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WHAT A CHEcK 70 F1LLfBUsfFR-

heen amicably adjusted by Spain s
making ample leparation for her de
tention. This proves a kind of 'rhil-
lips Anili|ator, . to that patriolic fire
in the bosoms Of Our countrymen, that
has been looking ont for something to
consume with its wrath for the past
few years. A strange combination Of
colnbustibles is this passion ; it is one
part Of doubtful patriotism united
with two parts of more doubtful phil
anthropy: having for its base, peeuni-
airy interest There are a great many
men in this Republic, whose bosoms
heave and swell like the angry ocean,
when they hear OF oppression and
wrong; but they are unwilling to rush
in with their hdnds, unless there is
some chance for escape with their
hcadS unctacked. They would like
to see Cuba free, aud Mexico free
ny, freedom from pole to pole, but pro-
viding, that freedom could be turned
to profitable account.
A great many beautiful things have
been said about 'Ireedom.' In the
Abstract it is all absurIity. 1t is a
physical impossibility to keep a poo-
pie "enslaved," who are prepared to
be free and if they are not, it is much
better they should remain in servitude.
The light OF intelieence-the only
stable basis for the freedom of a state,
shines alike for all nations, despotic
as well as free, and cannot be put out
it is the light of heaven itself.
EE" The work on the Artesan
Well, in Canal street, is for the pres
ent suspended. Mr. Reed has gone to
the North for the purpose of procur-
ing an entire new set of tools. The
work will be resumed in September.
Some very astonishing geological facts
have been revealed in reference to the
foundation Of the Crescent City. At
a depth Of IS feet, a perfect clam Of
the species abundant at the present
time was found At the depth Of
153 feet the auger struck n solid cedor
log Of extreme tenacity. In goolo-
gical point of view, this work will be
invaluable to scientific men.
H-1'he Memphis Eagle says that
the Evening News (another Memphis
paper) informs its readers, that Mr..
Shakespeare wrote the "Norma -
Another brick from Babel" In
any new Chronological arrangement OF
events, it is te be hoped that the author
will not forget to credit the editor Of
the Evening News with the discovery
that Mr. Shakespeare wrote the "Nor-
ma"
f-The Life Insurance companies
Of New York, have paid out for the
past few years, an average OF half a
million of dollars. to the families or
representatives of deceased members.
The estimated amount OF Life In8l-
rance in the United States, ct this
time is one hundred and forty millions
Of Dollars. a.
Es The Appleton's Of New
York seem to be taking the lead in
the New York publishing business
They are about to erect gigantic
printing establishment in Franklin
street. It will have q front princi-
pally Of iron, and the height will be
six stories, The ground is III by II
feet, and cost $4,000. The building,
it is judged, will cost at least 100000
ovoI,civo of rooehinnrv o,,1 rrnszns
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! ''''|FhtI'D 'N-'A''At> 'e'0
paint on back ground Of lainpblack
A gentleman sitting by lis, remark
| cd ''tbat he had never seen Mr.. Chaos
before, and he had thought him better
looking men" We did feel very
much like pitching into" Chaos next
morning, but how could we' An adj
vertisement in the Comet, and sea-
son ticket, restrained lis. Gentleman
Snowman, for the Lords sake spare us
The disagreeable necessity Of Refusing
and keep away from us with your--
complementary tickets.
Mn HARRISON AlNswoRTH.-Di-
ogencs, deals sayagely y with the memo
ry of Mr.. Harrison Ainsworth, in a
kind Of bastard obituary notice of the
death Of that Gentleman. It is not
in bad taste. Mr.. Ainsworth seems
to have lived and written for no other
purpose than to contaminate the moral
atmosphere with bis accounts Of low
and vulgar pickpoekcts, thieves, mur-
derers, burglaries and Turpin like
highwayman. La all the books he
has ever written, there is not one half
grain Of morality--not single virtue
held up to Notwithstanding to cl-
erate ennoble, and fire The young heart
with genuine aspiration. Moager in
decd, is The genius necessary to sue
ceed in this kind Of literature, because
the multitude who guzzle it down, is
composed entirely of the illiterate and
dcpravcd and any i'll told tale Of
murderous deeds, satisfies a dopravcd
appetite. -....-.
It is for this reason, that modern
light literature, is 50 full Of the veriest
rubbish--stutf that has nothing to re-
commend it to the general reade /
more than poor wood cut on the
cover, with a follow srasping o dag.
Yer, in one hand, ard hair erect like
quills upon the frotful poreupino. The
day is fat coming for the death and
burial Of such trash at the head oI
which Mr. Harrison Ainsworth has
occupied d prominent position Dio-
genes says
His will bcqueatls the proceeds oI
his literary labors 70 the erection Of M
asylum for all young convicts who will
acknowledge they drew their first
breath Of vice from his novels. His
will also expresses q desire to be laid
side by side with Dick Ttrpin-pro.
vided the resting place Of that popular
individual be correctly asoertalned.'
Our Cousin "Bull," should not
complain Of US, on this score, when
Lippard and his school, In America,
has found such illustrious models to
work on, as Bulwer, and Ainsworth
This kind Of pickpocket stuff, has bad
its day; We Judge from the fact that in
the literary depots' throughout the
country, that the demand for books Of
such a character, as Eugene Aram
Pelham, Jack Sheppard, the Quaker
city and the like, are dregs in the
market at two bits complete in one
volume with cuts Illustrative" Well
may it be said of such authors, they
write not for praise but profit
H It only takes twenty seven
hours to 60 from Philadelphia to Gin
cinnati by railroad.
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Ey The Appleton's Of New

