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whose veins courses the gentlest blood.
The exquisite delieecy OF her feet and
hands, the graceful contour of her
rounded limbs and person, the unsul-
lied purity Of her virgin bosom. the air
Of chastity and innocence which the
painters skill has diffused about her;
the gentleness Of her slumbers; that
glaringly beautiful mouth, on which re-
fined purity sits enthroned; the peace
ful IoFliness Of her very beauty, ali de.
clare her . high-born woman, as chaste
as Diana, but Is love-iaspiTing as Venus.
These are some Of the qualities that
constitute this picture By Mr. z Mellogg
8 great work Of ART Its composition IS
20 truly original IS to recall no other
picture TO the mind. The light, shade
and coloring are sufficient evidence OF
the artists knowledge and skill The
varied and harnsonious lines of the
drapery, and the arrangement of the
accessories, are admirable, but It is in
the colofing that the hand Of the ar
tist displays itself The flesh tints in
shadow on the shoulders and bosom are
the tenderest, Che most luminous and
the most natural that we have ever
seen in any painting that has been ex.
hibiIed in 1his country, and we are free
70 say that Mr.. Kellogg's represents
ton Of hesh has far surpassed our con.
ceptions Of its delicacy, transparency
and coior.-M T. NeloS.
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No. 22s.

NOR sALE-2O, 40, or 54J< feet front on North
Cherry Street, 100 fest deep, next north OF the
Commepfia Hotel. THIS Is q central business To-
CAVITY. Price $50 per foot. one hafc szh balance
IN and years interest and lien.
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Essence of Coffee.

Essence of Coffee is an article used
by thousands of people under the be-
lief that it either improves the flavor
of the beverage or increases the yield OF
the coffee pot, which we do not know.
In Cincinnati the other day two manu-
facturers of Coffee Essence got by the
sars, and in court the secret of the in
gradients of the compound was forced
out of the litlgants. They squi:med
somewhat, but finally one of them re-
lieved himself as follows:
We take molasses, the cheapest, dir
test and nastiest we can find, boil j!
down until it gets thick aud ropes, take
it out then and place it in pans TO cool,
and when hard it is broken up and
ground, after which ground rye is
mixed with it. 1t is then put into pa
per packages, which are placed in
boxes, each box is sold at eighty cents
and labeled "Pure Essence Of Coffee.
If people want TO spoil good coffee
with molssses and rye, they had better
make the compound themselves. They
can ct least buy clean molasses
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Nhat the .sPressn sar ~ m,

