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Judge Totem Resigned.

The Union and american of yesterday morning
contains the following Gard from Judge A. W.
y. ToTTEN, announcing his resignation of bis
eat on the Supreme Bench:
To THE BAR AND People OF TENNEssEE;-I
conclude TO resign my position on the Bench OF the
fiupreme Court OF the State, and have forwarded
'ny resignation to the Executive.
, Five years and more have devoted to this Of
eice; and may say, have performed its duties
with dilrrgcSs mpartality, and whatever ability
,osessed. Private ans..-s now demand my atten-
ZION. The public duty will devoiSe on some other
member of the able Bar in my division OF the State,
who will be assigned 10 take position with the dis
tinguished men who remain on the Bench.
, To the profession, with whom my official rela-
hon has been most kind and agreeable, ! tender
y best wishes for its honor influence and success.
To the public am grateful for the liberal conf
kence implied in the manner ofmy re appointment
on a change of the Constitution.
JACKSON, July II, '55. A. W. o. TorTEN.
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Nail that Falsehood !

A friend residing in this city reports that Oh
Saturday he met with an anti-American docu'
ment in circulation in the GoodiettsViile as
trict. which stated, among other things that
the 'Kuow Nothings" had resolved 10 PArHoN
,sE NONE BUT MEMBERS OF THEIR OWN PARTY
The statement is fragrant and unfounded
falsehood, and is only a specimen OF the reck-
less ends to which desperate party will re-
sort. We say to our friends-Watch these
and similar incendiary documents-ezpose ana
denounce them. Our opponents have been
beaten in the argument, and are playing their
last card-deception and misrepresentation.
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RADICAL ABoLrroSIsTs" - There was
Convention recently held in Syracuse, New
You'd, OF Radical Abolitionists, /" 10 contradis-
unotion from the non extensionists. This Con-
vention passed strong resolves against the
American party as "a party occupied chiefly
with efforts 20 prevent the too rapid peOpling
Of the Free States with emigrants seeking free
institutions" There are men In the South
working side by side with these radical abo
liiionsts" in attempting 10 break down the
American party, and Andrew Johnson is at
their head.
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TuIs CONGRESSIONAL DIsTmoT.-Our ac-
counts of the canvass for Congress ia this dis
trict so uniformly aud unequivocally assure us
of Gen. zpI1IooFFERs election by handsomely
increased majority, that the fact, in our judg-
ment. admits Of no reasonable doubt or contrO-
versy. From every direction we hear that
he achieves a very decided victory over his
competitor upon the stump, and that the
masses of the people adhere to him aud his
carse with increased oordiality and strength.
We will not undertake to predict bis majority,
but we do very confidently predict his election
by a large increase upon his handsome ma
jority two years ago. Only one thing we
would say 10 our friends on this head-dont
all3 yoai selves 80 suppose him to be so strong,
and his election consequently so safe, as not to
require your active exertions. He is doing his
duty, as he always does, molly and CALAMITY.
Let us do ours in like manner, and all will DO
well.
We furthermore anticipate with entire con-
hdence considerable gain for Gentry IN eOery
county IN this district, as compared with the
result of the last election for Governor. In
Dickson, our best informed friends are conf
dent that Gentry viii gain fifty to one hun
dred votes-and the expectations of some we'll
informed friends go beyond this latter figure.
From Stewart, shrewd, experienced Judge of
elections writes that the American ticket will
most probably carry the county, which would
require gain Of 240. In Montgomery, we
know well the feeling that is awakened and
the power that is Mt work. Her gain cannot
be much less than two hundred votes-it may
be more In Robertson we expect handsome
gain--thongh onr friends have some difficulty
there on account of division among them,
10 the choice Of Representative. growing out
of the temperance question. Weyet hope it
may be adjusted. Here in old Davidson, the
"signs" are right for handsome gain, and no
mistake.
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"WuL SKBAsroroL BE CATUREDl" THE
New York Courier and Enquirer asks this
question, and replies, that nothing but q
speedy termination Of the war can prevent
the capture of Sebastopol by the Allies. The
reason given for the conclusion, is, that the
event is indispensable to snccess, and even
safety. A reason which is as strong on one
side as on the other.
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BEDFORD CouNTI.--A private letter from
Shelbyville, says:--a' Sam Is In fine health
and spirits in old Bedford, and we are deter
mined to give GKSrRY gain Of three hun
dred votes. He viii get at least fifteen or
twenty Democratic votes in this town, and no
one dare dispute ii. Men of nerve and lntelli-
gence are coming to the rescue" go, &c.
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ITO THE PUBIIc"-The Union and Anaert-
can of yesterday morning contains what 1t de-
dominates ''scorching" letter from DIR. Jas.
Franklin of Sumner, abusing the Know
Nothings." If any body is ''scorched" by it,
it will be the author himself. "Curses, like
chickens, will come home to roost, and if DR..
Franklin ever had any weight in Sumner, the
fragrant and coarse manner in which he has
written about large portion of his fellow
citizens will relieve him of It very summarily.
Out Of several similar expressions, we copy
the following as a specimen of the way he
makes what the Union and american calls
lone of the very best" ''expositions Of the
principles" of this ''modern monster"
eff influenced any man to withdraw from The
pilianors concern, am proud Of it, and would to
God that could influence every honest man 10
leave them for consider IL only f place for the
WILLIAM!
If the people Of Sumner, or OF Tennessee,
are to be driven from their honest convictions
of patriotic duty by such low-fung abuse as is
contained in this letter, and of which the
above is a small specimen, We are very much
deceived in our estimation Of their character.
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r.,. reunessee-GloriOus Prospect.

