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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 22.
DEATH OF THE EDITOR OF THE TRUE WIG

1t is our melancholy duty to record the
death of E. P McGINrY, Esq, Editor of this
paper, who departed this life at 0 o'clock yes
terday morning, after a lingering illness of
some months, which, a few DAYS ago, took a
sndden and fatal turn, terminating in brain
fever. His loss will lie seriously felt by wife
and two small children. His large circle of
personal friends, who warmly felt his great
moral worth, viii be shocked at this announce
ment. No man was more highly appreciated
by those who knew him well.
In connection with the political press in
Tennessee, he has for many years been known
to thousands as an excellent and forcible wri-
ter: but we who have been intimately asso.
ciated with him in the business and social re-
lations of life, have alone known how exalted
was his moral and social excellence He was
the very soul of honor, and never did man
live who was freer from intended wrong or
injustice to others.
lie carved out his own fortune from orphan
age aud penury in youth. He was moral, tenn
perate, frugal, Industrious, just and fearless,
IN all the fclatonS OF me- ne IiNtu anu uieu
pions member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
1t is with the deepest melancholy that we
have seen him cut off in the meridian Of lite,
and from a field Of labor, in which he had toll
ed patiently, but had not reaPed rewards
which it may Justly be said should have been
in store for him.
The more Immediately pressing duties con-
nected with this sad event admonish us to de-
fer for the present, a more extended notice of
the deceased His mortal remains, and those
OF his sister-in-law, Miss CATHRINE L. McGAv-
ocK, who expired at o'clock last evening,
will be followed to their last resting place this
evening.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
T. BERRY & co. have just received

W. I. BERRY 4 co. have just received
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir Of the Reverend Sydney smith, bs his Daughter
LAZY Holland; with Selection from his Letters, edited by
Mrs. Austin. vols, 12nO., muslin.
more than commonly delightful and wholesome book
London critic.
Lady Holland has now fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such will enable the worli under
stand her fathers character nearly in full integrity.
Mrs. Austin, the time has arranged each Of his
letters as coul honestly be published and illustrated them
with delightful preface u Of sound and helpful comment
LoHdot E51HtiHer.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and ntere ting pic
ture Of the private and domestic life Of her
father. charmng picture of remarkable man, he
appeared to his friends and family London Spectator.
Next to a day with Sydney Smith himself there could
scarcely be enjoyed richer treat than the perus1 Of this
book. 1t Is worthy memo al Of one Of TIE wiSeSt and
best, well the wtest Of meE.-L0Hl0H Literary ca
setie
more lovely picture has seldom been presented TO the
world than tSa Of this brave and bright creature rich
in Wit humnr high animal spirits, neNnaustble knine~,
manly independence, good To read this
book a moral tonic. l. is lesson in life II makes
happier and better And while does this presents
entertainment than any took easily named rich j. 10 in
wisdom IN association in personal gossip about well known
psople-L0HdOH Le2geF
The letters credit his honesty his heart, and his
understanding They proof ~ the ciesrnesS Of his
conce lions, the vgor and brevy Of his statements. and
the perennial fertility OF his comic flncyLORdoH quar-
teTtY Esrte5C. sep3
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Eerchant's Tar

The following Memorial is in circulation il
the city of Memphis. The evils Of which il
complains are patent to every Nashville mer
chant, and We have had occasion, oftentimes
to speak of them through our columns. We
republish this memorial for the purpose Of
calling the attention of our own and wholesale
merchants throughout the State, to the sub
ject, in order that it may go before the Legis-
lature with full representation. We would
suggest that meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce take the matter in hand:
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DIED-At the residence Of his father-in.law, Mr.
Joha McGavock, in Elgeheld, Friday morning,
2lst inst, at 3 o'clock L. p. McGlNII, Esq, Ed
tor OF this paper, aged 80 years and IA days
The friends Of the deceased are invited to attend
his funeral al O'Clock, this Saturday evening,
from the residence of Mr.. MeGavock.
At the same place, on the same day, at 6.o'clock,
7. NJ, Miss CATHARINE LOUISA McGAvoCK, ddugh.
ter Of John McGavock, aged 25.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral at the same time and place with the
above.
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W. w. CARTER,
JOHN RAGLAND,
w. S. HATTOE,
G. II. WHITE,
b. j. TARVER,
G. L. ROBERTSON,
B. f. SMITH,
A Y ARNSTPONG

