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Spain and the Allies.

The rumor that Spain has acceeded to, and
become part of, the Western Alliance against
Russia, is a very important one-particularly
SO, if the additional rumor be true-that be-
sides guaranteeing heavy Spanish loan, the
allies also guarantee Cuba permanently TO Tie
mother country.
The guarantee Of Cuba to Spain is probably
nothing new-for we have but little doubt
that guarantee has existed for three or -four
years past, to the extent that France and Spain
would preserve Cuba from American Fillbus
tiers threatening to go there in defiance of the
laws of our country, and thus without Coun.
try and flag.
The alliance of Spain, then, is to be with
Sardiniss England and France, against Russia
Efforts are making, with but poor chances Of
success, however, to entangle Naples and Bel,
GUM, bat no reliance is now placed upon Aus
tra, and Prussia is set down as adverse This
alliance thus, as il is, however, becomes a very
formidable one, and such a one as Russia, cut
off from all foreign trade, and crippled in al
her domestic resources, must, to some extent
yield to in the end. England and France suffer
but little by the war, save in loss of life, and
in additional taxes; that is to say, the suffer
irgs of the war are unknown, and unfelt al
home, within their own borders. Their com
merce exists aud fourshes as much as ever
Their manufactures have the same market.
they always had. The war is no more felt by
the people at home, than was our war Will
Mexico, which cost US hosts of lives and 8
hundred millions in money. Spain viii furnish
to England more soldiers-wbat she most
wants-and England, in substance, viii pay
for them The alliance thus, is a formidable
one, and but prolongs the war, as it affords Il
England the men TO wage it.
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(1reene'S Pure White Wheat.

Mr. EDIroR expect 10 visit your state about the 10th
Of September next for the purpose Of engaging to the good
Farmers arceof WHEAT which is very superior in its
character exhibited this Wheat at four different
Fairs and in every instance premium has been awarded.
All good Judges Of ne Wheat seeing it readily acknoV-
edge its superiority On my visit Nashville and other
places viii bring with fair sample which
by any who may desire. shall al exhibit handbis Civ
ig full and satisfactory account, With the signature
of gentlemen who have raised this Wheat and mauufac-
ured it into -four. Its weight at two different mills is eS
each per bushe This wheats Of the very earliest kind
Any one desiring obtain the Wheat for seed will address
the subscriber at La Grange Troupe county, Georgia The
Wheat will be puts up in sacks from half bu,hel to any
quantity desired marked the of the purchaser
place OF delivery &C. five dollars per bushe 1t is
expected the cash to accompany all orders.
p. IT, GREENE,
auga9-til1stdec La Grange, Troupe Co, Georgia.
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correspo dence of the N Y. Courier and Enquirer.

WASHINGTON, aug. 70.
The elections for members of the next House are
now so nearly complete, that We can discern the
state of parties far can be learned from their
associations and recognized public position. The
States which have yet to elect are Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi Georgia, and Maryland
The House will be congregation Of factions
There will be Wings and Democrats, Know Moth
ings, Freesoilers, Abotionists, Hardshells, Admin
istration men and Softs and Independents and De-
pendents the latter much more numerous than their
opposites. The regular administration force will
be IS; the united opposition l59. But there is no
possibility of a union which will combine more than
bare majority of the whole HOuse-namely llS
members Upon the question of sustaining the
Nebraska law the best calculation gives the result
of ayes lOS, noes l3I-majority Is. But as the
Senate stands ready to veto any such movement of
the House, the passage of bill OF repeal would be
only preliminary proceeding to long and fierce
contest between the representatives of the people
and the Executive with its patronage, and the SEN
ate with its long terms.
As no party will be able to command a majority
the organization of the House must depend wholly
upon success in combination, and it need excite
surprise if a struggle should occur as long and ex-
citing as that which convulsed the country in 1919
and 80
We hear, with modified interest, that Mr..
Dodge, General of Militia, has made renewed over
lures for the purchase of Cuba. This think not
at all improbable. Cuban annexation is too good a
card to be relinquished merely because the game
has been PLAYED out. 1t is to be used in managing
the more fiery Southern members through the
stormy scenes of the next Congress, and in the
dying hours of the Administration. Though the
whole subject is indefinitely postponed many a
patriot will find it convenient to mouth over it
thing to be speedily accomplished.
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TUITION IN FRENCH.
II H 7 - e /,

DRoFEssaR OF MODERN LANGUAGES. Of nearly brty
years experenae twenty q whch were passed At he
UuIvertes az Masr0s and Catan, In knasia ts Preser
Of the French Angnzge zen in private nooemAns anies
on The eoutneu of Europe and the last eight 10 this eo-
try six 81 which in Richmond Virginia, Where he taught
with great success "a the seh9os and Prvate f2n
and tao in Kcntucky: -saing the highest testonis Of
his corustescy and success teaching his native tongue,
efers h services % schools aud private families; also %
yonns nn whs wssh % form evening class His method
q teaching diaeFing om al shose Ia IN this couutl
always eresne via great Hcces ant approved o. -
Al these ae eatoy e kln. Ne intends reside psra-
needy ia NashriIs. Add A. y AZ Ma NJ Mnsr, Nns
Street. aasS2-Sls
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A CARD
a CARD.
LExSGToS, Tennessee, August is, 1855.