A reliable gentleman who is always wen
acquainted with the popular sentiment IN East
Tennessee, writes US a private letter from
Brownsville dated July 18th, in which he says:
ain this [sullvanl county, Gentry has mace
very favorable impression, as he has done every
where In East Tennessee that have heard from.
Re has unqusstiona5ly made votss, and staggered
many anti Americans"
A gentleman Of our acquaintance, who is
an experienced politician and a shrewd judge
Of election results, has recently travelled thro'
EsstTennessee, and conversed freely with MEM
bers of both political parties from every d'ree-
ton. with view TO forming a Judgment of
this contest; and We learn he gives, as the re-
suit of his inquiries, the decided opinion that
Gentry will come over the mountains with an
East Tennessee gain of at least ta10 thousand.
In Middle and West Tennessee all our ac-
counts continue to confirm Us in the expecta-
ton of very considerable gains.
Huzza for the glorious American cause
The prospect brightens daily.
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FLOUR Dept,
AND TOBACCO ACEN

AND TO IL \ CO ENJOY
TNHE subscriber having the Agency Of following M.-
Mitcheviie Mills, Spencer's Mills Silver SprpS Mia
Logan Mills, Nashville city Wills all Of which are iys
celebrated for their superior brands-Ui keep eon.sD
on hand a supply OF Eresh lOur. All Frur of tbs
above brands sold nv me, will be warranted Also agent
for the sale Of Corn Neal from che above Mills CIV
deaer and consumers will find it TO their interest to call
and examine m stock
ObaccO-I have now in store large quantity Of
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO which 1 am hernR 70
the trade AZ unusual low prices.
fv-A full assortment Of fresh Groceries On hand
and for sale cheap. K. c DANDY,
-. No so College street
VIl-dlm door nom Broad
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
E :.:=l s.55.Ss. 80 .sEz.za -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

ON and after sunday next, the 22d inst, Daily Pas
~ Trains viii be to and from Chattanooga,
follows
Leaves Nashville day Train, at 7S0 A. NJ, arriving at
Chattanooga at 420 p. NJ.
Leaves Nashville, night Express, at $50 P. NJ arriving
at Chattanooga at $50 A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Chattanooga, day Train at 8 IS
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville Mt p VI.
Leaves Chattanooga night Express, at $50 NJ arriving
a. Nashville at 6 81 a. NJ.
or The accommodation Train to and from Wartrace
will be discontinued a9er this date "a above.
jy2l H. l. ANDERSON, Sup't.
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E All About the War! -AT

The story of the Campaign:
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
Tent in the Crimea, by Maj e. Bruce Hamey, author
Of "Lady Lees Wdowhood"
This work is recommended the readers attention by
by the following considerations a. The arthor
comps cer Of the British army. O. He is now
gagged in the war, and has been from the first He has
already established brilliant reputation author L.
This Narrative of the War written the spot. 5
contains complete Of the the beginning
g. engtens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
~ The above, with many other books, be had
Of T0ON, NELSON & CO.,
iyl6 81 Union street.
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PROHlE.ITnN LAW

Let them and excIaim they will pass Il,
And declare drink shan get af.r.
We give them, BY way OF reply,
A shoat OF derision and laughter:
For a who TASTE kyOHs' S I4ldDDs
So deiCious and eXguisitr fnd Il,
That never could tyranny gain
The right 10 restrict OF not EEL it,
fI'HE quality # these A OMATTC sCHIFpA,,
Il SCHNAPPS Is so well known that they do MOI -
the putting that appears others do One trial = ali -
required to cn1v person Of their SUPERIOR ouait
Sold wholesale and retail b. the sole ploPrie,ors,
jys 10 Cedsr So 49,,
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A RARE CHANCE.

