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VALUAB LIE
IRON PR0PERIYE0R sale.

WIS Eldcfs Tel Fpl otcs - sci, on teclaaAnf trrtls
his Laurr fgrua1c and Lsn9s eusisiing a I'VE
t0asanl aeyrs situated in hcsson cogaty, abogt
Ecs solth-rssi ~ Chsratgr, Immediately the Inc u The
\. " Railroad szid faruacs - nuU IN succrssfz oF
ersioa, entirely hasns pruably NE bss Eagns
basI Ia the rtstc H swell suppri "a Ore and
Der. Asa. aoaut 0to acres q sva tshsrsd Land With
rnt ore bsHs staated In hiskaan eounty. Tcnn
-W alss foa E.aa safaa1c And also, the Ban 10 Iron
Wuks, sItuated IN LAFrence c0any lrna IA Proprry
is 10 90 Of Land. Ehch large bodies q
Iran orerxeef ~ water Ma BgEA ., and ako
Catfs crrrk-ln Nhsrh d Fao4 farEaet clack, Just
Competed Th.re cpssie.i aras the IA Plzce
Shhoh i within niles q p TrlE A Ala EA.lrasd
~ ohsci in sz.lns, l. % caurvntFa my hasnsss,
have lately purchased C-Fs farnsnes and haEiag more
Ifan Properly lhsp car attend %, sab q ss. aHd s
make thc iftsFrst Of any te q par saxh
property, egy q ARy wlsaF % Pachaae sher
u ths plsas csH 81 Ian q Furnace Car
r8 Furnace Laurel fgFn4re or TIE canaan LzLss
aud GA = a. " Na9isT The Buaaio PFopersy 10 ass
ianda tzthef u ELon sA sAks lsasGss N shwaF them
IN pfaaeriy ". @. NAPIER.
cec2i-dIsRHim Uaisn copy, seed bil 20 thas olice
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WILLIAM L. MORSELL.
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
no. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-iy CLNCLNNATL, OHIO.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been denom
mated The Giant Work Of the Age" has Just been recev
ed by Charles W. Smith In this book Professor Mahan Of
Ohio, has irituaiisrl Cvn ground meeting
explaining ny the laws Of Science al the
which have by the upsrst5Us been attributed spit-
ual influence"
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LONGUURS1 y co,
Wholesale & Retail CoufcCiiOBrrS.

No. "a INGON sTREET,
IIsyF ou haHi very ,h1t-c asserrrrt of Candies o.
sH Kind, tatr. Mute Prrscrsrs. IcsIr- Oat.al,,
in.s, brandy fr.s Dc fTgI., lire APPLES O..ass
AHls, and rteJ a-lg " thc ksl lf-s Ae a ~ Jg4,ge
LHHaFi,s
they al.a Zeal u Wines ai Liquors. AlE, Ci.ars .al
THr.y.., ,f r'.e ytTB bast trau. o..
Ir H.l.ty ylt 10 thr tys, u thr E,stFTr ola1try
sr3 .ay ae prep .Isd f-u % fresh lssg Hf,al all
Oracle - 81; ths e tgaaty 81 ID I1uesi prices
PARTIES WEDDINGS, BALLS, Sc,
fifnrlad ty thru toe sIarts bette ptb CrNss Con-
frgI uaIr., sen As, u &c h beet style OF t'.r
Nr laisL uHo las chez g. az lhs Msl-t4c.al.u s pc
paftl.u-, received several IipIAs Nra YUIa.
O. BEST hi- inr rkAUt-d State F4r A1I h.
ga, o As noel sliul q agconers 30 il- c-ultry on
lust uECEEEID-
j o. thf Crushed ars Powdered Sugars.
.. lhds "a p ss CtfsstalE-d ua.
$50 bUXrs Gugtir hsuHrt oaf do.
~ bLis haluu.urt heEutd d1.
sqz3 SEYMOUR, FAMINE A CO.
CASH PgR WHEAT.
tHFE are prepared O. pay The HIGHEST MAKKIT
w PhltE Or " heat uud corn. a. thc Nash
vile City A1, and dosrc a Tie Wheat GfoNcrs gVr
cal beoFe ceiling elsewhere. Ilkrwss shall BE- pre-
pared y esohauss fouT isf Wheat saeh siI
be- satisfactory. g. HAMMOND 90.
gH- n. ave vm pay 10 per esHs above lie aasks,
pres Tor Wheat cisABra thruush
CHuD's GRAIN sEPARATORs
ieii-watrwu a. Ii. A CO.
LARD WANTED.
4 ARD-5eo bills ard santsi immediately Tor shieh n
II hghesi narkst PFiee IN Cash wili b paid.
Ne. &C soush RFoai \ ,ssyias Ts.ua
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A. {. * 4. Ii. BEECH,
Ur4Trpy N