In the face of facts like these the Union and
american coolly strives TO make the impression
that the severe and truthful structures contain
ed in Col. McEwen's speech were unprOvoked.
But all his disiHgenuousness will act affect the
recorded facts in the case, but only provoke
their Reproduction, and thus secure their more
general circulation among the people. We
are content that IL should be 50
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holes deVislng means to ruin them and their bust
ness-and that their next step might be 10 meet
IN the same dark places to defame tie reputation Of
ViTtuoUs 1fnlalesn
We are aware that Gov Brown has denied
the truthfulness of this report, but he has fall
ed to make his denial good, though accompa-
MED with valiant words and well rounded
sentences. The report has been reiterated,
and the editor of the Herald is supported in
his assertions by the following statement:
We, the undersigned were present at the Court
House in Lebanon, on the Dist of July, when Ex.
Gov. Brown addressed a meeting of old line Wings
and Democrats, and do hereby certify that the
statements of the Herald of the 26th ult in refer
ence 20 what Gov Brown said are true 10 the best
of our recolections
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-22
ANN0UNCENENTS

We are authorized to announce ID. J. j. BURNETT, Of
Smith county candidate for Engrossn Clerk Of The STATE
Senate, sep5-td
We authorized to announce Mr. W A. ROBINSON, OF
Wilson county a candidate for Door Keeper TO the next
House Of Representatives. Sef4-td
We are authorized 70 announce Wu. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county, candidate FOR Principal Door Keeper 10
the House Of Representatives. sep8-id
We are authorized 10 announce SAM. n. NGCIIOL, Of
this city, candidate for Engc0ssng CLERK Of the senate.
ausLg-itd
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HARMoNIAL BRoTHERHooD-The Spiritual
lists in the North have formed society with
the above name In Cincinnati the other day,
the Columbian says, there were over forty
limitations, and among them several very pref
ty women. This Brotherhood is q secret asso-
citation, most of whose members are believers
in the verify of spiritual manifestations. There
are several degrees in the order. Membership
in the first degree is open TO all persons, believ
ers or unbelievers 10 Spiritualistn, who profess
a desire to do good to all men, to become more
virtuous themselves, and to make others so
to aid all, especially brethren when in distress;
and when they themselves are wroDged, to do
good for evil
No person can take the second degree in
this order until he has introduced four persons
into the first degree, and this regulation is cal
culated to spread the order rapidly. What
the principles and pledges Of the second de-
gree are, We do not know Recognizing no
other distinctions In the world Of mind, than
spiritual development, the Harmonial Broth
erhood makes no distinction as 10 color or sex.
but admits alike, blacks aud whites, males aud
females 10 It's membership.
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FINE PERFUMERY, &c.

JUST received from first hands importers good assert.
- ment Of Fine ECrFumPTy, Fancy Arti-
ciCS, &C.s cinsisting la part II The f1IloNug VIZ:
large iuyce 0 rrrunr English Tooth and Hair Brush
es AIo. r. fine assortment especially TO- children.
Puts and Pun Boxes, lsowethiug and very niceO
Lubn's tStuuin= Extracts,
Fine lvury Tooth Combs
Large hui ilo Dressing and Barbers' Combs
Large Tran sp1reut wash Balls.
Btzin's Harr-I's blocks;
IoAei in-gar, superior article flr the Bath.
loon Paste aud sos, OF yario1s sty les patterns;
Hair Gloves an Bathing brushes.
Bay kuu, Xtr4 Hn- ia large ho.iIss:}
Lyvn's kttllirru; iitrry's Tricopheroug:
Vegetable nd Liquid Rouge Pima Stlcers.
SKIN powders u assorted Kind;
Hair dyes ut The most approved Brands
For sale ~ SfRtTCuiS DRUG STORE
stply Corner Cllls-. ami Trri,1 stra.,.
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS To accommodate
the business part of the community, our gentle
manly and euterprising mail contractor, Col u. a.
Price, has had the schedule changed between this
place aud Nashville. The mails will hereafter leave
here every Monday, wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock, A. NJ. This will enable our citizens to go
TO Nashville and transact any business they may
have there and return to Lebanon early the next
morning. According TO the old arrangement man
could not 90 TO Nashville and return without losing
nearly two days. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays the mails will leave here between - and
O'clock On sundays at 10 o'clock. Great credit
is due Col Price for the interest he maniests in be-
half Of the citizens Of Lebanon.-Le6a1sOn Herald
Sept 90.
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LYNCH LAw.-POol, the leader Of the band Of
gold hunters IN Arkansas, has been hung BY his
companions. They were disappointed IN finding
the treasures they sought and thwAried Avariee
knows no mercy.
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AFine Orchard-How Mauaged.

