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NAPOLEON IN EXILE By o'Mesra.
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. 81 the Dach
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THE LAND or THE sARACES. By Baysra Taylor,
woLFERT's RooST BY Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPISTLBS OF ST. PAUL. By the Rev
w. J. Conybard and Rev. J. s. Howson.
RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
BY Lamartine. vol
HISTORY OF THE GIRoSDISTS. By Lsmartne.
LIVEs OF THs QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Miss
Strickland With Portrait of every Queen.
THE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Dr. Manten
THE MEDALS OF CREATION. BY DR.. Man
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. With F1axmAn
Designs.
TASso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By VIVIAN.
PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY Lieut. CoIOas
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENCE's LECTURES on The NATURAL HIS
TORY OF MAN, &c. vol
THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABo. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLY'S ASTROLOGY. vol.
CELSIUS on MEDICINE. Translated by Jas. GrsIve,MD
DUNCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vOls., Emo. Il
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PoPE's HoMER's HIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE's ROMER'S ODYSSEY. Illustrated.
GUZoT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. vols
THE RELIGION OF PRoTEsTANTs A SAFE WAY To
SALVATION By William ChilugwOrth.
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW: Being ne Preface
to the Gsnevan Bb:e 1850. By John Calvin. In Black
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. By Pierce Egan
CYCLoPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-E4ors.
cling Memoirs Of the Most Celebrated Person. Of Al Tines
vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with its Application to
Mineralogy, Physiology and the Arts. VOL, I2mo.
| THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Pictorial and Litsrary
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MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. 1 voluns.
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mali. illustrated.
| HOUSEHOLD WORDS Weekly Journal. Conducted
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THE PROSE WRITER'S OF GERMANY BY Hedgs.
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. By Haliam.
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By Ha1sm.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND HaHanl
MORNINGS WITH JESUS BY William Jay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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w. & z. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College street,

WE are manufacturing at new quarters Vchly Or
w namented Gilt Mantel and Pier Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and Picture Frames Cur
tam Cornce and Inside Window Blinds; and keep con-
stantIy on hand choice stock Of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint
ngs and Engravings; Cabinet Makers Maerias French
Window and Picture Glass, &c &c.
We would call especial attention 70 our Gliding Depart
ment Having gone considerable expense IN procuring
Ornaments Of the most elegant aud beautiful We can
safely promise that the work We turn shall compete
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures IN
the Eastern Cities and at low cost as the same de-
serpton Of work be brought here from abroad The
purchaser running risk on account OF breakage
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RAILROAD AMALGAMATIos.-A meeting of COM
mittees appointed in behalf Of the South Western
and the Muscogee Rail Roads, to consider the pre-
iect of consolidation of the stock and the man
agement of those companies, was held at Macon Q
few days since We understood, says the Savan-
nah Journal that the committees agreed quite
unanimously upon basis Of union, which will be
reported to a meeting of the stockholders of the
two companies to he convened in October or No.
vember Should the proposed change receive the
approval of the stockholders application will be
made to the next Legislature for authority to
bring about the desired consolidation.
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DECLINING TIE HoNoR-We hear from an au-
thentic source, says the New Orleans True Delta,
that the gallant Lieut.. Colonel Bragg, OF the ar
tillery, so well known in connection with the VIC
tories of our troops the Rio Grsnde, under Zen.
Taylor, declines the Majority rendered him ~ the
prefers bis own 'big guns" to the sabre and car
bine of the dragons.
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iRAND CONCERT