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
80 College street.
HAVE opened very large stock Of al knss o. DRESS
II GOODS saabis the Fan and Winter Traee q tie
Newest stses
Akoa ancsome lot % an the nssesi designs Of CI0AKs
and NASTLEs Ia store sad ready for exhibition We 60
pccay invite yuu 20 book a. stoek q Ceaks bsfore
bayins.
Ne In STORE large stock q ali kinds - CAR
PITS o. ne patterns and hatsr oursees 10 SCI
thra cheap any cher House t side q he uoua-
isias We have al kids o. CURTAIN DAHAsKs ana
LACE CURTAINS.
IN siiliga % ihe Above have large s.ock q Al
Kinds Of DEf GoODs, suitable foF the Pal ana winter
TRADE A. C. A. D. BEECH
sspis No. - CoIszs 81, Nashville. Team.
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DoNuT's TROUPE 1t those who maintain that
the monkey tribe is a link in the human family will
pay a visit to Odd Fellows Hall this afternoon and
evening they will be more than ever convinced Of
the Truth of ther iaYorc lEeory fora more perfect
set of actors never slruttcd their hour upon lhs
stage than these tail apPcuda.cd ulimigs Of human
iH. Il sagacify may be taken a. criterion OF
affinity to the divinity Of our race, D5neui's dogs
aud goats may also olaim part in tie ation ship.
Remember that there sill be an ex ibi,on this of err.
noon; young and old, grave and cay, big aud little,
will be sure 10 get the worth Of th,ir money.
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No., Services st the Christian Church b.
~ Re1 !. %. FH4vsa> 81. De- eas-l 20 al
dr,ss ms friend sunday ~. M a Ga met, al lhe usual
hour which time Do pro- sss g. rad letter FROM
Of worthy o~ citizens expressive a. heir ilisresi IN
the minstratous Of his pupt, ana h.s re- ply
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he oaal rs.orp. from all the Councils but two Civ.

One q the remaining Councils lNausFer,s Greek. @o2
is certified but returns -o list or voters names, and
Council 'hesuut Grove 3"o) gave under the certificate
az two receivers WIKI !i-t ai voters uam. and their
IBIS ticket. Grr Nance lG for Smiley /. >ua l these @g
added. have for Nance 20. for Smiley --g. EG
-a' ton 20 ia above, there Is paper i'nt IN OBJ. re-
turns. sI-"a 10y one individual, INoFF,AL an without
amy last OF voters names, stating merely that he touk -
votes for SIR Smiley, and none for Nance and This pur
porting 10 come from council whose vote hid h'.n IaF
certified 10 hy s proper President, aud included Zoo Che
.E7- estimate above There is still another paper "th
D. RS names Feturuedgiyiug Mr. smiley 30 votes,
and Nance votes but a careful inspect &C tbs
list will be that the votes Of several ot these had
been returned before with their tickets and names prop
paper he counted. il makes them vote Tor both Nauce
and smiley. And now comes the darkgs, part % Ile
j. win De remembered by an that each voter Of the
m"-can Party was required 20 vote IN the Council 20
a.th"rl,I receiver, excluded and the whole batch
col. lr",s except three are nov On my possession, with
JET OBJ 't voter names %. t'h'H I!. ,i' receive.
And set, pa the 9Th Ward, after voting the 81 ballot
had been carried ou from Tuesday, mn December, tl
Friday o.. ght' IAN December BY the same officers Who
had conducted the lst and 9d ballots. crowd Of Mr.
Smiley friends repaired TO the Council and Dad between
- and 81 tickets torn mp and destroyed. and then set the
work sa, the 70 ce Of said ward Dry the votes
of outsiders, as shown below. Two Smiley
arrYiueI's 90 take The vote ana one OF diem Irougil I'D
1b tickets, an Tor Mr.. Smiley admitting that De could
careful examination of the secretar' hooks Of said SD,
Ward. with Oh. list Of names, 10 Ogud that least -
o' thr tickets are IiIr0AI-aken fr1u -ilers
living oUt Of said Ward the sec
rrtary's looks.
F,tas Cjtizens-I claim 70 have received a majority
u the legal the third ballot. claim ana
ready Go suhstautiafr from the returns made the
u lts President.
Nov. with these facts, who reader do you think is The
proper nominee We're fairly beaten before my party,
there iHducemeut which could influence to run.
But with the above facts standing ont Iu bold relief be-
Tore me, a"d many others which NAV be- brought before
IA. public 10 future. beg leave say that shall
tho action Of the County Council The Fifth cf January
before VIII withdraw ms from our consideration
a a candidate for Circuit Court CLERK.
Very respectfully,
{. vs.. NANCE.
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Nj fSSh-. PLUhAEH 60. having sxreztsd deed o.
VA trust % The und Eutd conveying heir rlffe
- 0oods, The sane u BE Sod cut rsasonatie
terms f5g cash At TIE Old stand ~, 70 FlaLe square 5r
short tine
Persons indebted 70 lid fra requested 20 for
ward and make paFnsnt mined 4,eiy tkzir Nd
be placed IN th= hsrds u ocrr, The acccuut nos
&c sfe also assigned.
The books and ae9unit Of said Arm open Or the Ia.
spcctioa q cfedlicts. JOAN q. FAk6 uSOS
dsc.s-~u fruster.
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NOTICE.

