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ssasra Lasd Q6Sss.--R e@orel " load 0tFes.ln
danea with the wishes Of hundred citizens and the
representative Of the Clinton district Missouri Com
missioner q the General Land oce has and. orders from
s fesent directed the removal the LIST OF july next
We had Office from Ctntor ia present location 10 War
az 70 Benton coanty said State This is npon
n' sound that there Land Warsaw than
remains IN the vcinity of Clinton.
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-gh~ So~s~ty ~ thts essy hss sanpesywA. fss
.soss r- az snss~sy, NJ DAVID - Ws~os. th~
A.csexy.
snnxAi 'sss-esse~ts asA ssxa COO
hsr
basd
hosn osAsr fnss1 .
avid fs~es~ss aA1ssoss ." ~
xspt>sstssy ne Assert
4 dssnsa< psr~s hsse~ai
~ ag~ns Asd n@@vss c*srSxssHns
- JOHN r iN0l.E, Frsssdswt.
~. ~ Mftrss, Secretary.
az Salt
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Absfrae Of Orders, Direcfioas, c.The following
abstract Of some Of the most important letters recorded in the
Secretary Office Mar Is
Hrs Hyra CLARK GaiHesRequessing definite offer Of
the site proposed by her for the New Orleans marine hos
pita, together with the quantity Of land, &C.
Collector of Ns~ York-Requess report complaint Of
Schmidt Brothers Co.. delay in transactng business
in the custom house.
Collector Of admit free Of
duty stores Of American production brought back the
Unied States IN steamship Osprey.
Collector Of Nporf.-Approvng the nomination Of Elana
Llshn Inspector at View Shoreham vice William p.
Ball. decreased Salary, $500 per
Collector ef Galreftoa-Approving the nomination of Il.
Ausin general clerk, vice Henry Austin, leave cf
absences for six months.
George Loas, Eortport Ss~ York-Informed that shn-
&c bolts described by him being article produced by
SPittng in addition saving" are entitled to free
entry under the provisions Of the reciprocity treaty
Commodore Ssabriek, TEed States NargAuthori1ed TO
allow the Of Mr. Wrs for rendered the
crew, &C., Of the Nantucket shoals Hight vessel.
e. s.. 0akteg.Enclosng draft for Sill ,s6s, for tha,
amount u silver deposited at New Orleans.
q. 8 Rob5iar a Ssm.Enciosing drafl for Sc $40 for
tAat amornt % silver deposited at New Orleans.
Dsrse9r N bs Hsss. pailadepAa.Es informed that hs
department. grants the request Of The mayor Of Boston
haze medals struck on the mint for the public schools il
aai cisy
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OF ICIA L..

Fraaka ssixas ri tAs Lnifsd Sses 81 7a, 10 al
uto~ u rsay
Satisfactory beea exhibited Joasss
stag HERMANN appointed Bre
men rs poss as State vi sos cAsosa,
do hereby r-eVase such and dscIsrs
cs enjoy functions, and privileges
swsa 10 favored
In ts~simny Whereof essssd these letters be
patent United ker~un.o
Giwer MY hand Of wahsnscn,
H. May H. 1885, ard Of shs snd~psndes~s Of Unas<s
atasss % sevrnfy- ninth.
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
~ ire rresdeuss
W. L. MAscr, seerssary N siste
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The ety eouncs have elcc'ed W J. Martin ecdser q
the lass o. the District Colabs IN place q John necaa
resigned
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To r+r raxrAYKss wAsnSeTox.-Aceordinx % q
statement subs,trd the sst meeting % the city eoancis
lsy va. balance due she Of Washington from the
of Washington o. slsra tAo~sasa sad resfy
aoqrrs Comment Il Unnecessary.
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Thls popular VI N be opened 100
THpaspsr MAY ~.
ua,,sslea ssrf
yyss ~ snska fe~u
os~s novelties
Ar. ~ preparation ol~ sss cescr wsi s~
yosns isees sss sss corps Dc ballet Appp -
hs weee4
fS--&
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A. Baltimore. the t4sh Insant. by Rev mr. Bacxus MA
THANtEL POPE CAUSIN, Of Washington. ELIZA MAETIEE
daughter of NJ. DAsxL ARSRLD, OF Baiimose.
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rsrnaroa pxrAarMEs4.

