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Carey q kili,0Hrne.

nIRECT Importers and Dealers II China
~ Glass, ana Queensware, have iustrece,ved
per Ocean Steamer, Geo. feahodv. SateRt4. IRE
crates Of We'll assorted Crockerg. ware, which
they oGarto CouHty Dealers at very love Prices.
They also have in store for the CITY trade.
Dlnner and Tea sets China and Emthen- ware
complete, stand LamYs slde lamps hanging
Laups CA4------l7-rs, Globes, ana Chimue, s.
] had-bufniag Lamps Lanterns, L .5kipg-gIasseS.
IuAblers, Moiasses Cans Jars, Brutania.ware.
ana a large atd ~eil selertsd l0' or wall nager:
all Of which iAey offer 70 tAe C8y trade lon.
Keol ok. Jan. !, ls55 IVA
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GGSSaESEEs. AYEYTsH &, e0.
W holrsaie Grocers, dealers Ir Tennessee sron. n
Eofwardiaa ard Commission Merchants,

lofwardiag ard Com saion Merchants,
aos - AID IS. Lftes,
A Pr now reCrivgug the fuH q wing. cemp}ttipe
a hris spius stneh. which th,g otier s. lie trade
az very i - rates They wi 90 Justice Id Gny or.
GERS th' nlas be lateIei wtEh
ioo hhds y q SUGAR. - nests tubs,
30 ibis NelcAer's cifl, 10 du4 til haclets.
rs :. Loaf ana shed 40 dok zinc wsshboarda.
lpo g molasSsa, 70 boxes q .hcs pms,
% g plantation 90 coils aabitIa rope,
80 nelehers 5 II & 70 inte
gcldea sy ron, ~ dog htnranA gges bed
30 plss hi bill s. kes do cords,
goo sacAs Rin aitee. 500 boxes wind4w eInss.
~ pock'is Did aov dataGO asst Sizes & brands,
3eukegsn ails.asgt sizes. 20 baNes tmb.ers,
20 boHes sogn. 30 tye fts III "A 3 Qt FAST
10 do star candles, 5ckF8neg Il Ic8sas Mir.
40 DO IA u.4 do casg primo mal4ef,
rs hf cheats teas, asst, Abls alum,
so xes do % {" cappnfas,
Io0tTs shown gteh8cco 10 seeks pepper,
Vafi7us h@nds, Is space,
20 bXs cut chewing and 80 boxes sTA'. pcQper and
AtaaAtaR 4ta plaentt,
b n sgs4a 4ad principe bales cloves,
eEarg. & case nutmeg,
IL brxeE Cl.h- A-Sas- q ette4-- 5r--rr7rr
200 bu prime ~. Apples 2S dez yeast pa'vderf,
zoe hu prime ID Feagises, so ha G4fi siudg nuts,
co PEGS sale atua, bbis, 90 ou {. esh pea ants,
boxes, kegs, be bales cotton hnttng,
rs kegs 5 sGda, 80 candle vlek,
$50 lhls wraps paper, - bags Cotton yarn,
100 realms let n cap 10 80 = c0io2ed aa ). hits
20 qhesl z a 3 saat keEe cafnet cEaiu.
ttuIps Sc ileli, 80 bales vfaprirg tvne
so bxs smnltea Ecrrirg 80 boxes ST. La4is stsfsH
cases sa.dines, 20 STARCH,
~ iefces t.ce, 30 doz THONGS d sters
rs bills tar fco boxes canay
I" iea & rosin 200 kegs ride ara min1ag
% txs "a raisins, powder,
80 ht aA3 ~ ssAs do 1876 dgz wood buckets,
ease ptuaes ~ boxes, %o,C0y feet fuse
y boxes ctIan, ~ csses Ii and III - can.
39h tfumt fe tstfr powder,
n bhla Dayton &c fresh Toe bcXes matches,
- tnxes mstara. tu BOXES iuk,
Sc ssia Atai n, = 9 aass SLOT, All sizes,
81 d0E Blooms, t10s tar sesa
aon us urec n .ssiue, 200 = e ca.s,
~ tsXsa tHes. iUa 81 Rad4r lf0lf 10
- beis ctac&sgs,
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Rankin & Miller

