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A MISTAKE.

We have no doubt Says the Ne,0 York Day
Book) that many Democrats have joined the order
of know-knothings in the belief that the old party
Issues were dying out, and that the old parties
would die with them. This is a great mirtake.-
The old issues may become obsolete; the Wing party
may change its name; and men may change from
class Of doctrines and from one party to another
But the laws Of nature will not change; and while
they remain there will always be Democratic
party and an anti Democratic party. Old issues
will die out but new ones, based on the essential
difference between Democracy and its natural enc
my, will spring up, with every revolution of the
wheel of time. The existence of know nothing
i'm, is itself proof Of this. No, no, gentlemen
There will always be party to stand by the coun-
try in its quarrels and to extend the hand of SYM
psthy to the down trodden every where-a party
OF the people, with liberal principles, based some
thing more substantial than selGshness, and look
lag to something better than the momentary isms
o. the day, for support. Democrats who have
wandered after other gods will find this to be true
and will find also, that thev are not at home in Hin
do, Councils They will find it hard TO work in
the same harness with selfish aristocrsts and Strong
government" Wings, They cannot stay there
Come out from amongst them and be We sepa-
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REPORTER,
CHARLOTTE, Tenn, June 9Th, 1856!

MEssRs EDITORS On yesterday, being County
Court day, Col. W. G. WHrrrHoRsE, the democratic
candidate for seat in the Senate of our next Leg
stature, from the district composed of the counties
| of Maury, Lewis Hickman and Dickson, and Dr.
j. n. LARKINs, SANS candidate for the same posi-
| ton, met st this place in debate on the different
questions of the politics of the day, and this being
their first debate, there was considerable interest
| manifested by the democrats and know.nothings,
| and although the notice Of the speaking had but
limited circulation, yet our Court Room was well
filed with the sturdy sovereigns of tie land
Col. WHTTHoRNE led off in calm, sensible, DOW
erfui, and convincing speech, of something like an
hour and half or two hours in length, first dis
cussing State Policy, among the subjects of which
he alluded to and discussed our present banking
system, our Judicial System, Education, Liquor
Law, &c, on all of which his positions were very
generally satisfactory to the democracy. He con-
sdered our banking system as unsound and ofdan-
gerous tendency to the interests of the State and
to the people. He is opposedto present Chan
Gerry Court system, and 10 favor of Law Reform;
said he had been in favor of Q tax for educational
purposes but that he now doubts the propriety of
such a measure for the present, inasmuch as the
(contingent liabilities of the State have been so
largely increased within the last few years, he
thinks it would be improper to tax the people with
any further burdens, &c.
And having disposed Of State Policy, Col
WmrTHoRNE then, in an earnestand impressive man
ner, called the attention of the audience to the sub
lect OF parties and hastily reviewed the different
organizations of the parties that had existed since
the formation of our Government, showing the
''snsmigrations through which Federalism (the
Parent) had gone, and that we now find it under
the cognOmen of the American or Kao,o- Nctsirq
Party He showed that it is not to be relied on AZ
q nstio pal party-exhibited the Gasstte's Pyramid
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rRIMRIF,s AnnrrIoN.

ON THURSDAY, the 2lst inst, on the premises, we
~ will sell about Fifty Lots in Trimbes Addition 70
Nashville On Maple Street. Nos 7, 10, II. a. Is 49, %,
g. S. Sc, 81, 70, H. a. rs, II, rs and 49, On Market
Street Nos. H. l3 6l g. 65, 49, So ~ 73 and rs. On
Trimble Street. Nos 49, &c. 100, 10l los, 105 l07 l09
III, 49, 49, H. 49, 1871 and 1873. On North Hill Street.
Nos 81 l02. 1O4, LOG, los. no. H. Ill., l16 u.s. l2l
122 and "a
These Lots all bar dsomey situated on fine SOIL are
generally fifty feet front and back 169 to 1873 feet to 20
foot Alleys.
The Corporation of Nashville is bound to NcAdsmise
Maple Street By the LIST of August next Most Of the Lots
the City of Nashville and entitled 10 the priv-
legesf Free Schools They all convenient
excellent wafer being entitled 10 the free Of Trmbes
Spring. one of the finest in this Country.
At the same time will sell about Thirty Acres on
Browns Creek divided into Lots of from to i've Acres
most admirable locations fer Manufactures
Browns Creek affords falling supply Of Water,
and already large quantities of Wood being brought
down the Chattanooga Rail Road and dumped of at
point convenient TO these groun Is
TERMS OF SALE. r.
credit of one two three four and five years. for Notes
bearing interest, payable in Bank and lien retained.
Satisfactory security will also be required the two first
Notes. Omnibusses will RIM as usual Call on and
get Plots of the Ground and attend the Sale
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
H. r. GLAsscocK, Auct'r. SO College Street.
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THE KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION

We have nothing yet from the know nothing
convention at Philadelphia. We don't expect
much We do expect they will patch up some
humbug or other to fool the South until after the
summer elections are over, as the Northern. elec-
tons do not come off until fall. Perhaps they will
resolve that Congress mustn't abolish slavery in
the States. That viii do to satisfy Southern know
nothings, who are prepared to be satisfied with
even less-who are satisfied in fact, with the cleo
ton of Henry Wilson to the C. S. Senate, and
won't have a word to say when the know nothing
Legislature Of New Hampshire elects two rampant
aholitionists 10 the same body ........-.
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eTHE SPEAKING YESTERDAY.

