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CRoPs AT THE NoRTH.-Complaints are com.
ing in from Western New York to the effect
that the constant succession of showers within
the past ten days or two weeks, has proved
very disastrous in the wheat fields. The grain,
though fully ripe, could not be cut, or if cut,
could not be sufficiently dried to be placed
under shelter. All that has not been cut has
been borne down by the rain and badly lodged,
and it is to be feared that all ,Tuich was not
housed before the wet weather set in, will be
grown. From Connecticut, it is also stated
that rye has suffered great deal from the
above causes. Potatoes, although planted in
large quantities, il is said do not promise well,
In consequence of the superabundant rain
Corn is also suffering considerably. A few
days of dry weather are now much needed
by the farmers in all sections of the Northern
States.
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anony nous letters. Five young men OF good con-
nections recently condemned and executed at
Fermo a charge of seeking to convert these rob-
bers into instruments of political movements.
De Felice, the Roman halter, who recently made
the wild attempt to assassinate Cardinal Antonel,
on the Vatican stairs, has been condemned to suf-
fer death, the penalty for attempting the life OF
prince Of the church. 1t is said that the Cardinal
has petitoned the Pope to pardon or commute the
sentence for imprisonment. An effort was made
on the trial to connect him with the political party
of Mazzni, but without avail, for though he has
doubtless heretofore sympathized in various pop
uIar movements, he is altogether too feeble and
ignorant to have been responsibly connected with
any party whatever.-R Rome Cor. NeUarE Adg.
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How is It with Naury county? she has an immense
surplus Of wheat, which owing to the fact that it
bought at ffly cents per bushel. This is a clear
loss to the farming interests of Maury county of
nearly fsOenty thousand dollars All this too comes
of haury county having no Railroad to carry OF her
surplus productions
The Wheat aud Corn of Williamson county the
present year, will bring more money than the Cot
ton crop of the county has ever done; and yet we
will make an average crop Of cotton, to boot. Rail-
roads are of advantage to any country that is cap
able OF producing anything for market
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Internal Improvements.

We published short article ecently, giving
some practical Illustrations of the advantages
of railroads 10 the farmers Of this country. In
confirmation OF what we then said, and in fur
Their illustration of our idea, We give the fol-
lowing from the Western Repiep, which con-
tains facts that come home to our readers with
peculiar force:
The ADVANTAGES or THE RAnEoAD One Of the
great advantages already derived from our Railroad
is that farmers are now able 20 sell all Of their
surplus corn aud wheat at remunerating psices
The present lie the irst season that any consider
able quantity OF wheat has been sold in Williamson
county for export Heretofore our farmers only
sowed what they thought would bread their families
and answer Tor seed for another year. And this
was all they had any use for. There was no mar
ket 10 which they could afford TO carry il. Nov,
uader the advantage which our railroad gives, they
can sell all the surplus wheat they can make, and
ind ready market at their doors Agents Of
Northern and Southern houses are now 10 our conn
ty, going from house 20 house, purchasing wheat
aud paying rs cents cash, per boshel delivered AZ
the depot Of our road, in this place.
THIS Is Oae Of the results Of our Railroad When,
before, did farmers have such al opportunity 60
cell any surplus! Ii Is computed by very accurate
aud trust gentleman, who has taken pains to look
into the matter, that williamson county will re-
eeive the present season, for wheat sold, the SUN
II ffly dsOusaHd doiiaul Her surplus corn crop
v be worth more than that sum- and We are ia
TOed 20 our Railroad, only about twenty Eve miles
Jys WV w P'N0N~'Ns
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Italy.