AT ODD LOWS NALL,
10y THE CELEBRATED ROSCHE FAMILY, consist
d ing of Father two Sons, aud two Daughters.
Master HENRY, the youthful Pianist
Master ALFRED. the young Voliust only ten years Of
age who not his equal this couny-justy yed
the Infant Ole Bull
Miss MARY, Prima Donna
Miss FLORA, the little CantatIice
s8s- Will perform at tie shove Hall On WEDNESDAY,
MAY Esd
~ Doors open at u performance to commence at g..
Cards Of admission so cts; children and servants
half price.
SMITH Arsnt
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MuRDERERs OF CAPT. GUNNIsoN.-The 81. Louis
Lumiqary, of yesterday, has letters from Utah Ter
ritory of the latest dates. From one Of them
dated on the Doth March. we learn that the six In
dams under arrest for being concerned in the muir
der OF Capt. Gunnison, have been tried before
Judge Kinney-three of them found guilty of man
slaughter, and sentenced to the Penitentiary for
three years.
Some citizens of Iron county, Utah Territory,
have succeeded in making bar iron in the puddle
furnace, direct from the ore, and the quality is such
that good horse-nails are made from it.
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OF In the last two months, says the Washing
ton STAR five hundred men have been enlisted for
the new regiments ordered by Congress. This is
independent of the recruiting for the general SER
vice, which continues to progress at the rate of,
perhaps, four hundred and fifty men per month
1t is anticipated that in three months more all the
men required for the new regiments will be OF
tanned
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t1Y- The Athens Banner says of Mr.. Stephens
Notbipr

anti-Know-N Nothing letter:
There is but one idea in the letter to which any
Democrat can take exception, and that is, that Gov
Reeder was appointed to Kansas by Gen. Pierce,
for the purpose of checking the pro-slavery senti
ment of the territory. That is proposition, we
apprehend, Mr. Stephens will not be able to dem
onstrate We admit that Gov Reeder has proved
recreant to the trust reposed in him, and that his
official acts should bring down upon him the con-
demnation of all right thinking men, but the asser-
ton that he appointed by Gen. Pierce, for that
purpose, bears contradiction upon its face indeed
we may safely cay, that the whole official career Of
the President refutes the charge
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MOI
"a NEW YERsIoN.


No Speech no vote,
No Hun, no Croat
No Gaul, Dutch, no Englishmsn, no Turk;
No Celt, no exiled Pole,
No free, unfettered SOUL
NO hearth, no home no friends, no food, no work
No place to lay their head,
No consecrated burial for their dead;
No church, no Sabbath school,
No place at Gods footstool;
No sanctuary for their wives and daughters,
No holy Eden bliss
Exempt from Serpent Hiss;
No leading them to Heaven but tir0 yoar "Order."
No faint of ancient blood,
No tracing lineage beyond the Flood;
No "foreign aid'-nOt easy to forget
No Montgomery, Pulaski, Lafayette;
No books, no letters, born of Greece or Rome;
No creed but Mormon-native here at home.
No priest mo Popery," no nun. no preacher,
No faith in God, no trust in any creature;
No freside love, 10 outside law and order,
"No pent up Utica" no peaceful border;
No strength, no shame, no prudence, no defence,
No decency, sincerity, no common sense;
No Union, constitution no stamina, and hsnce-
kNOW-NOTHlNG.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRoRs.-A correspondent of the
Columbus Times, gives the following melancholy
illustration of the uncertainty of the types. A.
young gentleman by the name of Conkey having
been united in the holy bans of wedlock, sent the
marriage notice, with verse of his own compost
ton to the printer for publication.
Married-At Gosham, February the 18th, A Con-
key, ESQ, Attorney at law, to Miss Euphenia Wig
gings.
Love is the Union of two hearts
That beat in softest melody,
Time, with its ravsges impsrts,
No bitter fusion to its ecstscy.
He looked with much anxiety for the next issue
ofthe Goshsm Sentinel, in order to see his name in
print.
The compositor into whose charge the notice
was placed happened to be on a spree at the time
and made a wonderful blunder in setting the type.
Here is the notice as printed.
MARRIED.-At Gosham, Feb. %, A. Donkey, Esq.
E.ernally at law, to Miss Euphenia Piggins.
Jove is onion of two heads
That beats its softest mellowy
Time with its cabbage heads in CARTS
No better feeded to an extra day
The feelings of the said Alexander Conkey on
seeing this piece can better imagined than descibed
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ADMISTsTR1T0R's NOTICE

