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DAVID HARRIES.
eTnr Mosr ABUSED MAx."--The Union an,

'eTHE Mosr ABUSED MAN" 1.-The Union and
American complained in most doleful and Ia.
eubrious tones the other day, that Gov. John
son was awfully slandered, villifod and abused
in this canvass-the worst abused man he had
ever had the pleasure of defending during his
prolonged political experience. The tone and
contents of our neighbors' columns should
estop them from such wholesale imputations
without ample specifications TO sustain them.
We have called for these, but they are not
forthcoming. Meanwhile, to show that we
are not without cause for complaint against
the injustice of our opponents, we clip the
following from the Memphis Appeal Of a late
date We mark the italics:
Wings who have stood out against the induce.
ments and temptations which the secret order held
out 10 them, TO fOrsake their old known aud tried
principles, can you fellow wings, vote for this new
party with their thirty odd State Plat forms-nOne
Of them G'ikeF Besides these, they have TOO Ma.
tiondL PLGtformS-one suited to Northern, the other
60 Southern sentiment.
The first statement contained above, that
there are "thirty-odd State platforms-none of
them alike" is hardly worth denying or con-
troverting, as it is a matter Of no Importance
most or all Of them were adopted antece-
dent to the adoption of the national platform
at Philadelphia, and are only valid so far as
they are consistent with it. The assertion
that the American party has "two national
platforms" is incorrect. 1t has but one-that
adopted at Philadelphia, and all Others, State,
sectional, territorial or otherwise, not based
upon and consistent with the principles therein
enumerated, whatever name they may arro-
gantly assume, are nEREsIEs, for which the
American party proper cannot, with any SEM
blance of justice, be held responsible.
But read below what Gov. Johnson is re-
ported as having said at Clinton the other day,
by one of his partzan editors-the editor of
the Kingston Gazetteer:
He then examined the know nothing policy,
which would give 10 the General Govenmentthe
right OF determining the qualifications of vote in
the several States showing conclusivey that il was
bold step towards consolidated goverEent dan
geroat in every sense of the word and directly op.
posed to the Constitution. He showed that il
striking at the fundation of that democratic prnci
pie, That man Is capable of selEgovernment.
If the Union and american will point us TO
as tiagrant a Misrepresentation of the princi-
oiples OF It's party as is contained in the above
in reference to the American party, we give it
a carte blanche to cry persecution until dooms-
day. When man occupying the position Of
Gov. johnson is SO pressed for a defence "a 10
resort to statements which every well inform.
ed man in the country knows to be incorrect,
there can be little doubt that he is destined
Gin few days" to "go down among the dead
men," politically. Let him go, say we.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, July II.
River rising, with six feet woinches water in the
Arrival of the Arabia.

canal. 1893
Arrival Of the Arabia.
NEW YORK, July Is.
The steamer Arabia arrived off Sandy Hook from
HaVre, with dates of the 4th.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton dull. Prices ca.
sier, but not quotably lower. Sales of the last
days $4,000 bales including $4,000 to specula-
tors and 200 to exporters. Breadstufs declined,
but the market closed firm; buyers demand reduc-
tion Consols 9l4a91g.
Lord Raglan is dead. General Simpson succeeds
him in the Crimea.
The steamer Cahawba has arrived with Havana
dates of the lth. The political news from Cuba
is unimportant The disarming of the negro militia
is progressing. --
-s...--.. WASHINGTON, July 16.
Lieut. Dansey, of the LIST regiment of artillery,
died in this city yesterday of the typhoid fever.
CINCINNATI, July 17-noon.
The river has fallen two inches since yesterday.
The demand for Flour is light with sales at $3.50.
Bacon-ShOulders 81, Sides 9. Whisky Sl4aSlB.
PIrrsBURG, July 17-nOon.
The river is falling, with four and half feet
water in the channel. d
NEW YORK, July 17-noon.
Money nominal and stocks lower.
Cotton is unsettled. Flour is triAe lower, with
sales at S. 56a9 sc; Southern sold at S1075. Pork
is unsettled, with sales at $l9.75.
Recorder Smith declared this morning in liquor
cases before him. that BEERS wines and spirits that
had paid duties, could be sold in any quantity by
any citizen.
BUFFALO July II.
Three men, including an officer in the British
recruiting service, have been arrested on a charge
of violating the neutrality laws by recruiting men
for the Crimea.
ST. LOUIS, July l7-nOon.
A pro-savery convention met at Lexington, No.,
on the 18th inst, attended by large number of
delegates. Resolutions were introduced requesting
the Legislature of Missouri to pass acts retaliatory
upon and discriminating against the products of the
States of Massachusetts,, Vermont and Michigan.
The convention was still in session at the latest
counts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
TO The Citizens of the Southern and
western States.
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.

