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THE MASSACRE OF JAPANESE
CHRISTIANS.

The news from Japan relating that one
hundred and fifty native Christians we're
recently taken from the city of Nagasaki
aud put TO death by drowning by order of
the Mikado, in spite Of the circumstances Of
the foreign consuls, and that others had
suffered martyrdom in other parts Of the
empire, ELECTS the following spcculations in
the New York Post:
Who were these Japanese Christians
IL il certain that they were not converts Of
modern missionaries. No such success has
vet attended their effort in Japan. Whence,
then, did these oue,hundred an fifty Japan
ere Christians Gomez
Il ia probable, and indeed almost GER
tain, that they are Of the old stock, who
have in some way succeeded in keeping
alive, through successive generation for
two hundred and fifty years, the religious
faith preached by the Jesuits. The perse-
cution which the native Christians of japan
suffered at the time their government eX-
PEELED foreigners, and made the profession
oftnc Christian faith a capital oifense, has
no parallel in history; and all lis rigors
have been continued 10 the present day.
The present dynasty of Tycoon, which
was established at that period, made the
Buddhistthe State religiOn-and the more
eflectually to secure the total extinction of
the adherents Of the hated Christian faith,
made the Buddhist priesthood the special
agents Of the government for hunting OHt
Christians aud torturing them; from this
there was no escape, except by recantation
or death. There has been no relaxation
Of their vigilance, and all the laws origin
ally enacted are still in force. To. day
every japanese must register himself at
some temple az Buddhist, or be con
demned M an outcast and 40 strenuous il
the guard that even tie simple contract Of
a Japanese servant with his employer con-
tains always, "A a part of its legal form, The
modification that be IL not a Christian.
Nevertheless, American residents in Japan
recall a Flmor which from time 10 time
came 20 their care, Of band or community
Of Jesuits proselytes still existing in some
prats Of the empire. Sometimes they were
eaid 10 live Ia the very heart Of Neddo, and
at others in one Of the southern provinces.
IL is possibly that this secret community,
encouraged by the revolution in the en-
pire has yuntured rashly 10 disclose IT.
self.
IL will be very remarkable Il IL shall
prove that there are still in Japan any con-
adorable number Of Christians, the de-
scendants of those who were converted by
the Jesuits two hundred aud fifty years ago.
IL would be new proof Of the futility
Of even the most rigorous and cruel per
se'ution.
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STRANGE FREAKS OF SLEEP
WALKER

IRON the Cleveland News
A remarkable case Of somnabulisrl occur
red here recently. Just al day break, two
or three parsons in the street noticed u
Young man, habiled IN tcanty nocturnal
yastments Such cnndnct neemed rather
unusual, and they stopped 10 see what the
result might be, watching his strange ac-
lions with no little curiosity. After enjoy.
ing his precarious promenade for a few
minutes, he went To the end Of the house,
near which stands large tree, the branches
extending over the rsof With the agility
Of a cat he seized limb, crept into the
tree and Quickly descended TO The ground,
swinging down and dropping from the low
srmost branches. Immediately after alight-
ing, he passed out Of the gate upon the
sidewalk. After standing for a moment, IA
il not fully decided upon the plan Of his
erratic expedition, lac started up the street
al a qnick pace which WAS soon quickened
20 run. Those who had witnessed his
proceedings Al once decided TO follow him.
coniecturing that he was either cavorting
about in his sleep, OF that lac was on = aul-
cidaI purpose bent. They accordingly gave
chase, and aiitr running couple OF squares
sncceeded ia overtAking the eccentric
youth. SEEKING him by ube arai, they in.
quired the cause of has conduct, bus he
made no reply, only enaeavoring TO free
himself from their grasp Upon looking
at his ewes they disooverSd that, A. they
had imagined, he vast fa'd asleep. A Wig
orous shaking soon aroused him, and his
CONSERVATION az finding himself In such
plight may be imagined He stared
wildly shout, speeches from fright aud
utterly unable 20 comprehend his peculiar
situation. A few VOID, from them quick
n explained tho matter, aRd he suffered
Rimselfto be conducted home. lie was OF
course, wholly unconscious Of what had
iransPired. He stated that he had had
considerable somnambulisiic experience,
but had never before equslled has present
exploit The skylight in the roof was
found open, and by this means he hsd
gained aeooas 10 the top Of the house.
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TEE NEvv LAW REGUEAFHEe EHE
MEDICAL PRATERNfTY.

