Almost every great
composer, skilled musician, almost every
voice that rsvishes the world with its
witchery, your Pasta snd Griai, al
sprung from the root of Jessie, ali come
from the tribes that once peopled the
plains of Gslseed, Bethpsge. and SalOme.
As = philanthropist, we rel juice st these
things. They indicate that the world
has taken wide stride towards common
sense and humanity, They indicate
that no longer is knowledge Of the true
God spread among the children ofprom-
Use with consecrated fsgg0ts and divine
gridirons.
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Let every Tennessean read the follow
ing strong appeal TIA author has three
fold right, as an original Tennessee 10y
slist, As . father bsreaVed by the rebel
lion, and as a STAKEHOLDER, to be heard
on thia subject.
Ks-0rEaaIzst ton-Re.OOnstruetIon.
Citizens of Tennessee, the words
written above imply the present condition
Of our beloved: and once happy State,
and indicate The work to be done. Has
act the time arrived to set about that
wOrk? Shall we longer delayG Trait
Ors, by rebellion against the mildest and
most bene6sent government on earth,
brought ruin and desolation en- Us. That
government never Wrcnged Us. Itnever
wrOnged them. While it protected us, il
guaranteed 20 them every right Their
rights 10 their slaves were as secure as
any: other unqusstioned rights were.
They could bay and sell them At their
pleasure. They could buy and sell their
own slave children, and their neiees and
nePhsws. They possessed all political
and social infasnce in she State, and
We but did their bidding in these re-
sPsets. Bat not satisfied with al
this, blinded by their passion and
intOxicatsd By the p-OsssssiOn' Of so nuch
power, they madly and wicksdly raised
the black banner Of rebellion. Awaiting
themselves Of their illsgitinate power,
Aad 81 oar ansuspecting confidence, thev
deceived our sons and brothers, aud be-
,<aysd them into rebellion. Arrayed in
the ranks Of ins1rgent armies, they led
them to the fight. And noR who're are
thsyg Alas! the mournful reply that
brings sadness 90 50 many bsrsavsd AID
broken hearts is-"Fallen in battle, thsls
bones bleaching upon a. hundred en-
sADgained helde, or died in hospitals far
from tse mothers chat bore them, aud
the sisters thss loved them" Or, per-
heps What is worse, wandering IS brig
sndss adding % ihe ruin CT THAR native
land. The hssrt siekeRs as IL contem-
plates che oalllnes Of this SD and
gloomy pictursl Il FsoOils from closs
inspection Of its minute partial
Fsllswsuasrsrss are we bsasts Of
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love above all others, the men who en-
dare most hardships, suffer most ills,
brave most dangers, and exhibit most
patriotism. And that officer who ssoops
to insult %, forgets that be is indebted
TO you aud your comrades FOL. his COM
mission and rank"
All this time the Lieutenant sat "si-
lent and alor,s'' in the parlor, bat fad
ing himself left there Gin the cold he
seized his hat, and departed, wondering
'ff the d. didn't get into women
SOMETIMES"
If, after reading these facts, be shall
think | have done him any injustice
whstever, viii give his ZANE, company
and regiment in print, to the world.
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Persons from 10 % years can learn this system.
IN few lessons ladies' are taught . write in q
peat easy and rapid manner, azd gentlemen IN bold.
rapIi, business style.
10 persona acquainted with It's merits, his system
q writing needs 10 other recommendation but those
unacq with IT, Mr. .. refers 70 the following
remarks and sEin onlals. Instead 81 teaching Pea
uansbip merely issifafioa ~. experieoce Of
years his enabled him 70 Feduos Il % the ceEaty
u science, tl1t beng guided b. kaosglsdgs, IN
sfeEa CT reader pracfos pads nom p 20 year, can
Il a short kline harm ~ Er.ts ith EAsk ELEGANCE
and RAPlDITY.
ss accurate is bis system, snd 50 Uniform IL ia
recess, that after Witnessing it. edscts On several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the lauelted Alfred
Hcue observes.
ssHasing had fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Penmanshp and having seen the wonder
ful aud rapid Improvement Of your pupils "a ny
school, consider It bat Just 70 say that believe i
% be not oply the bst ,gies, bat ~ cess enc der
RAG tie kGc0r BY strict attention % the rules Civ.
en any person ray, IN snort time, scqure tree,
rapid, and oegant hand. s1ould be pleased - soe
II universally adopted"
This expresslOa Was coneurred II By
Maj Gen. L. 7. Gaines, c. 5. Army;
His Excelescy, james q. Jones, GOV. Of feanessss.
II. ReT. j. II 0tey bishop u Tcunessee.
Rt Rev. r. p hilss, Bishop q Nashvils.
Rev. Philip Lindsey D. u. Pes. o. Nashville Cui-
versity.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D D., and many ether eitlsens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says;
Being requested By Mossrs. DOibesr % state she
standing In society OF the gentlemen sign rs 60 tbs
within, do with much pleasu e, being aeqaaintec
With most Of them they are highly RESPECTABLE and
gentlemen OF sducation and Il Eigh Standing In 70
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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g1r. poIbear.-.PhsnOgraphy.


NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1863
l take pleasure in directing the &ttsn-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, TO the science AUTOBIOGRAPHY, as
taught by Prof. J. ". DOlbesr, of this
city.
/ have avAiled myself Of the OppOr-
tunity of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
offi:ial engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet l am perfectly astOnishsd
with the progress l have made in SO short
q Tins. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction / have received, and by
which I have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness The admirable adapta-
ton of this science TO the requirements
Of the people in this age of railroads and
telegrsphs, must commend itself to the
attention of every refecliHg mind. /
nesitate mol TO say that Mr. ". 9 expert
ence is such as 10 enable him to impart
ils principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period of few hours. am further pre-
pared 10 assert that if the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend Of progress
and improvement, would be so unEind-
ful of his duty to himself and others, as
70 neglect any opportunity to avail him
self of q practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical sTs'epa
of committing ones thoughts to paper.
T. J. RHOpEs,
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the time be had reached Rogersville, was
not less than live thousand and nine
pieces Of artillery. Cur loss during the
same period docs nct exceed, and hardly
equals, fifteen hundred. Il was tie ex-
pecta,ion Of khe rebelf, when LoDgsireet
was detached from Brsgg's army, with
force greatly superior in number TO that
which General Burnside commanded Che
country would be startled if the numeri-
cal superiority OF ths rebel force we're
made Known that they would ba able
10 occupy sad possess" East Tennessee
speedily, and take the Army OF tie
Ohio, with al Its artillery aud trains.
Their total defeat is one Of the most i'm
portant results Of the war. While Long
street was bafflsd and lingering before
KnoxFills, Bragg's army was whipped,
and JEFF. DAVIS programme for driving
the Yankees ont OF Tennessee was at an
end. Certainly no email shsre OF tbs
credit belongs 10 General Burnside and
his gallant Army.-C.n. Com 10.h 5
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TEEAsUET DzP4zTxErr, !
00cs ~ The GonBtrol or Of the tiurr. uev.

=. ItE41gEI UaFAaIAtHf,I
0acs - The GonDtrol or Of the tiurrl ley,
Aashngtoa, december II, 1888
NJ hEh1A-, ~ sItisiactcry sFidencs presented
70 TIE urds'sigurc, a. hzs besu uaao % al.
gaf nat the irst hational Bank Of Sssh H. u .
CDuhty % DfViizon and State u Tennessee has bes
eny organ endtr, and ac-orai1g 70. he require.
&c . o. ne act o. StnFress emitted AH act - FRO
vide nst OBal eurrrBcy, secured By pledge q
Lniled state5 stoc4s agd b provide for the cifcua
= = = ID rs-enpti9s shers9f, ap rovea Fsbruary Is
Iss@' ana has compiled win all ne pfOvlssoas q
taia aet required 70 b. complied Niih BE- ore con
1ef EGG The 5usiness - BANKING
Nov, therefore, J. Heea hcluLL~oH, Couptroiisf
o. me Slrecy % hereby certify that the said Erst
nt.iya.l y AK Of Nashyl-s County Of DaFits0n ana
, ale u isnnesses, . Authorized 10 commence The
0usi7ess u sal king urdsF tie act Aforesaid.
10 testimony whereof, ritacss my hand and sea- Of
oiice, tnis elsFeRsa a4y q December, Ises.
l-snsel II. AcCCLLOCH,
Conptroilsr ofthe Currency,
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MARsHAL'S SALE
or
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. HARDWARE. &c.