TOn the 26th ulto., the eighth
meeting of the American Association
for the advancement Of Science, took
place at the Smithsonian Institute, in
Washington City. The President Of
the Association, Professor Dana, Of
Yale College, took the Chair.
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10 It only takes twenty seven
hours to 60 from Philadelphia to Gin
cinnati by railroad
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TTHROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil
adeipha Pitfsburg Pa, Massillon Wooster Cleye-
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IerTe Hane, Chicago and lkaukie Through by Railroad
from Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati in 81 hours.
Shortest and quickest from the Atlantic Cities TO the
Great Vest Passengers will find this the most pleasant
route to n Orleans Only $l to CINCINNATI S2 10 Louis.
vile; Sl9 TO 81 Louis, Via Pennsylvania Railroad an tn.
following daily Steam Packets from Psburg: BuckeyeState
Capt BeltShoover leaves Pittsburg Sunday keystone
State Capt Charles Stone leaves PtSburg Monday: Allie
cheney, Capt Charles w Eachelor leaves P,sbnr9 Tines
day; Crystal Palace Capt Rounz leaves Ptsburg We'd
deSday; Brilliant Capt Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day: 1tlsburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsburg Fri
day; Messenger No q Capt John hneeer leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra iIttsburg TO Cincinnati, -; Louisville So; St
Louis, s.. :"
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburp
g so MasSon $40; Cleveland SlQ Mansfield and Crest
line, 81; Columbus Sl2 e.; Toledo, S3; Cincinnati via
CresilIneD $l5 Chicago via Michigan Southern H. K
$s % To Chicago, aukegan, KenOsha Ill., Racine Mil
waHke Saeboygsn Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SIS.
Cornear Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines
The morning Express Train through to Pittsburg Ceve
land, Cincinnati and Chicago viii leave at I o'clock A. NJ
Through TO Cincinnati: in 81 hours.
The night Nail Tram az l014 T. II. Through to Cncn-
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The aOJve lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Far
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NorICE-ln ofloss the Company Will hold themsel
YES responsible personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding SlUU. TlOS MOORE Agent.
June + H. Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Coluro
EN- all intermediate places, will leave the above static
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CANDIDATES !.
FOR SHERIFF.


