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AMERECAN R1RT.E socYrrY.

I(IBLEs and TESrAMENfs of all descriptions, from the
~ above SOCIETY may be found oeposite Al my store
send Jour orders and they shall be Allied al tow rate
s CHARLES w. SMITH,
Jylo Br II College street.
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

TItIE undersigned beg leave 10 inform their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business at No.
IS Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars hquers Wines which they offer for sale very
liberal terms. Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention to business to
merit continuance OF the same.
ap27-f L. D. GOLDBERG co.
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CIHILDREN,S PANACEA.
IF THE GREFENBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing else for the public benefit than this invaluable
Medicine, they would yet deserve the gratitude Of every
parent for the ..
CHILDREN,S PANACEA,
Which has saved the lives Of young children, and
relieved sick babies, than any other medicine ever
known. ..s
Frvm one hour old to Eve years of age, this medicine
amis DRooPIsG For Fever Teeth
ing Worms Collie Disord red Bowels, &c it never fas-
Those who have used it pronounce it 10 be o
the greatest Of blessings
Rxg- For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
my22 ALEX. Mac KENZIE.
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nraDTHIs D0CUmEur.

aeromsodAtet As have nanber 81 l@risr keErooa
uAFr&nsed 70 sais 81 No s4ls. Apply ramrds siely.
ARras RIM W. PORTER.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

oFFRR for SALE in whole in part, nv place IN Edge-
held, situated the Galatn Pike. For terms apply
the subscriber, or to Messfs. LNpsLET CKOcKglT.
mart5--tf HENRY BLOOD.
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Prom UHarrison on he Eve =

From Harrison ca The Eye " aH Ts
Persus eannss be zoo eaussoas of ey purchase
ectaeies tey are 60 &c seaght wholesale tic
ti dus ding or dossn ana such gafcFio ARTICLES can
nsl be Seo rurR Frzrrb4ted 5laksrs should
be large enough 10 cos sg ths eute eye Ths u
sraaF frans are tls cFsoas siaa4a4
f~ Mr a woala Infsrm ths EabHc fAst be en1poys 20
asents 70 sell hiscrebFEd sleeiaeez and hey oay
be obtained 81 MS OFFICE.
ovRR BgRR17s BOOKSTORE.
Ana srA renvas Asss are sssassa eu tss fsass tlu,
n Fesssonsp Js4-tf
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NAsHSuLE July II, 1858
mr. = Il seAAoSs-Sr; have been using far several
9n'na PuF oi yoar brazilian Pebble sectacles and
believing ey the Only kind have sv,r en- cspahe
Of completely restoring ysions which besn Impaired 10
s primitive perfection, take pleasure In Recommending
them TO the public. Very rssp%tffnIiy
f D. q. IOPP
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TFHE Subscriber proposes to receive limited nunlbsr OF
Pupils to instruct in all the branches OF thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every Educational Facility will be provided for the study
Of the Natural Sciences There viii be good Cheralcai
and Philosophical apparatus fine Cabinet of Minerals
and well selected brary, to which The students may, Al
all times, have free access
No Pupil under ten years of age eau be received:
The FIRST session will commence the FIRST MONDAY
in September.
Terms per session Of ave months, $40.
JOHN KIMBERLY, A. NJ.
Reference Is made to the Faculty of the University Of
North Carna; Professors Agassz Wyman and Hsrsord
of the Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge; Hon Thos
Bragg Governor of Moth Carolina; Hon Kenneth RAyner
of North Carolina
Any Communication left the Gazette Office, viii receive
attention je29-2ms
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IUST RECIVED-
j 1l5 hhds ~ o and Clarified Sugar; s4
1l5 bbs and hf bbls Reboled 50 bbs Cider Vinegar
Noiasses. 10 casks Scotch Ale; .
500 kegs Nails assorted; 50 kegs Shot and Lead,
500 coils Kentucky Rope; 100 dozen Brooms; ...
100 whole and half boxes Star 800 reams Wrapping Paper
Candles; 1OJ 2 to gallon DemIohns
25 boxes SOAP: 81 doz Painted Buckets
20 do Starch: 10 hbs Copperas; i11r
so dozen Pickles: 1NeDe0 Havans Segars;
IS bags Pepper Spice and l05,O01 American seearS'
Ginger; --s-.... !, 90
For sale by SEYMOUR FANNING CO.
je25 Corner Market and Church Streets
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sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS 6 CO.,

