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Interesting Phenomenon.

remarkable phenomenon occurred on Christ
mas eve at Hangehow, China. On the fifth of
the 18th month, December 240 the water in the
streams not connected with the sea, rose suddenly
at about five O'Clock in the afternoon to a consider
able height above its common level The phe-
nomenon, which is without precedent in Chinese
history, was witnessed simultaneously at Hoo
chow, Kea-hing, and Hae-ning. At Hae-ning,
the water rose three feet; at Hoo-chow, one; at
Kae-hing, between one and two feet. The water
continued in its elevated position for a garter of
an hour and Immediately subsidized. No earth
quake was felt. In the whole Of the region where
these cities are situated, constituting the part of
Chih-keang Province, north of Hau-chow bay
there are no tides. All the passages by which
the waters of the sea could enter to the east Of
Hang-chow, along the northern shore of the bay
have long been closed up to prevent an Eruption
of the ocean on the low level lands of that region
The tides that come in by the mouth of Yang.taz-
keang do not reach far as these Cities stopping
at about seventy miles from Woo-sung. The
wind was Southeast. This intelligence has been
communicated by natives of the cities mentioned.
They witnessed the phenomenon separately, and
on comparing notes found that it had taken place
at the same time in each place. Our nformants
say that it must have been caused by gravitation
of the earth perceptible. Foreign Swans will of
course trace it to the origin with earth
quakes-[North China Herald
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the estate of ThOs
IN ID. Davenport, deceased, hereby notified 10 tile
their claims, duly authenticated according 10 Law, with
The Clerk of the County Court of Lawrence county, Tenn
for pro rata distribution Of said before the 7th
day Of December 1855. they will be barred BY law
tins 9Th day OF june 1855
CALVIN l.. HERBERT,
junel0-w3m Administrator.
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IN cHANcERY AT CARTHAGE

MAY kCLES 1880
Harrison Feagans and Burr FesgsHs Mahuda PesgaDs
and others
nV motion, and il appearing 10 the Clerk and Master
that Mahuda kesgans is nonresident Of this State
therefore ordered that publication be made for 80 das
in the Union and ADlertedH, requiring the said hahuiS.S
Feasans appear at the Court House in the ovn Of Car
tage the I'd Monday in August next then and there
to Plead demur to complain anita hill, and in
default thereof the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ,S Parte as to her
A MOORE
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Attachment Notice.
7 Attachment
u.
A n W,nu

NOTICE is hereby given 10 said A. G. Wnn that an At
~ aehment has been sued out at the instance Of L.
Hammer, and levied upon bis property the 25th March
last which attachment has been returned before Josiah Fer
ris Esq., Justice OF the Peace for Davidson county, and
further proceedings therein stayed according law
the 10th day of November next at which time the said A
G. Winn is notified 10 attend at the office Of said Justice
the Court House 10 the city Of Nashville and defend the
same, il he think proper. II. II. HAMMER
myf-6m.
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The two Officers.

An officer in the British. Service, whose wit and
wickedness had rendered him the chief attraction
in the circle in which he moved on his conversion,
determined to seclaie himself, as far as possible
from the company of his old associates Among
them there was one with whom he had enjoyed an
intimate and unbroken friendship. He called on
that individual to announce the change he had I'M
dergone, and to assure him that, if for the future
their intimacy must cease, it was from no feeling
of dsrespect but simply from an alteration Ia his
religious views; at the same time intimating how
delightful it would be for both, should they ever
renew their friendship in mutual faith and hope
The friend listened with mingled astonishment and
pity to what he considered the rawlings of harm
less maniac; and after assuring him that so far as
he was concerned, these new notions would never
meet with any ungentemanly opposition, gave
HIM to understand that the future renewal of their
acquaintance, in consequence of similar change
IN him. was not only unlikely, but forever improb-
able. ~ s.-
In the course of a long conversation. the CON
Verted officer found himself unable to produce the
slightest impression; and at length he rose to take
his leave In doing so, he venturedto suggest that,
as they had spent so many happy hours together,
when their states and feelings quite eongeni-
al, he could wish their final interview marked by
something on which they both might be able to
reject with pleasure in future days. and surely so
tried and steady friend would not refuse to OBJ
lige his last request.
His proposal was prayer. Accordingly they
knet together: the one, as he afterwards told me
reluctantly submitting to what he considered
most whimsical request, the other most anxious
ly desiring the conversion of friend whom his for
mer example had helped to rain. That prayer
seemed as if it would take no denial; and while it
was ascending the answer came The triaer was
subdued upon the spot and the petitions presented
in his behalf were gracously fulfilled, that the
meeting which was intended as a final interview,
proved the commencement Of a friendship endu-
ring to eternity-F Ford
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IN CHANCExY AT CAR FHAGE-

