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sy- The True Wig keeps standing at the head
Of its editorial columns certain remarks denuucia
tory of know nothingism, which it credits TO Gov
Johnson The know-nothing papers did the same
thing in Virginia They kept standing at the head
of their papers a remark by Mr.. WISE denouncing
the know nothings as "a lousy, Christless, Goddess
crew" Virginia seems to have endorsed the re-
mark byIlO, 900 majority. The True Wig had bet
ter take down its notices after this Virginia result.
II will feel bad enough when JOHNSON is elected,
without having to reflect that the election is an en-
dorsement OF the mottoes at the head Of its COZ
umrs.
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lAdsertisement.J

lAdfertlsement-I
~ II would hardly do for any have the ,en.r,
nswardays to question the the excellence of Dr.. HoOf.
lands German Bitters which prepared by Dr. c. N.
jackson. In cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
Dersngements of the Digestive Organs their many virtues
have long since been made plainly apparent They purge
from the system the morbid humors which retard their
natural fuacons and bring paleness to the cheek and
suffering to the brow They Danish those clogs upon hap
piness aud restore the system to high health.
See advertisement may1lwd&w
(Adverissment)a
CzznTIcATz DRUeGsr.-Testimonials Ike the fol-
lowing reaching the proprietor continually extong
the efficacy Of B. A. Fahnesocks vermifuge and bearing
witness of its curative powers 1t is the great worm de-
srcysr and but Tits discovery, hundreds now in the
enjoyment of ie would have been in their graves. Use
il with confidence there preparation pos.
sessing such extraordinary powers to expel worms.
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. q! '55.
Hessrs B. A. Fasnestock q Co., Piits5urg Penn
GESrLKuKS: During the years that have been SELL
ing your celebrated Veruuge 1have witnessed its efficacy
in expeipg with satisfaction. 1t will certainly ex
Del such If there be in the system As adruggSt
take pleasure in bearing testimony the merit Of your
valuable yermfuge and but echo the sentiments of mum.
bers Of nv patrons and customers when say that be-
ieve to Be the best article in for the expulsion of
worms Truly youIs, &c,
ssld wholesale and retail by all the principal drugsiss
and country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the United States.
msy4-lmw.
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i4g- A number of prominent politicians. men

IB- number of prominent politicians, mem
bers of the late Wing party, from Wilson and
other counties, are low in this city, sarOote for
the East. 1t is not known whether they are dele
gates to the Know-Nothing Council, which meets
in Philadelphia on the 9TH of June, or whether
they are vending their way to Richmond to attend
the funeral obsequies of the departed SAM-1el
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.


James s. Harris and Charles Palmer David W. Hance,
e ais
On mston and it appearing the Clerk and Master that
" David w. Hsnce is nonresident of this State 1t IS
therefore ordered that order Of publication De made IN
the Joa and american for 80 days. requiring the sad
David W Hsnce appear at the Court House in The town
If Carthage the % Monday in August nest then and
there plead answer demur 10 Compainants bill, and
default there said bill will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing er.Parte as to him. $1,000
msv1Q-Irn a MOORE. CAM
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Las CASAS'
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

w. It. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THB LIFB, EXILE, AND CoNVERsA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY the Couxs
Dr. Las CAs.s. With Portraits and other Illustrations.
new edition In vols.
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o. VIII the know-nothing papers priut state
ment of the number of members who have lett their
councils, in this county, within the last six days2
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t7g- An old democrat fro the ,untry said
good thing in Office yesterday. lie said he had
been little frightened at know-nothir gsn, when
he had read of its successes elsewhere. But he had
no longer any fear since lie had heard from VIR-
GINA One of his neighbors, some years ago, at
the time Of 'the falling stars said that he fixed
MS eyes on the seven stars and as long as hey kept
their places he knew that all was safe. So he kent
his eyes on VIRGINIA, and while she remained firm.
be knew there was no danger. ~
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j. mOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
II WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
orally. that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles ten per cent less than any other house in
the city, for cash. purchase for caeh that save from
ten to twenty-five per cent the following articles:
Meerschsum Pipes, warranted GENUINE
Dutch Pipes-argest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes large variety;
snuhs-Rappee, Maccoboy, Scotch, CARROTS, Rooms,
dc.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do Langhorne d Armistead's, Diadem
Twist Fig Leaf Dis &c &c.
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale BY
the barrel
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do web 10 call
can furnish them with every Thing in the business.
ianII-H
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NfOLASSES.-2O0 bbs Choice Molasses-to arrive
M per steamer E Howard, which left New Orleans on
tbs 9Th inst Fer sale by
uhls VIII. GORDON co.
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$ e d . o o o
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets $40 OO-Halves % O0-Quarters 81 so.

Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with r. H. BROCKWAY, Il Public Square,
who is authorized to receive and forward them and
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly
A compliance with the above will much time and
labor necessary to individual orders from time to
time.
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing.
s3- Bills on all solvent Banks taken al par
slS All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign ofthe Bronze Lions
Montgomery, Ala
~ Thos Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esqs, Sworn
Commissioners to superntend the Drawing.
e
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

MAY RULES 1855.
Harrison F-agsns and Burr Feagaus Mahuld Feagans
and others.
nV motion, and appearing to the Clerk and Master
that Mahulda Feagsns is a resident of this State
therefore ordered that publication be made tor 80 days
in the Union and ABSerc0a requiring the said MahudS
Feagans appeal the Court House. the town Of Car
thage the I'd Monday in August next then and there
to plead answer demur to compliments BILL and in
default thereof the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing e1 Pdrte as to her.
nay00-1m A. MOORE Gam
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HARPER,s MAGAZINE FOR JUNE.

THE present Number commences the Sixth Year and
i the-Eeventh Volume Of HARPER'S NEW MONTH
LY MAGAZINE Subscription received and single copies
sold by HAGAN a BRO,
may29 Market Street
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lw A farther article on the Sewanee Cosl
Mines is deierIel until tomorrow.
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THE "ORDER REIGSs" AT ROCHESTER, Roch-
ester Daily Union publishes the following case of
prescription in Rochester. The victim was born in
England; was brought to this country in his nfan-
cy and had lived here thirty years, twenty-!our Of
which was spent in Rochester; is opposed to Cath
olicism; and has sympathised with the Order which
now proscribes hin:
ROCHESTER, May Is, 1850.
Mr.. Isaac Butts-Sir: Having received from the
Chief OF Police a note addressed to me by Mayor
Hayden, stating that my services spokesman were
no longer wanted, yesterday called at the May
Ors office for an explanation why | was removed.
He said when be appointed me to office he thought
l belonged to the Order, and was likewise an Amer
lean. But as / was not born here, the Order IN
sisted that must be remOUed. ] asked the Mayor if
there had been any complaint against me for mis-
conduct. He said not any; he 1rIs satisfied 1ch me
as an officer, and would do anything to assist me
personally. But the Order demanded that Jsloula
be renore3 and he kadto do IL.
Yours, &c,
GEoRGE GARDNER.
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NEW BOOKS.


CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT
NATIONS COMPARED.
T00S, NELSON CO.. A Union street. have received
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared
In their threefod relations to Wealth. knowledge and
Morality, by Rev. Napoleon Roussel, Of Paris; with
an introduction by the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel OF
London.
The Augustan Age Of France;
Louis Fourteenth and the Writers of his Age being
Course of Lectures delivered Tin Freneh) 70 select
audience in New York, by Rev. l. F. Astis-Introdue.
ton and Translation by Rev. E N. Kirk.
Visits to European Celebrities,
By William Sprague, d. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson.
The Life Of Sam Houston. illustrated.
The Rag Bag. By n Parker Willis
The May Flower. By H. Beecher Stowe .i
EB With many other new and interesting works.
mayS0
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New Furniture

