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FOURTH OF JULY.

... The democrats OF Davidson county, VIII ceie-
brste the approaching anniversary of National In
dependence by barbecue in the vicinity Of Nash
vile, aud public speaking. Distinguished speak
ers have been invited to address the people. The
democracy of the State, aud those of other parties
who are opposed to know nothngism are invited
Il, participate with them in this celebration
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First CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, June q.


MEssRs. EDIroRs-GEsTs: haze taken seme
pains to gather public opinion, in reference to the
present canvass for Governor, in upper East Ten
nessee, and it affords great pleasure to announce
to you and through you to the friends Of law and
order throughout the State that all is well in East
Tennessee; great many leading wings all over
East Tennessee will not vote for Gentry; they can
not swallow know-aethingism. 7 regard Johnson
as much stronger now than in the last race. One
thing that will contribute TO swell johnson smaor-
ty in this division of the State and particularly in
Washington, Greene, Jefferson, Blouut, and Nc.
MINI, is speech now being circulated, said to
have been made by DR.. 7 A. Anderson. The wings
aad know-nothings are flooding the county with
that speech. Unfortunately for them that speech
is doing them much harm, and Johnson nuc. good.
Up here where all parties are known, the idea that
Dr. Anderson could iniure any one Is perfectly
ridiculous; Dr. Anderson is too we'll known in this
quarter. Tell the know-nothngs to send his speech
10 some other direction by all means, send it where
he is not known. ] count the circulation Of his
speech in the counties have named, viii increase
Johnsons vote 900, and hope our friends thro'-
out the State will notice my prediction and recur
to it after the election, to see whether have not
told the truth. DR.. Anderson was raised in Jefel-
son county, the people know him well; and ver-
ture the assertion that upon his own merits if Re
were candidate he eouid net get 25 votes, and
this is the man who is put forward to Willy and
abuse Gov. johnson.
I hope the know-nothings will send few more
Of Andersons speeches up this way es every speech
circulated is worth one vote for johnson. l don"
know how the liz. now stands with his neighbore.
Ny advice to our democratic friends is just let him
alone, and give him little rope and he will jump
80 high that he will soon kill himself so that it will
not be necessary to spend much time with him. /
have thought it my duty ss the friend of Johnson
to pay this passing notice to D.. Anderson, it s
impossible for the Gov to notice every little cur
that may bark at him during the present contest.
All our friends have to do in the present contest
is to remain firm. The people are for Johnson, who
is regarded as the peoples candidate. His eecti(
regard as q certainty and that by thousands-
East Tennessee, heretofore the strong hold ofwhg-
gerry, has given way and the way shs will come
laundering down the first Thursday in August next
fJr Johnson, will perfectly astonish the know moth
ings. The present indications are that johnson will
carry East Tennessee by handsome majority
So all you have to do in Middle Tennessee aud the
district is to hold your own with the last race, and
Gov. Johnson is elected again by thousands.
EAST TENNESSEE.
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LAFAyErrr. Macon Co, ]

