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Origin Of the American" order-MirGprsssnta-
ton Nailed 10 the Counter.

Origin OF the American" rder-MlMtpresenIa-
ton Nailed 10 the Counter.
The Memphis Enquirer of the 10Th inst, to
correct stereotyped Misrepresentation of the
American party by its more INSCRIPTIONS OPP
ponents, makes the following statement upon
the authority of Senator ADAMS of Miss, from
whom the editor obtained it in a recent inter-
view at Holly Springs:
lst-It is unquali6edly FALSE that Z. q c. Judson,
commonly called Ned Buntline," had any thing to
dc with the organization OF what is known as the
know Nothing" or American party. The organi-
saon of which that notorious person was the found
er, was military one at Boston, unncounected with
the political parties Of this country.
Second-lt is unqualifedly FALSE that the know
Nothings" had their origin ut the North. They or
ganized their fret Councils for Wigwams) in Balti
mora Southern city--undsr the following cir
cumstrnces: Just before election there two
years ago for thereabOuts) the leaders Tor one of
theml of the foreigners aud Roman Catholics went
TO the leader of one of the political parties-the
candidate Tor Mayor-arsl offered 10 give him the
whole foreign and catholic vote, prU:ided he would
bind himself TO appoint certain individuals " ohee
after his election, list Of whose names and of the
Offices desired for them, was furnished. The can.
didate refused TO make any such corrupt bargain
and sure enough, he was beaten by his opponent.
After the Inauguration OF the successful candidate,
IL was observed that all or nearly all Of the persons
whose names were upon the aforesaid list were APP
pointed 70 the Offices therein specified Intelli.
gence OF these facts spread like wild6re through
the city. They were Investigated and found TO be
TOO true and resulted in arousing the native Amer
lean sentiment Of the Baltimoreans 10 fever heat
and in the birth and organization of the socalled
"Know Nothings."
"Ths statement" remarks the EnqVirer, us
vouched for by as reliable and truthful a
gentleman as there is in the South-Hon. STE
PuEN ADAMS, Democratic Senator from the
State of Mississippi" Let Gov. JOHNSON, and
other anti-American orators aud editors, who
talk SO unctuOusly about 'Buntlinites" and
''Know Nothing Abolitionism," put it in their
pipes and smoke it TO their hearts content.
We hope it may assist to soothe them down
into a frame Of mind more consODant with the
requirements of truth aud justice.
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The Naturalization Laws.

The Union and american has published one
or two articles in explanation of the naturali
cation laws We do not apprehend that q
discussion of the points involved in partizan
papers, upon the eve of election, when party
excitement runs high, would be productive Of
any good. We propose, however, as the best
means of avoiding any unpleasant results, that
a commission of lawyers, two to be chosen by
the State Committee OF each party, be request.
ed to write out an opinion upon the points
Involved, and let it be published for the infor-
nation of the judges throughout the county
BY this means We have no doubt all will be
satisfied What say our opponents1
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-20
Hon. Jere. Clemens, Of Alabama, with the Ameri
can Party.

The Huntsville Ad0Ocate of the 18th inst,
contains letter of four columns in length
from Hon. Jere. Clemens, of Alabama, adj
dressed to J. E. PEBBLES, of Guntersville, in
which he plants himself upon the American
Platform, and defends the principles of that
party. Col. Clemens was unanimously NOM
mated as candidate for the Legislature at a
public meeting held at Maysville on the 14th.
The cause of Americanism is fourishiDg in
Alabama
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From the Leavenworth Register of the It'll inst
Business of LeaYenWorth.

Some idea of the trade of Leavenworth NAV be
formed from the following note from Messrs. Majors
Russell. 1t must be borne in mind that there are
several other firms whose trade is almost as extens
i've. Among them we may mention Messrs. Liv.
ingston, Kincad Co., who started their first train
from this place few weeks ago, and Mr.. Abel Gil
bert. Leavenworth city is destined to become the
great out fitting point for the Plains trade and the
energy with which the above named gentlemen
have entered and prosecuting it, proves its su-
peror advantages. Messrs. Majors & Russell say
ave send out about one thousand wagons, ind
have from twelve to fifteen thousand head OF cattle,
and about twelve hundred men in our employ, in
GLIDING about seventy-ive wagon masters assist
ants and agents We conduct business with great
exactness, and perfect system and regularity. Every
man in our employ pledges himself not to indulge
in any profane or obscene language-the use of in
toxcating drinks is discountenanced, and one once
found intoxicated is promptly and at once discharg
ed at any point and at any time. We have also a
large store and warehouse established, and keep on
hand from $25 600 to $4,000 worth of goods,
wares and merchandise. Also, a large manufactu-
ring and repairing wagon shop, with extensive
blacksmith shop attached boarding houses tor
hands, &C. &c. We also keep from twenty-five to
thirty workmen employed in these shops. We have
just received two trains loaded with furs, each train
containing from five hundred to one thousand pack
ages of furs. We seud trains to all Government
points-Fort Laramie Great Salt Lake, Santa re,
&c. Some Of these trains make two trips each
season."
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.,-,,C CVuEF FOR CANCERS.

