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Greene'S Pure White Wheat.

Mr. EDrroR expect 10 visit your State about the goth
Of September next for the purpose Of engaging TO the good
Farmr article of WHsT which very superior in its
character have exhibited this Wheat at four different
Fairs and in every instance premium has been awarded.
All good judges of fine Wheat seeing it readily acknowl
edge its superiority. On my visit to Nashville and other
places, viii bring with fair sample which be
by any who may desire. shall al exhibit hanibils CIV
Jog full and sati factory account with the signature
of gentlemen who have raised this Wheat and manufac-
tured into -four Its weight at two different mills is GSb
each per huhe This wheat of the very earliest kind
Any desiring to obtain the Wheat for seed viii address
the subscriber at La Grange, Troupe county Georgia. The
Wheat will be put up in sacks from hat bu ,hel to any
quantity desired marked it the Of the purchaser
and place Of delivery &c, at five dollars per buhe II is
expected the cash to accompany all orders.
also have superior Red Straw coored Wheat Of the
earliest AMI most productive kind. have been sowing this
wheat for about twenty years, and safely say that
better coored wheat have seen. will also bring
with fair sample for exhibition. This wheat will be
worth four dollars per bushel delivered at the La Grange
Depot, in good strong sacks
p. H. GREENE
augz9-ulstdec La Grange, Troupe Co., Georgia.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.

W. 7. BERRY co. have just received
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir Of the Reverend Sydney Smith, by his Daughter,
Lady Holland with Selection from his Letters edited by
Mrs Austin. 9 vols, limo, muslin.
more than commonly delightful and wholesome book
London critic.
Lady Holland has fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such a memoir will enable the worli to under
n thers character nearly in is full integrity
Mrs. Austin at the time has arranged each Of his
letters could honestly he published, and Illustrated them
with delightful preface full Of sound and helpful comment
London EcGHiHer.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and intere ting pic
ture the private and domestic life of her
father. charming picture Of remarkable man, ne
appeared to his friends and famlyL0Rd0R Spectator.
Next to a day with Sydney Smith himself there could
scarcely be enjoyed richer treat than the perusal Of this
book II is worthy ia Of % the wisest and
best well the wttest of meL.-LOadOg Literary Ga
zete.
lovely picture has seldom been presented to the
world than at 81 this brave and bright creature rich
in wit hum7r high animal spirits inexh stibe knduess
manly independents, sagscOus good To read this
book is moral tonic L. IS lesson in life. 1t makes
happier and better AID while il does this presents
uinment than any hook easily named ric il in
wisdom, in association, personal gossip about well known
people -L0HdOR Ledger.
The letters credit to his honesty, his heart and his
understanding They proof Of the cearness OF his
conceptions, the vgor and rFevify of his statements and
the perennial fertility Of his fancy.-LORd0R quar-
tef2y Rerte'c. sep3
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huraersr Arrssted! erest rroitemapt,