IAFAYErrE, Macon Co, June 20.
hskssgs EDrroRs:-Say to the Democracy Of
Tennessee that the 25th instant was the proudest
day for their cause in this county ever witnessed
Goyeinor Johnson demolished every position of
Mr.. GENTRY in a manner thst caused the enthus:-
astic smile to light the countenances of every
friend, and disappointment to becloud the face Of
every opponent. There was but one sentiment in
regard 10 the merits Of the two candidates for fair
and that sentiment is that Gov. JOHNSON is not
only superior to GENTRY but to an others. Some of
our friends have joined the american Humbug,"
but if the signs do not deceive, land they are ap-
parent and not to be misunderstood stampede
has commenced, and l predict Johnson will get
every democrat in the county, together with scores
OF wings, who are out. aad-out against GENTRY and
openly for JOHNSON.
The fact is GENTRY was mistaken by MANY of
the old Inc wings for JOHNSON, conc!udnghe filed
the bill of what the leaders said slanderously of
JOHNSON, and did not find out their mistake until
JoHNsoN's pure democratic chat caused them to put
the agrarian saddle upon the right horse. An in
teinS Ut iauy wing Poiiiciohj NHilSt uiegusteu
with GENrRYs speech, and mistakipg him for JOHN.
SON, remarked that she wished that broad-mouthed
fool would set down and let man of sense talk
She was not the only one deceived, for am in
formed another intelligent lady hearing GENTRY
proclaim himself "a Democrat Of the old Jeferso
MAN School," and having heard tho Governor much
slandered by the wings, also made similar mis-
| take and praised JOHNSON and condemned GENTRY
throughout the debate, and am Of opinion if the
people were free and untrsmelled by party bias
JoHNsos's vote in Macon would almost be unani
NOUS for not one objection have heard to tn,
man, his cause nor his means Of propaga;ing it, O.
his defence when assaied. He is admitted to b.
the ablest man Tennessee has yet produced, ant
| il no Is not made Governor again in August tn
signs of the times in Macon are certainly no inde1
to the rest of the State.
should have written you Immediately after tn
debate but preferred waiting until the smok
cleared away, and the above is my report of tn
victory, for il viii not do to call it battle
AN AMERICAN,
and Anti Know-Nothipg.
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we viii print Gen. ZoLMcoFrER's speech as paid
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our objection to printing it is only that it would
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GENERAL COURT-M4R TIAL.
NINTH DAY-MoSDAy, Oct. ?, 1855.

NINTH DAY-MoNDAy, Oct. ?, 1885.
Tie Court met this morning pursuant to adjourn
mert-al of the members present.
C,os,.e xsuiration of Sergeant HEAD continued
present. when indolssd The cheek for goo 30 never
the of the check sgsn until Saturday, Lasts the words
M 40 10 swear that did what iudorins when
did lot The face Of th7 check mean that do not
check for payment of the Of tn. savings went
up The officers quarters on some bushes" Lieut. Hadem an
came ont of quarters hs cheek IN mis- hsnd; he told
me ,bs, be had just received The check { ON Lent.
EDDY for the prO'iOIs and wished me to lndor.s III
Lieut. Haldemsn asked the 18Th september whether
bsd led bis house for the money snd likely that he
was that had not the value 10, Of hs provisions
~ 20 $40 Isuppoe but can't poivey don't recolect
that sp s9u ard Zee pave been ,O out o.
BILE T; sse that canpot account forvz fresh
beef; dcn't r ow hther from the svngs the Comm
saw ores with very few exceptions there always fresh
beef the recruits and soldiers over and above what
qued for there would not have been so much got
tom the contractors The oyeiPns 6e,f it no. furOI.hed to
ended the returns t beef or any other poyousi the
turns would been the ard for this reason on the
ltb 2b sst of~he month WREN we make our provision
Du%ssf 'rcOps and the post entitled
the sick in hopt deducted enough 70 give pounds OF
maie the order the rta for fresh beef we take
Gays r OF hst return and then take the
and add the order the day will be dey
,,d pound: Of e ~, ,o S e51 st may PioS
there amount ADDED about equ, what the officers have
ally an sdd1 Of more than pounds each might
Joins the nd Of each ev days all the beef that
for men joining the poet in the days. make the
recruit, and Company B. and have made the
FOR 81 Of n' are and By
the mmsndrs oieer make up the provision returns 10 my
equivalent the supply for the .tser; added to The
% make the orders large to the amount
supplied to the officers the returns were not altered,
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTER OF
RACHEL.
From 7Ae Physiological Journal