The time, as gentleman Of the profes-
sion Yesterday remarked, is fast approach
lag, when the new law, passed by our State
Legislature, compelling all physicians " DO
never haze been in the receipt OF 3 regular
diploma 10 suspend their practice, will go
into effect There is n large number Of
practitioners Of the healing ART in our
midst, fifty per cent. Of whom only, are
graduates Of any recognized medical insti-
tntion. Should The law in regard to the
remaining fifty per cent. be enforced, the
number Of the profession, as st present
shown, would be largely diminished, which
would, Of course, rebound, not only to the
benefit Of the educated physician, bat 10
The public at large.
The druggists, too, will be restricted,
who are in the habit Of prescribing, as on
the irst Of October next, when the law will
be enforced, their labors in that line viii
be suspended
The law provides that any one violating
the statutes will be heavily fined, and there
will, doubtless, be no little litigation about
the ides OF October, as it is not 10 be ex-
pected that 40 many physicians Of &C
knowledged ability, and druggists Of such
scrupulous accuracy, will quietly submit "a
such, 10 them, destructive decree. Gin
einanti Enquirer
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I Nashville and Northwestern
r a L L r O A d.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AND
TRAIN will run between Nashville Tonnes
sees and Hickman. kentucky
Leaving N nashville at 5:l5 p. N.
Arriving Hickman at $50 A. N.
Leaving Hickman at 6:20P.M
Arriving Nashville at 6:45 A. N.
A freight and accommodation through train
will leave Nashville Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. at 4:45 4. NJ, arriving at Hickman at
u midnight. Leaves Hickman Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. at 730 A. ~. and
arrives at Nashville at 2:30 next morning.
Making close connections at Mckenzie with
Memphis and Louisville Railway for Humboldt,
Memphis, Vicksburg. New Orleans. and all
I Al Union City With Mobile and Ohio and New
Orleans and Ohio Railways for PAducah Jack
son, Tenn, Mobile, Ala-s Cairo, st. Louis, Chi
eago. and all points South and Northwest
{ At Hickman with Atlantic aud Mississippi
Steamship and Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Companies hrst-class steamers. for all points
on Upper and Lower Mississippi Rivers.
Z At Nashville with Nashville and ChattanOO-
ga, Louisville and Nashville. Edgeheld and
Kentucky and Nashville and Decatur Railroads.
100 miles shortest routs TO St Louis.
70 miles shortest route TO Memphis
a miles shortest route to New Orleans.
Palace Sleeping Cars ON all Might
Trains. a.. .H. ia .
Baggage checked through 20 aH im-
pOriant points.
Fare as low rs the lowest.
Tickets for sale al the City Transfer Oaice.
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets,
and st the Nashville and ChattanOogA Depot.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. ID. Il. CLIFFE, Receiver.
I. S. RICHARDS. Gent Sup't. augf
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DRIFr ON MY BARK l

Dnft on my barkl tho .slnbeams Sleep
Upan the tranquil tide
The iinR'ri waters Idly creep
And nestle 10 my side.
Tho langud breeze that lightly plays
Itssuftest, sweetest air
Upon the liver. fails ~ raise
The golden ripple thero,
And on my breast she rs 1t rest
Drift onl driit Oni
Drift on, my bark The day is worn.
The shadows round us close;
. Der distant hill aud waving corn
Tho dying sunset glOws.
The sapphire lido, grown dark at last
Wakes with a dreamy sigh.
And Joins the breeze. now rislng last,
In mournful lullaby,
But still hear whisper near.
Drift on driit On
Drift on my bark Tho night winds chill
Sweep round the bittern calls
Der waving corn and distant bill
The gathering darkness falls.
Ono pale and solitary star
Steals out iimid light;
The curfew bell chimes cut atar
A musical good night DOL.
The day Is done. we are alone,
Drift ON drstL on
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AND BOILERS.