CTlLL coming to X. W. SHAFFER'S, No. College
- Street. who intends to keep const family hand every
article in the Furnit line TO suit all mankind together
with Lamps, Chronicles, and good assortment Of
Clocks Mattresses constantly hand and made to ORDER
have hand at present good assortment of Chdrens
Willow Carriages all ceap for cash good paper By
may29-2m d. W. D0RRIS Agent.
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DISORDERS OF THE ROwELsI

MO Medicine that has been introduced into this
ton of the COuntrY has been found valuable the
GREFENRERG DYsENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold Of late years this
State and has been found every case 10 give instant
reiei in all cases of
DysenteIy and Diarrhea the PremonitOTy Stages
of Cholera, Bloody FluI,
Gripings Pain in the Stomach Bowels and all incilen
tai complaints from eating unrpe fruit crude vegetables
change Of water, &c.
There is 10 occasion to offer certificates for a medicine
that has used almost every family in the State with
complete success Ii used BY the Board OF Health ia
New York and also at ST. Petersburg, IN Russia, IN tho
Cholera Hospitals when other remedies bad failed and
universally admitted to be the best and most reliable med
icine in existence for the disorders proesses
This Medicine is warranted and should il fail to cure
circumstance never yet krown-ths money viii be, in ali
cas- es refunded.
The value Of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public poses in it. has induced the subscriber have
et for sale all Drug Stores throughout the Price
per bottle so cents ALEX. MACKENZIE
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NEW DRUG STORE.

T. l. pExoyrLLs r.. c. BELL
DEMOvILLE e. BELL, n
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ~
g. No. 9s Cherry st.. doors from corner Union, u
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours Of the day and night
~ Philip Schiefn, Haines Co.'S Extra Powders al
ways on hand.
IAIR DYES.-Just received, Bachelors Phaions
III and Italian Hair Dyes For sale low BY
uhsl DEMOVILLE L BELL
fTSOILErT BOTTLES.-China anc Glass Toilet Bot
Il ties and China Flower Vases just received and Tor
.sls by mh2l DEMOvILLE & BELL
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-Just received, 4 large LOT
IL OF Lubin's Extracts For sale by
InhSl DEM0VfLLE & BELL
IVORY TOOTH BRUSHES.-Just received;
large lot Of fine English Tooth Brushes, Hair and sha
wing Brushes N great variety For sale by
DEMOVILLE 4 BELL,
WZolssale and Retail Druggists,
mh8l No. % Cherry Street, Nashville. Tennessee.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE.

MUST EALD ABLF1 OII Al
PUBLIC SALE.
ON Saturday the I'd June next at the court house in
~ Nashville, at II O'Clock, will sell that valuable
property formerly occupied bv Gen. Armstrong The lot
fronts 70 feet Cherry street. and back 40 feet to
alley and includes the comfortable dwelling occupied
by K q. Gardner This lot is Of the most valuable
the city. This portion Of the city will be occupied by
RETAIL fancy and dry goods stores and four handsome
can be erected this lot.
TERxs-Onethird cash; balance in one, two and three
years. for notes satisfactorily secured payable u bank
bearing interest, and lien retained
Mr. Gardner the premises will show the lot TO all
who wish to examine il. LINDSLEY & CROCKETT.
E X. Glas cock AuctiOpeer. may2O
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE

Elizabeth Hughes Virgina Hughes and others rs K0bert
Marley and his wife, Virginia Marley and others.
ON motion. and it appearing TO tho Clerk and Master,
that Robert Marley and wife, Virginia, nOn-res
dents Of this State il is Therefore ordered order Of
publication be made for so days in the Go and ADy-
can, requiring the said Marley end wife to appear at the
Court House. the town Of Carthage the I'd Monday in
August next then and there to plead demur 70
eomplsnants BILL and in default thereof said bill will
be taken for confessed and for hearing Irk as To
them. may29-lm A. MOORE, c. Il NJ
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r A Or S (!
$3.50 I'm Premiums.