TO The Citizens of the Southern and
Western States.
Learning from my agents and correspondents in various
parts Of the country that Schiedam Aromatic schnapps
is extensively countereted especially in the Southern and
Western States and finding that the pirates daringy ad-
vertse their pernicous receptions under the which
belongs my article think it necessary caution the
community against these vendors OF poison in disguise.
introduced the Schiedam 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 cases where smulans
required without producing the fearful consequences
which ably result from using aduerated liquor. In
order to render douby sure, had the article
analysed by chemists of world wide celebrity, and sub
med experiment thousands of distinguished
medical practitioners. The responses from these
OF the unequiv ocal aud satisfactory chararer
II before the public surrounded with these
and bearing these unnpe achabe endorsements and
call upon the community to protect themselves and
their health and my Teputatonhy rOwning down and
regulating the pratca spectators who peddng their
commodities under trade No article
had imported from Holland into this market
der the Of Schnapp previous to the appearance OF
Wolfe's Schedam Aromatic Schnapps in this city.
The importation beng made into this city in the year
eighteen hundred AID which can be seen bv the
Custom House books deposited nv label trade
in the o. s District Court Of the Southern District Of New
York in the year eighteen hundred and hyOne and have
the certificate in my possession OF that date The great
demand which has thus been created for the genuine Ar
Gle has the whole hive OF counterfetes in motion and
the duty customers and friends, and the public
compels from time time to put them their guard
against imposition have established depot at Is South
Front street. Philadelphia where the Western merchants
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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Land, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
CAP RRO d cos
: a + u Il K o q Z q )
MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRIsEl

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
No BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and 81, 900 Engravirgs actually
sold since February last
Head Prize, N $4,000 House i'm the City
of 81. Louis, ON the Northwest corner
of Locust aud seventh streets.
FARMS on THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
COUNTRY sEAr FEW MILES PROM THE CITY.
Watches from $40 to $50!
Diamond Crosses worth 5000!
Diamond Pins from $50 to $50!
Diamond Rings worth sac
This Magnificent Enterprise,
TIVE hest ever offered the Public, in progress and
Il viii draw early in the summer.
By the payment u UNE DOLLAR, person receives a
beautiful Engraving ~ ether
The Monarch of the Glen;
A Chip of the Old BIoek;
Or, The stag al Hay;
From Landsser he greatest animal painter Ia he uord
and numbered receipts emitting him 10 draw any Of shs
above Valaabis pFiEes-
The przss yea proeive such as make ID he
lotteries and ras Of the es bas q VAas con-
sistias A. they Do, Of Land. Gold and Diamonds.
~ Once for the disposal Of Tickets No IS Cherry street
nearly opposite the Post once; Also, ,. sk aAxkst
street, and D. =. William, Broad street..
Indiana, Ohio, hchigan, Illinois and Wiscansin money
recsived al par iog neksts-
All orders addressed sha receive pr0pt astsniisn.
BI-g 7. A. cAsNkLL. Gsnsrzl Agsnt
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Tyree Springs.

