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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03
TO THE REAL ESTATE OWNERS
NEW ORLEANS AND VICINITY.

The undermined gentlemen have been appointed
committee to solicit subscriptions from the rea
estate owners to the stock of the NEW ORLEANS
AND ST. LOUIS IRON BARGE COMPANY, by q
meeting Of citizens, convened by the Cotton tx
change Association.
The Endorsement of this project by So highly
intelligent an organization of our able and expe
rienced business men is a sufficient guarantee Of
It's importance and urgency, while the liberal sub
scriptions already made by our merchants me.
chancs aud ctizens Of all professions are proof OF
the general interest taken by them in it, and rem.
ders it unnecessary for Us to do more than to call
your att ention to the importance of subscribing
literally as possible, with promptness. a. the sub
scrptio Ms will only be binding when the sum of
Eve hundred thousand dollars shall have been sub.
scribed. 1t is all important that this amount
should he speedily arranged, though the payments
will not be called for except in instalments as re-
qured by the progress Of the work.
The low prices Of property. the number Of vacant
dwellings and stores, and the difficulty Of effectins
sales Of property, and frequently of collecting
rents, familiar to many of you, are SUFFICIENT iudi
cations Of the absence Of general prosperity in our
city; while the heavy taxes imposed upon your
property render it burdensome to many of you, in.
stead Of a source Of revenue or of prospective
profit.
1t therefore becomes incumbent upon you to Join
your fellOw-citizens in the great scheme for the
prosperity and increase of Its mercantile and manu-
featuring business, which is but the forerunner Of
other important measures which will be famed
into activity by the success of this one.
Unless some action on your part is promptly and
generously taken there seems to be no prospect
but for continued depression, leading to eventual
loss of value and Of revenue from q large Dor.
ton OF the property in and around New Orleans.
You and your friends therefore asked to call
at the following places, where subscription lists
will Ike placed for your signatures.
JOHN PHELPS,
Chairman.
Committee:
FIRST DISTRICT.
THOMAS 8. ELDER, 81 Commercial place.
CHARLES T. NASH, 10 Gravier street.
PATRICK IRWIN, Bibernia Bank.
J. D. HILL, ITO Carondelet street.
CHARLES H. REEp, 3ls Second street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
E. F. MOTION. A. Royal street.
CHARLES LAFtTTE. 10 St. Louis street
THOMAS L. MACON 1. Exchange alley
L. F. GENERES, 100 CustOmhouse street.
THIRD DISTRICT.
C. H. sLOCOMB. "a Canal street
1G. SZYMANSKI, at Szymanski's Press.
r. CHAMBURY, Liverpool Warehouse.
FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH districts.
LOUIS MATHIS, at Lafayette Fire Insurance
Company.
JANIS H. PHELPS, 43 Common or 30 Canal street
JOHN s. WALLIS. 60 Carondeet street.
". P. FRBRET, q Commercial place.
}. A. BRASELMAN, corner St. Andrew and Maya.
line streets.
ACGS. BLOCK 43 and 50 Canal street
MARSHALL J. SMITH, l66 Gravier street.
MOB 3t2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

Very beautiful stands for holding flowers
ON dinner tables and side tables are of
bamboo, lined with zinc, and are without
handles and nearly oval.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

The monthly report Of the department of
agriculture for October has been received.
The principal points in its contents have
been anticipated by telegraph.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

A Vermont paper is republishing Shake
spcare to show how many passages are
founded ON Scripture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

A St. Louis hotel ON the European plan
has been disposed Of by an auctioneer on
the American plan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

New Jersey has blossomed out in new
branch, most of the artificial flowers used
in America being there manufactured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

A beautiful corrected edition of Bryant's
poems has just been published. 1t includes
several pieces that have not before been
known
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

A girl at the Pennington, Connecticut,
seminary owned half million dollars four
weeks ago. but there has been fire in
Chicago,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

