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LuoY STONE MARmED.-Miss Lucy has taken
into her keeping the happiness Of fair fellow,
and pledged herself to noulish him in sickness
and in health Lucy proved the sincerity of her
professions and indicated her belief in the great
doctrine Of Woman's Rights by signing pro-
test" against prevailing customs and statutes, by
which husband and wife are one, and that one the
husband Her husband signed the document also.
They protest especially against the laws which con-
fer upon the husband the following rights:
l. The custody of his wife's person. 2. The
exclusive control and guardianship Of their chill
dren. g. The sole ownership Of her personal and
use of her real estate, unless previously settled
upou her, or placed in the hands of trustees, as in
the case Of Minors lunatics, and idiots 4. The
absolute right to the product of her industry. D.
Also against laws which give to the widower so
much larger and more permanent an interest in
the property of his deceased wife than they give
TO the widow in that of her deceased husband. 6.
Finally, against the whole system by which " the
LEGAL existence of the wife is suspended during
marriage" so that in most States she neither has
legal part in the choice of her residence, nor can
she make will, nor sue or be sued in her own
name, nor inherit property.
The name of the happy bridegroom is Henry
B. Blackwell. He has our best wishes for his
happiness.
The Boston Times asks the following imperti-
nent question VIII the first childbe born under
protest."
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CHANCERY COURT AT sHELBYv1ILE.

Joel Russell rs Leander Stephens and others-Attach-
mentaBd Injunction Bill.
TT annearipg to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
that the defendant Leander Stephens, is non resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee and resides IN TIE State oil
Arkansas that the ordinary process OF THIS court can
not be served upon him. is therefore ordered by the
Clerk aud Master that publication be made IN the Gno"
and American a newspaper published IN the city o Nah
ye for four successive weeks requiring the sald deenu
ant N annear at the next of The Court IT, be held 81
the court house in the of Shebyvile on the rt Fri
day after the fourth Monday in August next and plead
answer or demur TO compartments bill or tbs same wi" De
aken for confessed against him. and set for hearing r
mayl4w4t NM y. Will nOhNI1, v. q 4"-
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Hare also Just received
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NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By the Ouch
D'Abrantes.
THE LAND OF THB sARACEN. BY Bayard Taylor.
woLFERTs Roosr By Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. BY Henry Giles.
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RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
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PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. By Lieut. COiOne /
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENCE's LECTURES on THE NATURAL HIS
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POPE-s HoMER's IIIAD. Illustrated.
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THE RELIGION OF PRoTESTANTs a SAFE WAY TO
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CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW Being the Preface
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ASTOUNDING FEcUNDITY-The Sonora Bulletin
says that they have got zone ofthe California mo- b
erss" in that place A lady who has been resident
some years had four children in oneyear, and twins
the next or si1 children within the space OF two
years She is now the mother Of fourteen children,
and is still in the prime of life. The BaLetia insists
that its statement is true.
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FIRE IN HUNrsvILLE-THE BELL TAVERN IN ASH
rs.-On Monday night last, about o'clock, fire
broke out in the Bell Tavern in this place, which
resulted in the complete destruction OF that wei
known hotel, owned by Messrs, Mich and H.; r
Davis, and kept by Messrs j. j. Pittman ana H. +
Davis Fortunately. there was scarcely a breath
of air stirring and no other buildings were in
iured Huntsville Democrat.
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cEANCERY COURT AT sHELBYVILLE.

Jorres " McColum Admir-. rs. Mary i. and James W.
Northumberland Bill.
TT r,aorino 10 the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
| hat the defendant James W. Nowliu is nOn-Fesl
dent of the State of Tennessee and resides in the State OF
exa so that the ordinary process OF this court cannot De
j mon hi n it is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Msr that notification be made in the Union and Ener'-
can Ia newspaper published in the city of Nashville Tor
our successive weeks requiring the said defendant 10 an
The house in the town of Shelbyve on the hrst FIJI
day after the fourth Monday in August next and plead an
swer or den ur Accomplishments bill or the same VIII De
takan for oonfessed and set for hearing sr pGrte
mav1Aw4t VIM J. WHlTTHORNE. e. NJ
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Threslaing Machines,
MANUFACTURED AT

HAMILTON, BUTLER co., D.
Owens, LANE 4 DYER, Iron Founders ana Macn IN
J lists are now manufacturing and will have ready Tor
sale the coming season. full supply of both sizes OF
Motifs Patent Threshing Machines and separatois
This Machine having taken the highest Premium u ie
Worlds Fair in London the Crystal Palace FAIR In New
York at the State Fairs of Ohio and Indiana and all
where has been tested, stands at the heao u au
known Threshng Machines in the amount and PsrIeef'
of its work
Crawford's Glover Huliers furnished to order
Orders from distance, communications IN reialon W
,hese Machines, promptly attended To-. APPS"
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LAS CASKS
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