NEW YORK BAG MANUFACTORY.
TAM Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal, Hominy, Shot, Buck
II wheat salt, Guano AMI all other kinds of bags made
and printed 10 order by machinery with despatch Address
above, II Pfatt ST.. New Y ork.
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Rank OF NASHyII-I.E

plank CHECKS In LARGE and SMALL Books on BANK
~ OF NASHVILLE, new and superior lot for sale by
3 JezS Rue 1aa rsg CHARLES w. SMITH.
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CHATTANOOGA GAZETTE.

I'Ht5 old established paper has large and an increasep
Il circulation in lower East Tennessee, Georgia aud
North Alabama and is offered the Busnes Men of Nash
Vile one Of the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMS Terms
moderate. lfeb22-d1 r. A. PARHAM.
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vtEEEH.-Dsnsists wIIl ptSase take 80 ssu#~~=w.
a tie tAat ne andersisnsa s only i4SSl :..H
asens Ia re cisy of Nashville, Gnd ghossS ffF%$4
wshinS ear genaine Makr 81 tee a, vi pseass
make snsr puschssss Fees of hin He hAs ia Feeesse
znsbeF ssppy fn.fh tch, wikh hs Elrf sioek aAhes
Il iAfE. ana ceuEiea he has also On hAna ~ ns Den
Ia cases of Iasraenfs az corets- Acs SHea fofc~ps
PrrFes Rxesysssss narss DFas. bsaeh fies. Corran-
1 dFuns Fisas. Whezis. Ae Per sac -
- = a EfaEFCtt, lhEsasE y stftieA orE1
Whe1eaaie 9n1 ketan pFcfxtsts,
"a Csssssr eslrss as4 Enian sfsssts. NssAvls
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NAsHvLLE, July % is55.
Ne ne uneersignfd, have used some time Mr. J. H.
ssmmons Braxhian Petble speo,melss .,d have gouna
them r superior % any others We have usei We cheer
fniy rsoa1a'end fheR % the pnhsie
.lsa-t H.s-.r sr.e.. i. 49,. A. W, BCTLEa,
..E . ts Tenn. Insuran~ co1npany.
81 -' JOHN D. wINsTON, ~, n.
q tit f-...t e RoBf. GIBSON,
arl e.. &. J. CARTER,
.r-.t Proprietor u lashvilie Inn.
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CoPPER AAis Green ss,absusIBs oovpssa
" 10 stors and fsr SALE by VIZ GORDON co.
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w 0OLi Vss0L 1--we want laeoo n nashsl
- w. X. GORDON co
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EAAALA a ELO1kss
yEJE manufacturing choice article OF flour espe
w ciaiy for family use which offer to the trade oi
the liberal terms. All orders left at the office wiz NEE
prompt attention. Ijy4] g. HAMMOND oO,
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OAAs HODGE. .hkLSON Wal
HODGE & WALKER,
BARRIERS. Hair DreSsers, dc., &c.