II AVE made arrangements at Washington
Ill City, be which they can speedily procure
Lard Warrants under the law Of lsa5.
All persons who have served IN ans Of tha
wars 81 the United States are entitled 10 1863
acres. Ia case OF aeeease of persons who actu-
ally served, the widows and heirs are entitled.
No charge unless successful
ndice over Parsons Bank, heokui / wa
March 81, 1856. d14 3m
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FN3X ~ now receiving, IL addition 10 ar pres
N" NJ A9ock Of Iron and BisGkAaiith Tools, di-
&O0 ~ manufacturers, 90 tons assorted ST,
- - Ifdn, on which viii be able to give our
o1e1onox0 the benefit OF the recent decline IN the
Matoot@ 40 - slabs assorted sizes rlow Steel
~ 0foA - ettentisn OF dc alers ard blatksmiths
A~is Gnoc1o1@1 1sellng desirous Of enlarging this
bsench o. DUx bsinsss, aie prepared to Offer the
nooeseuel tnlucame nts Customers to accomplish
- 60 Il CONNABLE, sMYIH a co.
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FLOWS AND WAGONS
TAYLOR & MCKEE

Successors OF Newton IL Stephens
CORNER OF NJ AIN AND 18th STREETS
Ka0kus, IOWA.
Nf HERE they keep constantly on hand all
w kinds OF Pows, Wagons and Carriages,
made IN the best style and out Of the best quality
OF materials. Wholesale and retail.
TAYLOR & MCKEE.
March Ii, 1855. d&wtf
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SUMMER.

dozen Caps iast re- 6srN
l. celrsd, all styles qualities aud prices 6k&Sa
for sale cheap at SHELDONsS HAT STORE.
APRIL 90 fss5
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10 aIae Public.

TIL undersigned proposes ~ DO Carpenters
aud Jonsrs Work OF every description, and
will tone contracts iar hul3itg houses from the
ground upwards and fash aud furnish materials
and deliver the keys a. IN any way as per con-
tract. and Of tie quality and architectural stg!e
agreed upon, am q the lime specified Can be
seen It ms shop % Office ou Fulton Street. be-
tween Second aus Third. p. ElcHKR
Contractor and House Builder
RfrEnTNcEs Mr.. ], Is. Graham, Taos N
Glasa'i. Esqa Geo &. Dixon, Esq, Rev " Ia.
III. Williams
kanL.tk a..rl % 1e4, \
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Dissolution OF Co. Partnership,

THE copartnership heretofore exlsting be-
tween K. J. w. Wilsey Il. Whey
having purchased the entire Interest Of ]. w
Ni'sey Will continue me business In al Its
branchss with largely increased facilities ]. W.
Wiser Will still eoptlnue rl the house during
ihe absence Of r. Filsey east.
II. WILSEY
III T. w. WIISEY
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SAVE TIE plFc re

HQoaSON's Diamond Cement will stick tAe n
Is together sothatthey VA stay and ne inistske
Cell r. AlRES' coruef y Liird aad Main stress,
an fet Vote Inly = l&wl
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I NPAkALLELEp Rush Or Lite Of 2. u.
u Barnnm BY himself
Ida May. f}J Mary suglon
Ten Nights IN q Bar Ro6fn PY T s Arthur
a Book Of suepeesipg interest lda Norman
Nv Mrs Lincoln Phelps, of Pafapsco Institute.
Maryland. At GRAHAM K CAVES.
Jan /, 1855. ad Street.
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3 POI II q I - u 81
4. " LlNFRaran.

1 AFhfEat II watches, Clocks Fancy and Narie.
IL Is Goods, Mnsical instruments, ead Toye :
III kiud. watches. Clocks ara jcWelFy repa4tsy..
Ole Gold and silve bought Man street betewecn
Fourth and Fifth Keukuk Ioga gmar.2at53.d
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~ tycnFs a@D JEwrfpY

of every description | haee, pew or haoa, which
am easb'el q sell i5weF fyan 81 Louis ntlces.
Also. haglHs been PRACTICAL matchmaker for
. uunbeg of .ears, ieel confident Of giviug sat-
ls,aclioa. az gard. watches ,eff nv care.
JULES GEISER.
keoIah, Jtu III 1885.
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md
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANK BOOKS made aud ruled to any required
- patterns--Court Records, 1uatsces' noekets
ASSESSORS Hooks, Poll Books, Nc, NC, furnish ii
ell az short office.
~ Old Books, Magazines, NugIc3 u ~, bound
or .touns n any style desired.
~ Big ntadegy willbe found on elaln, between
second aud IDlrd streets, sign or the aBio
B9Ohso ISAAC N. FIERCE.
Jan ge, lSbs.-dEw
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NEcE&enny & Runner
House asd E44ss for sale