W.T.. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERSE
TIoNs OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By tho COUss
De Las CAsAs. With Portraits and other Illustrations
new edition in vols.
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o. In the Pennsylvania State Senate on sri-
day, the bill for the sale of the Main Line was
passed finally. 1t fixes the price at SS000,000, to
any other purchaser than the Pennsylvania RaT2-
road Company, which must pay 50 900, 900 for il.
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4TT0PTOV SALE OF GROCERIES,

AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES
BY DAVIS & SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY. the 18TH DAY OF MAJ beng our
regular sale day-we will sell for cash in front oil cur
store:
50 hhds Sugar, fair to prime;
rs bbIs Reboiled Molasses;
so hf bbs do do;
$50 bags Prime Rio Coffee; ,,,
50 bbIs Cincinnati ReetiGed Whisky-yarous DIS ;
90 packages assorted Native Wines
10 bbIs New York Brandy
10 do Z. Rum;
so boxes English Dairy Cheese
so do assorted Glassware.
With variety of other Goods suited to the season ana
trade mayl DAVIS q or at,-,-
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DEATH OF THE Hon. WALTER T. CoLQUITT.-lt IS
with deep regret that we announce the demise OF
the Hon Waller T. CoLoUITT, one OF the most
brilliant and gifted of the citizens of Georgia. de
died yesterday at the house of VIM. Ross, Esq, in
this city, after long and very painful illness: lie
had for many years occupied NEST conspicuous
station among our public men, and as an eloquent
advocate at the bar, and gifted popular orator.
he had few superiors, either in the State or else
where His death is an occurrence Tor winch the
public mind had been long prepared, but although
it brings with IT none Of the shock OF SURPRISE IL IS
impossible to contemplate the extinction oil hight
so brilliant without the most mourniul emotions.
The deceased had held many positions OF puoiic
trust and honor. Among others, that OF Judge OF
the Superior Court, Representative in Congress,
and Senator of the United States. A man OF ar
dent temperament, and very brilliant and versatile
powers, he attracted attention and admiration,
whether in public or private stations; and IN his
DEATH the State of Georgia loses one OF her ablest
sons, and the South one of her most taittul and
chivarous defenders Our limited space must be
the apology for this meagre account OF man, VINO
better deserved whole columns OF description than
most of those who usually receive them.-Macor
| (Ga) Telegraph.
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CAss AND BUTLER AGAINST KNOW NoTUTSGIsM
Gen Cass, IN letter to the Detroit st. Georges
Society, expresses bis hostility to Know -Nothinpisn
Gen. William c. Bu Ter, who ran on the anne ticket
with Csss in l848 in declining to run for Congre,s,
takes similar position.
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Mr. BRANsFoRD was made to appear some time
since though through mistake we must hope, as
the know nothing candidate for the Lieut.. Cover
norshp of Kentucky.
A man was never placed in more false light
So far from being knownothing, will venture
the prediction that stronger anti-kuow- nothing
is not to be found in this Union
But we will let this pass, as one of the many
dishonest tricks of that dishonest party.
Mr. CLARK, our nominee for Governor, is making,
am told a brilliant eampaign-sweeping away
before the irresistible tide of his arguments all
opposition. Weintend TO carry the day-win the
victory--sweep every thing before US like tor
nado.
The know nothings are braggadocio set, but
we will beat them 10 this State at the next August
election.
Gov. HELM reports the prospects of the LOUIS
Vile and Nashville Railroad ss hsttering. Money
matters are easier here. Trade dull, though there
is an exceant tide in the river We have had hne
and refreshing rains and all nature is awakening to
a new and glorious life REPORTER
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
XII ESQ., ESRs-= - $500
49, ESsssA = s 3: Fyss-sssa Ea

COLUMBIA, wAYNEsBoRO', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches from rr5sSSSaA
- Franklin to Lagrange. connecting ct --sas-S4-xE
those points with the Railroads to
Iuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber'
deem Columbus and Canton, Mississippi.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines these points are all
in excellent order making close connection with the Kali
road at Franklin Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at ESQ., A NJ Also, to
Pulaski and ElktOn,
and to all places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin
Passengers for
Pulaski and ElktOn
will leave Nashville the o'clock F. IL Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation LINE
Isovas Nashville daily at o'clock p. NJ connecting at
Frapkn with Daily Four Horse Coach Line to COLUM-
BIA.
General Rail road Stage and Omnibus Office, No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office
the ely. nlnzo-u
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SHIRTsI SHIRTS q