IL these Indebted g ths i4fs ARA Of H. B Fannsr
n Co., asa, Afof kst Ca. reslscify reQaessea
harvard and make faysni b The nFss aas laB-
gkry their saeesoEs a-sfoG q eosng Ne
sd basiness-
We can al al tses ks soana Al re GA stana We e.
usioH stIsst ldrss--ui R0Bh ckAW F0hfs
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

w will expose public sale at the Court House in
w Nashville the Z2i Of December next, tie 70 lowing
valuable Lots
House and Lot Cherry St.. occupied by Or. Morton
and adjoining lot occupied by SIR stevenson
stone Cutter.
One half Of the House and Lot Market St., the other
half belong TO NJ. burns, Esg.
TSs or sALE One third cash, the balance in and
eaTs with payable in Bank, with good
dorsers. The title be until the purchase money
is paid. J. o. THWEATT,
uovy-dtrCEWtd s. ?. LOGAN.
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IRON RAILING AND
Ratings Tor fEaLe and private PARKS, Gardens,
EIlrs Nfrardahs Rhlrnrifs Ifmt frfv Inis &c

ORNAstt.NTAE IIEON WORK.
rTUs utsbtfs prepared to ON Of amp Asuugnt
i sl5 LsuA WUEk, s4,h as
Ratings for Public and Private Parks Gardens,
Stops, VerandAhs Balconies, Cemetery Lots, SC.
Ass, IHuN srAlrS, DOORS, sHUrlEKs skTrEEs,
CHAINS GANLhh, rOG>, WINDOW GUARDS GATks,
FOUNTAINS HEY psy Particular attention 70 cucos-
rs 90 ntlF ~ Loir aaa PAINS, having Tie largest
-UiturLt az Pa terms Of any establishment In the county
tatlcu Io please lie mot i-s ~ IN Taste Arci-
tct tacru 10 any part uf the Dli1n. wsntug lrcs
lTk b srudng Crossings s the estimate fr
o0si 90 No.k aGl ell ~ usb any ifon their De
signs ~ 1raNiuFs tazt may be dcsirsG.
Rrrslls siflF ~ HisuGftcture, b address
.Hg sucs safsg shat gar A. AL Dc tsSnsahs5
a.ih pst>d d.ssts o. ma uiih the prees
a Al lFic SCAT Eli rccsEc lrcupt atentlqn, and
TIE Eark su sie and hfira tie bes sGnlef ang
la bonrs Ia Fals tgFF,agv, HOOD Co.
fel North Icnh street
And broad and Ridge Avenue,
noy9a-trufm Philadetp hia.
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CASH PeR WnElT.
IDS GRAIN sEPARATORs.
LARD WANTED.