Governor Hoffman has designated Thurs
day, the twenty third day Of November in
slant, as day Of Thanksgiving in New
York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

A riding hat is the only portion of mans
dress that woman may wear without
detriment to a truly feminine nature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-03

Hon. John Lynch, State Senator from
Carroll parish, returned to the city on
Wednesday from q trip to the Pacific coast.
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STATE NATIONAL RANK.

formerly Louisiana State Bank
Samuel n. Kennedy. President; E. Rigney, Vice
Presidents Charles L. c. Dupuy, Cashier
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made upon all points.
Gold deposits received. Gold checks for sale on
Bank Of California San Francisco. oclO I'm On
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Have YOur Prinoing and Bindlng OOao aa
Poydras Streets. oc3ely
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A man may have enough of the world to
sink him, but can never have enough to sat
isfy him.
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It ia said that the MethOdists outnumber
the members of all other denominations in
Iowa.
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REOPENING.
SEWING MACHrNESLALL KINDA

SEWING 8zCH1NENClLE kINOS,
The public have long desired the establishment,
ga Mari, where all kinds Of Sewing Machines and
Sewing Machine Ffndings could he had: where they
could see and compare the workings CT one machine
with another, and select from the different makes
the machine best suited to the use to which they
desired to apply it. To such Mart We invite VOC
ot l59 Canal street. Agents wanted
no37 5pn n. &. HEORICK General AGENT
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED, BETTE
w than ever. to supply the best qualities Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ALB AND PORTBk
We respectfully solicit orders from families
guaranteeing satlsfaction, at the old price, ~ ~
per dozen. Delivered tree to all parts Of the cry
Send your orders to TIL HARRISON, Agent
sine streetA aul6 "
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PLEYEL PIANOS.

Just received ex-Ship SAGE" q large invoice of
those favorite upright
PLEYEL PIANOS
1nvoiced at reduced prices, and for sale very low
LOUIS GRCNEWALD.
no2 It cod Up Importer. No. 129 Canal street.
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PEI1cAH FERTILIZER.
THR NEW ORLEANS SANITARY AND FERTILE
Ing COMPANY,

Have nov ready for delivery their superior H11
chasera Certi6cstes from wellknown citizens
eharacteEise It - superior to Peruvian Guano,
while it 10 sold at lees than half tho price. and
has no disasreesble odor. Send for Circular.
Price Of our Pelican No. so Dor ton
TermsNCash, or approved city scceptance pay.
able December l. 1871.
Alss, EARTH CLOSETS and COMMODHS for sale.
Samples to b seen and orders taken 1t the once.
fe161 y
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FRENCH VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS
sERMAS ASSospEoSs, sixty different styles.
BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
Received e1'Ships Germania, Henry Sage and
LOUIS GRCNEWALD.
no2 At cod Up Importer No. l2e Canal street.
GRAND OPENING
E. A. TYLER'S.
11J.......... Canal street............1lJ
Of the Finest and LARGEST Stock
JEWELRY, WATCHES. CLOCKS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
Bronzes, Parians and Fancy Goods
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY,
COMPRISING:
Diamond, Cameo Pearl, Coral, Painted. En-
ameled and Gold Half Sets; Diamond, Cameo
Enameled and Gold Lockets, Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, Pin Opera and Half Opera Leontines;
Guards and Vest Chains, Necklaces, Crosses,
Handkerchief Holders Fan Holders, Gold Headed
Canes, Gold and Silver Watches from all of the
best manufacturers Of the United States, England
and Switzerland
SILvERwARE OF ALL PATTERNS.
suitable for bridal holiday presents and house use
Plated Ware from all of the best manufactures.
nne Bronze, Marble and Gilt French Clocks fine
french Regulators American Regulators and
Mantel Clocks; fine assortment Of Music Boxes;
all kinds Of Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Writing
Desks,
FANCY AND SHE'LL GOODS
AGENTS for the celebrated Watches of Charles |
Z. Jacot, Alfred Gerard Henry Hoffman, David J. |
Magni1 and Thomas Russell Il Son.
Oc29 st Up
NEW ORLEANS SILVERWARE
DIANUFACTORY.
Attention is particularly directed to my Silvia
rABLR WARE. such ~
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices - low ~ at any Northern manufactorl
md CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NRW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Ful,
guarantees given in al cases. Every DESCRIPTION Of
(edals, Badges, Military Belt.plates, Sword Mount
ngs, etc, manufactured in the most artistio man |
er and ct low prices.
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
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If man wishes to know the strength Of
evil, let him try to abandon it.
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T. 9. slMoNDs & CO.,
Nos. 10 Canal, 3 Crossmau and 4 Fress
Streets.
DEALERS IN
HI A r D w RE.
IRON AND SHIP CHANDLERY.
Nails and Castings, Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron,
Manila and TarTed Cordage, Sail Duck, Plov1
Shovels and Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc
Anchors and Chains, Axes ard Hoes, Lead Pip
and Sheet Lead. Paints and Oils, Blocks and OsrA
INDIA RUBBER Betting,
Hose. Packing, and all supplies necessary mf
Railroads. Steamships, Plantations. etc.
Agents for the new patent
"Se1cLubricating Packing."
COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS wORksRS
seps
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY Nn
MUSIC.
0O........ .BaFonpe Street -