SHIRTS! SHIRIS y
WE have this day received by express an additional
w invoice Of Ready-nade Linen and Muslin shirts,
comprising great variety Of styles and patterns, made
With all the modern improvements and warranted 10 ut in
every particular Persons in search Of veil made articles
in above line nv ed tn call and examine large
and supurb arrortment, To wit:
Fine Ready made Shuts Standing Collars Fine Plait
Do do "a Broad do
Do do do do doc
Fancy do do do
Do 4" assorted patterns do do
Fine Byron Collars do DO
Do Lawn no Collars
Fine full Bosom Shirts with and without Collars -
Do COored " DO 81 40
Together with handsome assortment Of Kuf1es Collars
every style Cravats Half Hose &C. &C. in fact everything
elegant in our line.
MYERS 4 McGILL,
L1dies and Gentlemen Furnishing Store
mays Corner Square and College street.
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NFERCHA ANTS who wish selection Of Hats that wtA
M seH and who have the cash to paw for them, or are
rerv rorqpt TO make payment when due, should call at
wakefield & Walkers. They have very desirable varie
tv and sell low and uniform prices.
~ WATERFIELD 4 WALKER,
Fashionable Haiters,
an--tf 26 Public Square, next TO Cowboys.
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Here lies Col. Geo. d. Prentice.

Who died alas non compos mentis.
1 notice in the papers call upon our old friend,
Col T. u. BRANsFoRD, to become candidate for
Congress in the third congressional district of this
State.
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RAPID DECAY OF THE SECRET CONSPIRACY.
at the election in June, 1854, in the city OF PHI
adepha, less than year ago, (says the Washington
Unioa) the secret srganization carried everything
before them by mejorities ranging from elght 10
eleven thousand votes They took complete con-
troll of the immense interests Of the corp raton,
from the mayor down TO the scavengers; announces
their ndiscrminate prescription OF natiFe-An
can Catholics and adopted citizens who w'ie
estants; and proceeded to fulfil their pieoge'
inc N rnle "America with Americans. A"ef
little more than ten months of trial, they are put
hoors tho bar of public opinion again, and the ie-
suit is their decided and almost ent'fe overthrow.
Their monster msjorities have fallen to p'eces.-
Their leaders have been hurled from the positions
,bev have disgraced. Their attempts to govern
have been failures and their failures have resulted
in adding new burdens upon an already over-taxed
and debt-ridden community. Hordes of officials
had been quartered upon the public, extravagant
salaries had been still further increased and sys-
TEN of lavish expenditure adopted and carried into
effect The result shows an enormous gain on the
side of constitutional principles; and when we con
slider the amount Of money actively used in the can
vass, in the shape of Official patronage, resulting
from the administration of city containing pop
ulation of half a million, and the vast horde OF de-
pendents in office, all at work to keep things as
they are the victory of Tuesday last is an exraor-
binary one, indeed.
But know-nothingism is dying out all over the
Union from other causes.
| A corrupt, fanatical, and profigate Legislature
in New York has startled and alarmed the people
of that State.
The fraud and violence upon the ballot-ooxes IN
Cincinnati have exposed it to universal scorn and
derison in Ohio.
The Hiss" affair in Massachusetts, followed by
the outrage upon constitutional rights in the per-
son Of Judge LoRING, has excited against then
the Indignation and the contempt of New Eng
land.
The dissolute chartering of corporations of al
kinds by the Pennsylvania Legislature, the at
tempts at bribery and corruption, and the genera
disregard of all considerations of sound policy, hav
finished it in Pennsylvania.
Never before has party grown up and gon
down so suddenly as this We have, however
seen but the beginning of the end. Cincinnati an
Philadelphia are but the arant courriers of the goe
time that is coming; and we do not doubt that
very few months will see the actors and the trum
perry of this disgraceful farce removed from tn
stage of action and thrown into the mass of dis
carded lumber with other exploded experiment
upon the credulity of the people.
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FOR MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
TIME splendid Mail and Passenger Packet b
/ JOHN SIMPSON, JACK DAVIS $s4ss5SSs3
Master will leave above on FRlDAl, 8e<szzszssaz
the 1th inst, at o'clock ?. Nj.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
A. HAMILTON, ! Agents.
.-11ot A L. DAVIS,
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.AdeIDhi Theatre.