/ One of the finest orchards in America is that
of Pelham Farm, at Esopus, on the Hudson
river. 1t is no less remarkable for the beauty
and high flavor of its fruit, than the constant
productiveness of the trees. The proprietor, r
L. Powell, Esq, has kindly furnished cotem-
porary with some notes of his experiments on
fruit trees, and we suIjoin the following high
ly interesting one on the apple;
For several years pasti have been experiment
ting on the apple having orchard of 1000
bearing Newton and Pippin trees | found it very
Improbable to wait for what is termed the bearing
veal" and it has been my aim to assist nature so
as to enable the trees to bear every year. have
noticed that from the extensive productiveness Of
this tree, it requires the intermediate year to re-
cover ITSELF extract from the earth and atmosphere
the materials to enable it to produce again. This
it is not able to do, unassisted by art, while it is
loaded with fruit and the intervening year is lost;
if however, the tree is supplied with proper food
it will bear every year, at least such has been the
result of my experiments. Three years ago in
April scraped all the rough bark from the stems
of several thousand trees in my orchards and wash
ed ali the trunks and limbs within reach with soft
soap; trimmed out all the branches that crossed
each other, early in June, and painted the wound
ed part with white lead, 10 exclude moisture and
prevent decay. then, IN tue ldlJer part OF the
same month, slit the bark by running sharp point
ed knife from the ground to the first set Of limbs,
which prevents the tree from becoming bark bound
and gives the young wood an opportunity of expand
ing In November the line dug in thoroughly.
The following year collected from these trees
! 7Ol barrels OF fruit, part of which was sold IN
New York for four, and Others in London for nine
dollars per barrel The cider made from the refuse
delivered at the mill two DAYS after its manufacture
sold for three dollars and three quarters per barrel
of 81 gallons, exclusive of the barrels. Ia Octo'
Der | manfred these trees with stable manure in
which the ammonia had been fixed and covered i'm
mediately with earth. The succeeding autumn
they were literally bending to the ground with the
finest fruit ever saw while the other trees in my
orchard not so treated quite barren, the last
year being their bearing year. | am now placing
round each tree one peck of charcoal dust, and
propose in the spring to cover it from the compost
heap.
My soil is a strong deep, sandy loan on gray.
ely subsoi | cultivate my orchard grounds, as 1t
there were no trees on them, and raise grain OF
every kind except rye, " ich is so very injurious
that believe three successive crops would destroy
any orchard younger than twenty years. raised
last year in orchard containing twenty acres, tree
eighteen years DID, crop of Indian corn which aver
aged 40 bushels Of ears to the acre.
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SrTTATInN W,nrrn

GENILFNAN who has hid considerable sNperierre ss
y TEACHER nd as ROUK-KFFPER ara i il, go
respect vel qutif fr either wishes 10 obt in sirusrio
For further information, please apply at tn True Wig
uihce. seplg-2w1tve
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PAPER! PAPERu

HAVE made arrangements for I'm SUI pv Of all ls,4.
and sizes Of News PAPER and Will I'll orders W. h en-
usual proUpHes>, unless IL is old sizes which ,ogI b
ordered two weeks IN advance.
expect to be IN operation aran in sixty days or les
when We nope matters will go a usual
seY1S-2w " VUTTrNT,N
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NOTICE no Sr0NE lsaNON>.