LE,uSsToS, Tennessee, August Is 1855.
To TIE Senator's eject Of Tennessee:
Hon SIRs - haveavailed myself Of this medium Of the
public press INFORM you that candidate before your
Honorable body for Door Keeper at your next session. and
doing you viii take my name in consideration
with the many others vino aspire 70 that position In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly and although it is somewhat deyang from The usu-
course Of candidates for that office, Who generally speak
ing portune Senators with letters tedious to read &c.
and not wishing annoy you in that manner shall con-
myself with this card trusting meeting at Nash
ve further acquaintance in October, where we will
have the opportunity of interehangng sentiments will
close by only saying if elected will discharge my duty to
the best OF my ability, and the comfort and convenience
Of your body throughout the session.
aug27-4w Respectfully, -
WILLIAM T. MCKINNEY.
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tH- Another Woman's Rights Convention has
been holden St. Nicholas Hall, Saratoga, n. Y,
was the place, and the fifteenth of August the time.
Ofcourse there officers ard committees appoint
ed, aud resolutions passed. Rev. Miss Brown
reported preamble and resolutions, commencing
thus:
"Whereas the spirit of truth justice and love has
gene forth among the nations of the earth, arrestng
the throughts of the needless, appalling the OPP
pressor inspiring the oppressed, and baptisng the
nations with higher and holier humanity"
Enough, enough, we can no more! Miss Brown,
please your reverence no more Of that if you love
usl OF certainty the resolutions passed, and
speeches were made, and o! there was such a
charming time. Children, in arms, we believe, not
admitted. Mrs. Lucy STONE BLACKWELL, Esq,
made speech during the evening, which was said
to be the heaviest gun of the occasion. Lucy
shouldbe sent to Sevastopol at and brought to
bear upon the Malakoff -CTR. Com.
Miss Lncy is not bearing institution, and such a
disposition Of her ladyshp would be very inappropo
unless, perchance something might be effected by
change Of climate.
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new PUBLICATIONS
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-On Thursday Of last week,
about twelve miles below this place, on Hoston
rive- boy about Is or IA years of age By the name
Onward utand MORALLY wounded boy, whose name
was Lewis. 1t seems that company OF boys were
enjoying the sports Of bath, when the two referred
to get into a dispute, and eventually scutie, APP
pa-entyin fun. Ward with open knife in hand
struck Lewis in the abdomen, cutting considerable
cash. They were then separated, and as soon as
practicable medicinal aid was procured, but not in
time to save his life. He died in about As hours.
Ward arrested and is in prison in this place
to await his triaL-HdryUile Tam.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAnRoAD.-The
Bowling Green Standard learns from private
source that the Board have determined to let the
place 10 Nashville, on the 18th Of October next
The election Of a Board of Directors win take
place in Louisville on the lst Monday in October
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Our HIeH SoHooL.-'SENoLA" discusses the
question of Ward or concentrated schools-an
important question, and one not yet settled
even by the Board of Education itself Our
correspondent makes an able showing in favor
of the ore school system.
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RIAL EsrArE IN EAST TENNEssEE.--The Rogers
Vile Times says gentleman in Monroe county
Tennessee, who bought farm few years ago fol
$500, has within the last ten days. sold it for 81,
thousand dollars, cash. Saeh is the effect of rail
roads upon the price Of lands.
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another building as large as our present house.
This is true. But is there not single citizen who
viii do it from patriotic motives and for the good
of the present and future generations9 I think
such an one win be forthcoming in less than three
years. At least hope so. SENoLA.
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TTVTIs delightful Summer Retreat IS now open for 80
The reception Of visitors. The House has under t
gone a thorough rcJp8ir, and the most ample asi
rangerupnis have h5gn made Tor the accommodation
those who desire avail themselves a visit this
wen known watering place.
Il viii be The and eaeavor Of the Proprietor
10 please all who vi him. and preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded 20 these SPRINGS
by a their former patrons. Piet gug himself uutirng
sssduity the discharge Of al the duties dcyovng on
him PrJprs tor be confidently hopes receive the LIBERAL
patronage heretofore extended 10 him by his friends aud
/ the public generally.
f supply Of Ice is hand and ready for the
I jr2l-tsrpi WM. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TIgl ST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed executed by David A. Cole 70 The
ID Nashville Building Association, dated October % le34
ana REGISTERED In the Registers Ooe Of Davidson county
IN Book No. IS page GA win cell al the Court House. IN
Nashville Tenn on SATURDAY the eSh day Of ecptenbeF,
20 the highest bidder for CASH, lot OF gound In Edge
geld fronting on the north sde Of Church street. ooutan
Ing one acre and thirty feet Of ground, and adjoining
the lands Of IT, J. Davis aud Payas beng te
lot purchased By said Cole Of g. Payne Sale within the
usual hours =. :
AS The same time win sell Five Shares Of stock, forfeited
a ,uesr-'''' CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
ssFxExS s7saS5.7 $3.50 fsRS%S EfsI
1890 49, E' p Elses1-
TO CnNTRaCrOffS.

