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YauNG AmEnIc,,
Agents Wanted in every county in this adein States
To sell the above and improved
20 II \ A n ID g q RI uIII


Agents Wanted in every county this States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO an such chance TO make money viii be offered
Excusivs ssis and County privileges viii be disposed
OF on unusually lair terms BY application TO the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS.
Iosr You Corn and Cob NH unsurpassed in the In
ion and cannot be superseded by past or future in
Raiser should haye it viii crush from 10 bushels Corn
and Cob hour with horse is easily fitted up and
managed weighs $40 lbs AMI As all OF The zDii-
surfaces prevented will any farmer an Ordinary is
time. speak thus Of its durability because he q re-
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mil who
is il that wants
HILL ON TRIAL
for month and it don't give complete satisfaction to
return 1t! there be any thus disp0sed him now
will be refunded. The Cush-r attached 20 horse
water or steam which renders the convenient
Mill south Of Mason's and Dxon line. All other Irushers
now in the South require too much power will wear
out. According 70
TIE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits OF a lateral or wabblinV
are amenable 70 this grand objection and the Proprieors
DAEE dispute t. In the construction Of "fOUNG AMIR
Iessened friction and CHALLESsE the contrary
nave pr vented vabbng lateral LOton and all are
10 acknowieage IL; therefore, assert that it is
superior to any other MIL selling this Fennes-
see invention al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ana any one wanting good thing earnestly request
and order from the PrOprietors or AGENTS
A liberal discount made to dealers
j. Z. DROMGOOLF Sole Proprietor
Shelbyylle, Tenn.
g z y is
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street Na.bvf1. Me-.
facturers and General Agents. 0' N
Beaumont, Fan Co., GAINESVILLE Agents for MoB,gopsrv
County
Alb Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County
VIM. B. Hunt Salem, Agent for Franklin County Tenn
and Jackson county, Ala - -'f
James b. Vance, Casalian Springs, Agent for sumner
County 0i
J. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County
W. NJ. Rel, p. VI Rome, Agent fer smith CoBprv
y r. Aikn, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
W. T. huniey Bros, LOudOn, Agents for Fast Tenpss
see. oct l5-dEwIy
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Gov Johnson's Inaugural

Is a characteristic production. He re-en-
dorses his absurd politico-religious, converging
lines theoeratic democracy theory, and his op-
position to Colleges and the higher-order of
Institutions of learning. lie speaks of the
American party in, to him, congenia terms
in language which comes more natural to him,
apparently, than to a veritable fsh-market
hero. Among the delectable epithets which
he bestowed upon them is that of There's IN
the night"
The democratic party of the Union are under
obligations to Andrew johnson for one thing,
certain. He has done what none of their big
guns has ever before dared to undertake. He
has traced the origin of his party back to the
days of our Savior, and coolly tells the wor-
shippers at the shrine of political theocracy
that Jesus Christ was democrat, and that he
taught and practiced the principles of that
party. If he has obtained this information
through fair means-by industrious investigs-
tion-he should be rewarded by his party
But we apprehend that he predicates the state
ment upon some spiritual communications, as
he IS on the record, so placed by one of his
friends, as tavorite of the mediums. If so
1t goes for naught, for the spirits won't do to
tie TO. The people OF this country don't be-
lieve IN them.
With his characteristic determination to ere
ate and foster classes in this country, this Gov
ernor Of Tennessee, talks sneeringly of those
who have "extra learning" as if it were dis
grace in his estimation, and iatters most full
somely the common people," Who are the
common people in this country, we ask2 Who
has Gov. johnson dared TO insult by calling
them common peoplel" We ask for an ex-
PLANTATION, and when his specifications are made
we promise him that the foul SANDER will be
hurled back to the source from which il
emanated, though that source may be en- vel
oped in GubernatOrial robes There are no
common people here, sir Governor, but there
is once in the while, one that may be denomi-
mated uncommon. Who are the ariStocracy in
this country9 Those who do not vote for An
drew johnson, we are left to infer, and all ,
such, according to his dictum, are ''thieves in I,
the night" and dishonest men. /
Well, he is welcome to his opinion, and those :
who endorse his sentiments, are welcome to
the nsrrowness of soul, and the demagoguical
lttleness Of heart which such an endorsement .
implies There is virtue, intelligence, patriot
ism and liberality enough in Tennessee to con-
sign such sentiments to their proper condition
to ignominious oblivion.
We publish the inaugural as a part of the
history of the Democratic party in the State.
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TO THOSE WISHING A DESIRABLE LITTLE
COUNTRY HOME,
Within Miles Of Nashville.

