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The Vacant Supreme Judgship.

Among the distinguished names mentioned in
connection with the Supreme Judgeship just made
vacant by the resignation of Hon. A. w. O. Totten,
we notice the names of Hon. John G. Humphreys,
of Somerville; Hon. William T. Harris, Archibald
Wright, Esq, w. K. Poston, Esq, of Memphis, and
Hon. Milton Brown and Micsjah Bullock, Esq, OF
Jackson Out of this array, good selection might
be made; in fact, we could hardly go amiss in max
ing such selection. We believe that Eeither the
pro tenn appointment nor the writ of election to
fill the vacancy has yet been issued by the Cover
nor.-Memphis Enquirer.
Among this list of talented members of the
Bar, whose names are mentioned in connection
with the distinguished honor of Judge of the
Supreme Court of Tennessee, we are gratifed
TO see that of our old friend, the companion of
our boyhood, VIM. K. PosToN, Esq, whose well
fare, prosperity and promotion will ever be to
us source of pleasure.
1t is yet somewhat uncertain, we believe,
who will actually be candidates.
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their old party organization to be usuped by Gdee'
tltTsrs in politics. co haUe neither the dtstity to man
ooea edguass successfully, nor the dignity to gaze an
organisation respscto6itityl"
Fine compliments these, for such leaders III
the American movement as NELL S. BRowN
and ANDREW J. DoNELsoN, GENTRY, ZoLLI-
ooFFEp, Judge BRIEN, SNEED, RIVERS, TAYLOR
HENRY, CAMPBELL, and scores of other able
and gallant men we might mention. The edl-
tor, with that peculiar fatality which often
attends him, stutifes himself in the very next
paragraph By claiming that under all the cir
cumstances, there ''never has been as great a
triumph achieved by any party in this State,
as that over which the Democracy may now
reioice!" What a sadly treacherous memory,
or strangely Illogical understanding!
American felow-citizens, let US etfectnaiiy
and forever repel alike the calumnies and
taunts, the detraction and derision of our OPP
ponents. The first step towards thorough
reaction TO reclaim our lost fortunes, is
prompt and general attendance at the AMER
ICAN MASS MEETING on the 25th. Come
ont, one and al-let us meet, and counsel,
and commune together.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


From the Rev. DIR. }. I. Edgar.
NASHVILLE, August 4, 1855.
Mr. SEoSs-Dear Sir Having used for time past,
pair your newly invented Brazilian Pebble Specaces,
feel hesitation in tesying to their superiority over
any glasses heretofore known In addition to their
purity surface they mpar from their peculiar
mechanism visual and comfort TO the eye, preserv-
ing alike from Of pain uneasness to the eye,
however long At any one time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, Ut. EDGAR
From VIM II. Hagans, Esq,
NASHVILLE August G. 1875.
Mr. SERMONS After having used pair Of "Brazi-
Ian Pebb Spectacle have hesancy in stating and
take pleasure doing that they superior to any
have ever used Respectfully. &C,
WI HAGANs.
From B. D. Harris Esq,
agree with W. II. Hagans Esq., in the labOve certificate
and take pleasure recommending all persons who IN
want Of superior specaces purchase Of Mr. Semmon
consider them superior to any have ever used.
b. ID. HARRIS.
From A. W. Hunt NJ. d.
VERNON, August 6, 1855
"The longer use your glasses the fully ami
WINGED their superiority all others have used
From Rev. J -hn W. Ogden.
WHITE HALL, August s, 1855.
Mr J. II. SENMOSs.-Dear Sir-I have used pair Of
your improved spectaces, for about two weeks and find
them superior any have tried, sndI have recon-
friends to call and try them, and they
are much pleased with them. never felt tired While read
ing or writing with them tor hours together.
Yours very, sincerely, JOHN w. OGDEN.
s1FS- Mr. Semmons may be consulted at his office
W. t Berrys Book Store, on the Square. aug l3-u
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Grayson Springs, Ky.