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBJTIOH.-A rare opportunity L
oiiered Tor OF tanlng watches, chains, diamond
rngs, slyerwsre, etc, BY Messrs. Arrandals Co.
at No. l6l Broadway. They have an immense stool
Of articles, varying in valne, and all are offered 4
one dollar each The distribution is very fairly
done-you agree to take certificate Of q CERTAIN ar
tcle, enclosed IN an envelope, and not required tc
pay your dollar unless you are saushed with the ar
tcle, which will certainly be worth more than thai
amount, and may be o or 500. An excellent mode
thus OF investing enthusiastically Times, N. y CITY
MessFs. Arandale & Co. have long been person.
ally known TO US, and we believe them 10 be VsrJ
worthy Of public eonhdence.-M. j. Scottish Amer
Jour. .hine IL, ls64.
We have inspected, ct the Office OF Arrsndale A
Co Agency for European Manufacturing Jewel.
leTs, large assortment Of fashionable and valusb
leTelTy OF the newest patterns. We also noticed 3
large quantity OF silver plate, and understand thai
the whole Of these newly imported articles are TO h
disposed OF on novel principle, giving great ad.
Vsntages TO buyers and aftOrding extensive EN-.
ployment 10 agents. We know the hrmin question
20 be very respectable and thoroughly worthy Of
public confidence, and recommend our friends TO
READ ther adTerusement.-A. Y. Albion, SspteR,-
Der 3, 1864.
advantages must bs on the side of the customer,
for he has everything % gain and nothing compar.
atlyely 90 lose. he Knows what be will get for bis
dollar beforehand, and he need not send It if be Is
not satishsd.-N. 7. Weekly Relos Aug. G, 1854.
EMPIoHMEsT FOR LADIEs.-1hs most eligible and
profitable employment we have heard Of ior ladies'
Is the sac OF certificates for the Crest Gift UistFibu-
ton Of Arrandale Co A lady OF our acquaintance
has been very successful IN this wsy, not only In
filing her own purse but also IN dong good turn
TO those TO whom she sold the Certificates as will
be seen BY our advertising columns. Gentlemen
can also be thus eDgsged.-N. Y. Sunday Mercury,
august Ia, 1854.
In our columns the reader viii find an advertise.
uent Of ArrsndRle Go 3 Git Distribution oi
watches, jewelry and silverwars. In payment Of
that advertisement We received several sets OF the
ieEelry advertised, and we are warranted in saving
that, both IN finish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out 70 be lust what
they had been repre- ented.--7Eue Democrat, (Lslo.
iSfOlga,) AHg. IL, 1864.
AeENTs.-We wsat SCENTS in every regiment,
and IN every town and county in the country, snd
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every Certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts TO one dollar. Agents will col
lect 70 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents to us, either IN cash or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,
l57 Broadway, New York.
OF No. 9S4 King street. Charleston, 8. c.
fahQ-d4t W
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MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF IA, 10 me directed, from
I'D the Circuit Court Of United States, for the Md
die District OF Tennessee, issued at its October
tenn, 1865 VIII on saturday Inc IAN DAY Of april
1896, commencing at 10 o'clock m, sell atsPublic
Auction TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at
the Court house door 10 Nashville, Davidson county,
all the right. tile, interest," claim and estate which
j. B. Phi ow has 10 and 10 the following described
real estate, viz; certain tract parcel Of Land
situated, lying and being IN the county Of Maury,
State OF Tennessee, the Souh side Of Duck river,
and on the waters Of Little Bigby creek, beginning
one pole East Of the creek At a Sycamore; thence
North IS degrees, West 80 poles 10 stake; thence
West l34 poles 10 stake oak, ash and elm poin ers
thence south il3 poles to a stake and dcgEoOd 70
Gideon Pillows linei thence East 243 poles 70 an
elm and black walnut; thence North degrees, West
% poles 70 box elder thence North q degrees,
West 90 poles TO an ash; thence TO the beginning;
containing in said bounds l57 acres. more or less 20
safety an execution against said Pillow and W. J..
Dale, and in favor Of Cochran q 90.
uar6-W4t Err. GLASCOCK, NJ. NJ. D. T.
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Keuoer,s Great PaintiBg-The ORR
snfal Princess after the Bath.


This superb picture is exciting the
enthusiastic admiration OF cOHHOisssUrs
aud lovers of art When u was first
placed on exhibition in this city We di.
rected attention TO its extraordinary
merits. The opinions which VS. then
expressed Fave been Endorsed with sin
suisr unanimity by the press Of New
York. and confirmed by the applause
of the critics and the people.
A brief description of the picture
NAV interest those who have yet 10 en-
joy the delight of seeing it The prin-
cipal figure 1.-THE Princess, is reclining
on a gorgeous diyRn. She has just
emerged IRON the bath, and Is under
the spell of It's gentle inhuence-"lEp-
ned In Elysisn slumberS' The spirit
~ sleep seems TO have bathed her in
Ietheaa dews, and TO have transported
ber 10 the fairy land Of dreams On
the left, sttired in q splendid silken
robe. kneels an attendant the music of
whose guitar and song seems 70 be yet
tingling ia the ears of the sleeping
Princes. One beautiful hand is raised
in sign TO = servsnt not 10 disturb the
slumbers of their mistress, 70 whom
she is bringing the accustomed coffee.
Mr.. kellogg has had this picture on
bis easel Cor more than fifteen years.
During that time be has seen aud stu
died and painted the finest types of
womSnly besuty, not only in this coun.
try bus IN Europe and Asis. From the
study Of these he has conceived the
liVeliest ideal Of the female figure, and
has transferred Il by the aid OF science
and art, into this almost fAaltless form
OF glorious beauty, around which he
has thrown with q masters skill, every
grace, and charm, and sweet illusion
that bis art supplies.
In this lovely creation We detect no
popularity of tyre OF nationality; none
of those lines knd shapes that are pro
duced by exceptional causes; nAHght
10 detract from the painters ideal OF q
peerless woman, in the full develop
ment of every womAnly beauty and
grace Indeed Mr.. kellogg has had
the same power and skill 20 reproduce
his ideal, without departing from the
truth and beauty OF nature, and yet
without servilely copying the forms in
nature There il noone form In nature 50
beautiful ~ the ideal which true artist
may conceive from the study of many
forms Heisa great painter or sculptor
who from the forms in nature conceiVes
perfect ideal, and who has the skill
% transfer that ideal 10 the canvas, or
TO give il shape and expression in the
clay. To execute = figure with head,
add hands, and feet, and limbs, and 70
deck il with appropriate drspery, is
little more thEn tailOr-craft But 70
paint, or model the nude human form
IN all the beauty aud loveliness of wo-
man, and to endoW il with grace, and
sentiment and meaning, is the part of
8 master, and all this Mr.. kellogg has
surely achieved in the painting which
he has unveiled before his country PEG
Pile
The princess is every inch princess
high-born aud high bred beauty, in
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Making Gas from OIL wells Useful