This conservatory II conducted after the planx
the c0nservAt0Eies Of Europe.
For Particular. circulars and any desired h
formation, apply to the Hew 0rleans Ccnasrvaasg
lana, or personally Of the Conservatory.
TaKOPHlLUS MASAC, President
RBHRnRSCRs-Bishop J. C. Kennef; Rev. 4 2
Dixon Rev: :. J: Taylor Rev. J. B. A. Ahrsns y.
H. Foster, Rsq:1 from Race. Foster E 7. NeIii6k
C. T. Bemiss Esq; DT. william Il. Holcombes n
Wheeless. Esq:, fresident New orlean. Natcai
Equitable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd z Col.
man, ESQ.,, President Mechanfcs and Traders In
surance Company; v. n Pinckard, ESQ.,; JaeoS
Hassinger, ESQ.,; r n. Lusher. Esq; =. Roedef,
Esq, Superintendent; George Forster, 1sq., Hi.
tor German Gazette, etc.
BOARD OF INsrRrCrION.
Mr.. Theophilus Masac. professor Of history and
philosophy Of music; Mr.. Charles Van Human,
professor OF vocal music; Miss Carolina Zess profess
COZ Of vocal music ". Edward ?. Grosneveit, pro.
fessor Of theory and the piano forte; Misc Melsne
May, professor Of the piano forte; Miss Eugene
Lemoine, professor Of the piano fOrte Mr.. Alton.
% Mari. professor of flute; Mr.. Hermann Braun
professor Of orchestral instruments. Besidss q
emcient number Of assistant teacherA
au26 ly
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. r. b. ALBERS.
RESIDENCE NO. as RaAro STREET.
Once. No. 210 Tcheupiesulas Street.
once hours from 9 to A. NJ, and from tosP
ii and 81 Canal street, from to 3 O'Clock.
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MSCELLANEOU0