ARD-5oo bills Arb saated iluisaiatsly Tor shieh n
II hlghesi maTkst pFioe IN Cash wlIi be paid.
n4rx5--du J. DOYLE 90.
Ne. &c south FFoai HasiyiAs Is.un
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gFT- We are authorized O. announce JOHN X EDMOND
son Es candidate tr sheriff " Davidson unts, the
ensuing March election. uycl3-td
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BENJ.F. SHIELDS, AGENr FoR TRUsrEI
j as JUST RECEIVED, per steamer L a." Involve
II q Superior Really Made Clothing Gentlem ns Hos
cry sUspenders Gloves Cotton and Linen khts CIavss
Stocks, Pocket Handkerchief &C., &C.
Ths stock Is Of the LATEr styles and make and vii COM
pare with any In this other market Our instructions
are 20 8 a Eastern cost and for cash. good chance
sure. No variation. BENZ. y. shlELDs,
Are
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Agricultural Implements
ar MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
r. 81. w II

As and viii keep hand up stairs ia II. T. YsstmAn's
IL Warehouse, Market street. vel assorted stocs Of
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and
Tools, and AousefurulEhlng Gods Nich he VII sell
Manufacturer prcE added He has aso for sale
GRASS sETps and lot Of COPPER KETTLES and SHEET
IRON STOVES.
Persons IN q TWo Horse Powers Thrsshers Mos
srs. kes ers Corn shsrs sc via s.nd IN their
be dont attend 20 import any that previously
~
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hMERTC NS-AITENTInN

hhEh4C GS-AllEAlluH!
w. TrE SIXTH Ward CoUNgu d meet "a, their
NJ Han Tue day night Jtru,ry list. Mem rrs
sly equ stsd attend as bus Of import nee
Will be- under consideration. }. r. DOONS, Pre,'r.
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NATE have iast rrssissd ans - kls
w 81 sfevss-aEensst ihsna. faans Amsrka ssIsr
stases. aad Ne fasFsf oak cpck aoFe Per szs 81 -
Ae,t& STEWART "a, A.
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OCAHF NTOC kS-EysFY vEziesy 81 pzf1era and
- O. 90 " scArf Stoeks Received aad f1r z4e -
T. Il. Me6iLL,
Laaeirs' and Geotrmens fufuishing store.
nal.l llr..r ~ ..l-r. "a 49,. Il
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az Tuesday evening. a. ODD Ftoss' Han IN NashEIls
" during tk1 rxheifica u ihe Mechanical Fsr srsal
daFk Pccket aeok, via siesi ca p sIoien fom %
pocks u enataaea go IN b4nk Se.es soms Feceipl And
three o. iesr 6anE bit % kSehsoss sne myse aai
sn1ofssd ~ Dr. dQhn Waters. Asa tree segr tisak
pis1ssoFy aoez. signed - myzrif add enefsra ~ De-
Jota HAirrs- Ahcse ksknl prlafed armz sih
dates saoats. Ac b.srk a - ts ouiy bills notes
tence.
Ms beys aF1 NA b psA Or ne Fssara ne Bas
ana Notes. sech afrsl8a ~ c4a triF procafe-
pFeporteaal rr9Ert er ihs e ans q thsSa
Al per-F roeEca ass % traea Hexoas1 flr saeh
B1s o. Netrs. a. lLes 81 80 BE- p<ld
octa WtLL0 WILLIAMS
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nARBLEl MAnBaatl

NJ J. SHELTON. hasng rrsarsl tae MAEbLkff~Ff1
W. bCsi&kse soleits his ed airad1 snt net tsS|
pGhlc 10 Esaefa sho nay aesine sofk ID b. hue, -. -
V Eiss kse cad Il has kaep, casnsr n GkaFeh
slfest 4nd Ne AsskFila an1 caaitsssee4 kailrcsd
Dspei- Hr H4n Keep oeasiaaziy hsa1 supYty -
az NOS lAEsrs. fOnas. AZ. % ne Enrat lt.hsn Acd
AnsfeAa naEoe. Az Eork exseaist - ihe eest nanas.
Gn4 3arrsascl. s~Fes--gl
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wo0E. w0oL a. 1Os.s -;
fAsH ana ne hgAsss n4r.ss fris- Ia - sod essa
" Hsshsd ueoi. -
tsi4 n p. nitAIf.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1855.
River ana steamboat New.