Gov. JOHNSON and Col. GENTRY filed their reg
ular appointment for Nashville yesterday. Inc
discussion was held in q beautiful grove on Dr.
SHKLBrs grounds, OF the opposite side of the river.
We heard the crowd estimated at from FIVE to seven
thousand; we suppose there must have been quite
the first number the ground. Col GENTRY
opened and Gov Johnson closed the discussion
It's results were the same as elsewhere during this
canvass Those who have heard the discussions
in other PLACES know how complete triumph this
remark claims for Cor. JOHNSON. Those who have
not yet heard them will soon have an opportunity
Of testing the truth 0; what we say when we as
sert, that, no previous occasion SINCE 1889, has
there been any thing like the triumph of Gov.
JOHNSON achieved on the stump in Tennessee.
There was very little new matter introduced by
The candidates in their speeches yesterday, and we
therefore attempt no detailed report. A threat
ened effort to interrupt Gov. JOHNSON proved ar
exceedingly poor experiment, and we doubt if any
one who witnessed the attempt and its rebuke will
advise any thing of the sort in future.
We assure our friends who were present yester-
day that the triumphs Of Gov. JOHNSON on the
stump, from the irst have been no less positive
and decisive than that of yesterday. They will
need no better assurance Of his election by an over
whemipg msjority--a fact which we believe al
candid men who were present must now regard as
fired beyond contingency Let the democracy only
do their duty, and JOHNSON will come close up tc
WisE's majority in VIRGINIA.
We suggest here that the only danger is in
the superior organization which the know nothing;
are able to effect by their secrecy. 1t is such that
every member of the order is sure TO be brought
70 the polls. Let the democracy, by an open ef
fort secure the bringing to the polls of all the ene-
mics of know nothingism, and we will see the
last of the monster on the lst Thursday OF Au-
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Eewanee Coal.

THE Sewauee Mining Company have fixed the price of
their Coal at eighteen cents per bushe for the pres
emit
II the citizens of Nashville paironize nis Cnnpany the
price will be raised under circumstances above 90
cents, should supplies from other sources fail
A liberal deduction from the above prices will be mad
to manufacturers other large consumers.
Parties who may subscribe to the reserved stock OF the
Co., 100 shares have coal for their private
at one cent per bushe less than the public.
r. J. Mixes Esq will receive subscriptions. 1t is thu
earnest desire Of the Board of Directors that the citizens
of Nashville generally should become interested in the
prosperity of the Company. SAML +. TRACY,
jei2-im President
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SALE OF
b E A UTIFU BUILDING LOTS
I'm Haslam's Addition. ~

ON IuEcUh1s IAE zoId- l0cTAaT,
ON the premises, viii sell the following Lots: On
" Jefferson Street, Nos !, 9, 8. 4, 26, Is and "a
On No. is Ia comfortable Dwelling occupied by Mr.
Feltz- Nos. and T. in the Corporation, aud
entitled to the invaluable Free School privileges On Nc
"a is good Store and Dwelling. -.s
On Belvile Street, Nos s, z 5, g. TO- H. l2, lS a. Is
On No is Dwelling House. i
On Warren Street. Nos l6. H. 49, 10 20, FL % and %
On No % is situated a comfortable Dwelling.
Also Lot B. fronting l29 feet Warren Street and LAC
feet Hasam Street, including the comfortable Dwelling
now occupied by Samuel Haslam containing some or
good Rooms These Lots well situated in the most
industrious energetic and thriving portion Of City
They convenient to good Water of the Lots hav
ing on it amos excellent WE'LL The vacant Lots win be
sold credit of one two and three years. Notes bear
ing interest," satisfactorily secured payable in Bank and
lien retained. The improved Lots will be sold for one
fourth cash. and the balance credit of g. IL and IL
months for Notes pa able in Bank without interest salts
factory secured, and lien retained Sale to commenc,
at IL O'Clock. A NJ. Omnibusses will run as usual.
Those wishing to plots OF the ground will call
LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT,
Z. r. GLAscocK. Sc, College Street.
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One VINO NEVER SAW SAM.
ALKxANDaIA. Dekalb CO.. June