W. intend to erect Stone Dam at ear Factory nine
miles North o. Florence a.. and invite bids for III
ul te work, which contains about thousand
perches Their. an exre.,sD, orrv -s,r the s,,t -
Nhch me rocAS NAV be carried by water Bids must r. ach
ua by the first Of November next Adde'S us Al Lauder
Ia Z r-''IIy, AlA' B. E. FOSTER z co.
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RON SAFE ar AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY, the 99I Of September WI oner for
" sale u the Cert Hoase IN Nahyie The re- dcnce part
q The brewery Properly situated nc u
and Cherry srrets- The hoase contains eight and
Basement story. Tire lot frons - feet jefferson
Tuauing back Cherry street 81 feet, re, alley
The above preerty S be soli ar half cash, and he
balance in aud Two year, without interest
X. A. BALLOWE. Gen. AgL
Ne. IL Deadci tck street.
i = 2. 6LkscOcE, Anciionerr. sspis-d
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D r Y G o Cd S

D. me Newest and latest styles and Of the best quaIy
~ an t "th VIII De- sglt 40 The very lowest prices We
particularly invite 1 4 friends and those in want Of
HOOu ana htap sso"d~, tu coll at No. %. and
We will take great pleasure BOO shown our stock We tbinE
selves. 80 -
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PAEESF MACHINE
b 4 l. Il Il o p T.

I'VE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
is now making Hundred Coils pr week Of a vrrv
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE
all orders pro nply filled, the lowest market rute bv
JOHN +. DOUGLASS, President
sepl9-Gm No A. CoDr,erciar m - m. II
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The people OF this extensive country support ten
thousand dagaerreosypists al an annual expense Of
one million hve handrcd ghousand dollars. Who
says We don's encourage the auf
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PLANTERS HOUSE.
No 81 Corner Of Summer and Deaderick Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

SITUATED in tire mo desirable part Of the City,
- ard convenient tn the Capitol Our Rooms are 49,
equal to in the CIV and the Table Will be sup l
piled with the best We viii sndeavor give salts E1sA
faction t. all AMI solicit 'era patronage Prices mod
crate. MRS LYON 4 r AKIN
Sep1T-T-
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MODERN MYSTERIES

MODERN MYSTERIES
Explained and EXPOS
TOON, NELSON co. have just received
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed.
In Four Parts.
I. Clarvoyant Revelations Of A. J. Davis.
II. Phenomena of SpiruaIsm Explained and Exposed.
Ill Evidences that the Bible is given By inspiration Of
the Spirit Of God, as compared with evidence that
these manifestations are from the spirits of men.
". Clairvoyant Revelations Of Emanuel SSedenborg.
By Rev. A. Mahan, First President of Cleveland Uni
yersity.
The Escaped Nun:
Or Disclosures Of Convent Life; and the Confessions
Of a Sister Of Charity.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
ID O L 5 a Il @ - s.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ELECTION win be held AZ the ONCE of the Teunes.
y see Marine and Fire Insurance Company Monday
the Is, day q 0ctober next for the purpose Of elecng d.
rertors Tor the ensuing twelve months
'ep2 I'd JOSEPH vAUIx. seo'y.
NEGROES WANTED.
VISA to buy six eight good smooth young Negroes
from 10 10 ~. Also, two good Carpenters and Brick
Mason. l'ei2lI REFS W. PORTER.
EELEMENTARY SPELGEHS-l5o dozen
II WEBsfLks ELEMENTARY sPELLERs for 10y
scP2I CHARLES ". SMITH.
EENE WHITING INKS-so dozen Maynard 4
sep2t CHARLES w. SMITH.
pAPER-iOo re ans sEsT QUALITY LETTER PAPER.
For sale by CHARLES W sMTPII,
sep-I BuG 81 College street.
IVROUGHT SPIK ES-s5 kegs Wrought Spikes,
w from to 81 iaehs, received By steamer sraE aud
for sale by lsepaIl D. D. DICKlY
MATER PIPES and 8 inch Water PiJe just re-
w oeived and for sale by d. q. DI6KEY
seP2 No College street.
SHEET ITsON-lOO bundles sheet Iron, just rsosIv.
- e. and for sale by D. D. DICKEf,
se12l No. College street.
C,rEEI. sUGGY TIRE-f<, / s-i6 and 10 Steel
- Buggy IRE jus, received and for sac By -
sept no No. College street
FAEES AND GRAtANh-Just received, another
supply q handsome Crayats and Ties. Also a variety
% seasonAblc stocks, al sizes J. H. McGlLL
n ORE DE CHA WEsIg f. Received, this lay. a
u choice lot Of scasonsbe Rbes q Cashmere Nus
Lain snd on Caisoo, and for sale ~ }. "A. McGiLL.
CHIRES AND COLIARS-Ano'hsr supply o.
- shirts al WARMED to at we'll aad 10 BE- uae ia the best
se Aso Csars q every style, received and Or sss ~
sspe y IA. McGILL.
VTWVsF A A. s,,.,f, a Tr.,s-sv,s - suk
" Gingham Ard Cotton. Also, fsE Buggy umbFcizs
% pcruianeut tops Tor open Busg, received and
oT sale b. J. n. SIC ILL,
Ladies' and Gsnslruen's Furalshins store,
srpti9 Corner College s. and square
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NEW GOODs.
LATEST STYLES.