An Italian league ia spoken Of 10 the diplomatic
rcle, with a view 20 protection against possible IN
directions aud complications rising out Of the war
confederation similar to that Of the German
ates is suggested, 70 comprise Naples, Tuscany,
odena, Parma and Austria, as representative OF
ombardy. The presidency, according TO the ru-
or Is 10 devolTe alternately Naples aud Austria;
,ch State to furnish a military contingent to sub
it % a general code, and 10 adhere during the
ar after which each will be at liberty 10 Withdraw
he professed object IL 20 maintain tranquility At
ONE and Independents abroad. Rome, OF course,
TO be protected by the league.
The suppression Of the recent local tumult among
o peasants Of Rocca 81 Papa in this vicinity, has
zen followed by fatal revenge. The chief Of the
med police, which arrested the rioters, has been
Iot in the night aud NJ. Loeatell the rich propri.
or was killed the evening after by three musket
,ots; by whom is not known. We hear, also, of
stressing acts Of bdgandage in various parts Of
&c peninsula Organized bands of brigands have
/ thin a lev days committed dreadful murders and
'6eeries upon innocent ravelersupon the highways
tween Bologna, Ravenna, Ferrara. Forli. aud
her northern towns. The Baroness Bourbon de
'rty, travelling with her son BY Vetturino, was
jagged from the carriage, brutaly treated, robbed
valuable jewels aud money, and lslt for dead on
| re -oad, herson, young man OF %, having been
lot dead on the first assault in midday. They
ere picked up some hours after by peasants OF
q country Two other families Of France and
ngland. have also been served very much in the
,me way. Attempts have also been made to ex-
1rt meRey from rich proPretors By threatening
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

W. T. BERRY co. have recently received
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Jeremy Taylor's Whole Works. with his Life Critical
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Barrets Synopsis of Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
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Rev Thomas Boson's Complete Works, with his Life, &C.
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Morning Exercises at Crppegate St. Giles ard South
wark, forming Complete Body Of Divinity, by all the
distinguished Puritan Diynes edited by Nichols. vols
Richard Baxter's Works, with Life, and Essay his
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Memoirs OF the Life and Writings Of DR.. Chalmers, by
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10 Chillngwor's Religion Of Proestan: Safe Way to
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II History Of Latin Christianity, ineadng that Of the
Popes to the Pontfcate Of Nicolas V, by Milman.-
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u Bible Cyciopedis, containing the Biography,
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80 Eadie's Commentary the Epse the Ephesians-
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FLOUR DIP IT,


AM Il % II AZ eco ENJOY.
NE subscriber having the Agency q following Mills.
mitcheivle Mills, Spencer's Mills Silver Spring Min.
Logan Mills, Nashville City Mls-al Of which are i,st
celebrated for their superior brands-wi keen const1
On hand supply OF Fresh IOur. All Flour nd ~
above brands sold by me, will be warranted Also avsD,
Tor the sale OF ORR Meal from above Mills 9itv
and exlUline m, stock ~ -"
SobdccO-l have now in store large quantity ~
virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO which am ferng 10
The trade al unusual Low prices
- null assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
anu ior sale cheap. r. BANBY.
jyli-dtm NJ door ron, r..
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MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 6, 1855.

New CoTroN.-The first bale of new Gotten
was received in New Orleans on Friday, the
26th July, its weight $50 to 500 pounds
quality, Fair. IL was raised near Fort Adams.
The first bale last year was received on the
25th of July by the steamer Perseverance,
from Galveston.
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IMPORTANT
TO H0USEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The Hope willis,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York.
Principal Office, 1903 Front Street. New York.
Factory, Nos Sc 81 50 Hudson Streets Jersey City
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
i KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EsIabIi>hment,
Continue TO prepare the best Pharmaceutical
Powders in use, for RAISING BREAD BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &C. They ais, prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and other articles of every family
which they offer upon the most reasonable Cata-
ogues sent to dealers who request them.
r. II. & q. ISHAM.
N.B.-Consumers advised to inquire for Hope MUS
iicles. aug2-iy
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