MY WIFE, having lsb9red under ons on her srea't 70,
M sore time and having tried drerrnt Teaislent,
eauriuded 20 unaer.ake myself and IN less th4n hires
neuths Elected coBplete cure. although she had beet
Given NJ b. her friends beug beyond the Eeaeh Of AM
80 49, hs Tor TIE lat year epioyec better beahh hlf
49, hsd Tor many previous, and has since given BIRD
70 a one child, whieh she nurses herseA have Als'
treated seye al other cases. AA4 have NET with the SAN
srcceSs.
v treatment Is not he using o. The KATE, CAustie, o.
Nrsfry BAT Is parrly Vegetable also profess b
oer dissasss surh Female Diseases and ueers, seTef
az. Plea aud All diseases eFigna'ing IN ike Al
ask OF psrs0as an cied with any Of the AbaFe names
at..aars 5 20 give q trial Where there h no cur
thrs shsl be charge. Further iafofmAtaa be %
ainad by calling ne ~ istier a. No iei North Mar
ket strrst. JONATHAN THOMAS
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Cholera and Diarrhea Medica
Aromatic Schiedar, c,t-
PROlIIEITnN I,,v

Let them rave and exclaim they will uassit
md declare drink shall get After
We give them, by way Of replv
shout OF d-rsiOn and lar glitter:
For who taste lyons s hRd8Ds
so delicious aud exQuisit, "a IT,
That never could tyranny gain
The right - restrict or not ~el it.
'I'HE Quality Of these A r OMATIC SCHTrD,,
Il SCHN PIP 5 Is so well known that thew do No. . u
the Punng mat II appears oth-rs do One trial all tina, ia
required to c'1v person Of their SUI erior olat
Sold wholesale aud retail b. the sole pgoprietoss,
JylS 10 Csdsr s,r..,
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. Convention Of Planters.

The meeting of planters was held at Cooper;
Wells on the fourth of July, and was numer-
ously attended. Gov. McRae presided, and
explained the object of the convention to be
10 bring about system Of direct trade from
the Southern States with Europe. Mr.. Baylor
submitted his proposition, which was of the
following character: To establish in Europe
the principal cotton house or factorage, with a
branch of the same in New Orleans, with q
capital of several millions, which should be
safely deposited, the planter to have the most
satisfactory assurances of its solvency, and
that they will be able under any and every
emergency, to secure him against losses. A
correspondent of the Vicksburg Wig say s
that "a number of the committee, it appears,
thought well of tie enterprise, and though
not recommending it, have determined them
selves to make small shipments as an expert
ment-about FIVE hundred bales, as / am in-
formed, will probably be sent by them
Speeches were made by ]. S. Yerger, Esq.,
Hon. J. D. Freeman, and others. The Con-
vention, which adjourned without having &C.
compIished much, will meet in Jackson in JAN
aary next.
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FLOUR D PIT,

IN TO Il 4 c G d q ENCY.
I'VE subscrbr having the Agency q q follow ny Mills.
Mitchelyie Mills, Spencet Mills silver Spring Nils
logan Mills, Nashville city illsa q which are Justly
celebrated for their superior br3Ddw keep con family
on hand a supply OF Fresh IOur. AL r. ur OF the
above brands sold by me- will be warranted. Also agent
for the sale Of Orn Neal from the above Mills CITY
dealers and consumers will end it TO their interest to call
and examine stock.
tobacco have now in store large quaptitv Of
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO, which am ferinR 70
the trade AZ unusual low prices.
go fuH assortment Of fresh Groceries On hand
and for sale cheap. K q DANDY
No so College street.
jy1i-d1m ne door nom Rrosd
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The PROSPER IN GEoRGIA.-The American
party in Georgia is increasing in strength and
influence every day, in the face of the Opposi-
tion of the leading men of both the old par
ties. The Savannah Republican says:
We have an extensive correspondence in the
State, and in daily intercourse with the Presi-
dent of the State Council, who is in communication
with all the subordinate Councils. From the infor.
nation thus receiyed-and one would think our ia
facilities for arriving at the truth Of the matter
as great those of the oppos tion-we feel safe in
saying, there have not been exceeding one hundred
Withdrawals from the party, and that for every one
who has withdrawn, there have been fifty initiated
Under these circumstances we see no cause of
alarm. 0urfriends should pay no attention to the
rumors and tricks of the enemy, but press on, and
never turn back until the battle is won.
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Read for Yourselves.