The runaway negro that murdered Mrs. Loyal
on the Cumberlmd mountain on Wednesday the
29th ult, was caught at the negro quarters of Mrs
Eskride's, west of Kingston, on the night of the
30th ult, and was taken to Kingston Our noun.
tain citizens, being in hot pursuit, soon reached
Kingston and demanded and received his BODY and
brought him on back to the neighborhood where
the murder was committed. We understand the
negro confessed that he committed the murd. r.
and took the crowd TO the spot where the deed was
done. A Eallows was Immediately erected to hang
him, but the crowd was finally persuaded 20 desist
and let him be committed 20 jail for trial at our
Court, which sits on the oath inst, at Sparta.
1t IS said there were six or seven numbered per-
sons upon the ground where the murder was com
mitted, on Sabbath last and that il took several
strong appeals to the crowd to stay the hand of
speedy execution The negro was committed to
jail on Sunday night last Great excitement pre-
Vailed on Monday, anda strong disposition nantes
ted TO rescue and execute him Immediately, but
mi!der councils prevailed and the very large crowd
repaired with order aud quietness to their homes.
We think the citizens of TIE county have mani
Tested great ior6earaaee ia this case which is. for
the besti butnothing but speedy justice can ap-
pease the public mind and allay the violence of
excitement. Let justice be delayed and the law
baiiied aud for future outTages nothing short Of
speedy justice need be expected.-SpGriG Times
Sept. Sth.
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are made tina. officers not sent from England to
take the places of the absent. The French 20 into
the other extreme and grant no leave.
The present effective force of British in the Crimea
exclusive Of sick and of reinforcements on the way
is about Is, 900 men. The hospitals are now in
quite satisfactory condition.
Britain. -
In absence of the Parliament we have no politi-
cal news.
Subscriptions are being collected for national
testimonial to Mr.. Roebuck.
failure for million sterling occurred in Octo-
Der last, about which the public have since heard
little. The house was that of Mr.. Edward Oliver,
ship.owner, of Liverpool AS usual, all the parties
interested including of the joint stock banks
and principal firms of the place. announced unaesi-
tatinely there would be very large surplus; 93O0,
0G0 was the smallest amount that would be left after
payment of 20s in the pound. According to the
latest report current at Liverpool not single pen
ny has vet been paid in the shape of dividend and
the prospects of the whole amount ultimately to be
realized for the CREDITOR has dwindled to something
between Is. and As. in the pound.
France.
Queen Victorias visit to Paris has been a success
of the most triumphant kind. The Parisians had
expended an immense amount Of enthusiasm and
the Emperor has exhibited the most imperial of
hospitality The English papers are overfowing
with accounts of the festivities.
Austria.
A letter from Vienna speaks of the menaced dis.
location of the Austrian Cabinet. There two
elements struggling for mastery; one, now in Office
and favorable the alliance OF the Western Powers,
but without actop-the other, which is not only
favorable, but desires to co operate actively and
speedily 1t is the latter the letter says that has
the best chance OF success.
Latest Dispatches-The Crinlea.
According to advices of very high character, the
distress OF the Russian troops at Sebastopol is so
severe that the early evacuation of the southern side
would not surprise those who are best acquainted
with the real posture OF affairs.
Prince Gortschakoff reports that since the morn
ing of the 10Th the fire of the Allies has sackened
He adds that it has caused but little damage to the
Notifications.
French REQUIREMENTS.
There is to be draft of 1900 men for the Cri-
mea from the Camp at Boulogne The first de-.
tachment marched on Tuesday. The daily embark
alton of troops at Marsees is very large scale
The Sardinians at the Battle of Tohernaya.
The Minister of France has, by the order of the
Emperor Napoleon, congratulated the Government
of his Sandman Majesty the signal proof of vaor
given by the Piedmonese expeditOnary corps at the
battle OF Tchernaya Their loss in that affair is es
tinated at aboyt $40 men.
The Italian Legion.
A sufficient number of officers has been found
for the Anglo Italian Legion but no soldiers have
presented themselves
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press. We have no doubt such things have
their weight, when issued in the heat of a
canvass, and in such way as to escape expos
ure before the poison has done its work, as
was the case with the letter of A. V. Brown.
But a different state of things prevails in this
community at this time. The public are not
under the influence of partizan excitement,
and will require something more substantial
than mere assertion to convince them that q
large portion of their feIlow-citizens are con-
sPirators against the country, "Murrell men"
''counterfeiters, aud "horse thieves"
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Hamilton Collegiate Institute,
(20eh Term,
An English, Classical and Military
boarding school.


WHITE FLAlNss NEW lux
TINIIs INSTITUTION delightfully."- situated twentysx
mites North o. the City OF New York and Is accessible
eight tinesa day BY Railroad The Academcal year a.
vided into Sessions Terms Of i've months each he
ginning the Grst Monday in May and November. FlesI.
tons IN April and October.
OF Instruction Is extensive In every Depart
The Military Drill has been found very useful and
Interesting nature Of the stades tending. does
evelopment Of the physical y ten, well establishing
the hab Of erectness Of posture and graceness Of
TEENs.-si25 for Summer Term and tiS9 FOR Winter
Term, ncGdag Board. taifion In the EDgisa Classical
Mathematical aud Commercial hraaches Military Tactics
with arms aud equipments bed bedding, washing,
hsht, fasl Ae PAYABLE each session 10 advance.
Erras, aad caargsalis PER 7ssB.
Ror French Spanish, Italian, &c each $40 90
Instruction fisa ant use q instrument.. - 80
do IN Draaing and Paintiag ........... "a 90
Circulars and Praepeciuses may Ne hsa ~ addressing he
Principai WILLIAM = HALL, az the Inssituton
RSFskxxcxs N Nav IoRE Cfry Hon CUBAN @ YER
paDck Is man Colb, Esq Kew John NJ. Krehs d. D. Rev
Orvis Dewey d. D.. n. y Josn. II D.. Alfred Preemaa
n. D.. and VI. seatoa Esq. &c lila
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We authorized to announce DR.. J. J. BURNETT, Of
Smith county, candidate FOX Engrossng Clerk u the state
Senate. sep5-td
We are authorized to announceSIr W a. ROBINSON, Of
Wilson county candidate for Door Keeper the
House of Representatives. sep4-td
We are authorized TO announce WM J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county, candidate for Principal Door Keeper
the next House Of Representatives,. sep3-td
We authorized to announce SAM y. NICHOL Of
this city, canddat for Engrossng Clerk Of the Senate
aug29-dtd
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Hy- Counterfeit American quarter dollars
are now In quite extensive circulation in Bos-
ton. Ia size, similarity Of die, and excellence
Of finish, they correspond exactly with the
genuine, bat can very easily be indeuted, being
manufactured from some soft metal.
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A CARD.
LEuSerov, Tennessee, August IS, 1855.