I WILL OFTER FOR SALE, q Tia highest kiddsr,
fH C.SH, as ii gi0rs-hclse fernsriy occBpisd
81 A. J. Duncan "a, cemnsncisg on EEDAEs
DAY, the zta dsF Il Dsssrab r, "a ooatiaank Efe
tnzs y tias Eztll ali sold, large and g-Flsd
saeoftrsnt Of nEI G0Ji-, coa1iafng e ia1ira' enf
gsnusmeas wear, EsAty nsds ciot6ing, noels azd
aosss r4ts aEa Cops, Hardware, Cloafs, ThrBad q
ssery Farfelgy with ganfFai aascrimant u5zaslg
kspt n xhelpasle heuss. salp % eanmsnas Is 10
sslses, petite - Eith sRt fsssrvs,
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N Il Is O MS
AGENCY OFFICE.
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, In West Nash
~ wills.
Az eless0t Residence en- Vine-streot, at reasons
bic price
Brick store, Dwelling, stable. sc. With - aeres q
good land iruit trees wood aud water u sbeudapcs,
a. Triune, Willanson county. Can &c excha1god
fTpropeFty ia Nashville
fne manufacturing ste, OF the river bank n ths
corporation of Nashville.
1L0acres OF Land. with com o-tsbl3 Improvements >,
four miles north o. The city At SzlO per acre. TSeu-
y acres o. more be I'D ftne purchaser does nos
Nant AL
Two elegant store houses the Psbrc square,
Nashville.
frck Dwelling on Cedsr-strset, between Sprueo and
Vine, No 70.
LOTS IN proFed Aac nnimprcyed IN Edgedsid North
Nashville, south Nashville and West Nsshvls.
Hz- Deedsof Convey aDce, Mortgages, and ali kinds
Of gal documents drawn up by competent Attor
neys.
81 F-e, Msrns and Life Insgsanes POli cirs isss
by q. E Saith, Agent.
Clnat WILSON'S OFFICE,
0eclS-lm Chs7Iy-st near Un.o2.
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Fross iAs Hon. Jsdss " Grees,
President Of The law School, al LstaaOn Teun, sn4
who wss for % years on the supreme beueb q Ten
nesSee
.'Mr. DObesr has spent many years IA teaching
and perectigg his system Of lns.ructon, AID is b.
far Superior to any teaChT Of penmsuship have ev
or seen. Yea VII perceive az once that be isa nan
Of tine inteliE5 nee. gives 20 instruction without
reason and bis reasoning Is 80 just and clear thai
you once perceive the principls be seeks u mpert
md that being EXed N The min D, the pupil acting
upon il learns - write wita Case and rapi1ty
veil As with elegance.
IeemDend Mr. DOl0ear % your kind attention, aud
trust It viii be consistent With your We've and feek
ngs TO forward lis oble0ls. AHy service you may
render him VIII BE- worJhiiy bestowed Sud ill obGge
me Very respectfully, ycar TREAD,
LEBASON TExS., UeL %, ls56. y. GREGN.
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TO RENr-F0R 1854.