OFFER for sale the House and Lot where J
L now reside, 90 Blondeau, near the cotner of
Second Street, BOT >, Bsocs III. Terms Ia Il
q sons wishing u purchase, an cal and exam.
~ The premises,
0ct II. l854-,f A. +. CHANnI FR.
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\ NEW SIMPLY o. blaeis silk Mits. lSag abd
~ short, half AngeFs and 40 fingers Just 9
celved e FOSIEB8
july -. -. d&w
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A eaA dies and Harness.

- ~a.k NHuIAsALT AND RgTAfI.
- - l.. H. TURNER has purchased
the entire stock OF s y. Cool
e 81, rich 4 Co. and III carry on the
= businfss Of saddle and harness
-. making in all It's branches Al the
Shop Formerly occupied BY = C. Tfiiable, No Sc
k4ain Street
= His Ytpck censists Of tia hsst material 10 he
ss2d mfhe Cine innais market and he can Offer
fnddetfnests 10 Che trade either al wholesale or
etsiA
- WHIPS.
HshAs also every style Of whips, which can
11had Il wholesale lover than anywhere else
AZ city.
PNtlcuh Intention givento RfrAiarNG. Job
7ll bsdbn the shortest notice, and in COOS
kyh.
pDcksk, Feb IS, 1855, dssIy.
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j. Fl. HODGES,
Horses Wanted !!

nNE hundred good horses for use OF n
~ Government wanted INN ediateTy, for 2a16l
which the highest cash price will be paid. -4--2S
We have on hand three spans of farm horses
ana one par OF blood bar mares which we will sci
GAear ncAkE 4 1iABERMAN.
Mai .h 20; isSs. cnx2a
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HArR uREssyrr sALCcrs
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
CORNER JOHNSON AND SECOND STREETS,
kEOkJK.


fsgssss7 THIS House, having been leased BY the
EstiI undersignea, has cen extensively re-
-k4l-1A pairc4, aud thoroughly renovated from
Top q bottom, II Is eligibly situated, and Is
prcgidad WITH aIl TIE necessary arrangements for
q first rate Hotel fhe design Of tie proprietor
Is = make i The banner Hotel Of Ke6kuk, saa
no palns o. expense viii be sparad 10 accomplish
that aAiert.
ca Baggage taken TO and fop, the House
free of chaFgs. GE0. RUSSELL.
heokak, July n VI. -dtf
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A. nEINIcKE CO. I'M. EsTEL "a co.
NO. ass Broadway, No 10 mark ST.
The above houses wouid respectfully call the at
i tention OF the public 10 their complete assort-
neat of the latest styles OF goods their store,
which, for the accommodation of their CT toner is,
they offer In the above mentioned places, as surng
the pubic that their stnck cannot be exCelied IN
regard to prices and completeness. Assorted
Crates for Country Merchants kept constantly en
hand. Particular attention paid 10 packing.
March -, 1855. 2m3&w
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c. o3HRTop,

II EEPS stack ofraHlIy arQeerIes. avarietyo
II Toys, Az an assortment 1r TuIeal Instri-
n~nts, lei s-'e on Main street, belgosn second
ahd THU tAaf9s'88
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snaperiant 10 I5uiiders

inipertunt TO Binders
fIiHE Model Architect, a series of original de-
L signs for cottn~es, villas suburb al residences
&C., accompanied BY explanations and estimates
GRAHAM & CAVE.
Anil 2f
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\ BkaNCfi Of The Mercantile College OF
Z Pennsy lvanla--ineerpo by the ..egs-
fa'aFe Of that State viii perpetual charter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-05
IErrER FaoM GOV. JOS.