Appesfeaf IN ne Pen.ioe Qmce.Ssmue s. Stacey, Oh
View Hampshire, rst-clsss clekhir. Salary 81 200 per
nram.
AFPo,ntaept. IN fhs Paess O6lcs~Wm- Chauncy Lang
saH ken,uckv, assistant examiner has been promoted
ee ehief examiner Of patents 500 Thomas H. Dodge
New HaHSshrei wu. Read, OF Delaware; Isaac d. TOLL
Aehigs Aad Amos r. Jenckes, Of Rhode Island, to BE-
nsstaat Examiners at 81 500
faisNis GraSsdThc s-ae- Of patents for the week end
As Tuesday, May l5sh, 1855, as follows;
Paterss a.
Reissue
Design
Additional Improvement ~
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p1nseMe h~yt.g s1.A.s sg.ssss ssl..s - So -
e~sss1 : USssa rrm s.s ~.
hsvsAy se1s1 ~ss - ms fssssh ASaiof s'
chs Tr~~~rl vtAAs sUs mssshs hso - 1nAs
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Death OF DR.. Allen Thomas.

On Sunday morning M Instant THOMAS infant son OF JoHx
2 and ELlzA J. PAHEsrY, sgs months.
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No l. white plank No. 3 white oak promi,cs
on, umhrr- a. wb roak keel pircxs ~ ., yellow pin
plaBk logs No 8, y-o~ piss beams No ssew pm.
., No 10, white Oak boaras ard
sps cypress No H. black walnut and csssy No. ~
ers knvy No Us. hizck
M M Ernu n, aRd naIs No t,
bar M. 49, nails No ~. Ind zine
Ia .l No. ~, palms, OILS No ~ dia csnya.
Is, No - hax and eoscs t~ias No Z.
gtas, No NO -, Ne. ~, Gush~s Ma 81
~ NJ. Nv goods 81, pscA roam,
nv 80 81 ship caaaalery. No. g. Stationery. No. -, fire.
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NOTICE II be AsaovAl SIS La1A O6ae~ frs0
N Gt4xros xfss~ ~ Ass*SraL
s1ssss1 IAN act
sasnx~~ ri lsrd ess svvsovsd Nsseh 1879
as1 vce ~ 0s
Ms~sssxs, VII ~ ssnvsA - ~
in said state, IN tho ra Soy Jssy Ass
ny s w.~Ass<.~ iSs ~ II
Mar. A. d. iAA&
Ny Pr~ssdssts
John WILSON,
Cosmtsssoaes ~ ~ ossesai Lss1 OAe~
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New YoAg, May f5.--The steamer Granada with r.v.n
dates q the 10th, has arrived bat her news is
The steamer ~ Dorado left Havana the 10Th for A.
Pnwali
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DAyCHOrT'S VIEW DOOK--tstssaxy and HAsesfseaa
% N,.e~l votsm~.
Travels hrossh Chness Engrs ~ M Ass win ~ses
For snr BY IAfLtA = HAuAi,.
Nay ~ o"okssnsS, SEN - '~'7'~
rrfSTemY FOR BOYS. AnnAls ~ ths Masaeas -
II Modem Eusop- I BY J. G. EAxas.s Al
TArLOA MAEkxB
Dsh street
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17'''' y bakeFs a NsFaerv ~ Bal FooIs.
AEw foaA May l5.-The clipper Grapeshot arrived at
Nsw ofA "sh hsker the murderer Of Bah Poole board.
The GFapesho reached Cape Palmas ia d.x and
laid Cd the port till The nth Apri when the Isabel
Jewett arrived with Baker on board
No tidinss Of the Baltic at s1s Tonight
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Ma white oak plank stock logs No O. white
No 5. yellow sock No. 7,
aa-t mser No white No. 10. .sh and No ~
black No. H.
hickory bars No "a, wns-oak heading
No 49, Lxnumy.s No III compo-ioa ard egpRsx AAs No
n gia No. No -, No. -, brn.h~s Ne y,
Nc ~. pitch. rpssn, No ~ ni snsp tai
~, ship chandi~sy No. p, stAnoasy No %, IRE
Iwuod NJ.
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NEW GOODn rOA GEaTLKmRS -s.J wTEgA-
IN NJ, ksw
Yosk s'ssast ssd asss sAAsss = HI ncA wsna ssd
Ae
a4s~s stsss rssv-d ~ ~
sSs ~ ~ v~trN ~
n ns~x< ire v~ re~~ Size
sss~ ~oaf a. ~s ~ ea shs, wa y sss very ssses
May te-3nv4wsf
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white oah plank stock cgs No ? whteosk pink. NO
No. 4, whiteosk keel
No. yellow pine plank No ysisw pine mast tim
white M To- asn, white OAK boards
No. IL, black wasat cheny mAh.say ~. ~ locust
No Ia WHITE hckafy No. "a.
head.nx u.s. spsucs. No 49, hsnamyits No III
p.on copper No is bar steel No 49, lion
No. ~, hardware No
a. paints, os NO. "a hax c.nva. No. ~ ssoa canvas, 70
nose No No. bununs dry sosds No a. pitch,
ros,u tar a. taiiw. No. a. ship ehanGIery No.
sHst No g. frs
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fis. Me- vhteoah NO 3 white cah peaBt
No III white ss hickory No ~ co~pcssUc~
ss Nc 49, Nc -, sDttee anA ao1s
no as hardware. Ne ~, pass ci-, Ae No. D. ssse.ssy
ls-law4w
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PHILADELPHIA, May i5.-Col. Kinney was arrested 10
day and he gave bad for onr ave hundred dollars
he viii have hearing on Thursday.
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PORN or OFFER.