THIS delightful Retreat Is open for 49,
the reception Of visitors. The House has under E1
gone a thorough reapair, and the most ample ll
engagements have been made for the accommodation
OF those desire avail themselves OF visit this
well known watering place
II will be he constant aim and endeavor Of the Proprietor
70 please all who visit him. and 10 preserve and maintain
the high reputation universally accorded 10 these Springs
by all their patrons. Pedgng himself TO untiring
sssduty ia discharge OF all the duties devoiving
him Proprietor he confidently hopes 70 receive the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 20 him by bis friends and
the public generally.
supply Of Ice Is hand and ready oT the
je2l-tsepl WAI. ROBERTS, Proprietor
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The SPRING STREET BRIDGE.-We call at
teution to the announcement in another col
umn Of the opening of books for subscription
of stock to the Spring Street Bridge. This
enterprise is an important one, and particu-
larry so TO property holders in Edgefeld. 1t
is in the right sort of hands, and if reasonably
encouraged by the public, will undoubtedly
succeed.
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e Remember the extensive sale of Gro
ceresNat auction this day, as advertised in
another column, by Messrs II. S. French &
Son. The terms of sale are as follows: Sums
under 5000, cash; over 5000 and under $500,
sixty days; over $500 and under 81 200, ninety
days over 81 600, four months
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II has long ceased to be fashionable puff patent med
cne do any thing enhance their sale from
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mnC
against them, but simply from the worhlessness Of nearly
all the great remedies crowded into the But
casionay medicine that possesses real merit is brought
into ghtoue that is really what 1t purports to be. Of
this class, sloans preparations be ranked safety
for have heard of his medicines have
tried fullest satisfaction has been given
and their immense sale will fully their popularity
Freeport Journal, H.
See sloan's advertisement in another column.
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CINCINNATI. July Il

OINClNNATI July II.
In the case of enlisting troops for the Crimea,
the Con missioner to-day held Consul ROwecroft in
in S., 900 bail, Turnbul and Hamilton in $1,000
each, and Capt Porshner on his own recOgrizance
to appear before the U. S. Court in answer TO the
charge of Capt. Mckay. The agent OF the British
Commissioner. The parties gave the required Sc
cuTiues.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

I'VE are prepared TO pay the HIGHEST MARKET
w PRICE Tor wheat aud Corn. AZ the Nash
vile City Mills, and desire AL the Wheat Growers 10
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-
pared 20 exchange Flour foT Wheat such tcrms win
be sausfactory. G.. HAMMOND co.
Il 81
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t4Y- In another column we publish the July
statement of the K:na Insurance Company
that old, reliable Office which has stood up SO
firmly against the ravages of the elements, and
saved SO many persons from pecuniary ruin
during its thirty five years existence. 1t still
has an agent in this city.
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A Card.

THE recent destruction OF the Building MAohnery
niture and Material Of the South Nashville Furniture
Manufacturing Company, makes IL Necessary 10 clesc up
the business o. said Company. IL Is, therefore, earnestly
desired and requested that all persons indebted 10 the aid
Company will forward and settle the same. and all
persons having claims against said Company viii please pre-
sent them for settlement GR0OMEs. Presi,
wM. L. NANCE, sec'y
gW-ws have some Furniture on hand, wiieh We
win sell at our usual pces and We wish 70 do 90
practicable. Ie23 lin
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY IS.

g45- Yesterday was another of those exces-
sively warm days that you read about in the
low countries. There was scarcely breath
of air stirring, aud the 1eecy clouds gave no
indications IF moisture
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CHARGES REDUCED,

INROM and after the LIST August next the undersigned
L viii reduce their charges for Forwarding
On al packages of Dry Goods, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, Hardware, Confectionery Books, &C., of
ordinary size, each, l2ke
Casks and barrels Of Wines aud Liquors, p
All small packages Of Groceries, 10
Coffee and Nails, per sack and key, 10
AL heavy and costly articles charged in pTOportior.
Forwarding Grain cOaStwse, per sack,
Flour in barrels, 10
~ Messrs. ". II. GORDON 4 co. of Nashville are cur
Agents in that place, TO whom payments must be made
gB Merchants not residents Of Nashville but who re-
ceiye their goods there pay Gordon Co.
advance or remit to shah charge five per for
adva nciOg.
~ We measure all freights detecting any over
charge IN meaSurment Of goods by vessels.
eW-We sell on commission all kinds Of Produce.
ez7-we are the Agents for the Tredegsr Iron Works.
Richmond Va for all sizes OF bar Iron Railroad Iron Of
every descrp ion Railroad Chairs Spikes Bridge Iron
&c, &c, and the best Virginia Pig Metal
WYATT CO., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT & CO., Savannah,
Cotton Factors, Commission and For Eardng Merchants
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d. ID. COPP,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
NAVAN

Mr. coPp an old Merchant Savannah and will exer-
css h usual prouplness touching all consgnments has
address Forwarding charges Goo l. coming Nashville,
vii be svut 70 the subscber snd can 10 paid here The
subscriber vii also receive orders RICK and commands
Tor business generally 10 be transacted 10 savannah
JOSEPH NASH
jeie-lm No. 81 College street Haahyiiie
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speaking tonight at the Court House.