WILL sell exchange for city pr perty a beauti -
fn parcel Of LAND (hah heavily timbered) situated
the Gaatn Turnpike, about fifteen twenty minutes
ride rom the Court House. and containing about thirty
acres.
This presents FIVE opportunity to those desiring pleas
residence, combining retirement of The count r.
With the conyeniences - city life.
Apply TO W. R. MOORE,
Jyl7-dlw IS Public Square.
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MELANCHOLY ACADEMIA little son Of Re-
corder Fisher of Memphis, was accidently shot
on the 18th inst. by young man named Jack
son Doyle, who was shooting at mark with
a rife. The lad was about II years Of age,
aud Doyle about II,
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HARVESTING farmers Of Western New
York have just commenced to cut their wheat.
We notice statement that harvest hands are
bard to get at 80 per day.
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MOUNT OLIvET.

DERSONS DESTROYS of subscribing for stock in the Mount
Oivet Cemetery" can now have opportunity of do
ing So by calling upon LIN CROCKErr, Dr. JOHN 5.
YotNG, NELSON at City ILL., who give any nfor-
nation desired II expected that those who wish to sub
scribe will do mmt diately, only limited amount Of
stock is to he disposed Of.
jy2l-dd
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ivit-d1m


a Ii Persons Indebted to n firm OF CRAM 4 SHIP.
HEkD previous 10 the 1st o. july viii call and srt,
Their accounts her by Note Cash. Is it mnracfcabe
to give .onger CREDIT. iy.fIv
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r. c. McNAIRY g. co.

II AVE this day received per Express only six days out
i i from New ork beautiful lot Of
French wOrl ed Collars, Sleeves and Chemzettes:
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, in great variety;
Jackonet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings;
White Embroidered Muslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses, styles;
Plain, Checked and Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and ripped India Dimities;
Small Red and White Fans;
Splendid Bridal ms;
Plain Mousn De LANES and Rerages Travelling Dress
es, Pocket Handkerchief Night Caps Glove Boxes and
n:e little things tedious to mention all of which
We will sell at the lowest possible prices.
We shall receive during the coming one Of the aru-
est stocks Of English and American Cp-s brought to
this market K. O. McNAIRY & Co.,
1yI0 College street.
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AHEOTT,S NAPo.rON.

W. T. BERRY & co. have just received
THE HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
s. O. Abbott, with maps and illustrations. vols.
A L s o:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de CourciIlon. Je2S
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JEFFERSON, MADISON, JACKSON.

Tho following are the opinions of some of the
other distinguished Presidents on foreign influence:
al hope We may find some means ia future Of
4hislAins ourselves fIbm foreign influence, in whs.
lver form II may be attempted wish therewas an
I,cean Of FIRE between this and the old world"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
'Foreign Influence is a Grecian horse to the
Republic; we cannot be too careful to exclude its
entrance"
JAMES MADISON.
at is high time We should become little more
AmcrscaniEed, and instead Of feeding the paupers
and laborers of England, iced our O~n or else, in
a short time, by present policy, We shall be-
come paupers ourselves;
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS!

III ANING largely increased my supply OF Rags Nv the
II Premiums offered the past year ending Juae gOh.
am induced to offer larger Of Prsiuns for the
present year and vi paw the ab0ve premium in sus
tl0l tso toh go &C., $50 go $50 $40 and $40 10 any
ten Merchants or Prars ah0 viii deliver from this date
10 the Isl o. jay, 1870, the largest OF RAGS ths
same To he bought outside o. and BY dong business
outside OF Nashville vicinity
Will At ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY and sue a
certificate u the owner Of the received and paid for
These certificates must be KEPT and sent m on or b. FIRE next
July, so az three dsnte este merchants Of tshv Ne
make the award. The largest being entitled to
SlU1, the neAf largest 70 $50, and % down.
Merchants sending me Rags viii Pease write that may
know in whose name 10 issue the certificate. Combinations
viii not be allowed.
Wooden, Dnsey, SIX and Worst Rags are not wanted
and viii not be Included in q above
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
rags Throughout, Middle Tennesss.
B4-dtTwAwd W. :. WHITMAN.
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G. WASHINGTON.
War DEpARrMENr, Feb. 4, 1893.
Instructions of the Secretary of War TO the baspee
tor General.

Instructions of dte Secretary of War 10 the Hsspee-
tor General.
For the cavalry for the regulations, restrict the
recruiting officers TO engage none except natives
for this corps and those only who from their known
character and fidelity may be trusted.
The officers, my dear sir, whom you must
depend for the defence of this cause, distinguished
by length of service and military merit will not
submit much, il any longer, to the unnatural pro-
motion of men over them, who have nothing more
than a little plausbility, unbounded pride and am
btion. and a perseverance in the application TO
support their pretensions not to be resisted but by
uncommon frmness; men who, in the first instance,
tell you they wish fer nothing more than the honor
OF serving in 30 glorious a cause as volunteers the
next day solicit rank without pay the day follow
ing want pay advanced TO them, and in course OF q
week want farther promotion. The expedency
aud policy of the measure requires TO be consider.
ed, and whether il is consistent with Justice or
prudence to promote those military fortune hunters
at the hazard Of our army. am, SC.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.
PIcoT q sH0TwELL,
IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs OF ENGLISH. FRENCH
AND GERMAN
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
No 63 Maiden Lane New York.

