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THE NEW EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

An American gentleman, who has the entres at
the Court OF St Petersburg, writes in these terms to
a friend in New York, largely interested 10 steam
machnery:-"Do not believe that the Emperor
Alexander is ofany softer material than his father
Nicholas, or that he will let England and France
off before he has taken the starch out of them
He either has repeated or very soon will repeat
plainly the offer his father made to our government.
He will give the United States the whole of Rn.
sian America (Which carries with it immense whale
fisheries and the unlimited control Of the Pacific
COAST for the privilege of buying and fitting out
steamships and privateers in our ports As it is
now known in Russia that English agents have
been permitted to recruit for the Crimean army in
New York, thu Allies cannot complain if the Anne
rican cabinet accepts this fine offer. In case it
does thirty millions of dollars will be spent among
our laborers and mechanics by the Russians, and
our clipper built ships will find prompt MARKET
Alexander speaks English like one born to it. and
keeps the run of American papers with surprising
accuracy. Soon after his accession he said to a
party of Americans who were presented to him,
"Our countries have at heart one interest in COM
mon-to cure England of her mania for giving the
law to other nations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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QUEBEc, Feb 7th 1854
Nssvs B. a. FainsssocE q Go.
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GooD IDEA.-The democrats near Port Royal
are TO have celebration on she 4th of July.
Speakers have been engaged, among the number
are T. L. YANcr, G. G. PoISDExrER, and L. A.
WRArnERFoRD. If the democracy throughout the
State would follow suit and have batbscues and
speaking, we would have nothing to fear from
know nothingism. The democracy have every
thing to gain by discussion. Let the light Of truth
fall upon this hideous concern, and it will vanish
into thin air.
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An EprroR's Ows misunderstanding {

An EDrroR's Own notwithstanding to the
Princeton Kentuckan, the following is recipe for
the exclusive drink of McGoodwin til magnificent
" funny editor of the Paducsh American:
Take one pint good whisky, stir in we'll one
spoonful of whisky, then add another pint of whis-
ky, beat carefully with spoon, and keep pouring
in whisky. Fill large bowl with water, and
make the servant set ii out of your reach. Take
asrnsT tumbler, pour 10 two speonsfull Of water
pour out the water and gil up with whisky to your
taste,
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THE POETRY OF PHYsIC--poses have always been
associated in minds with wry fsces and medicine has
seemed from the days Of childhood. another word for
nausea and disgust It's remedies the worst part Of
Sickness and pain not so hard 10 bear the revolving
poions compelled to swallow for its relief Dr.
Ayers preparation heralds another His Cherry Pee
ordl is like honey the tongue and healing balm on the
stomach. His Pills Try them-they are sweet morseis
to the TASTE and glide over palate but their
energy although wrapped up is there aud strikes with
telling force to the very foundations Of disease ne
matt Citizen, o. r.. -.s.,-. ,s-.rr
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TOON NELSON CO. Al Union street. have just received
Sermons Of I. S. Spencer, D. D.
Author of "a Pastors Sketches, with sfeteh Oh ms
lfe by Rev. J NJ. Sherwood, -
'The late DIR. Spencer model of devotedness.
piety zeal and success in the pastoral office. As a
preacher h for the copousness and weight
Of his matter rather than for any graces or OF his
manner. His originality of mind prevented him
FROM bting the serve eopyist OF OheSprevented hip
from following The beaten track in his expositioDof
familiar truths Ee presented old subjects in new aspects
The memoir in this volume presents luminous and
deeply interesting view Of his life and character 1t is
written in of afectonate admiration, but wheut
fuIsome panegyric &c-HayPer's Nag.Ssas for Jsat.
Ths Augustsn Age Of France;
Louis Fourteenth, and the Writers Of his Age, berg
Course of Lectures delivered Gin FTeRshlt0 select
audience in New York, BY Rev. ] +. Aste-lntrodue-
ton and Translation by Rev E. X. Xix.
Visits to European Celebrities
By William B. Sprague, ID. u.
The Teachers Last Lesson, -
The Life Of Sam. Houston Illustrated
The Rag Bag BY n. Parker Willis;
The May Flower. By II. Beeeher stowe.
- With many other new and interesting works
iuuel0
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H- The following from the Richmond Eran