Nashville, July II, 1855
Mr.. J. II SENMoSs-Sir: have been using for several
On'bs pair of your Brazilian Pebble Spectaces"
believing they the only kind have capable
of completely restoring VisOn which has been impaired
It's primitive perfection, take pleasure in recommending
them to the public Very respectfully,
d. c. TOPP.
B-No connection with any other establishment. All
OF Mr. Semi rpectacles marked each frame as
follows, - H. Sermons" Office Berry's Bookstore
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R A q S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUM MS!

II AVlNG largely Increased my supply Of Rags bv the
II Premiums offered the past year, ending June 80h,
am induced TO ofer larger " Hiums for the
present year and vi pay the above premium in Of
$780, f90, $sD $40 3d. $50 SO 500 $50 and 40 any
ten Merchants PedsTs Who will deliver from this date
10 the 1t Of JJy 1876, the largest amount Of RAGS he
same 10 Re bought outside o. and by dong business
outside OF Nashville or vicinity
WlLLAr ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAG on DELIVERY, and ( sue q
certificate TO the Of the received snd paid
these Gates must be kept and bers
Ju az three dsnterestd merchants Of Nasty lie can
MAKE the awards. The largest amount being entitled
tlOO, the DeXt largest b 500, and 80 down.
Merchants sending me Rags will write that nay
know In whose 20 issue the hcate
will not be allowed.
Woolen, Lnse,, SIX and Worst, Rags are no, wanted
and vii not be includrd 10 . above
earnestly solicit greater saving and buying
raRs throu ghout Middle Tennessee.
jy4-dlrRsEu W. & WHITMAN.
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MEDItlNAL INHALATION, &c.
A LOCAL AUxILIAF IN THE TREATMENT OF DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &c.


THOMAS H. GREENHOUSE, ND.
Late Of London aud Paris Resident Physician Of New
OreansD
AS arrived in Nashville, where he will remain during
tne.sunmer and place under treatment all those who
may desire his aid in all forms Of diseases Of the
respiratory and circu atory organs.
Dr. GTeenhough having been connected with Drs Perera
and Williamson, Of London. and being member Of nell
societies IN Europe guarantee 20 all nva ids the
most and successful improvements 10 the treatment
Of each case, which will always be regulated BY and based
upon the vial principles 81 the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF MAN.
". B.--Chronie Female complaints, duplicating the
spiratoy organs win receive particular attention, and la
dies whva preferred will be visited at their residences
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
IE- Once, verandah Hotel, sshVle, Tenn.
80 Patients in The country viii receive attention by
correspondence.
ss Numerous testimonial and references IS TO SKIN, In
tegy Ar from many prominent citizens aud physicians
OF New Orleans Memphis and other eitie can be seen and
obtained a. the Doctors once.
Due notice Of the Lectures Animal Chemistry, the
Physiology and Pathology Of the Nervous Systems, and the
Chemeo heTsPeute action o. medicines, Ac viii he duly
given. VlT-u
~ FURNISHED ROOM WANTED suitable for Ply
sci4n's oce. a central locality sso, two rooms par
lor and bedroom, FIR . gentleman and vie.
Address pT. G. Post Oface- D1A--u
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RATIFICATION MEETING
OF the American Party Of smiA county, az
Carthage, on Saturday the 2ist July.

Gov. W. b. Campbell. Gov. n. s Brown. Hon.
John Bell. Col Jordan Stokes. Hon. A. ]. Donal'
son. l. N. Temple, O. A. Hsary, Jas. N. QaArss,
John +. House, Alfred RObb and Others, have been
invited 20 address the meeting large assembly
IL expected
Sam Is riding over the eoantFy In triumph.
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SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.

books will be opened at the Office OF LINDSEY
ID CROCKETT 80 College street, NJ NDAI, he 23d
inst for the purpose of receiving subscriptions TO the Cap
sl Stock OF the Spring st Bridge Company aud will be
kept open from day day, until Stock sufficient Is sub
scrbc to organize he Company provided Ia the act In
cooperating said C-mpary.
JOIN SHELBY,
NICHOLAS HORS0N.
joins b. McgEERIN, ICommssio's
ISAAC LiTfON,
Visit A. VS. LINDSLEY,
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KANSAS TERRIToRY-(iovRRNoR's MESSAGE.
The Louisville Journal publishes the follow.
ing dispatch:
ST. LOUIS, July l6.
Governor Reeder's message TO the Legislature Of
Kansas Territory delivered the 10th OF July.
lie recapitulates the Congressional laws Of the Ter.
riiory from the time il portion OF the district
Of Louisiana 20 the present. and shows what are
she laws now in force. On the slavery question,
he Is quite pacific, contending for the right OF the
people 20 settle their own affairs, uninfuenced by
the representatives or citizens Of other States and
unbiased by the destructive spirit Of Abolitionism,
and holds that Territorial Legislature has an un-
doubted right to legslate the question OF slavery
10 limited extent, aud may temporarily prohibit
tolerate, OF regulate slavery In the Territory. lie
directs attention TO the creation OF counties aud
federal districts and 70 the defining Of their 6oon-
daries; the creation OF county courts, the qnaieA
ton of voters. aud recommends stringent liquor
laws for the Territory. mostly on account Of the
Indian population. Education is not overlooked
lie recommends low taxation aud the immediate
establishment Of permanent seat Of government
and the organization VI the militia, and gives the
total population Of the Territory at s,52l.
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STILL MORE PROOF.