fHGMAs EoDGR
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ssEsoOKs TKKAT ARE EsO0Exs.-
GEYKNTfsFIFk Folunes q Putnaaa'a Library a
- Choice Heading, IN Paper hldlng VI ssil les
than DC coax cnAKLEs W. sMITH.
Apri6 ErQ
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RAILROAD Connections IN CITIEs--0ue Of the most
obstinste difficulties that railroads in this country
have had to contend with, has been the absurd
policy Of cties in trying to levy tszes On trade and
travel by trsnahipment drxyaee, and compulsory
patronage of hJtels. 1t has been plain enough.
from the first, thst this policy must break down as
soon Sc competition drove railEoads to secure their
business by making transportation as simple. spee-
dy, end chesp as possible. But in the meantime, a
road may get most odious reputation, and It's tli-
siness may be fatally impaired by the difficulty of
making themforge! the annoysnces to hoh they
were subjected 10 tbs days Of i;s monopoly
We are glad 70 see the beginning tf reform in
the city Of Macon. Three important railroads ter
inmate at TINS point and they have heretofore been
iesiously kept apart, to their own great Jury and
the inconvenience ard loss of their customers, but
to the profit Of certain owners of draws, onubuses
and hotels Taey have now united in building =
common Passenger Depot for the three which is
nearly flashed Improvement in the freight ar
rangements will no doubt follow; and we may hope
the time is not far Off when produce will pass over
connected railroads without transhipment, ard will
be landed at the whsrves Of our seapo, { Char es
ton has her share to do in this work and her inter-
est is not to delay the undertaking Of it ill it Is
forced Oh her Charleston Mercury
TIE policy as well IS the honesty OF the course
advised in the foregoing extract we think unques-
tionable
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KNow.xorHrse porNes.