State OF TenneSsee-HumphTtys county.
T y. d: McCRAREY, administrator of the estate OF
i, Geo. r. McCrarey deceased having suggested to the
Clerk of the County Court of said county, the insolvency
of said estate do hereby notify all persons having claims
against said estate TO file them with the Clerk aforesaid
duly authenticated according law, before the 9h
day of November 1885, for pro rata Distribution ether
wise they will be barred.-May 9Th. 1865
may14w2t n. ID MCCRAREY Admir-.
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~ The Philadelphia papers say that the story
that the Jamestown Will t at Key West had the
divisions between the ward rooms and gun deck
taken down, SO as to clear the ship for action is
fudge, for very simple reason the Jamestown
being sloop- ofwar carries all her guns upon the
spar deck
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DAN SPRINGS,

A BERSHEBA SPRINGS will be closed for this sea-
II son, at the request of several friends, eccommod.
tons have been provided for limited number Of families
at DAN adjoining the Be rheba establishment The cha
lybese and reesone water at Dan is considered equal
all respects TO that at Bersheba and the sceneryalmos
unrivaedpresents view Of the valley Of Collins river
and adjacent mountains for distance Of ten miles
q Address C. w. KEGS,
Bersheba Springs P. o. Gruudy Co, Tenn,
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A dispatch from Boston dated the 18th inst says:
THE personal liberty bill, intended to nullify the
fugitive slave law, was taken up in the House to-
day and an amendment TO it adopted forbidding any
State officer holding the office Of United States
Commissioner. A motion was made to strike
out tfe section which incapac;tates any attorney
who acts for slave claimant from practiciug in the
State Courts, but was rejected by large majority.
The bin was then passed-yeas 229; nays 43. The
bill previously passed the Senate
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IRYING,S LIFE OF WASHING

IRVING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
ENERGETIC and respectable men wanted to sell
T. and procure subscribers for this work Immediate
application is necessary 10 ensure the exclusive con-
troll of any city county. Agents will ind that the
work will sell readily and largely and that work has
yet been published that will prove OF such universal
interest in all sections of the country.
For Specimen Copies which will be forwarded free Of
Postage on receipt Of price, 81 co. Subscription Books
and full particulars, apply TO the General Agent c. 4.
EVANS, 81 Glsey Buildings, New York.
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.s- Ia work published in London, called
american Liberty and Government" by Mr..
Rye, it is stated that "America is the ally Of Rus
sia.' and that sin New York the principal hotel is
dedicated to the Russian Saint, Nicholas"
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THE undersigned have just finished to order palr Oh
L MANTEI, MIRRORS and a PIER GLASS, with
frames from Original Designs to which they invite the at
tenton Of all who have taste for such things We have
said that we can manufacture anything in this line equal
to the most magnificent manufactures Of the Eastern
cities prices which make it the interest OF the ct
ens of Nashville and Middle Tennessee to purchase OF u.s.
and we offer these our latest works. proof Come and
see them and be satisfied by oecular demonstration to
what we can do wa R. FREEMAN.
IS55-2y
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New Furniture :,

9 TILL coming to r. W. SHAFFER'S, No College
- Street, who intends TO keep constantly hand every
article in the Furu line to suit both the rich and the
poor; together with Lamps, GrOndoes and every style Of
Clocks Mattresses constantly hand and made to order
have hand at present good assortment o; Chldrens
Willow Carriages all cheap for cash good paper, by
maY24-2m T.M ID. w. DOkRIS. AGENT.
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Memoirs of Napoleon.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERSE
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON By the COUSs
De Las CAsAs. With Portraits aud other Illustrations.
new edition in 4 vols.
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The Neaos says:

Hs We print 10000 extra copies of SrepgENs's
letter, and will furnish copies for $40 per thousand
or 81 per hundred
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In Chancery at LawrencebuTg.
Wiltshire l. Bristol,