The Farm in Edgefeld, Of 225
Acres,
GTTVATED bstxeeH Gsliatn and whlts Crtak
- TaFnplhss, IN the centre Of which 4 the family
rcsidercs Of Psy9asisf karTis, Of the g. = NAVY
a5d &c The Northern border Of Il two small CotfAgss
With 10 barn. Stables, C4srsgshcsse, eprihg hosss
and other eoavonisnf outh0uass Il aforcs
Paeasant resiesnes Hstr the city, and he solf l.
excellent FIR cu,tlvatira
Aps.ly 20 - 6Eo. HANS, PaJmastsr 9 & Navy.
NeN T0rk - or 70 - O. sCOVFf -
Ne. 10 Para Street. opposite East fons d re capil
Hashvllis, Tennessee.
nozs-tL
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Allow me TO introduce 70 yol my friend J. W. Dol
bear who sits your city for The purpose OF teueh
Ing Penmanship and Photography. llis reputation
a successful IeasheT d well ami 20 widely estsb
lighed that / ill say n0lhn on that score. Otly
desire TO PFessut lin as gent eman !rog whose 50
eiety have derived much pleasure AID prodt aud as
ems whom you have the Intelligence 70 appreciate
anything you NAY da 10 further bis designs will b.
gratefully Acknowledged BY Jour friend,
JOHN q EDgAR
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VIII be furnished free Of charge 70 solders IN or out
OF the Hospitals, II their bottles or fnkstands are
brought ct tho above hours sOLDIEss are one
third lesa than citizens.
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Capt. 6O!h Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful SCIENCE of Photography with Pro-
lessor j. w. Dolbesr, most heartily en-
dOrsO the above notice by Capt. Rhodes
JAsP PATRIDGE,
Capt. 44lh Ills. Vols. Inf'7.
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Sir--ConsderlIg good handwriting 70 be a0t only
an accomplishment, but meaGs " success 80 every
MN engaged IN buiuess, Rr ally applaud your MGR
tOr.cus eKertOns 10 improve the e5irUrTaphy Of the
age. gentleman or lady either Who writes badly
reyer writes Willingly; AMI consequently Cf;eR IA ~
write when they shsuid and wbs1 they 10 WRITE Il Il
done tie last momoat, with haste snd impatience
and consequently with faults Of ali Kinda u 81 c1r
milling AID ipjuTing both the writer and the Cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your Rudable undertakings,
remain yours, ! respectfully,
THlS n RgNTnH =
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PHONOGRAPuY

is 3 simple azi cay that It's principles can all be
luaTrsd il few hours and q snail 5uut Of prsc-
ioe will enable one 70 Il for the daily purposes OF
life.
None bat those who are acquainted with a can
form any lea Of its great bTerIfy ana simplicity or
Of the ease with which II can bS learned. But what
s fhOn0gi aphyl IL Is system Ct short hand writing
which cau be written ten times Fast the consOn
writing read "a easily, and leaT9od with far Ices
troublc.
Il used not ooly ~ Reporters. cut by bEndrejs Of
Thousands 10 this country and In England for private
writing for composition, for taxing testimony, etc;
IN courts for aeTmoDs, for cOTrtsposdence, Tor boO
keeping, eto., etc hy iadisg BY Students By Clerks
by Clergymsn, By Lawyers, etc, and Is rapidly com
ing into general use,
As a labor saTi e invention its valus can scarcely
be estimated and It requires but Little time 10 learn
70 for the daily purposes Of lifa Bat The OBJ
ectiOn made that others read IT. We'll fhep
let them spend few hours 10 learn IT, for where i
the justice 10 requiring the aeve sad Intelligent 20
speDd ten days In doing what they N ght do IN one
merely 20 saFe the incident few hours oSort M
learning thing which would be useful TO them for
lief The tine was when but few persons could
write their names, bat the progress Of the are de
raads a more rapid method OF writing, aud v ne
the active and INTEL gent MCsT and Wi have The
advantages Of Photography, the indolent mus; sub
NIT TO the disadvsnigge caused By their eve indo
lencs.
The ease With which Il can be brought into uroat.
able aud daily e shown by the follow Ing Ger liz
Gates. 1t Is only those who Are tgaOra1s Of ls VIA
ever speak against Il.
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80 3. n. u. go -.

CoLUABIA, TESN Nov. %, is43
Nh. J. W. DoLEEAR-Iunr Sir have been much
Il terestsd and pleased IN examining your system o.
Penmanship. HOuT Method Of teaching seems 10 me
10 be both ski fui and faihfa and The improvement
Of your pupils 4 81 prisiEg and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. shan feel happy 81
tia testimony 20 your merit shall lead Others 10 avail
themselves Of year instruction In One Of the most
beautiful and gssfal arts ana am very respectfully
etc. JAS II. OTEY.
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As oTEIOER NoNPLUsRD.