SOU In Pres1l1 taEkkSs
WILL pay the above premiums in sums OF 800, $50
$40 $50. go and So any six etchants or pedTs
who will deliver me, from this date to the fst July 1885,
the largest amount Of RAGS The to be bought out
side Of and by men doing business outside OF Nashville
vicinity.
KIT PRICE IN Cash FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY and
certificate to the Of the amount received and
paid for. These certificates be kept and sent in ne
July that three dsnteresed merchants of Nashville can
make the awards. The largest amount being entitled TO the
500, the next largest to $50 and so on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that NAV
know in whose name issue the certificate COmbina-
tons will not be allowed
Woole en- Linsey, Silk and WorSted rags not wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention to saTx ana buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn
iys-iydriwGw W. 5. WHITMAN,
North East corner Of the Square
MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT REAPINt:
AND MOVING MACHINES.
OR sale BY the undersigned who is sole agent for the
Ssb4.~8m. B.F CHEATHAM
NASHVILLE Tenn, Februsry, 1859.
We the undersigned, having used the last season, Man.
ny's Combined Reapng and Moving Machine, purchased
from Col T. T. Chetham take pleasure 10 tesying to its
usefulness and eici ncy great labor saving machine,
and from experience testify 10 its capacity to
from 10 To Is per day, and that it will cut
cleaner and leave grain and hay better condition. than
when eut by hand and take pleasure recommending
tito the wheat and hay growers of nnessoe machine
calculated to give universal satisfaction combined
Reaper and Mower.
Dr. JOHN SHELBY,
Gen, W. e. HARDING,
HIRAM VAUGHAN, Of Davidson.
WIN. D0NELS0N
]. A. PAYNE,
JOHN NJ. HENLEY 4
Harry SMITH, ! of Sumner.
uhl6 JOHN BRANHAM,
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A HOUSE FOR RENT.

A HOUSE FOR RENT.
CITUATED the Franklin College, i've miles g.
- from Nashville, large and neatly furnished zf;;;
dwelling House, containing six rooms together wih@
all the necessary ont buildings. This residence contains
~ of land with front OF the house well
set in shrubbery and flowers, in a vegetable gar
den, set with fruit trees and the remaining portion n
grass For further particulars sppy to FALL CUNNlS
HAN, or the Proprietor at Franklin College
mHy23-wlm A. j. FANhiNh-
4 AIDES ITALIAN CLOTH CATERS, plain TOesl
IL F." Best Curacao Kid do
Welt Boots;
Pump do
Fine BuskiBs;
"a Paris Ties
" White Slippers
Children's Boots;
Just received By RAMAGE 4 CHURCH.
1nav23 ~ College Street
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A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with rooms, kitchen,
n stable carriage house, &c. fronting Cherry St,
the corner Of Cherry, Mulberry streets The lot
fronts about 2S feet Cherry, and back wards
of 2S0 feet TO College street
ALSO-A story Brick and Frame Dwelling, with 6
rooms, kitchen, DC, fronting Overon street. the
handsome residence of W. y. Bilbo. Esq The lot fronts
s91S feet by l07 deep. III. i r ". BROWN,
mav25-Ipd AL Cherry Street.
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TNULL BOSOM SHIRTS.-Receiyed this day
Il supply of Linen and Cotton Shirts, with full bosoms
the most pleasant style for Summer wear Also another
invoice OF French and large plat Shirts All
rantsd to M and to be made in first rate styefor sale by
IL.
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A Durable lot in Edgefeld nclOsed with good fence,
N and fronting 25 feet on Sycamore street. and run
ming back 2lO feet alley Sycamore street par
slle with the Gsian Pike Price So 90 per foot cash.
which about one half of its intrinsic value II You wish
avail yourself of This uEdoub.ed bargain call IMMEDIATE
lyon j. L. x Z. W. BROWN,
Hsy 26-Iw Az Cherry st.
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T ONGWORTH'S CATAWBA WIN Is

- lis boxes Sparkling Catawba;
rs do Dry do;
60 do Catawba Brandy;
1000 gallons Dry Caawba-the cheapest and beS.
Dinner Wine used.
Just received and for sale by 5. II. LOOMS CO,
myl9 Sole Agents, AZ Public Square, Nashville.
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raou MR. WISH.