TIE undersigned --- Of $3.50, In me Stare o. , an
OF the state OF -, hereby guaranty that, Ii
The foregoing bid 81 cAses
be
the ree
cate the coairaci fos thu win god and sscsns
aad said
guaranty good Of ts
saia --- and taas which may b. accepted.
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SOMETHING NEW.
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

VHTE have yet handsome assortment Of seasonablt
w Goods which selling at moderate prices, o.
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Mako that sneech Again.

Our friends from Lebanon are delighted
with the speech made there recently by Aaron
V. Brown. SO violent and denunciatory and
rampant did the distinguished gentleman be-
come that he lost his balance and ''overleapt
himself" One reliable gentleman reports ten
persons, members of both the Old parties, who
were standing aloof from the contest, and not
expecting to vote at all, who were confirmed
by A. V. Brown in their Americanism, and
will vote the whole ticket. A strong desire
is manifested by some of Sans boys to hear
that speech here. 1t is thought that it will do
great good Cor the American cause
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We have heard Of several instances recently
coaxed and caioled by the inquisitorial COM
mittee of the anti-American party, who have
been greatly strengthened thereby in their
Amer icanism. While there is now and then
one who suffers himself to be bamboozled by
these emissaries of Andrew Johnson Democ-
racy, for the credit of humanity, be it said that
a large majority of them scorn such attempts
to whip them in, and regard them as refec-
tions upon their intelligence and capacity to
choose for themselves. We believe that these
inquisatorial committees have been benefit
to the American party.
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"Proscriptionu On a Small Scale.

Our old fellow-citizen, JAMES GRIzzARD,
Esq, who has of late years been a citizen
of Tullahoma, has been removed from the
Office of Postmaster at that place, by Gath
Ole Postmaster General, whose appointment
is charged in places as the result of bargain
to secure the Catholic vote for Pierce. The
profits of the Office amounted to about SIS per
terml Mr. Grzzard was formerly Demo
crat, but now a member of the American
party. Will our ant-American friends con-
tinue to talk Of prescription T" Bah!
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General Land Office

GREAT SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS IN MrNNEso-
Tat is held in contemplation, says the
Washington Union, to issue, in few days, q
proclamation for the sale of public lands in all
the land offices in the Territory of Minnesota,
principally situated west of the Mississippi
river, extending from the boundary of Iowa
TO the Minnesota late st. Peter's) river aud
embracing a large body of new lands acquired
by recent treaties with the Indians also, the
reservation Of Fort Smelling and the Falls of
St. Anthony, heretofore advertised but not
offered for sale. From recent letters received
at the General Land Office, we learn that this
region is being rapidly settled by emigrants
from the States who are anxious to acquire
titles TO their new homes.
The following table exhibits the amount of
land wi ich will be offered for sale at the re-
spective land officts:
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
mCnUC. nUpanruENu