We ere in the way Of hearing of all the import-
ant movements Of the know-nothinga We know
their strength in the different counties of the State,
and we know the names of the members and OH
GERS, go far as they are worth knowing. Such IN
formation as is necessary to be known By the puo-
lie, we shall from time to tins lay before ous
readers.
We state. now. that the State Convention OF the
order commenced in this city last Monday Col.
GrxrRY i, recommended for Governor of course.
In the councils throughout the State the vote was
far from unanimous. Bat this election was only
held az blind snd the convention here did only
what had been determined on before Col GENTRY
announced himself q candidate The holding Of
this State Convention at all was only trick to
bind democrats bv referring them to the oaths they
had taken. The Grand Council will soon issue
book OF instructions to subordinate councils direct
ioS them how to act in the election copy Of
which We shall soon have il our possession and
we shall than be able TO fully put the people on
their guard
In the Maury Congressional District, we are IN
formed, on authority which we do not question,
that Col. MATT MARTIN is the know-nothing nom-
nee for Congress Our friends i'll that district should
act on this information, and hsrmonize, If they
can. Col MARTYR is personally very clever gen.
tleman; but we should very much dislike to be
| forced to chronicle the election Of wing know
nothing 9, the successor of GEORGE ". JoKEs, ia
district capsbls of giving more than three thou
! .and democratic majority.
We have the names Of most OF the nominees fol
the Legislature 10 Middle Tennessee. The publ
cation of these names is not ct present advieabls
We hope that the few democrats who are taking a
leading part in the organization will have theil
eve, opened to the indelble political disgrace
which must attach to their corrre, and cesas the
connection with ths conspiracy.
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in morals. h will ensct the part Of good cti-
zen by eschewing a such fellowship or association
ard abandoning the illegal enterprise.
Both these charges describe, beyond question,
the secret order known a. know nothings; and
the path of duty has, therefore been clearly laid
open before the grand juries of the country The
deprsved demagogues and disappointed party hscks
who control the members of this order may vince
and writhe in view Of the exposures aud the penal
ties to which they have voluntarily laid themselves
liable; but no amount nor manner of abuse which
they may indulge in will change the course Of the
law or the character Of the enterprise in which
they are engaged. There are worthy and to honest
men still in the order in this State, and such we
would appeal, again and again, TO come out into the
light 10 lsars the organization at once end forever
and De IS they were before Independent freesner,
responsible to no midnight association, bound by
horrid oaths, for the manner in which they shall
exercise their right. st the baot-boX. Let them
! follow tho examples Of Messrs. Leach, Hicks,
| Oantrell Tate, and others If they democrats,
/ they will be welcomed back to the fold from which,
in en- evil hour thcy have wandered; if they are
| wings, they will meet the applause of Macy OF the
| old Henry Cay wings who have preserved their
! garments against the touch even Of the corruption
Of this order; and shall be glad to have the CO.
operation and assistance Of such wings iu the con-
test now going on with this unscrupulous midnight
adversary.
The article Of faith in the Methodist Discipline
referred TO as above by the Ashville Ns;cs is ca
follows:
GAS we confess that vain and rssh swearing ID
forbidden Christian men by our Lord Jesus Christ,
| and By James His apostle, so we Judge that the
Christian religion doth not prohibit, but that msn
may swear, when tho magistrate requireth, in a
cause of faith and cnsrity. it be done according
to the prophets tsachiug-in iustice. judgment and
| truth.
zone of tho articles Of faith OF the Episcopal
ChuFch--and the Methodist Church, it 10 believed
has article Of similar import-declares that
vain and raah swearing is forbidden Christian men
| by our Lord Jesus Christ; but that a msa may
| swear when the magistrate requireth.
More sy THE EDITOR See Methodist Discp-
line, 25th article OF faith.
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FAnyxE IN NORM GxoRe1A--A correspondent
of the Dalton Times draws a distressing picture Of
the starving condition Of the poor in thst region.
More than one half OF the people ere without corn
AID money. The cry is Corn. corn, corn!-do
you know Of any corn for sale?' The answer il,
II have Travelled twsnty miles around, every way,
aud can hear of not bushe TO be had 70! love
charity or money" The poor man offers to work
day for peck Of corn to feed his wife and child
rem OF He ia turned Of with an answer, My
own family will have to suff-r if sell my corn =
Horses and mules are turned on: to perish, or live
in the woods as best they car; and hus5srdmen
that have farms and no con, will not bo able to
cultivate more land than they can tend with the
hoe The writer concludes by arguing the pre-
prety Of appealing 70 the Governors Of Tennessee
and Georga for sid.
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PREDICTIONS USFULrnLED --Corjectures made by
many people, when the Concord Railroad was in
course of construction, have proved utterly erroue
Gus. Horses instead of going into disuse, cannot
be purchased for twice the sum FOR which they were
bought sud sod fifteen years ago. The carriage
and wagon manufactures Lere, Instead Of feeling
the adverse influence it was supposed would result
from railroad conveyance and travel were never in
so prosperous condition as now. Hay and oats il
stead Of being heavy" il the market, will never
probably, again sink in price to what they fetched
about the time Of the completion Of the Concord
Road September, 1912. To crown all-the asser-
tious made by somc, that the main street Of our
city would be an excellent ana safe place for a
shooting-matcb, when the Northern Road was COM