The river was falling -og]y at this point
last evening, with 4I2 feet water on tie
Shoals. The weather was much uiiIdcr, and
during the day there were slight raius. \
heavy rain that would wash or Ire snow,
woGid bring ihe river zap agaiu.
The Montgomery N1Hot the 2i;h INST. says:
"Immeuso rains within the past few days.
The river viii be an ocean by night, if not
eooner,"
The Rock city is the PaGncah packet to-
dav. She departs at 10 \. 81.
The Dr. E05ytsoa was taking on freight
yesterday with the intention of departing down
stream to-day. She sill take freight aud pas
sengers 10 the i0,erisq if tie stage Of water
in the river should continue az al present aud
proven; Jlat boat from coming Up.
DRY GooDs &c.--~e take pleasure In ii
recting the attention OF those who may be in
want of dress goods of any kind, or carpets,
DC. 30 Acknowledgement Of Tie Me,srs. BEECH.
These gentlemen not only have one Of the
finest store, in tie city, bat one Of the most
magnificent stocks OF Goods, and are selling
iAem at lair prices.
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PIANO FORTEs.
New Arrivals.

| AIDES tlsgani EabsoitsTei sappsrs
IL Do. finest Black KID DO:
DO. Back J. Coth Gsitsrs and C.ugrcss Roots;
WIN general Lad.cs hI. sss' and Chi
dreus Boots Sloes ard d4icrs. JOHN RAMAGE
cec24 - Cci.sa street
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AANNEU-A siiazfioa a. Eoot-serPef e. s4ss-
w nsn b aEensisna4s $40 srs ne eest o. feasr
snc-s. A&isess r. z a.. flas nAis otee"
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Corn Sacks. Cora : acks!


w have ID stoie, and regularly wing and 9
W tushel OSNABURa COkN sACK-, O. uhak &c invi
TIE attention u 81 ppers. ". o.. GORDON a co.
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ReadY.Maae Clothing. &c. &c.

As 10 selecting spectacles profess 10 know al about
havine paid particular attention that branch OF the b
ness iOr the last twenty years. J. FLOWERS
q 1877 No. ii Union IL NASHVILLE
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prAn AVN np WISE

DE Il known tbs citizens II Nashville and the balance
ID o. the Human Family, hat }. FLOWERS, No. II I'm
ion street. have just received ne Of spec
tacics, known to opticians The "COnoave Convex
GLsses-bctter known In this community BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from brazilian sand which wiling 10
sell AZ ress nsble prces, olows;
Gold Frame, slide Temples .............&i2 90
4" single e ..............-.. 10 90
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FROM WHEELING,

200 kegs a.s0l ted Nails.
The above articles received yescrday-al aud
fresh, and will be disposed Of at as0nhngy low prices
Having been purchased 40 the lowest possible figure for the
pstrts they viii q be exchanged at the lowest posi-
bic figure for the peUT-tacfn Can and for your
selves. CHURCH ANDERSON
moves Nos aud Broad ct.
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Lon RENT have for rent a splendid stand FOR =
Blacksmith, on The Murr sboro' Pike, 10 miles ron
Nashville. lmproEeIrnss, god shops fanily residence
ard all nserssAry h1es OF % acres Of cleared and
plenty Of Gre soOd. ke. Tsrms Easy. AVply 70
y a. kAALOWE. Geu1 Ar,
Iaui s. 30 II Ii-..i.rte.' .t',-.t
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SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS And JARS,

A House and Lot on McLe=aFsstarrt. ne 90
N Lo FOns I've teet AeLsnors street, and ruus az
ack ia teci fle House Is t1o ti9rE bIek, and 90
coatans Toaras hail abate sEd bscg sit1 k.chcn eat
ho1e, Ac. ftis property ic<t1d IN Tie ueEhboThood q
s4EkYnr ard h0Fth estsrn Ealfcr cPnt L 3. alfo
ths tsrss ertiou % ne siF, aad BE-
had ayoa god tsrs- Eor iaFtAsf iarnsiiaa spslF
n A. kaLG.OhE.
oSlS gsnl AL ~ n nezaieTck
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SIC % PIE notice the difference In prices Tie art-
Gle for shich you have paid fifteen dolaTs vi sell Tor ten
Those for which you have paid five, will sell sr three, in
al snting mine be the quality q Glasses
the quality Of MEAL equal, and W1rsmsusl Up superior
sEo Sd Please notice that sell Tor cash, my prices
lrEtfy. J. FLOWERS
CetIe Uniou st
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
The Steamship Ericsson.