TIVE Fifth Annual Course Of Lectures IA this Institution
viii Monday, the 29th Of October next,
and continue till the first Of the ensuing March.
PAUL EVE NJ D., Principles and Practice OF Surgery
JOHN N. WArSON, NJ D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Med-
cine.
A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. D. Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
G. k. WINSTON, NJ. D., Ma.eria Mediea and Medical
Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NJ PORTER, NJ. D., General and Special Ana,-
omy.
j BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ d Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students the
first Monday in October.
full Probationary Course Of Lectures free tn all stu
dents viii be given by the Professors, commencing also
the first Monday OF October.
Cinque has been established in connection with the
University, at which operations performed and
prescribed for and ecured upon in presence Of Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University is SO5
Marcuation Fee (paid only s.. Practical Anatomy
$40. Graduation Fee S2S.
Good Boarding be procured at about SO per week.
Further information can be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
iylS-wktrw2m" Chancellor Of the University
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River NEws.-The Cumberland was reced-
ing yesterday, with about 20 inches on the
shoals.
There were no arrivals or departures OF
STEAMBOATS,.
p. S.-The new stern wheel boat, the r. L.
Cobb, just off the stocks at New Albany, made
her first appearance at our wharf last evening.
She is handsome craft commanded by Capt.
Northern. She will prove desirable addi-
ton to our feet of low water boats, whenever
business opens for them. At present, there is
nothing doing in river transportation to or
from this point.
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KossUTH AND FOREIGNISN. We are grat6ed to
see thst Kossuth has written letter 20 a New
York paper, violently opposing the Know Nothings
His opposition TO any party that discountenances
the election OF foreigners 10 Office of course "a
BE- expected. lie has undoubtedly intended in the
Of the failure Of his revolutionary schemes ia
Europe, to come back TO this country and have
himself elected President Hence he regards the
establishment of the American party as foul
wrong 10 himself politically and personally
short, an insult, a wrong, aud an outrage.
Kossuth is one Of those rare men WHO unerrnely
indicate the right side OF every question by always
taking the wrong one. There is not a more in
falible index living than h foreinger If you will
only be 20 take the course opposite TO the one
he points to.-L00. Jour.
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RALLY RALLY RALLY
Americans

On Tuesday, the 3lst day Of July, 1855, the peo-
pie Of this County aud those of the adjoining Coun.
tee respectfully invited to attend Mass Meet
ing and Free Barbecue, to be given at Chestnut
Grove, mouth Of Dog Creek.
Gov. NELL S BRowN and other distinguished
gentlemen will address the people. Come one,
come ALL
July goth, 1855.
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EXAMINATION PosTPoNED.-The examination
Of Fred. Moffitt, arrested on Monday for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences, was
postponed until this evening at o'clock, his
counsel not being ready, and the prisoner re-
manded to Jail. The case is attracting n o little
attention, as the defendant belongs to good
family, aud has, heretofore, we are informed,
borne a good character.
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500 RE WARD.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2ist inst, while In the
IL employment Of MIR. Charles H. Martin Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
twenty five years OF age; Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of Clothes made Of casnet,,
and silk hats JIM is about Eve feet eight inches
high weighs about $50 lbs web formed high forehead and
pleasing countenanoe; speaks quick when spoken TO-
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway. ALBERT
s about feet inches high; weighs about lbs lbs; round
face, good couuenance, with small round speaks
when spoken to; humble looking
gro; raised by Col Thomas Williams of Montgomery,
Ala will give the above reward II they taken and
securei so that get them.
my24-u G. L. NELSON.
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To the Citizens of the Southern and
Western states.

Western States.
Learning from my agents and correspondents in various
parts Of the country that my schedam Aromatic schnapps
Western States and finding that the pirates daringy ad-
verse their perncous receptions under the which
belongs my article think it necessary caution the
community against these vendors Of poison in disguise.
introduced the Schedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose of supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit, which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stmuant Is
required without producing the fearful consequences
which invariably result from using aduerated liquor. In
order to render assurance douby had tile article
analysed by chemists Of World wide celebrity, and sub
mtted for experiment test thousands Of distinguished
medical practitioners. The responses from these sources
the unequivocal satisfactory character
IL is now before the public surrounded with these guaran
tees and bearing these uumpeachabe endorsements and
lcal upon the community TO protect themselves and me
their own health and my repuatonhy frowning down and
foul commodities under omy trade mark No article
had been imported from Holland into this market
der the OF Schnspps previous to the appearance OF
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, in this city.
The first importation being made into this city in the
eighteen hundred AID oTtyeght which car be bV the
Custom House books, deposited label trade
In the o. s. District Court Of the Southern District Of New
York. in the eighteen hundred and hyOne, and have
the certificate In possession Of that date The great
demand which has thus been created for the genuine ar
Gle has the whole hive counterers in motion, and
the duty customers and friends and the public,
compes from time TO time to put them their guard
against imposition have established depot at 25 South
Front street. Philadelphia, where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices.
UDoLPHO WOLFE.
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs. SEYMOUR, TANNING co, Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. Je26-lm
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Immense sale.