NASHVILLE July 20, lSaS.
Mr. J. II. SERMONS Sir: have using for one week
tie pair OF brazilian Specaces that purchased from YOU
and do MT he ate that they bv far the
that have used unabrd al the finest print
at night BY dim ght, without strning ny eyes whereas
the spoctaces that have used heretofore them
and cou not read with any satisfaction consider your
sp c4ces great Improvement upon any that have ever
Yours respecifuiIy. q NJ kO6J.
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Snow. Some patches of snow still remain
on the North Eastern slopes of the White
Mountains. On Mount Jefferson there is a
snow bank some four feet deep. At this place
snow has remained in former years till the
middle Of August. On Mount Adams, snow is
visible from the Northern side, though the
quantity is less than on Mount Jefferson.
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It has lately been found that water satura-
ted with lime produces in bread the same
whiteness, softness and capacity of retaining
moisture, as results from the use of alum, while
the former removes all acidity from the dough,
and supplies an ingredient needed in the struo-
ture of the bones, but which is deficient in the
cerealia.
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SPRING STREET RRInaE cnMPANY

DoOKs will be opened the ONCE Of LINDSEY 4
ID CROCKETT, 80 College street, on 81 lNDAY, the ga
inst for the purpose % receiving subscriptions the Cap
ta stock Of the spring 81 Get Bridge Company aud be
Kept open hoG day day, until sufficient il sub
scribed TO organize The Company, provided the
cooperating said .mpauy.
JOIN SHELBY,
NICHOLAS HORS0N,
JOHN D. McsERRIN, SCOmmissios
ISAAC LIfTON,
lyfs-u A. VS.. LINDsLEY,
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TnE CoTToN CRoP.- According to the best
information-and it is of q reliable character
the cotton crop in Tennessee and North Al
ALBANIA promises well at tins time. The only
point of doubt, is the possibility of too much
rain, which may cause il to weed too heavily.
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PROIEIEITnN LAW.

Let them rave and exclsm they viii pass it
ahu declare We 10 drink 81 all get after;
We give them by way OF reply,
shout OF deTision and laughter
For 81 Who taste Lyons s hadupg
30 delicious and exquisite find H.
mat never could tyrann, gain
Inc right TO restrict or not ell IL
NE quality q: these R OMATTC s~urrn
~ 81 FPS IS 50 wen known that thrv do not ned
raI t y appears others do. One TRAILS all that is
eqreu 70 coaVit &C perS Of their surercr ,r,i,,
sou wholesale and retail By the sole prOpre,ors,
ivta LYONS CO..
10 Cedar street
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Kansas and Slavery.