PROPOSE to sell favorable terms, exchange -
L for city property, of the most pleasant coun s
try sites any where Nashville It contains so 81
acres lying within 60 yards Of the Gallan pike; has
beautiful grove running through Of about ~ richly
with blue grass and in the midst OF which is handsome
framed ten rooms The land admirably adapted
gardening and agricultural purposes and abundanty
supplied with grass require but little feed for cat
tie winter summer Through p rOn Of the land is
supplying Of good water There tire sta
bles stalls for horses, crib and buggy house.
The place reached by Of private pike, leaving
the Gaatn road Napers. An arrangement is also ef
open up road the Of the land which
good pike be constructed and reby front both
sides Of the house and a half mile town.
Refer tor. WINSTON, Mr. A. NIsoS.
oct22-d4t JAS b. RUTLAND.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know other work which, within small COM
pass web and satisfactorily present the chemical and
Physiological wonders which surround and that too in
manner SO free from techncaties tn the veriest tyrO
in the science cannot be otherwise than Interested and in
structed.
From the Utica Gazette
Much scientific Information is here presented in con-
densed and interesting FORM making volume OF high prac
teal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work the valuable that be gwen
TO the American public II should be in every family, and
in every school ana public library in the land.
From the Albany Atlas
These two volumes, which contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Whg.
1t is adsptd TO the comprehension Of the unlearned in
technical chemistry well the learned and the CO.
pies treated useful that is saying no more than
justice requires that ought to be 10 every home
in the country
From the St. Louis Intelligencer.
This work Tor the youth wen AS the grown an-ior
the scholar well the mechanic and can cordially
recommend il only in high degree valuable for its
solid instruction. but also profitable source OF enter
tainment
Fron the Louisville Courier.
There not essay in these volumes that can fail to
riyei the attention Of any fond Of reading IL Is de-
lghtful book for a Gamil, circle octt1
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

VAEU ABLE BOOKS
" T BERRY Co, have just received
l. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guzot's History OF Civilz ltion Sv.
8. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. Longnus on the Sublime. VOL
5. Dantes Divine Comedy the Inferno. pure transa
ton by Carlyle.
6. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
7. The Legislative Guide
S. Iryiug's Life Of Washington
8. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
TO- Websters Complete Works. 6y.
II. CaIhouus Works. vol
r. Napiers Battles Of the Peninsular.
49, Napoleon in Exile by O'AeaTa.
Il Lascases' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
IS. Abbott's Life Of Napoleon.
16 Srekand's Lives Of the Queens Of England. VOL
II. Lives Of the Princesses OF England.
oct 8
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From the y. Y. Day Book.
We have hesitation in prOEounciug this book superior
in pathetic Interest descriptive power and earnest whole
sOued vigOr, 10 any story recently published.
From the b, Post.
As literary work it is IA superior TO Fashion and Yam
inc. Many portions are intensely interesting.
From the Boston Olive Branch.
Many Of the laid in the humble walks Of life,
ami all tn authors fine descriptive powers brought to
bear upon them. The cOmortless room, where the girl
watcher waits for her dying AthrrwheTe they at last
in his death hour aud forever the simple but cheerful
home Of Chester the long night agony at Bellevue the sol
burial with o. ~ ho-e two lonely children for mourn
ers; and the exquisite pictures oil life at the Old Homestead
all show the tenderness Of the combined With the
skill Of the artist.
From the n. Y. Express.
The moral Of this invknratng and person can
rise peruss without being made, in the end bet
ter
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers,
oct23--d2t 126 NASSAU Street n. Y.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Third night Of the engagement OF the Distinguished
American Tragedan and Comedian Mr. James Murdoch,
who will appear in his favOrte character Of MACBETH
Lady Macbeth, Miss G. Wyette.
Wednesday Evening, Oct, "a will be acted the Shakspear
ian Tragedy of MACBETH.
TO conclude with the farce of POOR PILLICODDY.
In rehearsal swine Works Wonders, Robbers and ORA
matist"
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IUST PURI.ISIlED.
Nv he Howara A.,oeiation. Pbil,aslDAia.