''o' EI1"J 1IISoI oSH 0IIo II NC HEEJ'
How ANDREW JOHNSON FIGnTs KNOW NorH-
INGrsM IN TENNEssEE.-The know-nothing organs
in Tennessee feel sensibly the burning lava Of in
dignant denuncistiou which Governor johnson
daily pours out upon their iniquities. One of them
keeps standing at the head of bis editorial columns
some of the choice specimens of Gov. Johnson's
burning denunciations. Gov. johnson always
says what he feels, and never minces his words to
conciste q foe He defes him at all points, and
he has the moral and physical courage to defend
as we'll as to assail The people of Tennessee love
bold and fearless chsmpion-their hearts sympa-
thize with heroism, whether in politics or in war
Andrew Johnson is the man for the occasion and
for their votes. IF he talks of know-nothpgism
3. their organs say be does. land we don't doubt ~
we consider bis election certain it was that policy
that secured Wises triumph; it is the only true
course towards such party.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.


MONTEREY CAPTURED BY PRoNUxciADos-Bv the
arrival of the Nautilus, at New Orleans, on Wed
nesday, the papers Of that city have important IN
teligence from Mexico and the Rio Grande.
A party of pronnncisdcs, il appears, commanded
by Don Santiago Yidauri, attacked Monterey on
the 9th ut, at half past eleven A. NJ, and took
the city and the Black Fort next morning, making
prisoners of the Governor General Cardona and
s;xty-ssven officers. They also took large guam
tity of munitions OF war and twenty-sx pieces Of
artillery.
In consequence OF these events business was en-
tirely suspended on the frontier.
Carvsj Il crossed the river near Rio Grande City
on the 9th inst and Capistran crossed within five
leagues of Matamoras on the 9th, and Immediately
had en- encounter with party OF Government
troops.
The Mexican war steamer Santa Anna was ly-
ing off the mouth of the Rio Graude.
NEw ORLEANS, June II -WaIkerton, on Bayou
Sara, in this State, has been almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at half q
million of dollars.
The sales OF cotton on Saturday were limited to
1000 bales, at previous rates.
Molasses is selling at 294 cents. Western Vel
low Corn brings SO; White 80 cts.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGd-Verses from Log Cabin
Song Book
''Cold water may do fo' the locos.
Or little vinegar stew;
But give us hard cider and whisky.
And cheer for old Tppecanoe"
"Here's TO our fathers and mothers.
Likewise to oud ireland, too;
So down with the loco usurpers
And up with Old Tippecanoe"
Verify, times change, and people with them.
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X. W. SCHAFFER,

Cabinet Furniture and all kinds Of Undertaking.
r AN now prepared to furnish short notice any and
every kind of C0FFiNS from the 6uest the planest
wooden coffin have a and fine hearse, careful dri-
yer and gentle horses Orders from the country city
left my wareroom No. College Street Church,
day night will receive immediate attention by ID. w.
Doris, my agent at a fair price only.
p s. Furniture repaired with neatness and dispatch.
Mattresses of all kinds, and made to order.
K. w. SHAFFER, by
iel5-SmdktW d W. Doris, Agent.
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SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTsI
I'm Haslam,s AdditIon.

ON TUESDAY. THE 26TH INSTANT,
an the premises, will sell the following Lots Ga
~ jefferson Street, Nos l. 2, s. !, 26, IS and "a
On M is comfortable Dwelling occupied BY Mr.
Fez. Nos l. g and 4. in the Cooperation aad are
entitled TO the invaluable Free School privileges On No
"a is good Store and Dwelling
On Belvile Street. Nos 6, g. 9, 10, II, L. H. IL Is
On No is q Dwelling House.
On Warren Street Nos L. II, IS, ls 90 a. % aad IS
On No % is situated q comfortable Dwelling -
Also Lot b. fronting l22 feet Warren Street and a
feet on Hasam Street including the eOmor;sbls Dwelling
occupied By Samuel Hasanl, containing some or
good Rooms. These Lots well situated in the most
INDUSTRIOUS energetic and thriving portion Of cur City
They convenient TO good Water of the Lots
ing on Almost excellent we'll The vacant Lots ~i be
sold credit OF two and three years. Notes bear
ing interest, satisfactorily secured pay able Bank and
lien retained. The improved Lots will be s5d for
fourth cash. a3d The balance credit Of I2 and
months for Notes pa able in Bank without interest
faeorily secured, and lien retained sale
az IL O'Clock, N. Omnibusses viii asual
Those wishing to plots OF the ground win call
LINrSLEY q CROCKETT
Z. r. CIAScock, Is, College Street.
iunA1
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FUR BALE.
nNMondav, 25th June, at the Court House. If not
" previously disposed of pleasant located Dwelling
convenient and rooIny-kichen and smoke house at
tached brick stable and carriage house The lot sixty
feet 'front.' and two hundred and feet deep. will give
good bargain god cash customer. Those DESTROYS
Of purchasing get my and price By calling
me- No 46 College street. aud the premises No.
l4SS Sunni street, 20 loot alley the side and Is
in the NV business of painting will be continued
usual and shall be most happy to receyecas in my line
jel5 JAS N. LYON
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GROCERIES, AT AUCTION

FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTsBURG.
THE light dranght steamer JEANETTE, .f4sS.- o.
l. Cook, Master, will leave above siisEsr4tazS
and all intermediate landings this day.
FRIDAY 22d inst, at O'Clock, p NJ For freight pas
sage apply on board or to
june22 H. Fl. HARRISON
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New Furniture

sEECw 4 ASL Al v IA Y
Q TILL coming to r. W. SHAFFERS, No. College
- Street. no intends to keep antly hand every
article in the Furniture line TO suit all mankind together
with Lamps, Chronicles, and good assortment Of
Clocks Mattresses constantly hand and made tc order
have hand at present good assortment OF Chdrens
Willow Carriages all ceap for cash good paper BY
mays9-2m ID. ". DOkklS, As ent.
TWO HOUSES FOR SALE, AND ONE FOR
RENT
r DEFER for sale two new BRICK DWELLING HOUS-
i ES on Knowles Street, West Nashyille-six rooms
each, and two story porcheerns attached, good heal
thy location very comfortable and desirable and conve
nent q fine sulphur WELL good bargain will be given
on accommodating terms will exchange for land on
the Mississippi river. One of them for tent until sold
junel4-u J. W. F. MANNING. b.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.
TNHE undersigned has taken ard will keep the above
Springs for the present season, and as it costs q cou
siderable amount Of money to have them well attended TO-
we hope to be sustained BY q liberal public.
family of any number will be waited on with water
at the spring gaeat s. for the small families
at Sc so. Single person pay what they think right
junelS LOTHIAN EISEN co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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IL Gains Of the English Language
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~. On Changes in the Meaning Of English Nordz
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Also, by the same Author:
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On the Lessons in Proverbs limo, cloth 50 eentA
Synonyms OF the New Testament. limo, cloth.
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S 10000

4v6 Prizes in all amounting $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUNBERSl
Tickets IS. Halves 81. Quarters t2.
- Bills on all solvent Banks at par. All communities
lions strictly confidential SAMUEL SWAN,
junelS-td Agent and Manager, Ataua. Ca
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FIFTY DOLLARs KEW ARDi

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 21st inst. while in
IL the employment Of Mr.. Charles z Il. Martin, Of this
city, TWO NEGRO MEN, namsd jim and ALBERT.
They about twenty-five years Of age Of dark complex
ion, had with them s1lt Of clothes, made Of green
easinett and silk hats jim IA about hse feet eight
inches ign; weighs about $50 lbs; well EOrnsi high
head and pleasing courenanes speaks quick VIXEN spoken
to; raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petwzy
ALBERT is ABOUT feet inches high; weighs us
lbs round face good countsnance with small round ewes
speaks rather slow when spoken 10; rather humble
looking negro; raised BY Col Thomas Williams Of
Montgomery, Ala will give the above reward If they
are taken and secured so at | get them.
juue7-f-7rUs Wkig. CT. NELSON.
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NOTICE

ON and after Sunday next an Omnibus will run from
the corner OF the Square ana Cedar Street to Busna
Vista Springs, leaving ut 10 O'clock NJ, and again at
IL NJ and any day through the week, that families
load NAV desire to go. G. Il. SLAUGHTER co.
iuuei8
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CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR at
FRANKLIN.