A young Lieutenant in SWesny's d.
vision whose only bright spot is on his
shoulders, and who thinks privates are
an inferior race of beings-unworthy OF
an officers association or regard-on
hearing the thrilling notes of . piano,
accompanied By female voices, while
promenading in Pulaski last week, aud
acting upon impulse, entered the gorge.
ously furnished mansion, took of his
kids" and "beaver" in the hall. stepped
into the parlOr, and was there AsIonished
to find two humble soldiers enjoying the
ladies society. His establishment grew
into contempt as the damsels, instead of
acknowledging his insrusisns smiled
upon ossai, 50 be pefemtorily ordered them
10 report 70 their regiments, adding that
"Privaies should never force their compa-
ny upon ladies'"
Toe situation become embarrassing,
but the women's hearts were interested.
and leaving the psrlor, invited the sol
diers to accompany them. In the sitting
room, well-furnishsd and grand ali over.
they remarked
Gentlemen, you are our guests. and
We welcome Jon always, and treat you
thus kindly, because we have brothers
who are privates in the Southern army:
and We know ether ladies, onr equals ia
position, viii - warmly resolve them.v
'bai why this prefere5ce for us, ladies
do you nos honor rank 2" asked one of
the soldiers.
IN other dsys--days Of peacs--we
eid honor phrases, but since this cruel
var exists "a eur eountry. We honor aad
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I'VE 9NDERsI9SED hsviux been asthoriusa 70 -
cfat troops Tor TIE Unts4 STATS e8rvics, re- the
tern q hires gcars durlng she var, ifoH ne pya
uek q eeoFFia. = dasFoua q Elginr fecfoIlRg con.
mlezon8 10 ererestIe. we msn. ~ VII ~ ncunl ~
1.oaod e aota - tkeeesnpaaT fais. ror fnfnrna-
t@4s bsirea ltalo1
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ROOM oseT EmlGl's Drag sssJs Cor. CLsreL a,d TN.
Streets. HOURS, to II, s. m, % S, ?. m, and 7
TO 8 at night
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WAsaINorOs 90. June %. lsl

he following very just remarks q the Bon Thos.
K. B.ntcn, L. :. senator are worthy The attentive
regard Of parents ami all young persons who haze
any hope OF success In the Lusiues- Of lie.
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A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writing from Pulaski, Ten
nessee, narrates tbs following incidents
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FOUND.

IN Eoadsy the 2ist inst, between ths rs1itsn-
snail TOcKET WALLET. conisi1iag mousy and
papsrs. The owner esa obtain the sane ~ calling
AZ this ocss describing a. sna paTag ior ihs ad-
reFtizenslt. Ez-3t
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Pastor Of thes -PresbyterlaH Church,
AsAaF-I.s, lsan.
HAszrrLE. Augu-t1.I

LaaslFIILEl HuEl7t Y ~
In about ak months from the time I began the
study Of Photography, with Ices than oas-thirc Of
ssid time devoted 70 its attainment, vas employed
Reporter for the United States Beard q Csairns
The faiShf teaching OfMr J. W Doibear, a Nash
vile, and the study ard practi OK the eonCss com
prehensive, AMI juaici0usy arranged ptOnozf aDbic
books Of Sen Pitman, OF C0oinDs have TINS e sirz
enabled ne % make Photography practically useful
It's pfiDc pics are quickly mastered, aud know a
nothing that yuung persons learn gith eqaI urs
pect Of immediate AID profitable employment
Tie secretsry u y ~ hss ordered, Jolly glb. ls6s
N General Order No. 20s, p lacgraphic T uOrters
employed under The authority o. the zsth SECTION 81
the sct o. Congress, approved AErch B. Isss Will DO
allowed not exceeding Ten dOars per 5ay" etc Tia
VIII Of coUrss greatly Increase The deIsaud FOR Pc
Poriera. DUAc2E *. DoEns.