LLNNGTOV, Tennessee, August Is, 800.
To tie Senator's elect Of Tennessee:
Hon. SIRs IL haveavailed myself Of this medium Of the
public press inform you that candidate before
Honorable body Door Keeper your next session. and
trust in doing you viii take my name in consideration
with the many Others who may aspire 70 that position. In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly, although it somewhat devating from he
al course of candidates for that Office who generally speak
ing mPortune Senators with letters tedious to read &C.
and not wishing annoy you in that shall con-
tent myself with this card trusting our meeting at Nash
ve and further acquaintance in October where we viii
have the opportunity OF inerchanging sentiments. viii
close by only saying if elected viii discharge my duty to
the best of my ability and the comfort and
Of yonr body throughout the session.
aug27-4w Respectfully,
WILLIAM H. MCKINNEY.
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PIrrsBuRG. Sent. 10.

Astounding developments transpired ON Saturday
IN regard TO extensive larcenies OF old railroad iron
belonging TO the State works, amounting altogether
TO ,000 0ne of the lsborers in the employ Of a
second hand dealer named Henry Nicholas, sued for
his wages and while before the justice gave hints
duplicating Nicholas aud several Others living along
the line Information was sent 10 the canal com
missioner, at whose instance tweutysix persons
arrested and committed 20 our jail. Thirteen
barrels Of broken iron have been recovered, with
prospect OF getting so more. Ii Is said that
nearly everybody living along the line Of the road
is engaged in iheits
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l5g- Messrs. Coleman g. Stetson, proprie-
tors of the Astor House, New York, have
been ariested upon charge Of violating the
provisions Of the Prohibitory Liquor Law.
They gave bonds to answer the charge in that
city.
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Eye and Ear.


nR. COOK respectfully renews the tender Of -
IL his professional services TO the public in this u
and adjoining States. 4 .essfd pr ctice Siss~f
Of eighteen years devoted 70 the treatment
an diseases incident the ami Justify him in the
belief thai al who may be any III ced N those nI
portant organs will dnd from his treatment speedy and
manent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from tie Fast where he has
b-cu carefully studying the diseases 81 TIE Eye and Ear in
principal Eve aries ia the Tn ted states; he
feels 10 Offering his professional with
degree Z confidence 10 those who be ated. Those
whom be has treated the best Witnesses his skill and
there Thousands Ira ST. Louis aud the Western
WHO cnn besr tesuvouy his skfn treatrlent. He
sp ctiuv Hon II. =. G-yer, X. Mackenzie Esq
Messrs Charles BJg TO St Louis; Hon. John Moore,
state Treasurer Of Illinois, Jas Charles pr, sdrnt Nilsson
ri nix, "A. Cole, Warsaw, AL Capt K q. Heury, Warsaw,
Missouri
~ Or northwest corner Of Pine and Second streets
up stairs entrance Pine st. sept1t-Iy
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EVHOE E2SsEEE.
MORGAN g. CO
NO. 40 PUHLIC SQUARE.

NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Nashville, Tenn.
kE now in receipt Of their complete stocL of FAIR
- AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety oI
IhS !ish- NcOfchs German, French. ItaI-
IAN ana amor can staple and
Fancy DTy Goods,
heh they are prepared to TO their customers an.
ny W keurfaiy ~ hgures which they think will be ac
ceRtable to even the CLOsssT Buyers ~ " AZ
Iney nave on hand aad da.y receiving heavy, sr,
pieA o. az widths and weights Of COTTON GJODS go
Gu m TINS y 'te, and others Of the south and West
They stu continue the Agency Of the Sparts Fr.nti;
ana other heavy goOis, suitable for Wheat md tin 49,
sgp3-U ''-1 vi an 0aeAs-
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Pancake Tobacco.

sTyHAT song ieaxed Tor and arxousy anc ptted brand
q Tobacco. manufactured expressly ior ~, Il
eeiTea and lsr sale By LYONS CO.
scp12- a 10 Cedar street.
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coon ICE

TIVE undersigned has this day opened ICE DEPOT
at the stand OF Mr.. Garrett, No IS Cherry ST.
doors above the Gazette Office AMI will supply
with first Ice the balance Of the seaon good
terms. THOMAS BATE.
sept1i-tw%
TOR S5EF-A FINE COOK, who is also a GOOD
L WASHER AND IKONFR She has two girl children
six and eight years oldvery likely They will not be sep
arated sold ont Of the county. Enquire at this Office.
sep'0-u
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A letter from ST. Petersburg, Of the 26,h ult, in
the Constitulionnel, says:

A letter from ST. Petersburg, OF the 26th ult, in
the constituiioanel says;
''Prince Gorlschakoif has received full powers to
destroy the remains of the Russian eet in the Bay
Of Sebastopol on the day on which the garrison
may be forced 10 retire to the north. II is hoped
that before that day shall arrive all objects belong
ing TO the State and TO private persons can be re-
moved % NicholaefI This proves that no illusions
are entertained a. 20 the fate Of the southern part
Of Sebastopo; aud thatpart IS indeed already rep.
resented in Russian letters 70 be only heap OF
ruins 2"
The War In the Sea Of Azof-Attack on Berdiansk.
Capt. Osborne under date 18th July reports that
he had succeeded by means OF submarine explosions
in destroying the four Russian steamers sunk In
Berdansk Bay, aud, In consequence Of the citizens
having fired on the British boats, he had set IRE 70
the western suburb OF the town and had also burnt
ten granaries and -four mis. Capt Osborne is pro-
NOTED Tor this service.
The British gun-boat Jasper, went ashore ard
was taken BY the Russians, who found on board
complete code OF French and English signals, Of
which they have since attempted TO make use.
Miscellaneous War Items
Many British officers are leaving thseamp on sick
leave The General Orders Of August Sd TO sth,
give leave TO 40 fewer than seventy. Complaints
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WAsnrNaroN. Sent. 10.

The state Of negodationsat the court of ST. James
are such that public interest wil require the con.
tinuance Of Mr.. Buchanan longer in London than
he or his friends IN this country anticipated His
connection with that mission will not therefore ter.
inmate at the time heretofore announced, namely
the lst Of October. It is presumed his detention
has reference 70 the Central American question
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CHICAGO, Sept. II

II is reported here that the Chicago. Alten, and
St. Louis Railroad has been leased TO Hamilton
Spence, the hate Vice President OF the company at
the rate OF 100000 per annum.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed % ~ Jas. q
ID l.. james and Roh't buchanan will sell Rt pub -
lie cutlery the 2lh Of October next the premises The
PEEGNIX FURNACE
And 5000 Acres OF land,
About the haf we timberd situated about three miles -
nom Paimyra Tenn the Cumberland river. 1he-A-
Furnace newly built The work well executed and built ~
the direction Of Mr.. j. L. James, practical and well eu
catd iron II Is inferior any furnace Ia the
state q Tennessee and adopted making iron by hot
cold blst, with all the machinery f7F the pur
pose good repair The Banks within mills Of
the furnace, aud believed by good judges mex
haustible.
TERMS or SGLR-Six thousand dollars payable In ten
the date sale, aud the balance In one
and three years. according the terms II The deed
Possession % be given the terms Of the sale
complied with.
Any person who desires the property be shown
Il by j. o. Shackltfrd GAINESVILLE, OF b. Thos Hnson,
she the premises
sep5-tgWtl. J. sHACKLEFORD, Trustee
Nashville True vhig VIII publish in tftWesky Till day o.
sals.--GIafksriIs CAyVHic4e.