by 10 hlWll4 Ha71IIaLl1ul FALIIItIPaIa
ID EPOKr oN sPERMArOR RfdsA, or seninai Weakness,
II inpotsnc, the vice q onanisn, Mzsturbaou SELF
Abae and other Diseases q Tie sexual OrEAas vi te-
q The aad d-rrpns Of Qnkck, and vanaeis
Advcs the An ctsd. hy GRO K CALHOUN. ~ y, con-
suitng surgenn q TIE Howard Association, PllsdrphA
Pa henrvolent ihstiiu ion esAbsed ~ sqcal sntos
uent o. The relief q the ck and distressed Hfcted sh
"tiruent ana Epfcmc pissassz-" copy q ne above
R~p1ri aii b. sent b. nail Ga sealed saVccPeJ ne q
ehafsr, tAs % q Two STAMPS Or postage Al
dress pr GAO. & CALHOUN Ne soush Slnth 81,
PhffadeIpbias ga. ectiI-a8n
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, October is.
Cotton is quarter Of a cent? lower. Sales Of
the day $500 bales Middling sold for 81 20 e.
NEw ORLEANS, 18th.
Cotton is active and unchanged. Sales OF the cay
, zoo bales Salss of the week, 80, 600 bales. ln-
creased receipts aOg OOO. Stock on hand ia, 0O0
Flour AND WHEAT. - The New Orleans
Delta notices an advance on the l2th, on Hour,
of 75c to 81 per barrel, and wheat about l5c
DER bushel. There are said 20 be large orders
there for both articles, for shipment 10 both
France and England.
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Extracts Of the Atlantic's Eews-The Pope and the
Irish Roman Catholic Bishops and Clergy

According to Roman and Roman Catholic cor
respondent OF the London Times, the present Pope
is determined as far as in him lies, 20 put an end
10 the interference of the Irish Roman Catholic
bishops and clergy in politics. especially the poll.
tics of agitation. This the correspondent of the
Times considers as proof of determination, on the
part Of tn Pope and his advisers, TO reduce the
Irish Roman Catholic Church to a state of more
entire obedience to the Papal See than at present
That may be the object for anything we know;
but all Protestants and good many Roman Catho
lies, will be of the opinion that the retirement of
the clergy of Ireland both Roman Catholic and
Protestant from the arena Of party politics (which
has already taken place to q considerable extent)
will be great improvement on q state Of things
which exists, did exist, in parts of Ireland
Neither is at all difficult to understand why the
present Pope and his advisers should be DESTROYS of
putting down political agitation; for they live in
terror Of their own lives from Mazzini and other
political agtators OF Italy, and naturally hate the
whole race OF agitators wherever they find them
The present position OF affairs in Europe renders
il very desirable for the Pope who is temporal
Prince az well as a Bishop, TO live on good terms
with the English Government and that circum-
stance Joined TO a horror OF political agitation,
which does not leave them an hour OF rest, are
qtGte sufficient to cause the Pope and his advisers
to lean TO the policy OF the late Dr. Murray, of
Dublin. rather than 10 that Of John Ct Tuam.-Li,-
eTpOOl Times
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His Visit to the Crimea

A letter from ST. Petersburg states that the even
ing before the Emperors departure for the South, a
grand council was held, at which it was decided to
carry on the war with the utmost energy.
The Emperor went from Moscow to Nichoaieff,
the great Russian naval depot, on the Euxine
where on the 23d nit, accompanied by the Grand
Dukes Constantine, Nicholas, and Michael, he made
an inspection of the troops Notifications, and dock
yards. The Notifications, it is stated, are to be
greatly strengthened and extended.
By telegraprah we learn that the Gar has left
Nichoaie for the Crimea, his object in proceeding
thither being doubtless to nsprit hiS forces by his
presence, and turn the tide in favor of Russia.
Various Russian and Prussan accounts state that
the is to be carried with the greatest deter
mination, and that the Crmea is to be defended to
the last extremity.
General Mouraview now in Asia, will, il is int
mated take the place of Prince Go7tschakof, who
is to become Minister of War.
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FRESH STOCK OF