swe are authorized to announce l.. W. FusssI. "a a
county at the next March election.
tsy-we are authorized to announce Joux X EDxoSusox
candidate for the Sheriffalty of Davidson county.
tEWe are authorized to announce ESocH CuSNISeHAM,
as candidate for Sheriff al the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM LuroS as
scanddae for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing
election.
CE-we are authorized to announce E. B. RIelzY as a
CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
We are authorized TO announce JOSIAH FERRIS
candidate for County Court Clerk the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized TO announce FELIX K CaEATHAx
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk the
suing election.
We authorized TO announce Isaac NJ. JONES
didate for County Court Clerk at the March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
80 We authorized To announce JOIN RAINS for
reelection County Trustee at the ensuing election.
IT We authorized TO announce THOMAS SUMNER q
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County. a'
sS~ We authorized TO announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for trustee of Davidson the March election
rS5- We authorized 10 announce the of w. h.
HusTER Coector candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
We are authorized to announce the name of Isaac
HuSTER, Esq candidate for County Trustee, ct tie
next March election
~ We authorized to announce the name OF vii
d. Robertson candidate for Justice OF the Peace
in the Nashville District the ensuing March election
e We are authorized to announce Gao. b. GOODWIN
candidate for Magistrate in the Nashville District at the
Msrch Election. janl2-td.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAs.
TER DISTRICT.

TX PaTte, } Petition for sale of House and
Minor Clinton Exect Of Lot, Land and Negroes; estate
AbJam Perry, deed. of A. Perry, deceased.
Is ordered m the children of the brothers and sisters
Cf Abfam Perry deceased, late of Lancaster District s.
C., th living at the death Of Margaret Perry widow
Of the late Abam Perry, (Which June Both 1851 do
establish their rights before the Commission err IN EQUITY
for Lancaster District s. c. before the Is day Of
March, 1854 and that the Commissioner do report thereon
the Cont of Equity for said district (which will be
June 2jih, Is54D
TIE above order made in above case by the Court
at June Tenn 1853 and the persons whom the same re-
er and applies notified TO comply with the acquisitions
therein FORTH faure TO make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid, will the OF the Testaor
(Abrahaa Perry to be distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate above to those
who do not. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON
Commissioner in Equity, Lancaster District, S. C.
dcGl-3n.
- The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number Of the paper; they al.
50 requested TO notice the edoriav: The Common.
wealth. Frankfort, Ky; The Register Raleigh " c.; The
Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala The Recorder Mledgeve
Ga, The Flag ei the Union, jackson, Miss; The Union
and American, Nashville, Tenn; Tie Union Washington
Ciy.-LaRcaste' Ledqlr. H. W
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MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS-RAG
WANTED.

T AM paving three cents per h. cash. for all tue coston
L and linen RAGS can get, delivered my paper and
rag warehouse on the square.
No merchant peilr need have any fears of selling me
all the rags they bring at the highest price
1t the interest and duty of the merchant to buv rags
for it creates and draws he otherwise would not
get and he puts TO that which would otherwise 20 10
waste
Some silly persons cnnsiderit disgrace TO save rags
They ignorant OF the fact that the product ON rags
has done more 10 advance the happiness Of mankind
any other thing known 10 the arts Of man. and there re
thousands OF intelligent men who aware of the in
calculable advantages they would be>tow upon growing
up family by saving their ag, and with them or thsir pro
ceeds pay for good 0rsoF that their children would
learn read with ayidy, and gather from il host Of m
formation in which our ~ell being Is associated.
jams W. NIITENAN.
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pRINTERs, MERCHANTS. AND pEpIARs