pleet, have proved baseless dreams Of the night
- Concord IN H Statesman
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w This Kuow-No;hing organs say that one
OF the great purposes of their order is to protect
the purity Of the ballot box The following is a
practical e1emplifcation Of the manner in which
the thing is done. This is not the only case Of
the kind which has occurred in Oaio, under their
auspices:
A KSow- NoTHIyG ELECTION JUDGE N TROUBLE.
The Lorain, Ohio, Argus reports the examine
ton before ajustice of the peace, Of Simeon NJ
Crane, one OF the KnowNothing election judges
of Florence township, Erie county, on complaint
for illegally putting votes into the ballot box,
which were not received by him in the usual dis
charge Of his duty az indge of sn election held at
Birmingham, April 2, 1855; and also for corruptIy
di.chsreing his duty =. judge CT said election. The
examination lasted two days, and resulted in the
defendant being bound over, to take his t'ial for
the above charges s: the next session Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Erie county, in the SUN Of
$500
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"Lieut. Park, of the Typographical Engineers,
srrived il Los Angeles with his party last week.
He has been engaged aimee the goth December in
the survey OF the country along the coast from San
francisco to Les Angeles, with view to its FEAST
hihty for the construction of Railroad. The re-
suit OF the surveys, thus far has been highly sats-
factory. no serious obstacles having been found.
Lieut.. Park will Immediately start for the Mohav E
BY the way of the Csoh, for the purpose Of obtain
ing more thorough knowledge Of that country,
and then return to San Diegn, preparatory TO trip
acros, the country By III way of the Gila
The survey mentioned in the foregoing extract
Is for Pacific Railroad by the Southern route.
The creditors of Adams & Co. have elected
Mayor Roman, Edward Jones aud A. A Cohen as
Assignees of the estate Of Adams & Co., snd J. c
Woods.
The San francisco papers have no later news
from Oregon and Washington Territories, or the
Sandwich Islands.
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THE house and lot lately occupied by Chs les Pea
body fronting 70 feet on Market street 100 feet deep
The buildings al in good repair cost 81 600
splendid bargain be had in the purchase Of said
premises. Possession given lst January, 1885. Terms
liberal
Also, Lots ia Edgefeld, 100 feet front each; under
irlpray enlcnt-both neIT the city.
Also acres in the Buens Vista Plan Of L0ts With
elegant building site, high and healthy.
Also Lots IN McNsirys Addition. within 10 minutes
walk of tie Square; fine building s:;ss9 h beautiful
shade trees.
bargain will bsgiyea in the sale OF Of said lots
- Apply 20 D: F. WlLhlN.
I'm No 20 Cherry street
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Esprit COMMUNION: 4 Record o; Communications
from the SpiritSpherss with incoftesibe evidence Of
persOTsl identity, ard Observations and ESSAYS by
J. 3. FERGUSON Union and american Steam PIess.
This lie one Cf the most remarkable books Of the age
whether regard the nature Of the Spirit Commuuics
lions records the san.e disclosures il presents he
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the u
tue life its able snd distinguished Editor has red in its
eloquent pages It is very well adapted 70 the object bad
in view aud command extensive circulation. No
man can read without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy The rational character Of
of IT'S religion the beauty and s1blimy OF its appeals and
the honesty and tearlessness OF its author.
For sale G. the Book Stores Of the city rjani2-tf
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AND STILL TutY CoME.-We learn from the
Richmond Enquirer that Thomas S. Gholson, esq
another bright star of the late wing party has tor
maly proclaimed his opposition to the dangerous
and di"organizing objects and tendencies OF the
know nothing party. Mr.. Gholson IS a gentleman
OF great legal ability, and IS politician hes rep.
utstion commensurate with the limits OF his Statr.
Possessing as h does the confidence OF large very
large portion OF the people OF Virginia MS recent
the approaching election in that State Wdshjng-
tan Iuior
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THE WORK GOES BRAvELY oS.--From al parts Of
the country the glorious triumphs of D mocracy
come crowding upon Us. The miserable faction Of
BuntlInism is on ITS las. legs. places where one
year ago the K MS carried everything before them,
they have this year been entirely routed. Bunt
Lisnl will be kicked out Of the Old Dominion, al
cent bowling ike whipped cur, hack to us native
North. Buntlnjsm has shown It's cloven foot too
often, its doom is sealed audit will soon pass away.
Its name wi | become by-word, and future gem
crate Is will won Ter what manner OF men the K.
n 3 Uere-LOu Times
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- THOSE SETI tsF COTTAGE FIRM -
VI 7-I+pE ~, i.s, ,,a;ro5 ~ -, - ~ -=-<1S
II icbeep Also, the largest and best selection
Of Cane Seat and ohsT chairs Cane Seat and BACK
and Nurse Rockers Chilirens Chairs de- ofsred in
this market.
Also Clocks, Window Shades, Bedsteads, Tables Hat.
Racks. COmmodss, &c, &c.
PIANOS for sale rent In fact iIr7s and ashions
bic collection useful articles in line which viii B.
sold lac cash approved paper ahull offer superior
Inducements 10 purchasers who pay cash. Come and
lE Fine articles made to order All articles sold
TGnted equal to the recommendation given.
- The largest lot Of Mattresses IN the city.
apis l. II. MORTON, Union street.
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TIE notorious Dr. HIKES was examined IN LouiF.
vile on charge of swind ingand c1nnl TED 10 tHe
"csve, hsvu, failed to give bail IN sloVo Tor MS
good behavior. The doctor got up IN the cou
room and made speech, entering mo general
philippe against the New Orleans officer present
whom he charged with perseeating him through
malice, because he had invariably been a staunch
supporter in that city of Native Americans.