~r~ssH"ess>ssss>r~'sse~~.~ ~~>s>~N~.n~s.sNs
WALLACE 4 CHOPIN.
(AAADRx L. CHOPIN.
STAR COTTON e1NNrn-
Peters street. ssswssa Thal,a a. -
asd hsa'sr street.
Between Tcheuplseua.. go.
., Or machinery and gin stand. A.. -.
inc ont forfv Ssies ~ With canacitv ~ "n %
Of bsSs Always on bsaS daS No dels5a :, s ss%
We gin for the 'ssa. and su.u.u,.. $685..
Highest market price alv.n mai.
s. Il; T : camms : Co., A1Pe.le. Ca
4 SiltenSsrssr Co.. Sc s.laii,eo ! Ca.
w.ilss t1.xsssd l Co., 10 q. cnif !ce:,
WisRs nass Nom s%%cq e. cs ss''hr
Nelson. La1phier Co, ! BsssstSCC,
s sSss ss. assa Co., g. bsas:s e:
Orders left at the ginnery, er....
Union street, wiz meet with premps - HAA
CHARLES g. SCHULTZ,
Ne. 60 Gravier sersss. New o,,,
Postomes Box liza
seereeeyDe and Eleeusuua,
Designing. Agency Yor the best - ~ C%Ssslag
ing Stamps, Red, Black and Blue In et
Hand Stamps, Stencil Plates, etc. -
tor best Stefeotype Plate ct last Fssr. isie
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by applying Ut No. 50 Camp street, to
". B. BOWNAI
Agent FAirbank4 Scale and Cotton Des,pa
Fairbanks l. Co. are the authorized aaenfs 4,
furnishing al the the customhouses, pcsto1esa
ald al public buildings connected with the Cnifs3
states With scales, which 10 satisfactory ey6esss
that they are the standard for the United 0ts1sa
Southern Agency 1t 10. So Camp street.
AUS 3m W. B. BOWMAN Aeant
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-05
Trust what Time has Sanctioned

The maxim that tho voice of the people
is the voice of the divinity. may IN some
eases. be open to doubt, but the testimony
ofhonrst and enlightened witnesses en-
tending through II series OF year,, ana al!
to the same purport, Is worthy Of crcdehce.
admits of no question, Upon such testl-
mon the reputation of Hostcttcr's Stom-
ach Bitters rs an antidotc and cure for
many ailments is based. During thr
twenty years that it has been bcfulc the
world, innumcrablc preparations Intended
to compete with II. have gone Ipltkr rock
cts. and came down the cXtinguishcd sticks.
Meanwhile the progress of that incompar'
able tonic has been swift and steady
always upward and onward like the eagles
tliuht, Itsintroduction produces Il revolt
ton in therapeutics. and it proved TO hr
II o~ftlIosc snlutary revolutions that can
not 90 backwards. To-day llostcttcr',
Bjttcrs is one of the most popular rcmcdie.
in christcndom, and commands Il large"
sale than amy other medicinal preparation,
domestic or imported. on this side of the
Atlantic. As a cure tor dyspepsia. bilious
disorders. nervous affections, general de-
bility, and as n preventive Of epidemic
frycrs,i it takes precedence of every other
remedy. This tact should teach tlc am
bilious country dealers who cndGavor to
ioist their local aborti0nS on the public IN
its stead, how futile their small attempts
to caiolc the community must necessarily
be. Where the game fish have failed there
is no chance for the "sllckcrS.'
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I;ca! Estate Transfers for Scptcm-
Der, 1871.

j. NJ Rus'ey TO Marshall Tyson, town
lots in Winchester.
James p. Leo to Marshall Tyson, town
lot in Winchester.
Henry Sanders to WI. Slater, town
lots in Winchester.
W. $. Embry and Wilcto Mrs. n. B. Dix,
lot in District No. |. $4,000.
J.B. Fitzpatrick, Trustee, to A, S. Marks
land in District No. i.
NJ. d.. Embry and Thomas Ii. Modcna
to \. 5. Embrey, one tract of land
G. VI. Aunter to T.. $. Days, store house
and lot in Winchester. Sl,3O0.
Isaac Gray to Mack Faris, colorcd, tract
ofland in District No. ..
W. NJ. TAFT to Jerry Pratt, tract ofland .
Frank Dchn to his wife. Elizabeth. for
an undivided interest in tract of land in
District No. !.
Mortgage from Gran Oliver, colorcd, to
Newman. Carr& Wright, for tract o fland
and personal property.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-05