T'HESE Springs situated in Grayson county, -
l. Ky. "a miles north Of the Mammoth Gave af- ss.
iording in great abundance every variety Of phur A
waer pure white red and sulphur aud magne-
.i &C. the curative qualities q Of which unequaed
at any other watering place
Any persons desiring to visit Grayson wishes inor-
nation, refer them TO Col John and Gen. W. g. Hard
ing, Nashville, Tenn
Our place is extensively improved which will afford &C
commodaton for 800 persons and establishment will
found good any other watering place West
Couyeyances be had at Mammoth Cave for place,
and the road Travelled is very good country Toat very
pasSabe for carriages.
~ oardng per day 81 80 per week 80 oO per month
$500 DAVID HERNDON,
JAS. y. CLARKSON,
Rug6-d2ws NJ. p. CLARKSON.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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NOTICE.
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brant
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
PROHIBITION LAW.

Let them and exclaim they will pass 10,
And declare drink shall get after,
We give them by way ~ reply,
A shout Of derisiOn and laughter;
For a who taste lyons SHbHGBDs,
So delicious and exquisite find Il,
That never could tyranny gain
The right 10 restrict not sell Il.
TINHE quality 81 these K o ATTIC SCHIFDAM
Il SCHNAPPS Is so well known that they DO not need
the putting that appears others do One trial is an that IS
required 70 cnlViucr person Of their superior quality
sold wholesale and retail b. the sOls propreiors,
LYONS CO.,
jyl8 10 Cedar street
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From Egbert A. RawOrth, ESQ, City Recorder.

NASHVILLE, July %, 1875.
Mr.. J. IT, sEsNoNs-sr; After days constant use Of
the Specaces obtained from YOU feel guaranteed
tying their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision. Prcyors TO obtsinpg them my manuscripts duties
performed with much labor 10 the eye, and often with
pain bat since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
eqpe need nothing Il the kind but feel fsctly reuYena
ted Whether relief proceeds from the peculiar form of he
glasses the material, both combined, ca1not say.
prefer them any glasses have used and take plea
cure In recommending them % the public.
Respectfully, EGBERT A. RAW0RTH.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFTIcs NAsHv1LLE Gas LIGHT COMPANY,
July 9th, 1853.
A DIVIDEND Of Eve per cent for the last six months
n this day declared payable the Stockholders Of
the Nashvile Gas Light Company, demand after the
l0th inst. JAS. II. KENDRICK
jyll-tim Secretary.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
sFasFTNsE SALE

ny virtue Of deed executed BY John 81. John 10 the
ID Nashville building Association, dated November lst,
1884 and registered in the Reg'ters Office OF Davidson
county In Book No. 10 1913 and 1874 viii sell nj The
Court House Nashville Tenn, on SATURDAY, the 25h
day Of August 1855 the highest bidder, Tor CASH, Lot
Of ground in Edgeaed fronting 1875 feet Sycamore street
and running go feet TO Walnut alley and adjoining
the lands Baker and Shelton Sale within the usual
lour-.
Az the same time and place will also sell five Shares Of
Stock forfeited to the Nashville Building Association.
augI1-td CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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HIS HOLINESS THE PoPE UPON FREE MAsoSs,
ODD FELLOWS, &c.-In the Louisville american
Free Mason" of last Tuesday we find the following
notice Of the Allocution of his Holiness calls
them "an impious race" who would gladly "exter-
inmate all religions worship" and who. "bound to-
gethes by criminal compact" guilty Of "the
violation ofevery law" He even pronOunces them
''the children of the Devil" We have no doubt
that his great dread and harror OF both Free Masons
and the Odd Fellows rest upon the fact that they
have the bible spread before them in their Lodg
es, and that they avowedIy adopt il as the great
guide Of their lives We wonder If any of the
Free Masons or Odd Fellows in our city, those ~ehil-
dren of the Devil" rs his Holiness calls them, will
cast their votes so as to crafty bis Holiness on
Monday next:
From the American Free Mason Augl.
The PoPE.-what is to become Of masonry nowg
An old chap at Rome, whose name sadly bellies his
character, somewhat famous for his peregrinations
TO Gaeta and back has expressed his opinions rela
tive TO secret societies" in an aiiocica what does
that means) on the 9th Of December asE ave
have stii 70 lament the existence Of an impious
race, who would exterminate all religious worship,
II il we're possible for them; and We must count
amongst them before all the members Of secret so
cieties, who bound together by criminal compact
neglect 10 means Of overthrowing the Church and
State BY the violation Of every law. IL is against
them assuredly that the words Of the Divine Re.
deemer are directed: you are the children Of the
Devil, and DO the work Of your father"
Not so. Mr.. Plus; our Saviour had no such per-
sous in view Ills denunciatons were against
corrupt priesthood whose delight is was to throw
dust Ia the eyes OF reigi0usly inclined persons and
whose ''Sishe OF mint and cunminn vas too gFiev-
Gus TO be borne You can make the application
much nearer to Rome than any Masonic Lodge.
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SUPREME CoURr.--MIoAJAH BULLOCK, Esq,
of Jackson, announces himself candidate for a
seat on the Supreme Bench, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Judge Totten.
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Land for ale.