ALEXANDRIA, Dekalb CO., June 6.
MgssRs EDIroRs;-This day one of the pail
bearers of whiggery or acknowledgment yielded
the field. Tie did so from the most magnanimous
considerations. He said his election would destroy
Col SAvAeE's matrimonial prospects, and render
Gen. CULLoMs conjugal condition far more deplo-
rable. Ergo, as he thought he was morally bound
to do all the good he could, he would leave the
contest to these two distinguished gentlemen, and
retire to the enchanting shades of private life.
have no doubt but the Coils. valedictory fell with
EoleaD sweetness upon the nervous sensibility of
Gen. CuI.LoMs ear. Notwithstanding this, l cam
not believe it will add one gimmering ray of light
to the Gems. tortuous daikened pathway; obstruc-
ted, as it is, by the fallen fragments of whiggery
and obscured by the sable curtains of know moth
ingism. For the cogent reason and thrilling elo-
auence of Col. SAVAGE writes conviction on the
minds of the people that the democratic party is
right, and the only party to which freemen can
with safety look for the prosperity of the inestima
be bequest Of our ilustrious ancestry. IL Col s,
continues to pin party on Gen. G. around the eau
vass, as he did here to-day glorious victory will
be his Know nothingism in this district will trail
in the dust, and be remembered only as an ephem-
eral thing which ought never to have existed.
From Gen. C's scientific lodging l was forced
to conclude he had been for years taking lessons
under the most sSlful teachers of the lodging art,
and that he was an apt scholar. Yet, the Coils.
well aimed artillery and small arms made sad hav-
oc with CuLIoNs positions in the front, right, and
lett. You know the Col learned the art of war
on the plains of Mexico with every class of his
country $ enemies, from the seer ct midnight Guer-
rlla through every grade up to the brave Mexican,
who on equal terms, courageously met his con-
querers on the bloody fields Of mortal stife. The
democracy are alive here and will rally to a man
to the support of SAVAGE on the Kansas and Ne.
braska bill. He showed as clear as sunbeam that
CuLLoM's position on this question is Numerically
opposed to the South. He also illustrated to tie
satisfaction of every unprejudiced mind that TIL:
new secret political order is in conflict with the
constitution of the q nitsd States at war with the
sentiments of republcanism, and directly in oppo'
sition to Gods revealed will. Upon this subject
he was especially clear and forcible. The Democ.
racy will have nothing to fear with such STAN
dard bearer as Col SAVAGE.
A CITIZEN.
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MARYLAND VINES DENoUNcNG KNOW Morn.
IScs.-The Wings ofSt. Mary county met in mass
meeting at Leonardtown on Wednesday last, pre-
sided over by Col. JAS. T. BLACKSTONE. A series
oil resolutions were adopted urging the Wing par
ty, throughout the country to organize as here
totore to disregard all appeals to disband their
forces, whether the same come from know moth
ings, abohhonists, or democrats, and again unite,
North and South, for the preservation of the Con-
-,itution and best interests of our common country
The following is among the resolutions upsp-
imously adopted: ..
Resolved, That it would be libel on tba into,
hgeuce, the patriotism and the honesty Of The
American people to suppose that party Organized
under the sanction of an uuholy oath to Keen o.
cret its purposes and actions, and based upon the
principle Of exclusion Of any citizen from Office on
the ground of particular variety of Christian
faith, can be of any other than mere temporary ex-
istence involving essentially the element of its own
dissolution and that we, the wings of st. Marys,
can feel no sympathy nor hold any afhliation with
any such party in any manner whatever.
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THE POETRY OF PHYSlC-Doses have always been
assoested in our minds with wry faces, and medicine has
seemed from the days Of childhood another word for
nauses and disgust Its remedies the worst part of
sickness and pain not so hard to bear as the revolving
poions we are compelled to swallow for its relief Dr.
Ayers preparation herads another era His Cherry Zee
tor al is like honey the tongue and healing balm on the
stomach. His Pills Try them-they are sweet morseis
to the TASTE and glide the palate but theI
energy although wrapped up is there and strikes with
telling force 10 the yery foundations CT CAea
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The sewanee Mining Co.