The LEGIsLATURE.-This body convened
on Monday last. Harmony prevailed IN
organizing. Gen. John e. Vaughn was
chosen Speaker Of the Senate Gen. ',
Is 4 democrat OF the Pr0WcSSice Schooi. lie
was Il distinguished officer in the Mexican
war, ana in the late "rpbellion," so-cnllcd,
rose from Captaincy to be n BriSadicI
General. He was lately editor OF the
Swcctwater Enterprise.
Major James d. Richardson, Of Rnther-
ford county, WAS elected Speaker Of the
House. lie is an oll-linc Wing, but true
in all respects.
Mr.. Howard, Of the Senate, and Neil >,
Brown, Jr., OF the House, were reelected
Clerks.
Mrs. Margaret q. Brown Of Davidson,
was elected ~EngroSsing Clerk of the Sen
ate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-05

so IT GOES We learn that some vii
lain a few nights since, cut badly the horse
OF Mr.. Bud Bennett, who lives near Hook
ervillc. This follows upon the heels Of the
swift vengeance melted out to the negroes
who did the burning at Iiockcrvillc.
Grimes succeed by hurry and dispatch,
and the innocent suffer. II the KukluX.
unmaskrd. could catch the perpetrators of
this outrage upon Mr.. Bennett, and put
him in the hands of the law we .hould say
amen.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-05
Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of u decree of the Honorable
Circuit Court, ut its July Term, 1871, in the
case of Frank Maurcr VS. John Dchn and
Frank Dchn, ! will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash. the undivided in
tcrcsts of John DEM and Frank Dehn in
and to II certain tract Of land situated in
civil district No. 5 of Franklin county.
Tenn, bounded on the east by the lands
of Thomas Faris, on the south by the lands
of Henry Crawford, west by the lands of
August Janson, and on the north by the
lands Of John Kascman, and containing
2l7ls acres. more or less. Sold to satisfy
said judgment of said Circuit Court.
amounting to SO and costs of said suit
S07 90.
Said land will he sold on the LIST Monday
in November, ISL. This ID of October,
1871. d.. j. MARTIN. Sheriff.
BY II. a. Fitzpatrick, Dep. Sh'r.
Oct5-3t Al,
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COME UP.-Wc have been quite indul-
gent with those who W us. But they
must come up O and pay, or we will
stop their papers. And there are a NUM-
Der of persons who owe us otherwise than
in the way of subscription, and their fail
urc to pay as tLey promised has run lis to
much expense. And too many are impps-
ing Oh our good nature in money matters.
Gentlemen, it will not keep us going for
every man to say l, OF te will be response
bic. We need money TO carry on business.
W.J.~ SLATER.
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CoMMENDAT0RV.-We are pleased to
note that the people Of our county, so far
as We can Gisccvn, and our community cs-
pcciaily. dcprccate and condemn the late
horrible alatrspokcn ofin our paper. And
we are glad to state our own personal
knowledge OF the efforts made by Deputy
Sheriff, Hugh Fitzpatrick, to have the law
maintained. We alluded especially to
his preparations against the apprehcndcd
violence to one Of the negroes who sur
viycd some % hours the hanging and
shooting he received at the hands of the
disguised mcn who broke open our jail.
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oct5-lIl
Chancery Sales
For November, 1871.
Sarah G.. Newman, adm'rN, vs. Nanni' H..
and Ta2. w. Newman, Jr.