WE have received "a asssrtaert - style FANCY
w FRENCH CASsEMkRS, FANCY PLUSH VELVET
All RICH SILK yEsriN6s tr Fsn and Winter wear.
which prepared % make g. erecr In The aicst
styles. The sspecoa u customers ana he PuoAc i
solicited CLIFTON 4 AhBorT,
srpi No 10 Ce1ar street,
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Work Boxes, pspier iiachs Desks rorf hos Backgam-
mon cards, Rosewood and Leather Desks, Leather Back
CANNON Boards hess Men, Chess Table. Dr4fm.p fo a
ana Pearl Pen Holders, Pearl and Ivory Foiers P5rcupne
Pen Holders Go Fountain Pens, China lna SITS Bronze
Ink SETS, &C. -
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L'Ok SALE-A FINE COOK, Who l. also GOOD
II WASHER Ash IROSER she has two girl chilirsn.
six and eight years oid-vsry likely. They via net b. s-
arated sold Of the county Enquire shs Ofce.
sepi0-u
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The publications Of the Carriers Mrtieu PRESBYTERIAN,
Board, American Sunday School Union. American Tract
society, American Bible Society and tus MassacEusrtts
sabbath School Society.
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PEPFERxISr.-A good deal Of attention i paid
to raising Peppermint ia the vicinity Of Detroit
il Is represented as a sure and productive erop.-
The plants are set out BY hand end alter two years
are plowed under. The Peppermint Is distilled
into oil by means Of a stiil, which costs $3.50 =
Every farmer il provided Wish them. The ordinary
yield Is eighteen pounds 70 the acre and Il brings
from four dollars TO four and bali per pound.
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CouHrERFEITs. We have seen a counterfeit gold
dollar, Well executed, aud calculated 10 deceive
II Is OF the smaller of the two sizes OF that coin.
AS compared with the genuine, it is shade darker
and OF less delicate hnish The points of the
stars are not 90 sharp, and there is general blunt
ness Of the reliefs The date Of the piece 20 which
We refer Is 1852. There Is no ring TO Il when
dropped ON hard substance, as that which at
tehes TO the legal dollar HttsA Ssar.
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OATS WANTED.
WRAPPINGS
FOWLER & NORTON.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
Agents for Illinois Central Railroad,
sep2i-d8m Cairo, illinois,
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sgelU store.
|. C. NICHOLSON s. co.

HAVE LOCATED AT NO 90 PUBLIC SQUARE,
with an Entirely New stock of STAPLE
and Fancy
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such as Pass Books, Bill Books Note Books Day Book
Journals Ledsrrs, Copy Books CoHp5s'toa Books Diari
for 1856, &C, sc.
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ron THE COUNTINC HOo,T.

Letter Press Copying Books, Check Books on an the
Banks, COMMERCIAL Note Paper Envelopes Red Black and
Blue luks, sand Pen Racks Check Tins Erssers Pen Ma
Cases, FtOer's P-u-ils, &C. &c
For sale by CHARLES W SMITH
sepi9 BUG a C,-r. street
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

| INVITE tie attention Of The PUBLIC 10 my LARGE
STATIuNtRi and FANCY GOODS
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & ssHGOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS al an k,is a ,t
lowest prices. " -'
TINT BOOKS.
For Colleges, Academies Public and Private School, con-
stanty ON hdad.
MEDICAL, EGOE-N
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
CHILDRIN,S RnnKs.

Az stan"ard Works ia Prose and Poetry together with
the New Publications Of tie cay.