/ ANE & B0DLEY SAW MILLS-GREAT
reduction IN prices. We are Offering for
sale AZ reduced prices. large lot Of frst-elass
Portable Enginei. Stationary Engines and
Boilers, a. follows: Ono Stationary Engine
without boiler. forty horse p0Wer: oas Station
AIRY Engine. withsmt boiler, ten horse power
one pair Double Engines. fifty horse power. with
two boilers each twenty feet long, forty inches
diameter; OiTe extra large Portable Engine lV11
By 10 inch cylinder; enc large Portable Engine.
10 By Is inch cylinder: two Portable Eng1nes
by Is inch cylinder. Also. several Lane a Bod
Saw Mills. VITA the improved wrosght iron
blocks and sslid iron frames
JOHN p. DALE, Agent.
With J. r PAUL 4 90.
ilharket 81. Nashville. Tenn
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GEN. R. E. LEE, President,

with Professors Of Latin. Greek. Mathematics.
Modern Language Moral Philosophy. History
aud English Language and Literature, Applied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry
and Law and Equity. -. ia.
These are distributed into I, Faculty Of Arts
. Faculty Of Science 3. Faculty Of Literature
and Philosophy. 4 Faculty Of Law.
In each Of these Is conferred a distinct Bach
el0r's Degres and the DeEree Of MAsTRR OF
AIRS Is open alike 70 students Ia each course.
In the Department Of Science are conferred.
also. PROFESSIONAL DTPLONAs " Civil Engineer
and Mining Engineer.
By the aid OF full corps Of Assistant Profess
sors, provision is made for thorough drilling 10
the departments ~ English. ancient and Mod
ern Languages and Mathematics.
kxPKxsEs.--An necessary expenses need not
exceed $50.
For fun particulars apply TO
T. C. GORDON,
jyS0 II CLERK Of Faculty.
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IN EQUETY.
In Richmond snnsri0r Conr,

In Richmond Superior Court.
The The President b AsstGnGG and ID Bill for D
Company Of the Bank of Au- rection and
gusta." Distribu-
rs. ton of As
Archibald, Boggs and Others sets of said
Creditors Of said Corporation. Bank.
Upon THE APPLICATION OF
u counsel for complainantitis ordered by the
Court that all persons holding claims or de-
mads against the said President, Directors and
Company of the Bank of Augusta" who have
not heretofore done so, shall, by the SECOND
MONDAY in JANUARY next. give notice of
their claims to tho Assignee, George NJ Thew,
at Augusta. Georgia. and exhibit the evidence
thereof. and depOsitthe same, if in writing. with
said Assignee, for which he shall give proper
receipts. r.- .r
And it is further ordered, that all such per-
sons so presenting claims. be considered and
made parties defendants to said bill, with leave
to plead. answer OF demur thereto at any time
before the hearing thereof.
And the Court will proceed to mako such
order and decree for the distribution of said
assets in the hands of the Assignee as the rates
of Equity require.
And it is further ordered. that copy of this
ORDER duly certified by the Clerk. be published
once month for four months before the next
term of this Court. in public Gazette of each
of the cities Of Augusta. Atlanta. Savannah.
Charleston. Nashville. New York and Gin
cinnati.
By tho Court June %. 1868
VIM. H. HULL,
Solicitor for Complainant.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
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A Chance TO Draw any of the Above
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Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt
OF 3 cts. a sealed ticket will be drawn without
choice and delivered at our office, or sent BY
mail to any address. The prize named upon II
will be delivered to the ticket-hOlder upon the
payment of one dollar. Prizes will be imme-
diately sent to any address, rs requested, by ex-
press or return mail.
You Will know what yOur Prize Is
before you pay for It. Any prize may be
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Hanks.
Our patrons can depend on our fair dealing.
ReGeremces.-We select the few following
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APoIl1lcaI nursery Song