RE prepared to supply the citizens of NASHVILLE
in Franklin county.
This is the first Coal of this Company that has been
offered in this market This notice necessary
parties have had the audacity to advertise and sell in
erior quality of Coal Sewsnee Coal greatly to the pre-
judce of this Company. SAMUEL F. TRACEY.
Mr. JoyA. HUNTINGTON viii attend to the sale OF the
Company's Coal at their yard tie n. c. r. X.
June 9. lS55-lm
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GREAT SALE OF NEW AND FAsHIONA
BILE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

T WILL sell on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. June
l4th, 18th and 18th, the entire stock of FURNITURE
at the cid stand Of H. MoRroS No. Is, Union street.
Consisting of large and we'll selected lot Of Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Pianos Sofas Tete Tetes Divans
Rocking Chairs Easy Chairs Paror, Cane Seats and Of
fee Chairs Bookcases Secretaries Writing Desks Look.
ing Glasses Whano s, Lounges, Cribs, Wash Stands.
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers, Comforts and
Clocks Commodes Breakfast Dessert Dining Extension,
Work Card, and Fancy Tables. Together with great
variety of other articles, too numerous TO mention
:& Call and examine, previous TO the sale.
Sale positive and without reserve, commencing 81
9 o'clock each day.
TEKNs-All sums of 300 and under. cash; over slOO
and under s20o, so days; $500 aud under $780,
months $780, months notes bearing interest from
date PAYABLE in Bank and satisfactorily endorsed
~ The ladies are especially invited to attend.
Z. W. BARNES,
innelO-dtwIw. Aucfiorear
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oppenepts to show when either Of the old parties
ever acted so corrarty. Col SgokEs called upon
him to know if he would vote for GENTRY for Cow
ernor, and he said he would support and indorse
no man who would not endorse the wing party.
His speech had whitening effect upon the new
order and anti-know nothing wings and democrats
viii flock to his standard and drive SAMUEL into his
hole. Yours. AZ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TAassrtisensnt.7

EE There few things which afford US greater pleas
urs than sng down 70 write notice of the celebrated
Hoofsui German Btiers because We fully conscious
we are confsring public benefit and eur heart tells
that BY our notices many have been induced to take these
Bitters and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver
complaint &C. for the of which it is certain It is
prepared and sold only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson at the Ger
raan Medicine Store, No. 1870 Arch Street Philadelphia
Sea Advertisement Z 3 ttl june1-1wd&w
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION
nv nAVTg a 9WANN

BY DAVIS SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY, the 18th DAY OF JUNE-being ou
~ regular sale daywe will sell for cash in front Of GU
store
40 hhds prime Sugar, good fair 10 choice,
200 bags Bio Coffee
20 bbls Reboed Mossses;
80 hf do do do
25 bbls Loaf Sugar;
10 do Crushed do;
10 do Pulverzed do; CD
10 bbls No 9 MackeIel;
so bbs genuine Magnolia Whisky
20 bbls and half bbls assorted Brsndes;
so boxes Star Candles,
With a general assortment of other goods, such az
Starch Soap Glassware in quantities, Cigars Wood Ware
&c, &c. jnes DAVIS d SWAMI.
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

Weg give up most of our paper this morning to
our correspondents. Some of the letters have
been deferred until they have partially lost then
anterest, but could not be inserted sooner. We
have many other communications for which we
: cannot possibly find place. Our friends, who see
the pressure upon our columns at this time, VIII
greatly oblge US if they will condeuse their COM
lnunicalions into the shortest possible space. We
shall then be able to let all be heard.
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Memoirs of Napoleon.

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DEING anxious to reduce stock much as nossi-
d BILE before going East for Fall Supplies, will
sell s descriptions of Summer Goods at gre atty reduced
prices We have yeti hand beautiful stock of Ber-
ages Tissues, Muslns DC, &c and persons wishing any
thing in this way will do well to give a call.
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NEW FIRM

r d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
L A. Dry Goods business, Mr. J. p. BlRTHRIGHT, the
business will be continued under the firm and style Srk-
BIRrHR1GHr either of whom have full power 10
settle and close the business of the late firm Of Stevenson
4 White. Imy2
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ATTIC Ticket chosen,
NEW HAVEN. June 4 l

~ INV HAVEN, unt T, 800.
The New Haven city election took place to-day.
Alfred Blackman, the democratic candidate for
Mayor, was elected by 800 plurality, and 100 ma
iorty over all opposition. The entire general ticket
of the democrats is elected.
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E- We direct attention to the advertisement
OF the sale of furniture by |. H. MORTON, which
takes place on the l4th, 18th and 10th inst
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~ P"efs 20 e4pet WUfiHs.
AusrISfexas. Feb. 81;
x.,,y. B 4 faaas.tees q o. piiss5ro' Ps,.u -

GENTLEMEN: During the two years that have been SELL
ing your celebrated Vermuge have witnessed its efficacy
in expellipg with satisfaction. 1t will certainly
Del such il there be worms in the system As druggist
take pleasure in bearing testimony to the merit Of
valuable Ysrifuge and but echo the sentiments of
bers Of nv patrons and customers, when say that be-
eve to be the best article IN use for the expulsion OF
worms. Truly yours, &c,
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
may4--lmw.
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PARTICULARLY CHEAt
STAPLE GOODS.

WE have few passed style Berages that we are sell
w ing at less than half price.
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