GA G including tx c nyass in Virginia, Me-. WISE
addressed aetfer to he pecpleoi that Stste which
viii be read with the deeE est attention by the d.
Inocraey Of other st lfes:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-30
OBITU AIRY.

On the llth inst. at East Richand Serah
T. Daughter of john and Fanny Haines, aged
l6 y5ars.
The deceased had for nearly two years
been the subject of disease, OF the most
painful and affecting nature; yet through all
her long Illness, she bore her sufferngs with
a patience. far beyond her years. Though
sad to behold the young girl, thus, pale and
suffering, confined to her sick room, while
her companions were abroad in the light and
busy world. Yet it was indeed beautiful to
witnrss the ME knes and iortude which she
manifested under all her trials. Though she
never expressed her hupe OF salvation, T nd
immortal glory through the intercession OF
Chrisis blood, previous to her last days, ys,
tis to be presumed she thought much on the
subject OF religion. A few hours before hel
death, feeling that her hour of dissolution
was fast approaching, and feeling alarmed TO
her souls safety she requested some friends
to pray for her. They did SO, at the sam,
time urging her to pray for herself. Sti
covered her face and lay for time as if il
close communion with the Invisible, Al
seeing, and then expressed herself satisfied
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OBITUARY.

At the residence Of her father Mr.. Lewis
Su'tons' of pu 'monary affection on The 10th
inst. in the 38th year Of her age Mrs. Mary
w. Brown wife Of Mr.. George Brown Of
this place.
The deceased was for number Of years
consistent member Of the Presbyterian church,
of St. Clairsvi.le. She was not suddenly
taken away. bat let gently and gradually down
to the grave, by slow and oft fatterng dis
ea sc which undermined her constitution. 81
have had this cough" she said few weeks
before her death, "for about four years.
During the first stage of her disease she was
in great spiritual darkness. but the light ofthe
gospel gradually shone in upon her mind, and
produced trust in her Saviour which never
LETT he-, but grew stronger as death drew near.
81 have" she said day or two before she
died, "given up the world; have given W my
husband and my child, and all my friends, and
have divided my little affairs among them
and think have done all his without shed.
ding any tears. l have done it cheerfuly
and now here | am trusting in my Savo'ur,
hope to come and take me to himself What
is your loss mourning friends, is her gain; .he
mas gone 10 tDe CnnTcH tTluWpuhht, w hei
Saviour and her God and to christian friend;
and dear children, who did welcome her with
songs of praise into those test regions o
everlasting repose.
awhile you are weeping" she said to hel
friends, "over my departure, they will be re
joiced at my arrival" o. Whit pleasing
interview between the mother and her chl
dren in that world of renewed and finished
friendship'-CoM.
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and willing TO go. Being asked short time
before her death, " she had any doUbts, she
replied with calm composure, she Lad none
These were among her last words Her freed
Spirit passed away lrom its frail suffering
tenement. TO Him who gave il, and we hnve
reason u believe, to the joys OF Heaven. She
Is gone; snd she is missed in the hearts that
Will long wait her coming Not amid the
group Of her young companions will we look
Tor her; for those who greeted her there in
other days have long since grown familiar
with her absence, and others have filed the
place she left vacant there. But in her own
toued home. There is a widowed and bereav.
ed M other. There is Brother and three
young sisters. There are the hearts, that
mourn her stay. How longingly will they
look to the conner where she was wont to sit
in her easy chair, and how vunly list for the
low voice of the departed daughter and sister
Oh tis hard TO famiIiarize our hearts will,
Death in our family circle. There is the
vecant seat. There is the favorite book and
every object with which they were associated
to tel us they are gone. And there is
Memory more fuithful than any of these
mementoes, to remind us o. the dear lost
dne. But look up, stricken Mother, to the
glorious home thy child has won, where she
sits CROWN ARID the radiant angel throng.
Look up Brother and Sisters and dry your
tears. Look beyond the dark and chilling
grave, to the world Of joy and peace, where
Death can never enter, an1 wher, you may
meet her, whom you mourn.
East Richand Bel Co Ohio