From the PARIS hentucklan.
We copy the following nursery rhyme
from the Lexington Statesman, only cor
nscting the evident bIunders Of the com
pOBiior
Sing a song Of Hiram,
Ulysses full Of yUe,
Every carpet-baRgeTs
Finger in the pie.
Whom the pie Is opened,
Little birds will sing,
Hiram. Hiram, wants tie,
But never will DO king
hiram's ia tho wigwam,"
Feeling very risky.
Full Of light ambition
(SynOnym Tor wblskyG
Hiram's out Of doors.
Showing of his clothes.
Long come the people
And nip OF his nose. -. boa.
referring. wo suppose, to his Indian baby
record. - Pidc Anna Dickinson.
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Ten lines Of solid nOnPareil make one square
Yearly advertisers will be entitled 20 ds'
sount Of 10 per cent
kyery other dag te. Q. d. advertisements VII
t.s charged tWo-thirds q above rates. a.,
Advertisements inserted In the Tn W eokly VII
re charged one dollar n square for first insertion
snd City cents each additional Insertion. =.
Ia the Weekly. ore dollar square ior eaoh
insertion. a. Z,
Special or City Itom Notices. twenty eehs :
line 6rst and ten cents line eyery Aoaltllori-I
Insertion. / Dcal notices 20 cents INC caon ~
ssrtiOn. 80 - :.
Changes in advertisements viii DC chargeo a.
the rate Of City cents n square. -.
All advertisements are due RON uhto y IN ~ T. ss
i,sertion- Hereafter the cash system VIII DC
adbeled TO- and no transient advertisements VIII
- tsksp unless accompanied By the money.
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UNION BANK NOTES.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT or THR
i Legislature Of Tennessee passed DeeeInbeF
I'm fsf6 entitled an act 90 To expedite the dis
tribntion Of the sgects Of Banks, which have Or
may mako Assignments among their credIt0ra.
notice II hereby given % the holders 81 the uotss
Of TAG UEIOs BANK ~ IKSEKasEE b Gle them
with the undsrsigned, al the Bank In Nashgiie.
between now and the lst day Of January. eigh-
teen hundred and siKty-nine. QSil.) and receive
certificates therefor. OF they gill be forever
barred from any participation 10 the aeaee 81
the Bank Tn certificates viii ho received ~
Pas IN payment for debit dae tbs BANK Whnth-
Ar tondered before or amer the lst o. jana
Az lss9 JOS. ". ALLEN. Trustee
Be- a. 'Issa. IN Am
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COMPOUND ELIXIR S0LIDIFIED GLYCE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark Compound CamPhOr
and PyrOphOsphate Ice, with Glycerin.
of Iron. DIR. Whites Dentine
Elixir Of Valeriante of superior ." tn Pow
Ammonia der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustrai
of Jamaica Ginger. for tho Hair
Wistar's Cough LOZ- Compound Arnica Lin
engos. ament.
DR.. JacksOn's Pectoral Nerve and Bono Lima
LOIenRes. ment.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders.
Peel, etc. RenOvatng Spirits, for
Finest Distilled Rose, removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive Fluid, for ro-
Flower Waters moving stains, Iron
Bitter Vino Iron MOulds. Ink, etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses. ..
Window Glass, Putty, White Lead, Oil, Tur-
pentine, Brushes. Box COlors ground in oil.
Varnish. Garden and Flower Seeds, etc, etc
Tho country trade will find il ts their interest
to csll and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. dec2l 3m
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO YOUNG
UAnK

We learn that Miss Susan Dufour, aged
about seventeen years, living in Client
county, in this State, was seriously burned
on Friday night last, by Aurora oil. 1t
appears that she went with another young
lady to a store TO purchase some of the oil,
and after the clerk had placed the amount
that they wanted in a can, although the
lighted lamp was about two feet from the
can, the gas arising from it came in contact
with the flames igniting the oil in the
lamp. The clerk seized the lamp and en-
deavored to throw it out Of the house, but
il struck some object in the store, throwing
burning oil on Miss DufOur. She started
to run, but was prevented from doing so by
Mr.. George G. Ellis and gentleman from
New Liberty, who endeavored to smother
the flames with his coat. By the time the
fire was extinguished, she was 80 severely
burned that il was feared she could not
live, but she is now rapidly recovering
Mr.. Ellis had one of his hands very badly
burned while eztinguiahing the fire.
Louisville Courier Aug. 3.
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Middle District Of Tennessee

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
1 notice Of his appointment a. Assignee Of
IL f.. Hogo, Thos- $. Griggs, Chas. Goldberg and
y. ;; Galbreath. Of Nashville. in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, within said
District, who have been adiudged bankrupts
on their own petitions. By the District Court Of
said District ..
A. s. CHADBoURNE, Assignee.
spr2S AW3t O6ica 821< Church street..
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RANARIIPT SALE.