In view Of the constant assertions of the Freesoi
press that the majority of the people Of Kansas
| in favor Of Freesoil, the Kansas Herald declares
that the result of every election which, has been
held in that Territory, has shown immense pre-
pondeTd'ce in the popular vote for the introduction
and establishment Of Southern institutions in Kansas.
Freesoiler who was present at the last election
in Kansas, in letter to the Chicago Times, says:
"fhe Freesoil party have been beaten four to one
by the actual settlers Of the country and that, too,
for the want OF voters. must say that regretted
TO see men who supposed were honorable, high
minded men, trying all manner of low deceptive
tricks to ring in Illegal voters, merely to make
respectable show. In the Territory, think, large
majority is the present time in favor of slavery
The FIRST election in the Territory was in Novem-
Der last, for delegate to Congress The Herald
quotes the following from its files of December lst,
to show what the issue in that election:
1.-THE election turned upon the issue of slavery
and antslavery. 1t could not be kept out OF the
canvass-Whig and Democrat was lost sight Of,
and that question slavery absorbed all others"
The popular vote in this election, as shown by
official returns, was, J. A. Whitfield (pro slavery
225s; j. A. Wakefield (FreesoiD PAS; r. P. Fen.
nken (Freesoil) 305; j. B. Chapman (FreesoiD l6
which is equivalent to the entire pro slavery vote
2,25S; entire Freesoil vote 569-pro slavery ma
jority 1859.
The next Territorial election was in March last,
Tor members OF lDe hrst and present Legislature,
and in that election also the only issue was slavery
VS.. abolitionism. The Herald gives the aggregate
vote of the entire Territory as follows:
Pro-slavery vote. 1926
Freesoil vote, 1908
Pro-slavery majority, Abs
Showing iUe-sixtIs of tie citizens of Kansas in favor
of making that Territory slave State.
The result of the second election called by Gov
Reeder, in May last does not in any way affect the
fact established by these two elections, that the
people of Kansas are overwhelmingly in favor of
slavery. That election, the Herald shows, was not
recognized by the pro-savery party, the act calling
it being regarded gross aud intoerable assump-
ton of executive power They accordingly met at
Shawnee Mission on the 9th of April, and passed
resolution recommending every law-abiding citizen
not to attend the election The pro. slavery men
accordingly staid away from the polls, knowing,
adds the Herald, that Reeder had transcribed all
power delegated to him by the Organic Act, and
that the result of this pseudo election could in no
wise invalidate the claims OF the members elect to
their seats in the Legislative Assembly.
The tyrannical efforts of Reeder and the appeal
to physical force of the Northern Freesoilers for
the purpose OF crushing the popular will so clearly
and repeatedly expressed, will be alike impotent.
Kansas will come into the Union as a slave State
richmond Dispatch
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ABBOTT>S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY co. have just received
THE HISTORY or NAPOLEON BONAPARTE by John
s. c. Abbott, with maps ADD Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
lie CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France ty Eugene de CourciIIou. Je2S
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WOODEN NuTMEGs 0UTDoSE.-There is a Par.
islam dandy who, we think, rather outdoes COnuec-
ticut =:
c. bad at bis residence q complete groom
costume. When offering an attention to one Of
the fair sex, he used to say: "Permit me to send
you bouquet by my black servant"
He then repaired 10 his garrett took out his black
ing bottle, polished bis face and hands, and knocked
at the lady's door.
"Here," said he, care some flowers sent by mas
ter to Madame"
He spent the last Eve francs 10 the purchase
Madamr was so delighted with the present that she
presented n kais 20 the bearer.
That is a clear pocketing Of three dollars and q
lady's favor into the bargain.
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CoRN.-The Franklin Review says The corn
crop in that county is now made, and the yield
will be at least three times as much as it was
last year. t4
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PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
The cholera has made its appearance ut Havre
de Grace, Md, and several deaths have occurred
-Four deaths in one family reported The tele
graph operator and three Of his children have been
swept of by the disease, and the Office is closed.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
Dis very of the A ge.

rHs remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ulent, essential OIL, unhe althy drug IL
not color the hair, but the re0ns and
tive organs supply the with the necessary
col ring matter, and the latter, to completely
restore their impaired functions All this the prupr
has right say, for has done all this for him.
the age Of thtyseven he gray the Of sew
enty his hair nearly all fallen of bu he has an
abundant CROP and person would i'm igne hat
had gray hair; and hi hair >oft aud piibe
though 1t had been recently oiled, This i isolated
case has done the many others the following
certificates abundantly prove.
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WASHINGTON, Au!

WASHINGTON, Aug. L.
IL is expected that the letter Of dismissal aud
other documents relative TO the removal of Gov.
Reeder, will be given 20 the public The cause Of
his dismissal is traceabe to certain transactions OF
the Governor 10 Kansas land.
Col. Wheeler, our minister TO Nicaragua, and
Col Fremont are here.
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SNEEn,S REPnKTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN-
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by john
L. 7. sNEED. Vol ready and for sale by
m,26 W. T. BERRY co.
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PARTlCILAn NOTICE.