Gov. JoNEs, IN the letter to a friend in Wilson
county which occupies 50 large portion Of Our
spsce to-day. arrives at correct conclusion in rc-
lstion to know-potLingism. He makes some ae-
missions in the Grst part Of his letter which OF
conrse we cannot endorse; but, as he lands right
we do not quarrel with these admissions. We say
now. as we have frequently said before, that the
naturalization laws Of this country are lar SUBJECTS
OF discussion, and should be amended aud chsngeu
when they need it We say farther that the nc
man Catholic religion may properly be discussed IN
the pulpit, and opposed by Protestants IN the old
Protestant fashion Of free debate. But we say
that secret oalh-bound political organizations are
never necessary ia a free Government, and are an
infinitely greater evil and danger than anything
they propose to correct. They are subverslve o
rec thought, free speech, free conscience, and {
free press They subject the policy o. the country
to the control of mobs, and organize violence II
this conclusion Gov. JONES seems to arrive, ant
that conclusion il the important point 10 the letter
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HAMEhIcAys MUST RULE AMERICA

Wehad on Saturday night, for the first time in
ts city, an illustration Of this sentiment as used by
the know nothings. A democratic meeting was
called to nee. on Broad steet. This meeting was
constantly interrupted and the voices Of the speak
ers nearly drowned, by know nohings, who had
congregated for the purpose. We have heard of
such things elsewhere, but really hoped that here
we were 10 be exempt from such manifestations.
We were mistaken. The democracy here are sub
ect to the same insults which the opponents of the
dark lantern party have met with elsewhere. They
must hereafter abandon the right to meet in public
to express their sentiments, or must DO it at the
hazard Of insult and outrage.
The know nothing organic ltion is such that lis
members can, in city, be rallied at an hours notice
A right angle triangular piece Of paper red IN
color, sviR signify suspected dmger." Such pieces
of paper droppea about the streets rally the know
nothings of city to interrupt democratic meetings
aud insult democratic speakers. We have no doubt
that the interruption on Saturday night was con
certed and organized attempt to break up the dem
ocratic meeting, ordered and managed by the know
nothing councils.
We expect nothing better, because the same
scenes have been enacted every where else where
this secret organization has been instituted
Mobs and violence have invariably followed in its
train. From the destruction Of ballot boxes il
Cincinnati to the insulting of unprotected females
in Massachusetts, no single possible outrage has
failed to be perpeirated. The people Of this city
had an illustration Saturday night Of wba
sort Of men these "deeadeys Of PrOtestantismF
are composed, and 10 what means they resort t.
stife free speech and free thought Let the PEG
PIE place them iu power and all the horrors OF the
Jtc1bin elnbs OF Paris will be re.enscted.
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HoUsEHoLD WoRDs-The June No. of the re-
print of DICKENS Household Words isreceived. We
have SO often spoken Of this work that it is only
necessary to remind our readers that it is published
by DIX 4 EDWARDS, 10 Park Place, New York, at
So per year. The same firm publish Putnam
Monthly, at Sc per year. The two works together
are furnished at So per year.
The following is the table of contests of Horse
hold Words for June:
l. Prostitution Homes. > A Set of Odd Eel
lows 3. The Chinaman's Parson /. Honor. !.
Bright Chantclcer &. A Very Little Town, :.
Starvation of an Alderman. s. Genuine Coffee
No aduteraton. O. Sister Rose, in Seven Chan.
ters. 10. The Camel Troop Contingent IL. The
Unknown Grave. y. More Children of the Gar
l3. Misprints. IA. Birthdays. 10. Fencing with
Humanity. 10. Sister Rose-continued. Il.
Electric Light IS. False Genius. 10. Col.
Grunpeck and Mr.. Parkinson. 20 The Chinese
Postman 81 Passing Faces. %. The Thousand
and Oae Humbugs. %. Sister Rose-continued.
"a. The Flowers Petition. %. The Soldier s
Wife. &c. Gambling. 81. Nothing like Russia
Leather.
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OUR CORRESPOND
SULPICIUS.