Il WILL SELL At BARNES AUCTION
l-bouse. y gIy "a. at 10 o'clock A. ~ for cash
The chdses In action Of tho following ban krnpus .
Samuel Landaner, X. III. F0ryth. NJ. NJ. Bur
dett, N. Nultzbacker Samuel byman Edward
Levy and Foster, Early n 20. Also. a fine
enIlectiOn Of books ALEX. A HALL,
Ohee, " Sout Market street. Assignee.
jylZ lot
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Louisville and Nashville
R A 7 I r o A D.
WINTER SCHEDULE, 1853.
COMMENCING APRIL re, Isss,
Trains viii nun as follows :

Trains will run a. follows:
Leave Nashville. f.sso A. VI. sac P. NJ.
Arrive At Louisville fa:05 P. M. 400 A. NJ.
Both Trains make direct connection AZ Louis
vile with the Jacksonville Railroad for St
more, Washington. Philadelphia. and New York
Morning Train from Nashville c0nnects with
United States mail line steamers leaving Louis
vile at 400 ?. ", connecting at CINCINNATI with
early morning trains East, BAGGAGE CHECKED
from Nashville TO st. Louis, Chicago. cincin-
natl, and all principal Eastern cities
- RS- The d:3o P. n. Train from Nashville
does not run on SUNDAY. .nFt.
Galiatin Accommodation Train leaves Gala
tin at $3.50 A NJ. arriving at Nashville at
1900 A. M. Returning, leaves Nashville ut
3s05 PM. and arrives at Gailatin at Sass p NJ.
r.t ALBERT FINK,
Gent Superintendent L. 1 N. r. R.
mars Iy
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The Education of Young Ladies'
MR.. 7. AND MRS. c. FASNING,
Hope Institute.

1--WE MILES PROM NASHVILLE, TENN.
II The next term % ave months OF twenty
weeks will open on Tuesday. Sept. lst. lsGs.
Expenses per term. In advance, sl25 Music
Lessons on the Piano and Guitar. French, Draw
ing and Painting. extra. Address
T. TANNING.
sagls Hs Franklin College. Tenn
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COLLEGE
LEXINGTON, VA.

UHR MKT SESSION OPENS 3gp Thurs
L isy in September. 1858 and closes on tho
9th Thursday in june, la1s.
The Faculty conaists Of
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III on s Ell

And take pleasure in calling the attention OF
Stove, Hardware and general dealers TO the
many desirable qualities Of this New Ware,
not only as an article Of trade, but Of UTILITY,
combining as IL doee NEATNEss. CONVENIENCE
and LAROR-EAvISG. in the caro- Of uieEGiIs that
arc in every day use, in the most important Of
All HOUSEHOLD DKPAETNKNTs. We desire and
request every h0usekee 70 see our Tea het-
Ties, Nauca Pans. Dfppers. Bfsh Pans,
wash Basins. Polished Fry and Stew
Pans, As we are sure they have only TO be seen
60 be appreciated,
Many of the articles are made entirely Of one
piece Of wrought iron. which. during the pro-
cess of manufacture. receives several coatiRgs
Of block tin; this leaves surface. when I'm
ished perfectly smooth. easily kept clean. and
entirely protected against rust The cost Is bat
little more than common tin ware. and evory
article will do tea times the service The
shane enables US 10 pack the various sizes in
uosts 30 as 20 occupy but little space. and heinK
Int little heavier than tin ware. the cost OF
REORGANIZATION Is very small. At present our
sssortment consists in part Of Tea Kettles,
SsnEuD II cities, Mess Pans, Dish Pans,
RnEsee Pans. Dish Aettles. Fry Pans,
Iasiler nippers, etc, etc. We are nov IRE.
rarfnr A n.,~ Catalogue and Price List and
believe steve and Hardware Dealers will end il
10 their interest 10 send Tor copy Ofeach before
purehasiug elsewhere. address
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING Co,
ST. Louis. Mo.
sold by all Hardware and Stove Doslers.
Nashville, Team.
mAr3 sat uiiSuly
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b GEORGIA,

RICHMOND County. ta.
1. Lafayette MeLaws. Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Richmond county. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true copy of the order of
the Court in the case stated as recorded on tho
Book of Minutes of the Court, on the LIST day of
July, 1868. folio GIG.
~ Witness my hand and seal Of
J,s / said Court, this LIST day Of July,
I AS' 1868. ..... ..--
~ LAFAYETTE MoLAWS
Clerk Superior Court K. G. Ga.
oup0-I ap,Ama .I--.----..