T OFFER for sale COO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES "a
i OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa seven miles from Couu bia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract ieh reside.
This Land is equal II superior to any in Maury county
1t is watered he celebrated Devers Spring being
part offered for sae well tmbered and well improved
There the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Ran Road
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold in body.
For further information apply to me at Ashwood p ONCE
Maury county, TENNESSEE. - ,.
aug1l-u IU'lUS j. POLK
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TERdST SALE.

DY virtue OF deed executed by David A. Cole 70 the
I'D Nashville Building Association, dated October 1854,
aud registered In the Registers Office Of Davidson county
in Book No Is page 62 win sell the Court House ia
Nashville Tenn, SATURDAY the 25th day OF August,
10 the highest bidder for CASH, lot Of ground in Edge
field fronting the north side OF Church street. contain
Ing one acre and thirty feet Of ground and adjoining
the lands Of H. DAVIS and Green wood PAYNE, being the
lot purchased by said Cole Of G. Payne. Sale within the
usual hours.
AT the same time viii eel Five Shares OF stocA forfeited
TO the Nashville Balding Association.
angli-,d CHARLES A. FULLER, Treas.
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SOMETHING NEW.

A LARGE suppiy Of Horse Powers and fhreshers Gar.
"A cen Erginrs, scress 10 inches in diameter Fire
brik, Ptb0Fgh Coke, Locomotive Screws B<nck ecrewa
Clamps Postboe Augss Ae us received and lor sale By
D. D. DICkEY.
spr2s NJ. coIlege street, asshvl.e.
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

NASHVILLE July 20, 1870.
Mr.. J. H. sKMoSs- Sir have been using for one week
the pair Of brazilian Spsctacles that purchased from YOU
and DO he that they are by far the best
have used. Enabled read the finest print
at night BY dim light, without sraning ny whereas
the sprctacles that have used heretofore them
and could read with any satisfaction consider your
spect great Improvement upon any that have ever
seeu Yours respectfully, q. 81 FOGG.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