COLE LEATHER TRJ INKS, %, 30 and so ill., Of Phila-
- dephia Manufacture, and the very best Ladies Travel
ing Trunks and Bonnet Boxes and large assortment Of
medium and low priced Trunks.
Leather, Waterproof, Velvet and Tapestry bags.
Ashland sole Leather Nalses.
Sole Leather Buggy Trunks aud Valises all sizes and at
every price. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct2O AZ College
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DY virtue Of decree Of the Honorable the Circuit Court
ID Of Davidson county, rendered the September Term,
1857 in Of George Morse complainant against Ma
jOr smith al Defendants VIII on SATURDAY, the LIST
day Of December next 70 public sale for cash 10 the
highest bidder the Court House door in the city Of
Nashville land described said pleading being lot in
McGavock's Addition Nashville fronting 81 feet Front
and running back 50H feet Sale within the usual
hours THOS. 7. SMILEY,
oct2O-dtd Clerk
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the throne of Prussia; and, in forwarding such
match are the parties principally concerned con-
sultng the happiness of the young Princess or the
safety honor and welfare of our Sovereign and her
dominions? q - .
In one sense however an alliance with Prussia
may be considered as step towards alliance
with Russia. The two royal families are inextrca-
bly, entwined in the bonds of relationship, OF sympa
thy, and of mutual interest: and il needs little ar
gument TO prove that the present is at any rate, an
I'll chosen time for bringing US into contact with
the courts OF ST. Petersburg, raising a suspicion
OF ITS influence over any portion of the royal family
OF England. In bumbling Russia We not only
reducing barbarous and aggressive power, but
plucking up from the very depths of the that
mighty anchor upon which all the anti popular
dynasties of Europe hope to ride out the storm of
public indignation and contempt. Why should We
place daughter of England in situation in which
devotion to her husband is treason to her county
why distract her mind between wishes for the well
fare of the family which she has left and that into
which she is to be received?
What sympathy can exist between court sup
ported Ike ours the solid basis Of popular freedom
and national respect, and a camarilla Just engaged
in the interests of foreign patron in tramping out
the last embers OF popular government which a
revolution, resisted with perfdy, yielded to with
ardce, and quelled with insoence, had LETT be-
hind it.
Sayings and Doings of the Gear Alexander.
The Emperor who has been making journey to
the South, via Moscow, has issued, through the
Governor of that place, an address to the Russian
people, in which he says
"The brave defenders of Sebastopol have done
everything possible for human power to do The
former and present unfavoTable events, accept az
the inscrutable will of Providence which visits upon
Russia heavy hours of trial. But Russia's trials
have been much heavier, and God Almighty has
always sent her his benevolent and invisible help.
Let D. therefore, now trust in Him. He will defend
Russia, the Orthodox, which has drawn the sword
for just cause.-the cause OF Christendom / am
glad TO see the incessant proofs of the readiness Of
everybody to sacrifice family, property and the last
drop of blood, for the integrity of the Empire and
the honour of the country. find comfort and
strength in these popular sentiments and aspira-
tons, and with my whole heart united with my
brave and faithful people. shall repeat, confident
of Gods help and aid the words OF Alexander the
Frist-"Where there is truth there is also God
remain your well-wisher, 49,
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nATHER An ATrRACTION:n

(kveuing sales fhis Eeekl
EN- y SHIELDS VIII sell Al auction each evening du-
ring the present seek ane collection q hooks. fine
God Watches (s warranted Gold Chains u every descrp
desirable JeseirY
Purchasers siI Be disappointed In THESE SALES.
octlT-ta BENZ. 2. SHIELDS.
K1tvate sales during the day.
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TO MERCHANTS.
SALE oF REAL ESTATE