~ Positively the last night of Gabriel Ravel and
Comnany Benefit of GABRIEL RAVELl
On Friday Evening. Nav II, first representation oil the
comic and most distinguished PaHtomime called
NICODEMUS;
OR, THE UNFORTUNATE FLSHERHAF!
Nicodamns Gabriel Rsvel
First time of the
ITALIAN BRIGANDS!
SnoIo,f Gabriel Ravel
NEW DANCES.-Ia Polka, by Miss RANGES and Mr.
Wells Pas Syrien, Mile Celestine Franck and NJ Coliet'
Extraordinary Feats of Grace and Agility by the Mart-
netti Family, Ladies and Gentlemen.
The performance will commence with the Farce Of
4 PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
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DELUGE FIRE COMPANY, No. 8

pELUGE FIRE COMPANY, No. 8.
,,,HE members of DELUGE FIRE co No. 8, are mott.
iad 10 meet at their Engine House at o'clock This
Evening for the purpose of attending the funeral OF their
brotber Fireman James A. Diggons .
Members Of the Fire Department generally are invited
to attend
By order of the Captain. ,,,,
mavll-lt 5Ao. /. IocH1, Eeo =.
TTFyXS LAND FOR SALE have about thir-
tgone thousand acres of land for sale lying in Caut
man Wood Hunt, Milam Vansandt, Shelby alld Orange
o. mites Texas can satisfy any gentleman That these
Lands ae very desirable they are located IN me very
hest cotton and gran growing portions OF the Sse and
many of them fine sugar lands. Titles lndspn,a6ie
ap4-f hcLo "
NJILLET SEED WANTED.-We WISH 10 pur,
M chase 500 bushels of billet Seed Also, o. Duseels
Beaus for which we will paw the highest market Pee IN
cash. MELI'En - IUrahonsa
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper warehouse,
Anri
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I, o. o. F.

j., o. q. Z.
r,ur ,ren,bers Of TRABUE LODGE, No. 10, o. OF
- rscpasted TO meet at t. Lodge Room This Even
10 o'clock for the purpose of attending the funeral OF
heir deceased brother, James A. Diggons
Members of other Lodges and transet members OF the
orJsr are also invited to be present
mayl1-1t II. N. "AbnHIH, oeo J.
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THE MOST AUTHENTIC AND ENTERTAINING LIFE
OF NAPOLEON.
w. T. Berry & Co. have just received
NEW EDITION OF
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1t will be seen from the subjoned correspond
ence which we find in the Pe,ansylvanian, that the
Know-Nothings of Lancaster have shared the fate
IF tbair philadelnhia brethren
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS

OtALL at WATERFIELD WALKERS on the Square.
The new STYLES they have introduced for the Spring
are considered the hgndSOmest Hats of the season. while
the extrfnae gitnesof texture and superb isrOus nisa
render them highly desirable to all who wish bat OF the
most popular style and of the finest quality
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Public sale of Valuable Real Estate.
THE COURT HOUSE, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, on Sat-
n urday May 18th, will sell TO the highest bidder,
for Cash. very valuable Lot in Edgefeld opposite Shell
bys Addition fronting 125 feet Sycamore street, and
rinnng back 90 feet to aleySy camore street runs
Iarallel to the Galatin Pike Also small Brick Dweins
Bosworths Row-he lot fronts about 81 feet on Cherry
street. by SO feet deep Also very desirable Building 9t
near the New Orleans Railroad Depot fronting I9z ee'
Hume street. and running back 1876 feet Terms SIX and
twelve months credit with interest for notes SATISFACTORILY
secured oarabie in Bank aud lien retained
very great bargain WILDE given at private saie any
- A VI WIZ J. t. & R. W. BROWN
~, Cherry street
N.Y. E r GLAsscOCK, Anctr.
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THE becoming Hats for young men Will be found
in great variety at Waterfield Walkers. They have
all the new and popular designs in all the fashionable COL
os for the season 1t is also said that their prices are
little lower than can be found elsewhere.
AMI WAIEhFIEbD q WAbhEh
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TO MERCHANTS.

OF all the new designs Black White and Pearl SOL
I J Cassimere-the most desirable Hats Of the season.
lust introduced BY WATERFIELD x WALKER
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ISTELLIGENCER OFFICE,
LANCASTER, Nav ., 1866.

EDITOR PENNsYLvANIAN-Sr: At an election
held in this city yesterday for twelve school direc
tors, the Know Nothings were badly beaten. The
following is the average vote:
Anti Know-N Nothing 7iO
KuowNothing $50
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DXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-rhe undersigned havf
n ing this day been qualified as as the executors o
Montgomery Bell deceased in the county court oil DAVID
are requested 40 present them and those indebted WI"
please settle Immediately.
F W f. WATKINS,
o. p. McROBERTS, 7 Execrs
j. L. BELL,
Nashville April II, -S55-lm
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MaJofHy
And this after one of the hardest contested cleo
tons of the kind ever held in this city. Last year
the Know-Nothings carried the school board by
over 600 majority But the people have had sur
felt Of the proscriptive ORDER and old Lancaster is
herself again.
This is glory enough for one day and if, as re-
ported, Philadelphia has gone the same way, then
is there indeed, an unbounded cause for rejoicing.
Truly yours, q. S