TUE Fah Annual Course Of Lectures this Institution
will commence MOndty, the goth Of October next,
aud continue tai the drst % the ensuing March.
PAUL y Eve NJ D., Principles an Practice Of Surgery.
JOHN VI. WATSON, NJ D., Obsts tries and the Diseases
Of Women ant Children.
W. X. BOWLING, 81. D., Tn cory and Practice Of Med
cine.
a. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
c. X. WINSTON. NJ. D., Ma,era Mediea and Medical
Jurisprudence
ROBERT NJ. PORTER, NJ D., General and Special Anat-
omy.
j. BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phassr
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ d Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened for Students the
hrst Monday Ia October.
full Prrftafad-y Course Of Lectures, free at stu
dents viii b. given By the Professors, commencing
the hrs. Monday % October.
Cinique has been established In connection with the
University % which ope raons performed and cases
prescribed for and ctuF upon, in presenee Of the Class.
Amount o. Fees for Lectures In the University Is s05-
Maireaati0u Zee (paid only s5 Praetca Anatomy
go. Graduation Zee as.
Good Boarding be procured ~ about So per week.
Further information be obtained BY addressing
J. EEkRlEN LINDSEY,
iyiS-NtJE2u" Chancellor Of the University.
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SNEED'S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN-
Ed IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE by JoHS
L. T. SSEED. Vol. ready and for sale by
my26 W. T. BERRY co.
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ARROTT,S NAPoLEON.

W. T. BERRY & co. have just received
THE HISTORY Of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. @. Abbott, with maps aud illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANoUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France by Eugene de Correction. je2S
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w H &c II
re- All About the War!

The Story OF the Campaign:
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
aTent ia the Crmea, by Maj E. Bruce HSmley, author
Of "iady Lees WidowhoOd"
This work is recommended the readers attention by
by the following considerations: 81. The author Is
comp ished officer Of the British army. 2 He is en-
gagged in the war, and has BEEN the first 8. He has
already established brilliant reputation author l.
This Narrative Of the War the spot s. 1t
contains complete Of the the beginning
s. II enghtens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
The above, with many other new books, can be had
Of TOON, NELSON CO.,
lyle a Onion street
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tLlt FlDilg-
EGBERT A. RAW0RTH.


NASHVILLE, July IS, 1855.
Mr. J. II. SEtNoss-near Sir Afer a c ireful examna-
ton trial Of your coucavo-convex sPecaces cheer
fully aid my testimony to their superiority all 9th rs
They enlarge the sphere u focus aud thereby greatly
eve vision, without producing the unpeasanness created
By the convex i0rm. Very respectfully yours,
JOHN WATERS.
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Con. zollieoFsr,s Majority.

The Clarsville Chronicle foots up the the
resultin this (the 6th) Congressional District,
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I. O. O. f..
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Ez3 sislisE9 ssss5E9 I'll

To those who pay taxes 70 pay interest on the
Bonds Of Davidson and Sumner Counties.
DRiNTED receipts viii be furnished 70 Collectors show
ing their face that each holder Of receipts 10 the
% AGO viii be entitled share Of stock In the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. No receipt viii be
accepted evidence Of such payment 70 ente the holder
except those which Ia the printed firm prSscfb
receipts transferable BY endorsement q the In
bis signature o. the tax payer.
Aagl0-im JOHN L. HELM, Prest L. An r. R.
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wAsuiSaroS, Aus. 10.

WAsHiS0rON, Aug. TO.
Tx.GoVernor Shannon, Of Ohio has been APP
pointed Governor Of Kansas 10 place Of Jno. L.
DAWSON declined.
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METHODIST ErisoOF.L CHURcH SoUrH.-FIom
tho general minutes OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church sOuth, NE gather the following facts The
number Of travelling preachers is 1919; sa.
psraBnuated, $50; local. 1850 /; white members,
42s,5li; eoored, l6i. 5sli grand total, COS, sos.-
The Increase during the year was 2S, ss2,
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CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

A BUSINESS MEETING Of the Young Mems Christian
"A Association will be held THIS EVENING at O'Clock
at the Association Room. Members requested to be
punctual in attendance.
augl4-1t W. 7. WIRELESS, Rec. Sec'y.
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LARGE FALL SALE OF
Fresh Dry Goods
AT AUCTION, BY
IRBY MORGAN & co.
11m, 18Th, * 18th September, 1855.