Marley and his wife, Virginia Harley and others.
ON motion, and it appearing TO tho Clerk and Master
y that Robert Marley and WIFE, Virginia,
dents Of this State it is therefore ordered that order Of
publication be made for 80 days in the Jli0a and Ana
requiring the said Marley and wife 10 appear al the
Court House. the OF Carthage the I'd Monday
August then and there to plead demut
compartments bi and in defiut thereof said bill will
be aken for confessed and set for hearing dr 10
them. may29-lm A. MOORE. G. A NJ
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Special Divine InterpOsitiOn in Nature.

We hasten to offer one more proof of Gods mi
raculous interpostion furnished by the records of
science. 1t is the creation of man. All obser-
walton teaches US that he of the last of the
animals that was placed upon the earth. In vain
do we search through the six miles OF solid rocks
that lie piled upon one another, commencing with
the lowest for any trace of man. And it is not
till we come into the uppermOst formation, we
mean the alluvial nay, not till we get to the top
of that merely in the loose soil that is spread
the surface, that we find his bones.-And yet these
formed of the same materials as the bones of other
animals, would have been as certainly preserved
as theirs in the lower rocks, had he existed there
The conclusion is irresistible and lis acquieseed
in by all experienced biologists, that man did not
exist as a contemporary of the ANIMALS found in the
rocks. At least five vast periods Of time, with
their numerous yet distinct groups of organic be-
ings, passed over this globe before the appearance
of man. This is not dreamy hypothetical con-
clusion, but simple matter of fact which has
been scrutinized with great care, and by some III
friendly to revelation, who would gladly have found
1t otherwise But no fossil man or works of man
have been discovered below alluvum lin which we
include drift would any really scientific man
risk his reputation by maintaining the existence
of the human species earlier than the aluyial Pc
riod. --.s4
What an astonishing exhibition does this sci
eutfc fact bring before us Suppose we could
explain by chemical and organic laws, how the
inferior animals were gradually developed from
one another in the successive periods of our worlds
history. Yet here we have the phenomenon of
being introduced at once, superior somewhat in
organic structure to the other animals but raised
sa.aeasurably above them all, by his lofty intel
ectua and moral powers being, destined to
take the supreme control Of all inferior natures,
and, so far as need be, to subject them all to his
will, and in fact to convert the elements into ser
wants to do his pleasure. The anatomst can, in
deed describe his organization; the Psychologist
can point out the functions Of his organs and tie
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;-sy@ REMOVED, a.;

MI KS BECkWlTH having removed her Millinery and
WI Dress-Makng Establishment to 50, College street,
over the store OF the Messrs McLeands respectfully
hcits call from her friends and from strdAgers visiting
Nashville Employing skllful workmen and posted up
the approved modes fashionable Dress she confidently
expects to please those favOrng her with share Of their
patronage.
~ Entrance TO Rooms between Ar. AcNR-y's and the
Aessrs. McLellandz' stores.
nurI-lmdlYM
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DAVIS SWAMI,
W II d i ) A l. +. q y u y -
AUCTION ~ COMMISSION MEKCnANlS,
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville Tennessee,
TTANE store an unusually large aud select siOck
Of Groceries Liquors. Wines sc, all % tins season :
imporat0ns by the arrivals from New orleans,
Cincinnati and Pitsburg among which aie
43j hhds New Crop Sugar, Of all grades, from me-
drum very fine;
Is hIds White Chrystazed Sugar; ...
500 barrels and 5-barrris; Molasses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
so bags Old Government Java Coffee;
100 bbs Loaf Sugar all qualities;
SO bbs hest Crushed Sugar No I;
so bbs Crushed Sugar, second quality;
rs boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and BLACK Teas;
90 tierces Carolina Rice fresh
% bbls No 5 MackeTel; 5ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish, 80" hSs assorted Glassware;
i9g boxes Scotch Herringsj 500 kegs Wheeling Nails all
500 boxes W k Cheese sizes
I6n hoX.s Fox Pearl Starch; 100000 Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper 10 oOkeS Melee DO;
25 bags Spice; 40 boxes va and nv. To-
& tierce, Dutch Nader; bacco, various qualities
700 boxes Star Candies.
The above stock will be added 10 during the season by
Weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati AID Pitts
InTy nv which we intend making stock always large
ana Vel assorted and we invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville 10 give goods and prices
coreiul examination as house in the South West will
hold out greater inducements than we intend TO do
N'' W. DAVIS SWAMI.
p S-We will have regular Auction Sales every IUES-
DAY throughout the season. u. ..
isnl6-t
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r. c. M'NAIRY & CO.,