Sarah G.. Newman, adm'rX, vs. Nannlr b..
and Ta2. w. Newman, Jr.
by virtue of Il decree of the Chan ,ry
court of Franklin county. Tenn. pro-
nounccd at the August Special Term,
1871, in the above cause. | Will, on won
day, November 9Th, 1871, ut the Court
house door in Winchester, sell 10 tie
highest bidder the remainder Interest IN
the dover of complainant, Sarah {. New
man. in the tract Of land upon which she
lives, lying on the road leading to Dcrh-
eId Depot. and near to the corporate lin
its of Winchester. Also, a small parcel OF
land, containing l5l4 acres. adjjoining Gee
dover tract. Also, the equity OF rcdcuIN-
ton in the Garner u acre tract, about one
mile from said town, opposite p. Turner's
residence.
TERMs.-Suid lands will lie sold on Il
credit of six. twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving notes with two or
more GOOD and sufficient securities. and %
lien retained, etc. a plat of said land
will be exhibited on day of sale. Iht-
September llth, ISL.
TIL. FINCH, G.. VI.
oct5-tds (9lD
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EsTILL & BRo.-Wc Greet attention to
the card of this firm. and will add our be-
lief, voluntarily, that they can furnish the
very best of flour ana meal. if good prcpa-
rations will insure such, That is to say
they have all the appliances of machinery.
They put your wheat in a"Eurekn Smut
and Separating Machine" which perfectly
cleans from twenty to thirty bushels per
hour, and with the aid OF Il "Tnrbinc
Wheel" it is all ground and boltcd for
use. We were pleased with a general in
spcction of the Improvements made by
Estill q Bro. at Upton Mills, and take
pleasure in commenting this valuable Wa
tcr-powcr to the patronage ofthc public.
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Medical Card,

Doctor ClOptOn having returned 10 Town
to resume the practice of Medicine and
Surgery. offers his services to the public.
He proposes to treat successfully all ease,
of Piles, Fistulas, Tumors, &c. &c. All
pei sons indebted to him will please call
and settle up. For all practice in the fu-
turc fees must be paid, or satisfactorily ar
ranged upon the rendition Of services.
Residence at the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Embry, near the Mary Sharp Col
lege. ScpT
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TINE WAs.-A man used to go from
Winchester to New York, or Baltimore,
and to Nashville, with thousands of dol
lars upon his person, and never was mo-
Tested. nor feared molcstation. But civ
ilization, so-callcd. has wrought a'change,
The law is disrCgarded-mcn brave it
and there is more danger now in the midst
Of rail roads and improvements than for
merry where the wild animal made his
homea gun shot from every habitation'
"OI tempor0! 0! mOresr"
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Terms, per session of five months.

Terms, per session of five months.
photography. Reading. Writing and Mem
tai Arithmetic, so 90.
Practical Arithmetic, through fundamer-
tai rules Primary Geography and Pri-
mary English Grammar, Sl2 80.
Practical Arithmetic. English Grammar,
Geography and History. SIS %.
Higher branches in Mathematics and Lar
gliages, $50 90.
incidental Fee, for fuel, &c, 81 20.
NorE.-Each student will be charged
for the highest class entered.
Students will be charged from the time
they enter to close OF session, except in
cases of pIctracted sickness, which must
equal two weeks.
Board, including lights, fuel etc. In
private families, from SO to ST. per
month.
The Academy is being filled up with
comfortable desks.
sep7-lm
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The PROBABLE PRICE OF WHEAT.--lt is
the opinion Of commercial men that wheat
will advance in prlce, following in the
wake ofcorn. lst, The deficiency in the
potato crop of Ireland and England. 2nd,
The desperate strait which France is in
for brcadstuils, caused by foreign wal and
internal troubles. Sd, The short crops in
Spain. 4th, Prospects of war between
Russia and Turkey, which will bring ON
u general war. This foreign demand,
added to the fact that the wheat in this
country has failed to ''pan OUT as we'll as
was expected, induces the belief that all
sorts ofbrradstuf will advance.
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our heart would sink and be sad indeed if
We did not believe the people would unite,
with one accord. In cndcavors to have the
law always take its course. If negroes, or
others, again indulge their lendishness in
burning, let Us all unite to bring them to
the swiftest punishment &lora To ldto, but
do not, for Gods sake, involve a whole
people in trouble, and bring social and H.
nancial ruin, by countenancing actions
outside ofthe lNM.