Making Gas from Oil Wells Useful.
The Reno Times describes the use
gas is put to on the Egbert farm in the
oil regions, as follows:
There is well on this farm that pro-
duces an immense quantity of gas,
which is led from well to well by means
of pipes, and used for the purpose of
lighs and fuel This well is owned
solely by the land interest and flows at
the rate Of about fifty barrels Of oil per
day besides the gas which it produces
The gas is saved by an ingenious de-
vice, and produces more than is requir,,
ed for fifteen steam engines, twenty
four stoves, and gas lights on the
streets, in gardens, in the offices, the
houses, the engine houses and the der
ricks. More than half mile Of tubing
is used for carrying it throughout the
premises, aud the use of all other kinds
Of fuel and light, is entirely ignored
within its reach. This application is
one of the most useful, as well as the
most beautiful in the oil region. Space
forbids further notice at present, but it
is intended 20 allude again to this in
teresting subject
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Mnrshal's Sale.

IOT virtue Of q wit Of "a, to me directed from
ID the rcuit COurt o. the United States, for the
Middle District Cf Tennessee, st It's October term,
1896, VIII sell, Saturday. the 18th day Of April,
ls66, commencing a. 10 O'Clock n, at Public Auc-
ton 10 The highest bidder, for cash IN hand, At the
Court house door in Nashville, davidson county, all
the light, title, claim, interest and estate which W.
d. Horn Son have in and 70 the following dscrib-
ed real estate, viz; Lot No H. in Swings Addition
70 the city Of Nashville, fronting e feet on Fogg
street, commencing l4e feet from Stevenson stIset,
and running back 100 feet 10 ten foot alley beng
the same lot the title Of which was vested said
W. b. Horn Con, BY decree Of the ChsnceTy Court
OF DAVIDSON county, Ct its November term, 1865.
Also, other lot IN said Addition being No le IN
the plan fronting IS feet OF Fogg street, commenc-
ing az the West corner Of No II and running along
sad street 20 eet at right singles. 80 feet 10 ter
foot alley; thence sioHg sad alley EestEardly rs
ieet; thence u right angles to the beg ming; being
the sane Lot the title 70 which was vested 10 said
". Il. Horn Con BY decree OF the Chsncery Court
Of Davidson county, at its November term, 1865, 70
salts an execution against said W. II. Horn Son,
and il favor OF S1tphen Wesl1s-
mart vat E.R. 6LAscOCK, M. NJ. D. T.
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CorrOs DELlvERIrA-By mercantile

CorToS DELIyERIEA-By mercantile
circular in our paper of yesterday the
quantity Of cotton that has reached the
shipping ports since the close Of the
war is stated at l,9SS,000 bales, or q.
100000 bales in round numbers. Nei-
Their in this circular nor in Others have
we seen any estimate made of the guam
tity Of cotton taken since that date by
the various mills in Missouri, illinois
Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsyl
VSniA nor of the quantity Of cotton
that went inland 70 the mills in the
New England States. 1t appears TO US
that 100000 bales in the aggregate
would be a minimum estimate therefor
which would make the Southern deliv
cries to this date 2,200, 600 bales-N
y. Herald
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MsrshaI's Sale.

DY ytitue Of six writs Of IA, to me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee, issued at IL October
term 1865 viii OF saturday the 18th day Of April,
lsG6, commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, sell at pub
lie auction 70 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at the court house door in Nashville, Davidson
county, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
tate which B. j. Hill has in and 10 the following de-
scrbed real estate v z; town lot IN the town OF
McMinnyille, Warren county, Tenn on the south
side Of the Main street in sald town, beginning at
stake the W corner Of Lawson Walling's lot, il
being also the corner Of the lot herein described,
and on the edge OF Main street, running south 9
poles and ~ links 70 stake Oh said Walling's cor
ner thence east with his line poles and l6 links 10
stake on spring street, thence with the same
south poles and links to q 8 AXE on Summer
street; thence west with said street poles and 6
links to the s. E. corner Of W. II. Wsrder's lot;
thence with his line north 10 poles aud 10 links TO
the N. e. corner on Main street, and links west 10
the N. W. corner Of Thomas c. Smartt's shop;
thence east with Main street poles and q links 70
the beginning including "a poles of land IN said
bounds, after polling out said Thomas G. SMART 5
shOp; trgether with the brick store house, dwell
ing and other improvements thereon; to satisfy
siT executions sgainst said HI /, and in favor Of
Hosell smith a Co Truitt Bro. 6 Co Bancroft 4
Co. McCurdy Bro Brewster, Hyatt, Ingraham
& Co. and HaddOck, Reed & Co.
mart -4tw (. K. GLASCOCK, M. NJ. ID i.
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No. 263.