ABINGDON, Va, May 80, 1856.
DEAR SIRx-I send you the official vote of the
county, (Washington) The Kaow Nothings claimed
the county by 100 or 200 majority, (vde letters
to Richmond Wing and statements here:) you will
see their strength ie short 1900 votes of the
statements made.
Mr.. WISE gets majority in this, the 18th Con-
gressional district of about 300 votes Johnson s
majority four years ago Cast Governors election)
was only about 800 votes; and where the Know
Nothings boosted of carrying the district
McMULLEN, for Congress- about $500 to 5000
majority, the X. Ms promising to defeat him by
600.
TATE for Senate, $40 majority, when he was to
have been defeated by from $50 to 500 votes.
Mr. WIsEs msjority in about 100 counties heard
from is upwards of 1000.
The Legislature will be very largely Democratic,
too large.
All glory to the champions of "FrfedOna Of Con-
science, Freedom Of .Speech, and Freedom Of the
Press"
Ask Tennessee to do as Virginia has done, re-
pudiste this miserable midnight society and be Free
Men"
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when il comes. Il you saved you must save
yourselves 10 trust TO Wings, Democrats or Know
Nothiugs as psrty Is the widest fancy and in the
eni will prove the most IA al de'u ion. There 9
am hapay to know, aud am glad to acknowi-
edge, many sound, national con .eryative, constiiu.
tional al the North who belong to each and
Of these parties, but they are not united, have
no concent,ai lon OF action and never can Lave as
long we ours, Ives divided Ii was but the
other day that the Totes of defiance were sounded
in our ears vi the boidest arrogance. senator
(Mr. VII oI) from Massachusetts, addressing an
audience IN N-w York makes proclamation 10 GIL
Wings, Democrats and Know Nothi gs " nat
saws the Uhed States Senator, once wing, now
Know Nothing? He would say to them: resolve
to write ii on your door-posts, proclaim IL az tne
rising of the sun and at the going down OF the
same-and in the broad light of noon-that tne
day when any party in America, De that party
Wing, Democrat, or American, lifts Its nnSer 10
crush the ahu Slavery movement, repress Inc anu
Slavery sentiment, prescribe anti-SiaVery men
| it surely shall begin to die.
| In the same speech Il admire his boldness anu
| frankness, he notifies the South that tney-tne
| Abotonists Of the North-have the power ana
mean to exercise it First, they intend to ABOLISH
Slavery in tie District of Columbia. Second, to
abolish Slavery in all the Territories OF the United
States; Third, repeal of the act of 1897, promo
itng the domestic slave trade; Fourth, an uIcon-
ditional repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law; Fnth
| Kansas shall never enter this Union as slave
State: Finally, 1--WE intend to wipe out Oh the
| Constitution aud statute books every law WHICH
| makes any distinction on account OF color
Is there depth of infamy beyond this Gar
impudence, ignorance, or fanatclsn 60 oeyono
this !? 1t seems to me his cup of seli-degradatior
must be full
All distinctions on account of color are to bt
abolished-houors aud offices, political, personal
and secret are to be accorded alike to all A col
ored President, Chief Justice, Foreign Minister
Heads of Departments and Senators! Is not th'
public sense shocked at su,h impudence? Witt
such sentiments as these proclaimed from such
source, is it not strange that not one feeling o
loathing or alarm seems to BE- awakened 10 all thu
South? Such apathy portends no good to tn
South. Wien the eager race OF personal promo
ton is run we may awake, when 1t is too late t.
avert the danger that impends US now. Whel
| these threatened ends shall come upon US, as 500
they must, and will (unless awed by bold, timely
and energetic effort let not the people OF Iennes
see say they were not warned.
"-Shake not thy CORY locks at me
Thou taas't not say did It,
With grateful appreciation Of your friendship
Tam dear SIR Your friend and servant
, JAMES G. JONES.
Cant. Jonx H. DRAKE, Lebanon, Tenn.
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A. MCDONALD. TIC.
PUBLIC SALE OF

MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS
ON WEDNESDAY, June 18th, on the premises, about
two miles from Nashville, on the lnusvi;e branch
Turnpike, will sell FIVE OF the most beautiful bulldng
Lots in the vicinity Nashville These lots contain from
81 to IL acres each and ront the Louisville Branch
Pike, Immediately opposite the magnificent country sea-
Of Capt W. B. Walton We most earnestly cat publc
only unsurpassed Building sites but more Than ball OF
them are ihicky tmbered with the handsomest forest
trees Terms of saleA long credit oil and years,
for not. bearing interest with satisfactory securypay
able in bank and lien retained, Nevl on the same
day sell beautiful acre timber ed lot the Brick Church
Pike, about a miles from the CITY Ouinlbusses VIII
leave the Public Square at "a O'Clock, A. NJ. day Of
sale We will gladly show this beautiful property 10 all
who will call us. J. l.. * K. W BROWN,
d. TRIGG, Auctioneer. AZ Cherry Street
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