No. IS College st., Nashville, Tenn.
A RE receiving their FALL STOCK OF n W
N GOODS, to which they would respectfully invite the
attention of the public.
Enhroideries.
They have now opened for the handsomest and most
vaed assortment of Embroderes brought Nash
Vile from which the ladies would do wel to select early.
Their
Silk Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
Will surpass all previous displays. s- -"
Carpets,
In few days they will receive rich and extensive sup
ply of Carpets selected ip the East by their buyer
pTessly for this trade and which they intend TO sell
cheap as to make the interest of every one To buy
them Their stock in this department. viii be $4,000.
Also of every thing in their line Of business they will
keep constant supply Of the ssst quality at the lowest
priGe
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going nts
their New Store they selling below cost. Let all who
desire good bargains give them a CALI
auglS--tf
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GOODS SUITABLE FOR TIE SEASON.


7 UST received from New York
81 Copper and Iron Coal Scues and Vases very elegant
A large assortment of Tea Trays, various Styles
Stands for fre-irons all patterns;
Handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers
Dixon'S fine Brittana Tea Sett;
Carved Bread Trenchers and Rnivss;
Copper and Block Tin Tea Ketes:
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak do; Coffee Gcecques,
Soup Tureens and Ladies'; Coffee Urns;
Toilet Sets of Foot Tubs, Sop Jar and Water Carrier
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers Napkin Rings
Table Mats, Sugar Nippers, Cork Screws;
Lard and Oil Lamps, Iron kitchen Lamps;
Crumb Brushes, Plate Brushes, busting Brushes
Hearth Brushes and BrOoms, Feather busters;
Foot Scrapers Dog Irons, Fire Carriers;
Door Mats Of various kinds and at very low prices
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, hQny, Cocoa and Horn handles;
Beef Caryers, Bread Knives, Cooks Knives
Clothes Baskets. Market Baskets, Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets Churns, Water Cans, &c &c;
Wooden Ware of all descriptions;
Sauce Pans from half pint upwards;
Iron do lined with zinc and enameled;
Batter cake Turner'S, Egg Whips and ChuIns;
Butter Mouds Sfters, Salt Stamps; ...
Pie Plates of all patterns BatterCake Pans;
Cake Boxes Tea Canisers;
Patent and Plain Sad Irons; Toy Sad Irons;
Japanned Ware of all kind;
Nurse Lamps, complete for ladies and invalids;
Bachelors Lamps, for heating water making coffee in
three minutes; -7-
We are constantly receiving from New York accessions
to our stock of House furnishing Goods and supply al
short notice any articles not to be found in this city.
nov. Is. SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
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PUMPS! GARDEN AND FIRE ENGINES"
UST recei we'd from the manufactures OF Downs Co.
Ell and Cowing Co., large supply of
PUMPS or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
REVOLVING SPOUT ClSTERN PUMPS of all Sizes
Deep Well Pumps;
Force Pumps, with or without Air Chambers;
Brass Cylinder Pumps;
Chain Pumps, with extra Reels and Spouts;
Zinc Tubing-vsrious sizes;
Garden and Fire Engines, for the protection of private
dwellings.
All the above articles will sell for small advance
upon New York prices. -..----. -, ...
mh29 SNOW MACKENZIE & co.
CANARY AND OTHER CAGLS.-we have
~ just received large supply of
CANARY BIRD CAGES-very elegant;
Mahogany Robin and MOcking Bird Cages
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS of various patterns;
SIND SCREENS, SLFTERS, Brass and Iron Wire;
Dog Auzzles &c &c. &c.
SNOW, MACKENZIE i CO.,
mh22 IL College Street, Nashville.
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HOT AIR FURNACES.