FdrenctoJtc0l
For the past month New-York has been the theaier
Of intense excitement account Of the presence Of
this word.renowned trogedieane, whose name has al.
ready become a household word"
The student of the science which unlocks the cham
bers of the SOUL and the readers Of The PhrenoIogca,
Journal in particular will naturally look to the organ
devoted to the exposition of Phrenology in the United
States for q mental and some, perhaps, for more
tangible representation of this distinguished person.
They Ill expect 70 account FOR her extraordinary
powers on physiological principles.
generally supposed that tragic performers must
have powerful phynques in order 10 be able to rise to
emir eDce in the histrOnic art.
Nile. Rachel's physiology ndi a.es high mental sus-
cepibilty, intensity, and tenaciy She Is rem .rkaoiy
elastic; and the most minute fibre of the body con.
tributes TO the representation of every mental
emotion.
Her predominant chronological organs are ldeality,
Imitation Fnmness SubIimity, Constructyenees, Be-
Develebce Spirituality and Causaity while the base
of the brain is inferior in development to the other
regions The PECULIAR construction OF the top and
sde.head N such as 70 enable her u feel and thus
Faithfully Getinea,e all the various passions and emo
items Of The human mind alternately and with wonder
FIJI rspidity: sod instead Of the physical system clog
cir her genius 4 contributes 70 It's expression. Many
reIenc.s couId be drawn from the shape of her re-
usrkabe read 20 nd.cate the causes OF her success
Fer instance, tie imme,.e vilPqSer acting With Sc.
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FROM CANADA VEST.
of The ~. v. Tribune.

Correspondence of The NJ Y. Tribune.
CASBoRo', HALDIMAND Co., c. W., Oct. 3.
In the Spring of 1851 visited the settlement Of
the Ebenezers here, and described to you their
industry, fabfulness, and kindness and forbearance
under peculiar system whereby property is held
for the society and not by individuals and families
l find them here still, possessing eight hundred
acres Of land, very happy and very sociable, no
ouarrels, no snimosities, but much improvement
has been made on their estate, which, am sorry
TO learn they are preparing to leave and with the
larger settlement Of their sisters and brethren, to
remove permanently to Iowa, State to which
not a few Of the Canadian born inhabitants of
Canada West have gone recently, although this is
pleassnt country, thriving well, and the value of
land rising rapidly.
saw last night some specimens Of drawings Of
fruits and fGwers, by the Ebenezers, which for
elegance and truthfulness to nature, nigh; well
compete with any on exhibition at Paris. Their
children seem healthy and cheerful they have re.
Eeious exercises on Sunday and two other dave Of
the week are not intolerant Of nor impatient
with ttoss WHO differ with them upon questions Of
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cretiveDtss and Cautiouness, would enable her m,-
nentaily 10 control and bring into subje,tion eli the
other rowers Of her mind while developing say pr.
icular trait of harscer Another and most noortsnt
element of success arises from the combined action Of
her immense Ideally, and Imitation, and ConsIus-
tiveress enabling her 10 10 enter into the spir, of the
scene As TO really feb the various emotions which sds
is portrayng We csn easily conceive, too thu; the
mseiventss Of her intellect the ease with which shs
comprehends the most absfrufe principles, aud The
clearnees of her mental conceptions, along With that
exquisiteI ess Of feeling and love OF the teThcfa'
rished by the orgsps already named, would edord the
ability to instantaneousy grasp the poe,s hea aud
give il the mp,ess which Rachel alone co1id give II.
Such sentimental lobe could not fail 20 permeste those
with whom she came in contact with an element be-
longing TO higher sphere.
Mrthfulness and Order large, giving gayety and
precision, and performing important duties in the men,
tai council. Acquisiiiveness or love OF gain is fully
properly; but having so many Wishes TO DO gratfed
il wAld be difficult for Der TO hoard money Ambition
and desire 10 excel is ruling characters ic by
the extraordinary hight Of the of the hesd and
Is powerful mpclhng motive to pu, forth almos, SUI
perhumsn exertions Tor the purpose OF gaining appro
baton; but Approbatventss wounded, she suffers
intensely.
The social faculties a Glass do not predomina.e.
Sexnsl love is only moderately developed.
In summing up her phrenolol ics character, we may
saw her organization is in exact accordance sth that
so well known 1.-THE publi,.
As tragic actress she sta ds without rival on tbs
c'obe.