" els q STePIelSaIl, e uts. =. :,
ON Motion and it appearing to the Clerk and Master,
that G. p Wells and W. o. Stephenson are non-resl-
dents of the State Of Tennessee is therefore ordered that
publication be made for thirty days in the Nashville I'oa
and Aericaa newspaper published in the city OF Nash
ve requiring said nonesdents 10 appear at the Court
House in the of Iswrenceburg the second Monday
in August next then and there plead answer or deu
to eomplanans bill and il default thereof raid bill will
be taken for confessed them, and set for bearing
garts my6-lm. WM. CHAFFlN, c. i a.
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POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
WITH sn entire change of Performance each evening.
w For particulars small bills.
ApY1ssoS-Box and Paraquette SO cents Colored
Gallery 25 cents; Reserved Seats Is cents.
Doors open att *, 10 commence at O'Clock
~ Boz Office open from g, A. NJ, TO H. NJ where
seats can be procured from Mr.. Huntley, Treasurer.
mav2S j. r. DONNFIIY Agent
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FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE house and lot lately occupiedby Charles H. Pea
body fronting 20 feet Market street $50 feet deep.
The buildings all in good repair and cost 81 GEO.
splendid bargain be had in the purchase Of said
premises Possession given LIST January 1856. Terms
liberal.
Also Lots in Edgefeld 100 feet front each; under
improvement-both the city,
Also acres in the Buens Vista Plan of Lots with
elegant building site, high and healthy
Also Lots In McNarys Addition, within 10 minutes
walk of the Square, fine building sItes2 with beautiful
shade trees.
bargain will given in the sale of any of said lots.
- Apply TO d. F. WILKIN,
Am No 20 Cherry street
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GEo. W. ALLEN, Sec.

Our friend P. 6. WARREN. is candidate for
Representative in Rutherford county. Mr.. WAR
REN is q sterling democrat, and irst-rate printer
besides We don't think the people of Rutherford
can do wiser thing than to send him to the Leg
slature
The Nesos says:
Vt. Warren presented himself before the people
without regular nomination by the party to
which he belongs, but he is firm democrat, and
VA. support the position taken by Gov. Johnson
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PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION OF
Fine Oil p aintings S.

CHINESE FANCY GOODS,
BY CATALOGUE
AT THE STORE HOUSE, NO 40 COLLEGE STREET,
Friday, May 25th, 1855.
WYE will SELL by Catalogue, over ONE HUNDRED SU
w PERB OIL PAINTINGS IN RICH GILT FRAMES,
which is the largest collection Of Oil Paintings ever offered
at Auction in this city, combining the greatest variety Of
subjects taken from The most distinguished Artists.
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY NUMBERS OF CHI
NESE GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES, enumerated in
the Catalogue These Goods all of late importation,
and some very beautiful.
10 Oval Mirrors in Rich Gilt Frames.
Tt.s. go. - 20 he aoId without reselye
The Ladies are requested TO attend.
cS9- Sale will commence at 10 o'clock precieiy.
Nav % Is55-td A. J. DUNCAN&CO.
t- Catalogues of sale will be distributed through the
ctv to.dav A. J. d. / co.
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ON Monday June llth, 1885, viii sell at r.
auctiou on the Public Square in Nashville, f1ssA
Nine JACKS and Fifteen JENNETS, Just received a-s>A
by ship "Andausa" from Barcelona, spain. Persons de-
tend the sale.
TrEns-Notes payable in bank witt interest saiisfacto
rilY endorsed at IL months. Z. < GLASCOCK,
may2Otd Univ AlcOuesr.
~ Louisville Journal Lexington Observer Knoxville
St ndsrd and Columbia Herald insert TIMES each and
forward account with paper to this office for payment
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY DAVIS & SWAMI.