WYE have just received from Boston supply of CHILL
w SONS FURNACES, and are prepared 10 put them
up in the best STYLE either for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings
The following some of the important improvements
attained by this inventions Purity Of air. free from the
burnt air to red hot iron furnaces powerful
ngenlent for generating heat great durability of furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings on fire IN which
theyare located, may be set in low cellars aud easily
managed.
Medal in London in 1851, having been considered in all
respects superior to the Furnaces offered from Russia,
Germany, Norway and England iH
tunes ANoW MACKENZIE & CO :
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- WELLER COOPER,
SHEET IRON and TIN PLATE WORKERS.,
JeTr No. IS Market Street,
EI At the well known stand OF Ben. S. Weler,) "a
p = sev1~ NASHVILLE, TENN, SAN
II EEP constantly hand fine assortment of TIN
IN WARE that will be made with particular reference
to The retail trade together with every variety of work
usually found in our business.
Bathing Tubs, Coffee Mills .- h
Counter Scales, Chatting Dishes
Tea Kettles, Coffee Urns
Cotton Cans-a superior article;
Ice Cream Freezers, Japanned Tin Wire;
Stew Pans, DC. .fea te..
~ Particular attention will be paid to Job Wor
which will do in none but good wOrkmanlike manner
We trust frields will tender us at least portion of
their patronage. api2-sm
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aflisttlIaneous.
Proverbs in might Thoughts. .

The "Night Thoughts" by Edward Young, con-
tain many an apt line that has "passed into
proverb." Here is budget gathered in the North
american Revie1O.
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
WYE have just received an additional supply Of the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers; Ice Picks and Malets;
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
FRUIT Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables junes SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
HNE Of the most valuable of inventions, with which
" the ironing for family be done with five cents
worth Of charcoal.
Tailors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces DC, &c;
Iron Spoons of all sizes.
june9 SNOW, MACKENZIE Il co.
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House Furnishing Goods.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-all sizes;
ID Iron do do do;
Oak buckets: Oak Well Buckets;
Painted Toy Buckets Brass Bound Water Cans
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggns;
Cedar Pals do Tubs-ali Sizes
do Keeiers-Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-all Sizes
Cropping Trays; Wooden Bowls;
Patent Spring Clott es Plus;
COmmoa do;
Marker Baskets with or without covers
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets with Wood Bottoms
Just received and for sale hY
mayl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE & co.
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ave take note of time
But from its loss ;"
That is a proverb so is the pointed declara-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22