OOK at a superior lot of BLANK BOOKS just received
Il and Tor sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
oc.20 rug
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IlFANEE "a sitaaticn a. q hook.zeeper or Sales
w msn b. gentleman uho give ths bcst u raicr-
sDe-s. Aadress - X. g., True wig O1es."
ocfs-du
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ENOR SALE-That valuable tract Of land and 49,.
delightful residence adjoining Tyree Springs EssISl
and known the ROBERTS PLACE. is offered for kasiu
sale accommodating terms. Apply to kAG@A
L. N. WILLIAMS,
oct28-dtrwkw6t IS Cherry st.
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The ATLANTIo's NEws.-The mail on Mon
day night brought US the details of the Allan
tics news. After a careful revision, we find
that our telegraphic synopsis, heretofore pub
lished, embraced all the leading points of inter-
est, aud we consequently decline republishing
the details. They confirm the announcements
that active movements were going on in the
Crimea. Prince GOrtschakoff's army was
threatened by large forces OF tho allies coming
from Eupatoria He, however, reports on the
81 of October that an Intellectual movement
had been made against his left flank The al
lied feet had sailed on a secret expedition, sup
posed 10 be either against Nicoaieff or Odessa
The position of the latter is well known. Nj
co'aieif is one of the most important fortified
towns of Southern Russia, and from its posi-
ton and nearness to the line of the Dneiper,
the great river of Southern Russia, would be
likely to become the centre of operations
should the Russians be driven from the Crimes
They were, however, making preparations to
meet the coming campaign in the Crimea with
vigor The Gar was at Odessa, whence he
had issued an address to his army. The allies
were making preparations to destroy what re-
manned of Sevastopol.
There are again rumors of trouble between
tie King of Naples and the Western powers.
King Bomba seems to have returned to his
bad practices and Russian proclivities, and
Z gland and France are again indignant. The
food question was still creating serious excite
ment among the people of France and Ger
many.
The commercial advices announce another
rise in the rate of discount by the Bank Of
England-the rate now being 81 per cent.
Consols had fallen to s7k, and the commercial
uneasiness had depressed cotton. The quota
lions for -four are about the same as reported
bv the previous arrival, but il was in better
request.
IMPORTANT ARRKsT-The New York cor
respondent of the Baltimore American, under
date Of the 18th, writes:
The United States Marshal took possession of
the ship Maury with her cargo and tackle IN suspi-
zion nj having arms and ammunition on board for
~ Russian Government The Marshal found, un-
der a quantity o. cotton, twelve large cannon, a
quantity Of powder and other ammunition: together
Si,h a npmber Of muskets It Is rumored that this
crsf was 20 have cruised under false colors in the
Atlantic. for the purpose of capturing British and
French vessels proceeding TO Europe Win 'Aiuao'e
cargoes from the United States.
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R. w. SHAFFER,
No College St, Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
DEALER in all kinds of Cabinet Furni- -------~-,
~ ture, and is receiving additional ft.s y
suppys; and having fitted myself out " - ~
with fine hearse and gentle horses, am - -
prepared furnish kind and quality Of collins on the
shortest notice, by day night.
Clocks Lamps and Grondals for SALE Mattresses CT all
kinds on hand, made TO order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and Dispatch
New and various styles Of Wardrubes cheap for cash
or good paper, at No. College street near Church.
X. w. SHAFFER,
oct24-fy By d. w. DORIS, Agent.
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MINNIE RIFLES.


FALL q CNNNENiaHAW
AVE Just received few Of be real Minnie kn-s, made
20 order 10 the IN slsh Government shsps Tbs hu<
vii shoot With accuracy 900 yards proved ~ setaA en-
pertinent before ebas0Po where ho russian soldiers nave
been killed BY them az that distance.
ADDITION 70 the Regulation Raes, p. G. have also
the minnie sporting Rifle. made Of smaller
gnage for the purpose u Beer huniiny &C Cal ana see
them a. the sign Of aTilE BIO GUN"
oct Tim Norm SIDE Pubic square.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FTNHE AMERICA will leave Paducah a GT~Sn -
for New Orleans MONDAY, EEEANFz<t45 !
29th inst $3.50 zzzs1zszz.
The DR.. ROBERTSON will leave Nashvi lie SATUR-
DAY, 27h, with freight and passengers for her Apply to
JOHNSON WEAVER or
octl9-td A. L. DAVIS, Agents.
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WHO WANTS AHOUEl

TINE subscriber offers for sale liberal terms, 60,
i FOUR COMFORTABLE RI SlDESCES ,situa- n
ted IS follows, viz 49,
One on College near the Market House. fronting E4.sA
IS feet Oh College street.
One near South Nashville Man featuring Establish
meni, fronting IS feet Chsrry street
Que the Trinity Church, fronting 80 feet High
street.
And the other the residenre Of W. N. Bbo, Esq
and fronting 100 feet Ovrron street
Any wishing 70 secure neat and pleasant home,
convenient 90 business and Od terms, would do well 70
make immediate application the property must, and will
be sold. Apply very soon, 10 w. Z MOORE,
ocu9-dlw - Public Square.
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LNOR SALE-A snan house and los spfaas @
ttrcet-pzrt u Lea No. ie6. Fos fafther paFiie ~
liars cal a. this nfhcr. csiia-u AZ