I HAY f increased and am still increasing paper ma
chlnery and manufacturing from SOTO 10 rea1ns
of printing paper daily and I'll an order 0fwo three
hundred realms in weeks no!ice Of any OF The sizes
Eamed below, and 1t the prices attached The quality
the paper will be the that used by al he Nashville
political papers.
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the STORE unless it is for 5000 which ninety
days to four months will be given by the purchasers eSab
fishing my satisfaction both their soveGcy and prompt
ness aud giving note payable in Bank with good
dOrser
The following the sizes and prices viz
Is by AZ at 81 - per ea "A by57 at IS % per rea
q by Al at 400 :" q by Sc ct 3 o =
% by IS at 8 30 " 24by 3iat @l2l"
- by IS al 3 ~" % by 90 at 800
q by IS at - q a. - BIZ - at 275 "a
Sizes varying proportion, but variation The prices
above for ! reIn or 1909
Printers st. Louis and Memphis are referred to my
prices &c. Freight from Nashville ther point ranges
from so TO 4oc per loo during the boating season
iunuary5 VS.. WHITEMAN
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E2R'5 PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND IEDEpEY.
nTNT COPY CIanpprp

NHiS very important invention has been in use about
three years. The inventor has made improvements
which have rendered it perfect STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE 1t has given entire satisfaction 10
every who has used it, and is the superior machine
in use, for the purpose for which it is designed 1t is sim
pie in all its parts durable and easily kept order Ii is
seEteedng and easily worked by boy 10 years of age
II wall cut straw in the shuck from half inch to
three inches III length Many certificates might be pro.
duced from Farmers who have used thcm prove their
superiority any other and corn cutter now in
use Persons needing such article may assured
that in they will ind valuable acquisition to their farm
or stable. -.. ...
The subscriber has greatly extended his man.
ufactuTng these machines, and he sUcits for them
the attention Of the public and the farmers and planters
particularly 1.-THE South and West He will hereafter be
able to fill all orders rapidly. and all machines to
do the work for which they are designed.
Being the inventor and patenee and sole proprietor he
Will dispose of rights for counties States reasonable
terms 10 any Mechanic who may wish manufacture ihe
and viii furnish one set of casting for patterns.
sep7-6m JOHN E. ERB
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THE undersigned would announce the citizens of
Nashville that they have effected arrangement with
the Rev. 0RvILLR DEWEY. for the delivery of his famous
Lowell Lectures upon the PROBLEM HUMAN DEsINY
These Lectures twelve in number originally deliver
ed before The Lowell institute and presented TO that
Institution by their learned and eminent author They
have excited the admiration for their eloquence and
originality every city Of the Union which they have
been delivered.
In afordng opportunity TO hear this of Lectures
oy one profoundly acquainted with Nature familiar with
Science in its most comprehensive sense original in
thought and benevolent all bis synpathies and
powerful in his oratory the undersigned feel Just reason
10 congratulate the public and themselves To correct any
m'sapprehenson IN the outset would state that the
Lowell Lectures only far religious gion is in
separabe from the subject Of Human Destiny and are
not intended to propagate any peculiar system Of faith
The delivery here has been solicited and engaged al the
pecunsry risk of the undersigned and tickets OF admission
will be fixed at such rates viii place attendance within
the power Of the humbest of which the public will be fur
Iher advised in due time. The course will commence in the
month OF February, Dr. Deweys present engagements
viii not admit of his presence at earlier day.
MElGS NEIL = BROWN,
ED Ii EWING, JOHN TRIMRIF
JUN MchNEN, Russell HOUSTON
HUGH DOUGLAS HENRY BLOOD
BERRY, JOHN NJ LEA
AND j DUNCAN, JOHN EAkIS
WILLIAMS; W HUMPHREYS
BYRD DOUGLAS
decIS-2m.
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DON'T VELVET RIBBONS.-JIST RE.
i CElVkD this dav Invoice of Black Point Velvet
Ribbons VITA some other trimmings to which ask the
attention ofOur friends
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merits Of this purely vegetable extract for the and
cure of physical prostraon genital debility alice
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the marks of the GENUINE,
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