BY DAVIS SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY, the 29th DAY OF MAY-being our
" regular sale daywe will sell for cash in front Of our
store
40 hhds prime Sugar
so bbls Molasses;
rs hf bbls do, 81
500 bags Rio Coffee;
100 bbIs Pixies genuine Magnolia Whiskey
10 Tennessee Whiskey-good
20 bbls New York Brandy;
20 Bourbon Whiskey;
400 boxes Star Candles in wholes halves and or g;
so Summer Pressed Tallow Candles
With great variety of other Goods making pretty
general assortment from which dealers repenlsh their
stocks or make up a new one.
rnsyls DAVIS & SWAMI
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to the Inspectors the appointment of the keeper he
would have pursued the course charged by Mr..
AaENT. 1t would have been the simplest matter
IN the world for him to have appointed Inspectors
who he knew would have elected his favorite. But
the testimony of Mr. AMENr and Of all who con-
versed with the Governor on the subject is, that
he fixed and insisted upon two points: l. That
the Inspectors should be unpledged; and e That
the Offices should be divided between Davidson and
the other counties and not all given to NASHVILLE
Tha. the first principle was violated by Mr. ANEST
did not come to the Governors knowledge until
after the withdrawal of the nominations. 1t was
for violation of this I'd express understanding
that after the Senate had reconsidered its confirm
alton. Gov JOHNSON withdrew the nominations and
made others. He would, we know, have been con-
tent with the election of Mr.. PAGE, had the other
officers, or portion Of them, been taken from the
country. But he felt indignant that the only prn-
cple be had laid down was violated, and it win not
lower him in the estimation Of the people of the
State to know that he had enough of the ANDREW
JACKSON spirit summarly to right what he consid-
cred betrayal of his confidence.
On this statement of facts we are entirely will
ling that the people of the State shall Judge this
matter. These facts are, that Gov. JOHNSON, from
the first, determined to leave the election OF keep
er to an unpledged Board of Inspectors. He made
one principle imperative, and when that was vio-
lated as it was fortunately not too late to retrieve
the error, it was righted by the reconsideration
and withdrawal of the nominees. We think the
principle laid down was fair; for, as a citizen of
Nashville, we shall always be entirely content to
see Davidson county reckoned as half the State in
the distribution of the Offices
We have touched this subject with reluctance
because We have necessarily been compelled to
crticise the conduct of citizen Of whom we are
anxious to think well. The facts which we now
give to the public have been in our possession ever
since the first appearance of Mr.. AMENT's publica-
ton, year ego last February We use them
now, ls we have said, reluctantly, and only be-
cause of the attempt by the Banner, on the
eve of the election, to ipjure Gov. JOHNSON by a
reproduction, accompanied with bitter, abusive
and unfounded editorial comments. of the letter of
Mr.. AMEsT. A publication of the facts has there
fore become necessary.
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CHILDREN,s PANACEA.

n.
1 the Gretenberg Company had never produced any
thing else for the public benefit than this nvaua bis
Medicine they would yet deserve the gratitude Il every
parent for the CHILDREN'S PANACEA, which
mas 81 re9 ne ares Of more sca2 Children, and Fssssd
Dlre siek tubes than any other medicine known
From one hour old to five years of age, this medicine
never comes auiss 10 DROPPING CHILDHOOD Fer Fever,
Teething. Worms Collie Dssrdered Bowels &c it
falls Those mothers who have used pr0n0unes 10
one Of the greatest of blessings.
tSs- For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
may2O ALFN MAEkENZIE
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AdeIphi Theatre.
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHT

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
WOOD & CHRISTY'S MINSTRELLS.
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

T,OR EIGHT BOYS, at New Haven Co., HENRY
L FREEMAN Proprietor 10 this School thorough
English Classical and Business Education is impaired,
while the pupils enjoy all the advantages OF private
family.
For further particulars and circulars, refer to ]. T.
Pearl Superintendent Of the Public Schools Of Nashville
Mr.. Pearl can be found daily at the High School in the
morning, and at the Crutcher house in the evening.
4 &tylr