L1OR SALE.-BUENA VISTA sPRINGs-I3L
II Acres; one SMALL Frame Building Of two rooms
fences in order; THREE SULPHUR sPRINGs-
White, Red, and Back; Two Fnssst5ns Springs,
one elsern on the bill 693 feet front The Busna
Vista Pike; the entire plst Is shout square. VI
the l85s acres are found HILL glen, bower, recess
rocks ia bold lef precipiee, fat, springs, creek
and a romantic drive. This picturesque Watering
Place, in possession Of the right man, can b. made
the most attractive summer resort about Nashville
and being only IL miles from the city, - easily
reached By private conveyance, and no doubt b.
fore many months viii be accessible By Street Rail.
road. Price Is 800, on easy terms. Apply 10
II. g. sCOVkL, Real Esisti. Agent.
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Foreign Immigration and the Radis
cal NIpNa of Cnnrrass

NNA NACNs VI NouEAcAes
immigration from foreign countries
Is officially announced 10 be larger at
this time than Rt any former period.
Most of these immigrants come from
the rural districts of Germany, France
and Great Britain; are composed of sn
agricultural and manufacturing class OF
people, and their destination is princi.
pAlly the Southern States. These PEG
pie are industrious, frugal and intelli-
gent They viii take the place of the
negroes in the hard work of many of
the plantations, and aid the Northern.
ers aud native born Southerners in
their efforts 10 resuscitate the South.
The marvellous richness Of the soil and
the latent but potent manufacturing
advantages and mineral resources OF
the South viii be developed by their
labors. Il is safe 10 calculate that the
addition Of one hundred thousand
white foreigners 70 the development of
these elements of Southern wealth
might produce 10 the aggregate wealth
oil the nation one hundred millions of
dollars the first or second year. How
unjust it will be 10 these intel
ligent pioneers in g new system Of
Southern labor to place them beneath
the ignorant field negroes, who cannot
read word or write 8 syllable, in polit-
ioal privileges. These white men must
be here i've years before they can vote.
The radicals would have the negroes
vote before they can spell the word
freedom" OF know what it means be
fore OF AFTER they learn how TO spell it.
The white immigrant comes here ex-
pecting 10 be the equsl Of the white cit
i1en but he finds himself actually be-
meath the negro in the political and so
eiaiscAle Is this the way 10 encourage
immigration Is this the way to devel-
Op the resources Of the coantry3 Is
this The way Congress legislated when
the men who now represent most Of the
Western States in both houses we're
elected BY the votes Of hardy and in.
telligent foreign immigrants and their
descendants The great people Of the
Great West, We believe, viii rebuke
those Of their representatives in Con-
gress who aim at placing the Southern
negro, Just born Into a state OF liberty,
IN scale of equality above the intelli-
geut and industrious white immigrant
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EstraYs....Davidson County.

TAKEN up by John T. Tucker, living in District
i No. II, 8 dark by Horse, sbout4 years old last
10 the pastern iolnt, branded on the left shoulder
u s. with the -tter 5 above, and the letter ID on
the len thigh hiss rather short ears; he goes well
ali gslisi snd - hast ~ a pace. NhIed ~ Si2o.
No IL let black Horse, with few white hairs IN
his orehead about years old last spring. 10 hands
high, branded on the left shoulder U. g., with
| figure above and letter below the U, s. VAL
/ ued a. 500.
TAKEN UP by W. P. Turner, living in District
No. II, Horse OF a red hes-btten gray color, ~
years old, no marks perCept bic, the frog OF the
feet sore. Valued az SIS.
f,b22-w5lo ALEX. MCDANIEL. Ranger.
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In ChAncsry at GeMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1856