TOR the benefit Of those who desire hear the Id
dresses of the Candidates at franklin, Saturday June
l6, 1855, train the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad will leave Nashville at halt past o'clock, NJ
and return after the speaking is over.
Tickets be procured az the General Stage Office
der the Verandah Hotel at the Railroad Ticket Office.
~ Tickets out and back, IS cents
junel8-td A. ANDERSON, suPer't.
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IYho hare joined the Secret Order called Knot
Notsings
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d. STEVENSON, having associated with him 10 the
LIE Dry Goods business, Mr.. J. p. BIRTHRIGHF the
business will be continued under the firm and style Of Ss-
BIRTHReHr, either of whom have full power to
settle and close the business of the late of Stevenson
d White. Imy2
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- so &" Clarified do;
$780,. 80 bbs Crushed and Loaf Sugar;
1859 bbls Moasses. Just received and for
sale by iunel3 :. H. LOOMS Il co.
II ONGWORTH'S CATAWIIA WfNES.-We
II have just received fresh supply OF Lnngworts wine
in quart and pint bottles Also the dry Caiawba IN cGsEs
-.E#- " e qtl s. II. LOOMS co,
junel4 WI Sole Agents for Nashville.
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RAG CERTIFICATES.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIl
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.

TIN subscriber having accepted from the Commission
i the Agency and Management Of the FORT
GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, has established the
principal Office at Atlanta Georgia and intends conducting
the Lottery the plan thas OF the Southern Mill
tary Academy Lottery OF Alabama
Grand Scheme for July-Class 3.
To e Drawn July Sd, 1885, in the City OF Atlanta, Geor
O1a whe prizes au,ornfin- N
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pIRD SEED.-A large supply OF Canary, Hemp
ID and Rape Seed lust received and for sale by
apt A. TRESHCT
ZINC PAINT IN OLA fresh lot Of Zine Paint
II in Oil also China and Snow White in varnish
Just receivsd and for sale bv A. STRETCH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-14
A FARM FOR SALE,

WISHING to move westward. will sell pm
w vately, the tract of land on which live,
situated on Middle River. 10 miles west Of Staua-
ton. near the Central Railroad. and adjoining tbs
lands of Thomas Thompson, Geo. Shuey and ois-
ers, containing about
1900 Acres,
500 acres Of which have an excellent soil the
rosl is mountain land, valuable for timber and as
range for cattle, any number Of which can be
kept on the mountain during simmer
About 400 acres are clear and in line state Of
cultivation. There SO or gu acres of meadow
not surpassed in the country. and as much more
as may be desired can easily be made. The whole
farm is we'll wafered--there being water in every
field. For the purpose either Of grazing or odsi.
walton this tract is not easily exceled.
The Improvements are comfortable dwelling
with every necessary out building. one Of the
largest bank barns in the county & saw mill near
y new. TheFc are also 9 other dwellings and a
small barn Hear one of them, situated as to suit
for enements or division of the land.
Of fruit trees the fafii has large number, Of
great variety, and excellent Quality. The land is
convenient to churches; schools, mills, &c., and
in fine neghborhood.
A further description is deemed unnecessary
since any one wishing to purchase will not fail to
examine and Judge for himself. Terms accamo-'
dating. JACOB SHUEY..
Jan. II, tS55~-t15May.
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Richmond. March T, 1855.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held at the CleTk 3 Or
' flee of The Circuit Court of Bath county; on
Monday the 5h day of February, 1855, Joseph
Henderson. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Lewis l.. Musson, John j. Musson, John Surber
and Sally his wife, Rice Vass and Polly his
wife. Alfred Lang and Julia Ann his wife, AL
bert Franklin and Jeanetia his wife. and Han
nah Musson, heirs at law of James Musson, de-
ceased, and William Ii. Revercomb Sheriff Of
Bath county, and as such Administrator ofJames
Musson, decd, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to subject TO sale
Tract Of Land in the county Of Bath. belonging 10
the estate of James Nlusson, decd, to pay debt
due by said estate 10 the Plaintiff.
The defendants Lewis l.. Musson, John j.
Musson. John Surber and Sally his wife, Rice
Vass and Polly his wife, Alfred Lang and Julia
Ann his wife, Albert franklin and Jennetta his
wife and Hannah Musson, heirs at law of James
Musson, decd, not having entered their appear
ance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they aye not inhabitants of this Common
wealth on motion of the Plaintiff It'll ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here thin one
month after the publication of this order. and an
aver the Plaintiffs Bill, and that copy of this
order be published in the Staunton Spectator once
a week for four weeks successively, and posted at
the front door of the Court house of said county on
the first day of the next Court after its publica-
tiun Copy-Teste,
March 7. 1S55.-4t