NJ %
INVITE the attention Of SOUTHERN and WESTERN
MERCHANTS 70 q LARGE AND VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE.
Cutlery Of every description;
Silver Plated Ware; J4psnnery;
German Silver and Britannia Ware
Timed and EnAmeled Cooking Utensils;
BronEed, Copper and brass foods
Tea Trays Fire Irons. Tenders, Wire Covers
BronEed Candesticks, Block Tin Ware, &c, &c.
Our took comprises article In line 81 business
all 81 which viii sell % dealers az the VERY LOWEST
PRICES FOR CASH or APPROVED PAPER. Goods or
derd By letter viii Be selected with great and despatch
and pat up in the beat msnneF
PICOf eH0TwELL,
No. IS Maiden Lane New fork.
PIP sAso. manufacturers Of very superior artiee Al
Ated spoons and Forks. Jss-6n
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CEOLERA PREVENTIVE

WE Public are resp-cfl ly informed that LYONS 4 CO.
a stu ntinue selling their crt brated Cholera and
biarrhcA Prev ntiVt. from the Effects ~ which
50 many last year reaptd comfort rcef bv tie
Ca Ion, Bottle or Glass eveufives are always 5.,er
than cures We tronEy recommend all to use IT, The Poor
supplied without charge, accompanied with D. scsng
DOCTORS ceruhctte Private Families particularly should
nave bottle Of this article in the house. in emsr
gency. LYONS & CO
my1 10 C,eI,r -,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFEcE NASHVILLE GAS LIsHr COMPANY
July 9th, Is >.
DIVIDEND Of i've per cent FOR the last six months
As ms day declared payable to The Stoc holder, Of
the Nashville Gas Light Company on derrand aner tbs
'V,h INST JAS. n. KENDRICK
OII-uIm
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vA1uABIr HOUSE AND 1or Ar Aucr1oN

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
I w LII sell at public auction THURSDAY next o.
26h inst House and Lot situa ed the corner EfiI
OF Jeferon and Water street The Lot fronts 81 q .k
feet and back 81 fee and has brick house
containing two rooms tn good cellar underneath; good
garden, fruit trees and grape vines.
TEENS SALE$250 cash, balance in 70 months for ap
proved note well secured and payable in Bank.
jy24-td NJ. KLEIN.
Il. r. GLAsscoCK Auctoreer.
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WHICH:

THE RIGHT OR THE LETT
To0N NELSON CO. have just received several works.
One OF the number is
'The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits are fe-ke its sketchiugs graphic its pic
lures powerful and aim noble RirtCd Rec Nics0-
las Murray, D. D. jy16
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Ho: for Kingston Springs!

FINHE undeFsignsd hayr made an arrange A Fasz-
Il meat with Mr. Jane J. Baker, 20 run sss=,7S
. SIX pa senger omnibus % the spring. three Ak-A<-
times per week. Fare each Way, dollars Once Al The
seWanee House where SEALS De scared
The omDhus eli lave NashviIe puacs1 lv Al o'c0ck
A. n, n Tuesdays TharsdaYs, and Saturdays
Returning VII leave The Springs pu1ictsalIy Et sane
hour, on hondass " elnesiaYs and Frdfys
Careful Or good horses cnuortabe omnibuses and
dehghun plsoe d rcsot thus offered the pnble
~ Pain- si BE- pared 70 aks The "Trip pleasant and
ioain Al kings.on agreeable.
Js3t-sm Rial KREIDER
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PARTICuLAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire Interest o. ny partner
have d. runcd 10 sell Goods q les- pfoat than
have heretofore done. Il = known that keep the best
style OF Good ami hr that bouss may not be
known veFy cheap one bat all hing considered,
pledge onrselves sell Good reasonable rate aud
specuiy ak for the pAtronasr Of friends and the
nifty generally. J. H. McGILL,
iyiO Successor 90 Myers McGpi.
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HENRY CLAY.

There is en- imperative necessity for re forming
The Naturalization Laws Of the United States"
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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BAGS! BAGS!

OAUo
ON and after the 1sJ August will be able 10 furnish
" loo per day, for the pu Of holding wheat,
-four, and Persons req1rng Bags please
send in their orders at as early day as possible.
jy2t W. H GORDON co.
tYHEAE. SO. o. bushels wheat wanted, (put up
w in 2bushel Oznaburg Bags) for which will pay
cash (jy2l1 W. H. GORDUN & co.