Lewis Faulkner, and othsrs, complainants,
rs 70. Bill.
The heirs Of John Cookey, their names unknown
Mary Cobb and her ohildEen, ther names unknowu
10 complainant, Isaac Cookey, Richard Cooksv
and John Webb and his wife, Ann. formerly Arr
Cookey, defendants.
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Clerk and
Master, from affidavit, thst the above named de-
PENDANTS are non residents OF the State Of Tennes.
see. that the ordinary process OF law cannot H.
served upon them: 1t e therefor ordered Il IL pu.
llcenon Be made, for four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville Union, newspaper published N the eitv
Of Nashville requiring said descendants 10 sppesr
on the hrst day Of our next Court, 70 hsId n No
Minnvlle, on the 4ih MONDAY in Alarch, 1885. 70
plead, ensNef or demur 70 complainantsi bU or me
same VIII be taken for confessed, ~ 10 them, and
set Tor hearing exparte.
J.F. MORFoRD, GAM.
IeDzA-Wat" By ]. @. BHEs, d. O.
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ORIGINAL Attaohment..No 3O3

1T appearing from the saidsyt fled in This csse
ihN the defendant John Ervn ahsconds, 50 that
the Ordinary process cannot b. served on HIM q h
therefore ordered that puhlicaon be made for tour
successive weeks N the Nashville union, noafylne
The said John AVN q appear be'ors Iohn Minis, q
Justice Of the feaca he MadisonWls. Monroe
county, Tennessee, on the l5th dsy OF June, lsa6
% ansser theh AMI there the sad Attachment rs
The lsE Al ects, or the same vii be taken g. con-
Iesscd aud heard ez psrie ~ 20 hina This TIE n
day Of necember iSs5.
msrls--4tE JOHN MINIS. JP.
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AhhAHnALk 4 co.. Manufacturers Agents,
No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all OF tks above Lat Of goods 1T ~
sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence of the great stsgnation Of trade
N the manufacturing districts Of EaglInd, through
the war having cut OF the supply Of cotton. lar9e
quantity OF valuable J2WaIy, originally INTENDED
Tor The English market has been sent of for sale
N this country and must Be sod al any s1erseef IN.
der these circumstance, ARRANDAilN 4 OUO. st.
ing as SCENTS for the principal European MssiIfse
turers, have resolved upon great G0f Apporti- "a.
sHt to be divided according 70 The following regu
lktions:
Certificates Of the various articles are nut into an
yelopes irdiscrinlinateiy, sealed up and wien or.
dered, are taken out without regard to choice and
sent by mail, thus showing no iaYoritsn on re.
receipt OF the certificate, you will see what you are
% have, and then i Is as your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers may
thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or AM
set Of JeNelrV on our list fnr Ona Uollsr
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Marshal's Sale.

ny virtue Of writ 4 "a to me directed. from the
ID Circuit Court of the United Ststes. for the Mid.
ale District Of Tennessee st Its October term, 1865.
will eel or Saturday, the l4th day Of April 1880,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock N. at Pubic Auction,
70 the highest bidder FOR cash IN hnnd At the Court
house door in Nashville, Davidson county, al the
right te, claim, interest and estate shich William
Culom has "a and 70 the following described resi-
estate, viz: tract Of land lying IL Smith county
Tennessee, 10 civl district No !, beginning 81 the
North boundary Inns Of the town Of Carthage. az the
road running East 80 poles, thence South one pole
q the academy land thence East With saad hnd Is
poles 20 the { corner OF sad lsnd, thence with
sad land poles the road thenee &c poles 70 the
Mil tranth, thence I'D said brsBch with its mean
ders 10 East 81 poles 70 she MI Dnm, thence up
said branch - poles, with its mea1ders 70 beech
IN the fork Of the branch thence North ~ East II
poles 70 beech, thence North IL East 81 poee 70
sbeech, theuce North IS East IL poles 70 VIII e
oak, North s. West 81 poles 70 White ash, thence
Norh s. West i0z pol 70 an ironEood, theEce
North 6s9 West o. poles 70 an ash, thence WestlOO
poieato an ash and dogEood, thence North so West
Isl poles 70 a buckeye and white oak % the Fort
Blunt road above GOodneFs old . an Yard, thence
6onth - East with the road g. poles 70 red Oak,
thence South 529 East along said road "a poles.
thence south West IS poles along said road thence
South 4so East IS poles along said road, thence
south Sc East 90 poles along said road, thence
South AZ East as poles along said road, thence
soHtt ls' East 90 poles along said road, thence
South l47 poles along said rOad 10 the beginning,
containing 449 acres Of land, more or lees except
ing therefrom the old Church Lot, containing about
4 acre 70 satisfy execution against said Cullom,
aud N favor Of Orssmus B. MattiPon.
nar6-W4t *. r. GLASOOCK, NJ. N. d. T.