1t has long ceased to be fashionable to puG patent ned
cnes do any thing enhance their sale from any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them, but simply from the worthessness Of nearly
all the great remedies" crowded into the But
casionay medicine that possesses real merit is brought
into ight-one that is really what It purpors to be. or
this class soans preparations be ranked with safety
for have heard Of where his medicines have
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been given
and their immense sale will fully attest their popularity
FreepOH Journal III.
See sloan's advertisement in another column.
jyl2-lw
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MRDICINAL INHALATION, SC.
A LOCAL AUXIIIAY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS.
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H. GREENHoUGH, MD.

A LOCAL AtAILIAY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.
THOMAS H. GREENHoUGH, MD.
Late Of London aud Paris Resident Physician Of New
OrleansO
AS arrived In Nashville where he will remain during
IL the summer and place under treatment all those who
may desire his skin and aid ia all forms OF diseases Of the
respiratory and circu atory organs
Dr. GreenhUugh having been connected with Drs Perera
and Williamson, OF London and being a smber Of medi.
cal societies in Europe, guarantee ali inva ids the
most recent and successful improvements in the treatment
Of each which viii always be regulated by and based
upon the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF MAN.
n. B.-Chronc Female complaints, duplicating She
spiaory organs will receive particular attention. and La
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
sfF- 0fce, Verandah Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
GE Patients in he country will receive attention by
correspondence.
tfs Numerous testimonial and references skin, in
tegrity &C. from many prominent and physicians
OF New Orleans Memphis aud other Cities be and
obtained at the Doctors Office.
Due notice OF the Lectures Animal Chemistry, the
Physiology and Pathology OF the Nervous Systems the
ohemicol therapeutic action of meaieines &C. will he duly
given. iyi7-u
eE- FURNISHED ROOM WANTED suitable for Ply.
Elcians office, ia central locality tlso, rooms, par
or and bedroom, for a gentleman and wife.
Address ur. c., Pot Office. b14--u
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1t would hardly do for any to have the temerty
a-ays question the excellence OF Dr. Hoohands German
Btters which prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson In
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and arrangement Of the dges-
tive organs their virtues have long been made
plainly apparent They purge from the system the morbid
humors which retard their natural functions and bring
paleness to the cheek nd suffering brow They ban
ih those clogs upon happiness and the system
high health.
See advertisement. jy2-lm
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AMERICANS. oNWARDTo TIE REsruE.

On Saturday, July %, 1855, at Lebanon, will be
given a FREE BARBECUE by the American
! Party. Extensive aud ample arrangements are
! beirg made for a GRAND DEMONSTRATION
such as never before witnessed in Old Wilson,
Eloquent and distinguished speakers are invited,
| and expected to attend, among whom are Ex.
GOV NElLS. BROWN, HON JOHN BELL, G.
A. HENRY ,LUClEN Nj. TEMPLE, Esq. ALFRED
ROBB, Esq, JAMES N. QUARLES, HON WIN.
CULL0N, WIN. n. BILBO Esq JN0 f HOUSE,
JNO A McEWEN, Esq, Major A. J. D0NAL,
SON, A, S C0LYAR, Esq, and others.
The LADIES, are especially invited. The 2eo-
Pile from all the surrounding counties are cordially
TO entertain al who NAV come Private, ms well
public hospitai,ies, will be amply dispensed
The Proceedings Of the day will be followed ND
by GRAND RALLY at Night
The following are the Committee of Arrange
ments:
Sam. T. Motley, VIM w Carter
Jesse II. Anderson, BENJAMIN d. Powell
z. Tollivcr, p H. Anderson
b. F. Smith, Z. 7. Burgess
Benz Rice, W. S Hatton,
Saml Thompson, John w. White.
John Ragland,
Public Speaking
Gen. f. X. ZoLLIcoFFER and Col G. c. ToR-
BRITT, candidates for Congress, will address their
iellow-citizens at the following times and places:
IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Ridgepost, Thursday, 26ih of july
Stewards Ferry, Friday, 9th of July.
Atkisson's Gap, Saturday, 2slh Of July,
July Sd, 1855.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY as.

The WEATHER.-It was hot yesterday-em-
phatically hot. An occasional cloud mitgated
the heat of the sun, but it was still oppressive.
There were some prospects of rain.
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Public Speaking.

The candidates for Joint Representative will
address their fellow citizens at Sycamore Mills
on Saturday, the 28th inst