CEALEO PROPOSALS viii be ived by the undersigned
- until MONDAY the 18th day OF October for the Grad
nation Bridge aud Cuvert Masonry Of - miles OF the Lou
isvie and Nashville Railroad between the town OF Bowling
Green Ky and the city Of Nashville Plans specifications
and probes OF the work will ready for examination
and afer October 10th Company's Offices st Bowling
Green and GaIian where full Information relating to eau
be obtained from Engineers In charge Bidders unknown
20 The undersigned produce tes0nizs from Tesp0n-
ssble persons a 20 their ability, &C.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors:
GEORGE MACLEOD,
aug9s-td Chief Engineer.
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KILLED by LIGHTSING We learn from a passen-
ger who came up on the East Tennessee and Geor-
gia rail road, on Friday last, that the Depot at
Cleveland struck by lightniug, killing two men
whose names were Jones and Hickey, severely
shocking several others, aud doing much damage
to the building.
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RRoAp sTRrET ERIpGE coMPAHY.

TTNHE Suspension Bridge having been hsroaFhs repair
ed wHl Dc opened 70 the Travelling Paise a. sn ear
II day next week.
The Board u Directors have, ~ resoiaan, a5eed NJ
cAsH srsFEn and wil n fatara reus toe nssy n al
eases The affennn O. pastes crossing veEses fffs 49,
hr s~rvaus z particua fY called his chang r. tns NAB.
neeraeuf III the irfe Acc7aats IN ~ ksp n fHfe
f-c contracts fsf asnily crng NOS a1setf - iit
arrsaeeent excsat where Ne p4rcs hsFe ssfd 70 pay
tker IA % TIE CouyAry II ~ ssrh casss Er
eantrart I'll be euusasred iorttsd, ana MS rJ fe-i
q a. Irorn eranAcnt Fcrso1A-
n xsu q ne Fury Heavy oati4J iast searFsd ths
cuuapany hspsi thst All via eose ierNafl Ans PAY
49, 90. 81 - dsiaY JOHN MCINTOSH.
.--af-aw RFzzlsxuL
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WHORE:
nrAu About the War! -Gg

The StRy OF the Campaign
Comtete Narrative Of the War in Russia written IN
Tenth the Criuea, by Maj Z. Bruce Hamley, author
Of clay Lees WidowbOod."
This wor is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations a. The author is an ac-
comp ihedocer Of the British army ? lie is now en-
gagged in IL war and be from the first. g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author. T.
This Narrave Of the War written the spot s. 1t
contains opete account Of the from the beginning.
g. IL enIglns the reader many points which other
counts hav,leh obscure
Thelboye, with many othe- new books, can be had
of TOON, NELSON CO.,
jy16 a Union street
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SHAREHOLDERS in the New Cemetery are reby no
- tiled the ,fce Of Lindsey Crockett, Col
ege street on SATURDAY MORNING next Sept. 1st at
O'Clock, for tie purpose Of organizing the company
Those who nay desire take stock aud have not done
So call on any Of the following gentlemen TO VII;
DR. JOHN 5. YOUNG,
Broad street.
A. NELSON City Hail.
LlNDSLEY & CROCKETT
auC29-td College street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG.eo.

aE- The city authorities of Louisville aud
other invited guests made an excursion on Sat
urGay eight miles on the Nashville Railroad.
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IsTpoRTANT TO TIE PUBLIC,