The Ericsson is no longer an air ship but is now prol eled by steam. She made trial trip on Saturday, having Cn board some sixty gen. tlemen, representing the various commercial and manufacturing professions. Though no longer relying upon the great caloric principle of the inventor whose name she bears the Ericsson will be found to combine improvements superior to those of any other steamer
 The engines occupy space measuring only 62 by F feet, and the boilers are filled with fresh water, with apparatus for ,liStling 1000 gallons daily fires from thcsea The consump- ton of coal is reduced nearly fifty per cent. while her speed will compare with that of the fastest steamship ahoat. As a triumph of in. ventive economy, the Ericsson is in advance of the marine improvements of the age. In a passage across the Atlantic, it is estimated that she can be sailed for $4,0OO less than an ordi nary steamship.
 The underwriters rate the Ericsson the best and strongest built vessel in the United States. She Is provided with four large quarter boats, all slung and two deck boats-all of them Francis liie-boatS. In addition, she carries a fife mortar, and lines, which, in case of her being driven upon the coast, would enable her at once to communicate with the shore. The owners of the Ericsson intend to send her. as q contribution of American skill to France. She will begin, in few days, to take in freight and engage passengers for Europe Kork Mir rOr May 19.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
An Abolition Newspaper.

We wish to warn our citizens against news paper which has an increasing circulation in this State. It is the American Crusader, pub lishcd at Boston. It is a Know Nothing paper, and has many Know Nothing agents in this State It is an abolition journal, and under its guise of Know Nottingham is obtaining circula- ton throughout the south. We warn our citi- zens against its inAuence Know Nottingham is to be the means of introducing aboltionism into our very midst. Let our people look out. The following is from the Crusader:
 "When it (the know nothing organization) has reformed the naturalization laws; when it has established true and just standard of Ameri- can citizenship; when it has taught political Ro- manism its republican duties; when it embodies the crowning sentiment that to Americans be- longs America; THEN TT MAY TURN LIZ ULTIMATELY TO THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY, OR WHAT WOULD BE THE NATURAL COURSE, RESOLVE ITSELF INTO AN ANTI-SLAVERY ORGANIZA- TION."
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

existences which are the decrees of providence, and as long as shall not have fulfilled my mis- sion, l run no danger"
 The Achievements. The Russian endorsements to the number of 5O,OOO had arrived at Sebastopol.
 The Damage.
 According to the Russian accounts the allies had not destroyed single Russian battery. The Russian peasantry of the province ot Ukremi are reported to have risen ill insurrec- ton.
 Six thousand Turks have been sent to join Omer Pacha at Balaklava.
 A despatch from Vienna states that an in1pe rial decree will shortly be issued, calling out 8O,OOO men.
 The Latest.
 The very latest despatches from Sehastopol report that the French, on the 2d, advanced cautiously on the Russians, and carried the en- tile works which protected bastion Mo- 4 at the point of the bayonct. On the following day the Russians attempted to recover their lost ground. A desperate conflict ensued, but the Russians were repused.
 Departure of the Atlantic. Ne,o Fork, May 16.-The Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, sailed from this port to- day, with the mails, 2S0 odd passengers, and $l,5OOOOO in specie on freight.
 Among the passengers was eX-Presldent Fill more and several members of Congress.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

FREE NEGROES AND THE ABoL1TIoNIsTs- At meeting of the coloreI citizens recently held in New York to consider the ways and means of educating the ynung free negroes in mechanical trades, the following speech was made by onc of the colored brethren:
 MT. Meyers held that the great difficulty was Tn the want of unanimty among the color cd people. It was not the fact that colored children could learn any trade they wished- Abolltlonists and friends of the colored man. when they wanted to employ boy or a man, dld not offer nor consent to the employment of colored persons. If the colored people of the State or the nation wished to establish this school they could do so and maintain it sue ceSSfully. Since 1926 down to now, those who proieSssd to be the strongest abolitionists have refused to render the colored people anything else but sympathy; when an occasion offered, and they might render some practical service they shrunk back from the opportunity might employ a colored boy or porter or pack CT, but would ps soon put hod-carrier to the clerks desk as a colored boy ever so well edu- cated though he be-"
 After the negro is stolen from the Southerner, where he is well taken care of he is thrown of and suffered to starve out miserable existence. Such is the practice and creed of negro philan. thropy at the North. Their desire to give free dom to the slave arises from no love of the ne- gro, it is the result only of envy and hatred of the Southerner