There will be meeting of the American
Party tonight at the Court House, at which
good speaking may be heard.
10. G. PICKETT, Esq, of Smith county, is
expected to be among the speakers.
Rally, Americans, as the day of battle ap-
proaches
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WAYNE, GRENVILLE a CO.,
General Commission and EOrwardin,
MERCHANTS.

81 VABNAR, ca.
IXTE will continue forward al Goods to our care under
w the same arrangements and at the same rates a.
during the past season, collecting freight bills With the
goods ..-
The reduction Of freight from l5 to Sc per foot the Phil
adelphia and New York steamers 20 this city, viii give
vannah still greater facilities than heretofore the shppng
drayage between Savannah and Nashville as on tie
Charleston route
Our house at Chattanooga will make purchases Of Grain
for orders from the Eastern ports, make ad
yances upon all Produce sent Us for sale Shipment when
desired.
81 Our house is kept open. Epidemic Epidemic.
jy3-2m WAYNE, GRENVILLE 4 co.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

TAX PAYERS are hereby notified TO call above and
l. settle their Corporation Taxes for the year 1865, in
compliance with the Act Of 2th January Holders
certifcres will please call between this the
August, for final settlement.
Taxes not paid by the 1t of August will charged with
interest, and Liable to be any time after that
A. NELSON. Collector
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RECEIPTS BY RIVl
Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing.

Correspondence Of the Nashville True Wing
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Ga, July IA, 1855
We have no change to note in our produce mar
ket the past week, except in the article Of -four,
which we quote at 3la3f.
BACnN-Hog round lie; Sides u; Hams liza
l2!; Shoulders 93alO
LARD-NO l, in barrels, llallt-scarce; in tin
cans l21c.
Corn per bu. Sl.al.10.
WHEAT-per bu., 81
FLoUR-Superfne, 50 75as425.
BUTTER, per 10, lSa2Oc.
ExCHANGE-As formerly quoted
Respectfully,
SEAGO & LAWRENCE
Grocers and Commission Merchants
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FoREIGN NEws-DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN.
We have brief despatch announcing tn
arrival of the Arabia. The most importari
item is the death of Lord Raglan, commander
in-chief Of the English forces in the Crimea
and the appointment of his successor.
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MARRIED-On the 4th instant, by Rev. Robert
Caldwell, Mr. c. H. WHITE, of Davidson county,
Tenn, to Miss MARY maxwell, daughter of VIM.
Maxwell Esq, of Giles county.
In Giles county, on the llth instant, DR.. w.
PETTUs of Limestone county, Ala, to Miss SARAH
f. WATERS of Giles.
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RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland was reced-
ing yesterday, with about 80 inches on the
shoals.
The DR.. Robertson arrived from Paducah
with a light load.
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TO THE PUBLIC
Of TIL e Unite st ate