NASHVILLE, July IS 1873.
Mr. J. II. SEMMONS-Dear Sir After a c ,refI examina
ton and trial OF your Spectacies cheer
fully add testimony to their superiority
They enlarge the sphere 81 focus and thereby greatly re
eye vision without producing the unpleasant created
by the convex form. Very res ec'fuly yours,
jyl9-dkwu JOHN Wal Frs.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFIoE NASHVILLE Gas IIsHr COMPANY
July Oh IS 5.
DIVIDEND Of Eve per cent for the last six months
vas THIS day declared payable to the Stockholders %
the Nashville Gas Light Company on demand afer tbs
10Th inst JAS. h. KENDRICK
Ntl-d1m s.cr.t,rr
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FOR Sutherland AND PADUCAH

Il he fine passenger steamer ALIDA6 9TH
w. J. H4RNAN, Master, will leave r1ssaiA IA
for the above and al intermediate 1890
ports MONDAY 23d inst at 10 O'Clock NJ For freight
passage apply on board or to
jyl9-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
To ArriYa.

SHALL be in receipt in few DAYS Of quantity o. very
superior and inv liable SelfSeans Preserve Cans, al.
mil ably adapted for convenience and u,eflneSs
Of thJse wishing pre- fruits AMI vegetables
jy,9 b d. d. DICKEY.
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a CARD.

A IL Persons indebted 70 d e firm Of CRAM SHIP
"A HtRD previous o the st Of july ia call ana ssts
their accounts either By Note cash. mpracticabs
TO give longer credit. iyfs-IvS
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ARROTTsS NAP0LEON.

W. T. BERRY co. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by Johr
S. c. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
lie CURE MANQUE or Social and Religious Customs II
France. by Eugene de Courcillon. les
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AMERICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY,

Factefy, hlhamsburg, l. l.
fHE Subscriber having taken the ageneT q the shove
conpsnT, s ncu enabled - furukh ther Rough Plate
Glass far sky ghs flo0r-es and PayenenIs Of qaA "
Superior 70 the nP0rtet article aRd A. mnch iossr rss
JOHN A. PLAtr
JyiT-Sn - NarFy street. NsW York
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CIIOLERA PEEVFNTIVT

I'VE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS co
still cntinue selling their Gel, brated ChOIpru and
DiarThea preventive. from the ed cts ~ WHICH
80 many last year reaptd comfort and rref bv ire
Gallon, Eotte or Glass As eveuJves always beter
than cures, We strongly recommend all 70 H. The Poor
supplied without charge, If accompanied with practising
Doctors ceruhc1e. Private Families part culary should
have bottle Of this article in the house, in OF emer
geucy. LYONS a 90
myi 10 Cellar 49,,
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A GHICULTURAL INPLEMENfs-corn
~ sheers, slraw Cutters Cider Nils Grain Mis-, churns,
flaming Mls 0Ftndsons R0ers, GrAn Measures. Horse
Posers love- Pumps Meat Cutters Gnd Grinderss stoae
wG-S, ss.,on hand sRd isr sale b. .,..
fsnsS College street.. NAshvlls-
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SNEEp,S REPOETS

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JOIN
L. T. sSEsD. Vol. ready and for sale by
mv26 W. T. BERRY L co.
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EARMERS, AT i-Jasi nnlsh- 4
II Cd, = fes mSFs q these PLANTATION FsLr -
amino shrm A. FRASt IscO'S,
LED Ne. q rabiis SCARE.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire interest Of ny partner
have determined se Goods a les pouf Than Ee
have heretofore done that keep the best
style Goods and for haf house nay not Do
known A cheap 0ns bat all things considered,
pedee ourselves sell Goods reasonable rate, aud
specially a. for the patronage d friends aud the
nfy generally J. A. McGILL
iyiO Gu Successor 20 Myers a McGiu.