exercising NV own judgment as TO what
company WI \" "'"' !" '"s state con.
Germ you VIII h"aNs ne paying annual In,
,tallnenls without ever RECEIVING any dNi
dends; ana alter ,h' f''n' are linshed you
nav" u" p"' nor '"' j" 'ne matter, as YOU
build 'he 'oa" ava sr' no'h'ns'
the '"v'"' '",n i a 'rU'f paving con
Germ 'h'h 'ha' 'n' h'e hn"dt"d dollar.
'h'' wv P"'' wv" "'""'ohr' above, will
nave pam ~ we expiration "l hit""n wear,
I" the STATE COMPANY a"d Tor which he to
crlV"' n''h' = WON'T GET hlm len thousand
d"'''f' worm oi pan stock I" th" PasiHs
foaf' which, VII pay INN hnndsom.l, in
L." Gnu
me '"'ethof SAYS, the State NAV well
shofd TO carry out general sys,rm 81 i'm
Po'en'eh's IN thls manner, even il IN III.
aggregate 'hey never pay more than tn.
cost q" ,"'" repairs ana OF operating them;
''f '"' STATE IS compensated bs the Increase
% us P"P"'an"n' Nc Vow. sir, ! do no,
n.'f,e 'hete 'sa man IN the State, escer,
w rea'e h''nsrIL who Is willing to be
INV" !" P"P''"'' IN" state ]. Tor one.
came to Texas at time when. to use a low
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,,n great CONSTITUTIONS, victor, aud po'-
rnNuI, irsI,ni over ,h, ,r.nnpl Of G,rd
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! be- cou-rNaut" meu. tur homes. Wtip's
f"d i1'"d' "' u' .''" nave ''''''' "''N''
"'' ~ INV
i"" about "nPude"'e ofHA. n 'areo
lmpudeuce after that And vet there ate
men who believe that Preaiire il A huh,
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The snbianed extract i- from leading
article Ia the Galveston News. We are
vl,d 10 zee the editor Of that paper. who
hn, been hitherto strenuous advocate OF
The State system" disposed to relinqulsh
It. aud give hs efficient aid Ia establishing
sale aud ppcu,al plan OF internal I'M
provemenis through the agency of lncorpo'
rated compauie. he friends Of the state
system ought long since to have known
that the scheme proposed bs them ''as IN
popular; and. If they indulsed the hope %
II. ultimate adoption. there J., now 30 rea'
son for them 20 cheHsh longer such de-
sion. Their scheme hiss been presented
w,th all the attractions which the most tai
ented and a.iute minds IN the state have
been able to deck i Il has been defended
by an ARA, of argument which has ex
hau.ted he subject And yet, with all this,
the people OF tho state ate, to-day. AS
strenuous, opposed 10 the system Ms they
were twelve months ago. We do no, be-
heve th,t, on tes' question. twenty men
could be tound IN the Leg slatore who
would be willing to SANCTION thus scheme.
IN vie ~ Of this state Of things, the friends
Of the =, stem ought at once aud forever to
telnani,n IT., discussion, aud to lead their
AID IA the adoption os apollct, which, while
1t may give rs, q, speedily as practicable,
the internal Improvement. demand to de
yelope the tesotces ol the State. TO invite
population. and to give us the necessary
commercial facilities. vii a, the same time
be- attended with the necessary safeguards
liu, to The exlfsct from thr News:
The hll proposed by Nj Palmer. To-
aid ratltott companies b. til" Ian oi five
o. .is thou.aui dnl!ar. per null ior every
mule bulr. ,pl,meui To be With ld MI after
the completion # hHN nudes = vrtN
important m-a.Gr.. Onr own prei,,cnc,
his often been expressed 10 aver Of H.,
STAT. plan. but Ne ntse M,o repeatedly
.aid hat, It r.,t plan cuuld l"i be- adapted
uudrr 80 the restrictions and Limitation.
proposed b, the Dugefuof. 4,e should then
advocate the Corporate plan. II Il could hc
f.jured To- som" -,stesu. provided the STAT,
rould be- ampl, protected against impo.l.
uou 'run WORTHLESS. corFotttot.. whose ouh
object d. To- speculate on our public Ia d..
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ted TO advance the prosperity OF the state
--reserving to myself. a. all times. that
freedom Of thought aud action which be-
long to an Independent co otdinAie branch
Of the Government, To such ensc,mer,s
40 may have my considerations concurrence,
shall givs my prompt approval 10 such
40 ma, differ with the sense VI the Logs
I.,ive department upon. | shall not, under
a solemn sense ot the ohhgsuous due 70
the Constitution and ms constituents hosts
tate to assume Whatever responsibility |
may incur in Withholding my approval.
Induleing the hope that 10 such diiefeue"
Of opinion may arise. cherish sne earnest
expectation aud desire that Won NAV, 10
harmony aud good feeling. enter 90 the
high duties Of legislaiing for generous
people TINT your labofs may coudace to
the public welfare, aud secure 90 yourselves
the continued cont fence ot those who
have 50 honorod you-.ihnt YOU mrl attain
an early contamination OF your legislative
labofs--In health fetarring 10 approving
friends. aud to the happiness Of domestic
lie.
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IMPORTANT SALrs Persons desroa. OF
purchasing a valuable plantation. ought
not t. oys. look tue Advertisement al the
ldnln.trat,ts sale of the v,lua''le iartn
brlora,.g 20 the estate of D X ii.htr, dr
crasej lht- J., asa rrrilrrt place. aud
the rl'oe tx fef BE- pay m'uts b. 'uch 81.
20 giso Az, or" WHO ic.p"s 10 obtain H.,
au olpo,lu,it, O. get IT, sale hr,I lurs
da, IA jaaua,y
o. the same day. yju,Ll, rrpcts =
iaod Le}png t. t.e..iar. OF Jo,eph u ID.
deceased, -no,ied 10 m,ies lrom MARSHALL,
N,ii be sold