WILL close my for couple OF weeks nom and
after Saturday the 1st sept My object in doing this Il
10 avail myself Of pressing Invitations visit number OF
the more pOpuous in neghboring Counties viii
return again about the 7th " September. Those who wish
my glasses aud do purchase before tie ls sept, must
wait until return, will leave agent behind to sell
for tugl9-AI J. IL pEhhONS'
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Pooh TONS A.CoLD-Thos G. Booth, the actor
once great avorite died recently in Toronto
Canada. His life was chequered-clouds aud sun
shine, prosperity and misfortune.
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III Ehavs % hand and daily receiving extra heavy
w 4 ana rs OEnabarEs and shestines sahasAe ior
Wheat ana Cora Szcks--ahhch VII ssH f5r Casa
MORGAN Co,
anso--sf No. 90 PSbAe square.
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NEW FaLE AND WINTER GOODS O..
En2 CENT? EMENiS WEAR

T AM now receiving my stock Of GOODs for the coming
Fail and Winter, % which invite the attention Of my
Gus omers end the public generally
Also, SCOTS Fail and Winter Fashions Just received
SAM. PRlCuETf,
aug2g-i1m o. College street.
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EVENING TRAE
REMOVAL.
&C. A A. B. BEECH

removed their stock % Goods n No. 70 College
II street where they will be glad 10 their frisEd and
customers. We will be receiving our fall stosk IN aiew
davs aug2i- q
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NOTICE

~ The very great demand for Mr.. sEaDaoSs' Brazilian
Pebble spectacles has induced him prOong his stay
this City until Saturday, September 1t those in want Of
these celebrated Glasses should call without delay.
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SEEARNl sEGAKN J
SCHOOL NOTICE.

VNwENTY THOUSAND extra Resall Scgars, weii assor
aus2i VESSEL THOMPSON.
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W. T. BERRY co. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by Joh1
s. c. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
Also:
LE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs il
France, by Eugene de Courcilon. ie2S
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce SAM D. NICHOL, Of
this city, candidate Tor Engrossng Clerk Of the Senate
aug29-dtd
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SNEEn,S REPORTS


REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN
Ed IN TUE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, BY JoHS
L. T. sSEKD. Vol. now ready aud for sale by
my26 WI. BERRY & CO.
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rHE RIGHT MAcH1NE INVESTED AN LAsT.

TIE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT LAST.
CtAN be seen At Armstrong Co.'S on Market street, the
I 4 best STRAW and HAY CUTTER ever invented. laey
are u-opounc- ~ who have tried hem a. assessing
r sspsrior advantage anything Of The KIND that
ever hen produced Gail and examine for yoarseifes Ho
rrsn erfect satisfaction % the purchaser 70 al cases
na-ti ARMSTRONG 4 Co. Agents.
,ETHHSx Y-25o Ibis Dsant AGrOra Whisky IN store
w - - II. bv W. 10. GORDON CO.
I,VCAu CURED HAMS - casks hns Sugar
- cured hams JUS s " LOOMS co.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
Eelz gs:ssgs2 - 80 -.l
OPEN TO THoMPsoTs STATION.

OPEN TO THOMPSONS STATION.
ON and after Thursday, August 23d trains will be
~ tween Nashville and ThOmpson's station, fJllows
MORNING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at $50 A. NJ; at ThOmpsons at
S A NJ.
ETURNING-Teaves ThompsOn's at IS A. NJ; arrives
at Nashville at 1880 A. NJ.
EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at8r5P. NJ arrives at Thompson's
Bpm.
RETURNING-Leaves Th0mpson's al rs 2. NJ ; arrive
al NashyiuR at Gas p. NJ.
On sunday the Morning Train only win be run, leaving
Nashville at I A. NJ, and Thomps0n's at Is A. NJ
HE- At Th0mpson's the Stages of Carter, Thomas and
Housh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNFSB0RO, JACK
son, TUSCUMBIA FLORENCE, PULASKI aud COLUM
BA can be procured at the General Stage pe under the
VeraHdaa Hotel A. ANDEthoN,
aup23 K. Eng. aud Supt
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Land for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale GO0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
R0ad seven miles cm Columbia and four from Nit Pleas
ant being u part Of the tract ich reside.
This Land equal II superior % any In Maury county
II is well watered che celebrated Deyers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Raj Road 10
will be divided 10 suit purchaser or cold in a body.
For further information apply to at Ashvood P. Oce
Maury county, Tennessee
augll--u LUClJS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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New Fall and Winter Goods,
AT WHOLESALE.
I. y. FIFE s. co.

No, o College street, Nashville,
A RE now in receipt Of the LARGEST and most desirable
II stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
They have ever before offered The attention OF dealers
VINO purchase in this city with cash short tme IS re-
specuy solicited with the that We can and VIII
sell as lew as they can be purchased elsewhere.
~ They call special attention to their extensive STOCK
Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS - - .,
for sale aug29-2wF