advertisement Of Mr.. UDOLPHO WOLFE, lately pub
hshed as suppose intended for the protection Of bis
schiedam schnapps against cOunteretcrs has under
my observation and being engaged in the manufacture Of
Schiedam Schnapps, 10 let pass without notice
through this medium, might be considered among these
he denc inmates "PtrGtes aud TENDERS Qf Poison" but
the immense patronage and that has ate ed the
sale Of the article Manufactured by me- and the opinion %
competent judges qualities as beverage and its
medicinal virtues preclues the possibility that
am included among those he designs 10 impugn. No
doubt he feels asgeve the deprecao the sale OF
his schnapps, which manifest TO ALL since been
brought into competition with his Net only have succeed
ed IN competing with him in quality, but the and
increasing demand for article has enabled to n IN
And furthermore he will become satisfied that his eau
ton 90 the citizens OF the Southern Western States
VIII avail him nothing as far am concerned, for the
character OF SchedRm Schnapps established
in those States to be injured by any iuvidous publ
cation. The motive Of his advertisement obvious every
and feeling well satisfied that all missiles thrown
at me by him will fall harmless at my feet, viii here for
We satisfaction OF the public publish copy Of my Patent
Right entered in the Southern District Of New York,
the 2sih OF December, 1884:
Copy Of Patent Right
SOUTHHRN DISTRICT or NEW YORK, SIS
De it remembered That the tWenty-eghth day Of De-
cember, Ammo Domin 1854, Barnard L. simpson, Of the
said District hath deposited in this ocs the title Of print
LABEL the title OF which is in the words following TO
wit: Barnard l. simpsons Aromatic Schiedam Juniper
schnapps sup rior Tonic, Anti Dispspe inyigoratinE
Cordial" the right whereof he claims ahor and pro-
prietor, In conformity with Of Congress- entitled
AN Act 10 amend the several Acts respecting copy rights
GEO. W. MORTON,
Clerk OF the southern District Of New York.
And take pleasure this occasion TO tender nv sincere
thanks 70 the public in general and my friends parcu
me hon commencement Of this enterprise and assure
them that shall continue 10 provide them always with
genuine and superior article Of Schiedam sehnapps.
yb-d8m BARNARD L. SIMPSON.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

FIHE Ro for the year 1885, having
pleted and returned to me, II lin open for the
inspec ion Of Tax Payers, at Office in the City Hail.
days only, during which time property holders may
have opportunity Of correcting any errors that NAV
have been made in he Of their pr pery the
Corporation. EGBERT A. RAWORTH,
/ {vI6
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DIED-In this city, on the l5th instant, BOYD
NJ. NICHovsoE ST., in the Gty fifth year of bis age.
On the 10th inst, R. N. NICHOLSON, in the both
year of his age
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IATE have hand very superior stock Of Linen and
w Cotton Sheetings Table Damask, Towels Diapers,
Napkins Bath Towels, Mosquito Bars White and Colored
Bobnets, &c, which will sell cheap the cheapest
jel2 Z. @. McNAIRY & co.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.

RE now receiving their stock Of DRY GOODS for the
Fall trade, and prepared to exhibit all who
favor them with VISIT general stock embracing almost
every article in their line business They deem it entire
y to make any extravagant promises
cheap they will sell their goods farther than say they
bought in the EASTERN Cities where others buy their
goods and good terms the credit of their
would allow, and they will sell them short profits at
they Afford either for cash to prompt dealers
time. r. c. McNAIRY 4 CO..
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PRICES REDUCED.

ID ENG anxious TO reduce stock much possible
ID before going East for Fall Supplies, will sell al
desc pons of Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices
We have yet hand beautiful stock Of Berags, Tissues
Muslins, &C., &c and persons wishing any thing in THU
way will do well to give Call.
ie12 r. G. McNAIRY 4 co.
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RATES REnUCEDi

b Hates OF Freight h. wing been greatly reduced b
the nrst class ship. plying between the eties
Nee 10 and Philadelphia aud savannah Ca, the atten
ton Of shippers is called 10 The housr ~
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THE NASHVILLE TRUE WING,
AMERICAN eUARD-ATTENT1oN!

Members of the AMERICAN GUARD are hereb
notified to attend,
THIS EVENING,
At the lower end of the Market House, a meetin
of the company, for the purpose of drilling and Il
transaction of business. Wednesday, July 10.
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cATLINs NORTH AMERIcAN rNprANs.

IIISTOR' or THE INDIAN TRIBES or NORTH AMER
lcA, with Biographical Sketches and snecaoies q hs
PrtHcspal. CAiea, smbelzhrd HiLh 6sae haaerea ead
TceHfg ForirIits I'm the Faffan 6sfys - he Wa
D~parent AZ WasAngtau il hFre veaness ls1S inehsA
Original cost si89. wn sell tAts WoFs un1saAiy o. ~
cash. lAPFlel JUN D. Nhsf-
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PARTICULARLY CHEAP
STABLE COO0S

WE heave few passed styles Berages, that sell
w ing at less than half price.
jel2 r. G. McNAIRY 4 co.