our FALL SALE AT AUCTION, embracing the nth,
~ 18th and 18th September 1875 viii comprise all the de.
scrpons OF Dry Goods usually required in Retail Stores
such
BLACK PRINTS,
GINGHAMS,
DcLAENES,
NIEHHNOS,
CASHMERES,
COBURGS,
SILKS, (sIach and Fancy
SHANLS,
DEANTIELAS,
JACKONETS,
CAMRRICS,
SWISS MUSLINS,
PLAID IIUSLJNS,
EEAENELS,
BLANKETS,
SATENETS,
JEANS,
CAssIMEREs,
DOESKINS,
PLAID LGySEYS,
BROWN NzUSLINS,
BLACK HUSLINS,
TICKINGS,
EMBROgDERIES,
RIBRONS,
LACES
CRAVATS,
SILK HDKF'S.
VELVET RHEIMS,
&c. dc.
az The Goods viii POSITIVELY be sold WITHOUT
RESERVE.
No bids will be taken except from MERCHANTS
The Goods i'll this stock all NEW and FRESH.
1t embraces many handsome styles found in
any Jobbing House in Tennessee.
We have positive instructions close consgnments
No LIMITS on them. IRBY MORGAN & co,
aug14-td No. Public Square.
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DISSOLUTION.
TIVE Arm Of HAMILTON FULLER has this day been
Il dissolved b. maEnkl consent L. Fuller viii continue
tie business al the old stand and settle All baness o. Tie
late Arm. JAMES W. HAMILTON,
auEs KEEN FULLER
retirng on the Boot and shoe Mandatory In which
have hssn engaged far several years. reurn nv san
eeFe th1nhs the public Or their support snd reeoumsnd
20 ny hends And The pabe Mr.. Hen faer every way
quAned 70 give satsAetan, snd eesPeAs Tor hn her sup
port JANIS ". HAMILTON.
IL those Indebted 70 the l4ts Arm q Hamilton faer
~ previous J4n lss ISa3 earnestly requested 20
eouas fol yard ana settle With me without eeisy.
Khan TULIER.
TT ~ RI have band large siock Of Boots, Shoes
and BrcEEus hat ! wiins 70 sci cheap
Be e0ught "A All those Ia want q superior aele
angle KEEN yULLEE.
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Nashville, July II, $50
Mr. !. II sEmfoSs-Sir: have been using for several
on'hs pair Of your Brazian Pebble Srectaces" and
believing they the only kind have capable
Of completely restoring vision, which has been impaired
is primitive perfection, take pleasure In recommending
them TO the public. Very respectfully,
n A.
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Wheat! Wheat :

M ANfED 100000 bushels Wheat, delivered at Nash
w VILE for which the highest market price will be paid
In cash ~ Sacks in any quantity furnished to order
CHURCH ANDERSON,
aug4-lm Nos. | and Broad q.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!
FLOuR DEPOT.

AND BACCO AGENCY.
TIVE subscriber, having the Agency Of the following Mills
Mchelyle Mills Spencer's Mills, Silver Spring Mills,
Logan Mills, Nashville City Mills-a Of which justly
celebrated for their superior brandw keep constantly
hand a supply OF Fresh Flour. All Flour OF the
above brands sold bv me, will be warranted. Also, agent
for the sale OF Orn Ncai from the above Mills. City
dealers and will find il TO their interest to call
and examine stock.
Tobacco have now in store large quantity %
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO which 1 Offering
the trade at unusual low prices.
60 full assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. K. G. BANDYt
No. 50 College street,
jy1i-dtm e door from Broad.
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fI'ALLo ~ CANDLEs-see boxes J. Doyle Cos
hud pressed summer Taiov Candies u 50 re- ana for
sais b tjs2sl W. n. GORDON 60.
EISE BAG FLOUR-sso bags Zine Fsmliy Flos
tbs day received and ar ale 70 close con
tgumcnf ~ a LOOMS 4 Co,
aprl4 Opposite Pisntsrs' Bank. SasAvIns wa
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Wheat {! Wheat {!

V'EN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable Warehouse BY the 18th inst
for which will pay IS cents per bushel OF 90 lbs.
augS W. Ii. GORDON & co.