II AFlNG bought the entire interest Of my partner.
H have DIT rmned 70 ell Goods les Than we
have heretofore done. II y known that keep best
style OF Goods ami r that house may be
known as VERY cheap bur all things considered
pledge ourselves 20 sell Goods reasonable rate and re-
specially ak for the patronage Of friends and the
nifty generally. j. H. McGILL
jylO or Successor 70 Myers 4 McGll.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
mEDICAE DEPARTmENr

NBE Fh Annual Coursr q Lectures IL this Institution
viii commence Monday, the 29sh OF October next,
and eoniinnc tin the arst % the ensuing March.
PAUL r. kfE, ~. D. Prscples aud Praetcs % Surgery.
JOHN VI. WATSON, 81. D. Obstetrics and the Diseases
OF Women aud Children.
W. K. BOWLING, 81. D., Theory aud Practice Of Med-
eiar.
4. II. BUCHANAN. NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
AnAtofny.
c. K. WINSTON. NJ. D.. MAtsria MsdieA and Medical
JuFispEudene-.
ROBEKr 81 PORTER. II. D., General and Special AnAt-
Omy.
j BERRIES LINDSEY, n. D., Chemistry and PhAr-
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ D, Institutes Of Msdieias
and CinieAl Meiseins.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, " d ,DehionsirAtor Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms vii be opened i0r stadentsOn the
hrsl Moad4y 10 October.
MI Preilaafsarr Cirss Of Lectures. free all STU
dsnts un be gFsn ~ the Professors, commencing
lhe arst hontaJ d Octoser-
ciniqas hxs bssn established In connection with tho
Uniss4sity shch ope Aons performed. and
prusefbe sor ard ecued upon m pfesencs Of the CAs.
Amoant II Fees tor Lectures IN Tire University - tiVo
Matreualn Zee (Pzid unce ony) IS. PracteE Anatomy
D. tfrAdaaton bee tso
tiooi b hng can b procured AZ about - week
Further inaDrn1tion be obtained by sedFss ing
J. BEgRiEN IISDSLkH,
jyis-vRTS2ns ChancsIor o. he University.
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MOUNT OLIvET.

DERS0Ss DESTROYS Of Subscribing for stock In the Mount
OhveI Cemelery,' have opportunity o. do
ing 80, By calling upon Liz ChOcEETr, ar. JaHE
fOCSG or A. NELSON at Gay Hail. EhO give any :nfor
nation desired l. Is expected hat thoe Wsh 70 sub
scribe W do mmt diately only a Hmted 4m0ant u
stock Is be disposed ".
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The August Elections.

North Carolina held an election on the I'd
inst, for members of Congress and the State
Legislature. The following are given as the
names of the candidates for Congress, in the
various districts Of the State:
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NINOINNAIIi mug 7.
The steam pipe Of the steamer Lancaster explo
ded last night, twenty-five miles above this city.
Ecadiag ten or twelve persOns-6ve so badly that
they died within All hour. The Others may re.
cover.
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From Egbert A. Raworth, Esq, City Recorder

NASHVILLE,
Mr.. J. IT. SENoys-Sir: After ten day, constant use OF
the Spectaces obtained from you, feel guaranteed in tes
Tying their efficiency restoring relieving impaired
vision Previous OBJ aiming them my manuscript duties
performed With much labor TO the eye and often wi
pain; but have used Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing the kind but fee PEI ecty reuVena
tel Whether eef proceeds frC the form The
glasses the material, both combined, say
refer them to any glasses have used and take plea
sure in recommending them TO the public.
Respectfully, EGBEKT A. RAWORTH.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

IITEsre prepared 70 pas The HIGHEST dARkEf
w PRIcE f,r " heat aud Corn. a. ne Aash-
vile cy Nil. and desire aliihe ~hsas Growers 70
= cal before selling elsewhere. Likewise shAl D. pre-
pared exchange Rl0aT 90 Wheat such ssras a. si
Be sat flctosy. q. hAAhoNp 60
81
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WE awe on hand large assortment Of SOLE LkAfH-
w ER rSUNks, TRAVELLING BAGS. aud VALiCts
fhiladephA manufzrtufe, which eli cell The Tsry
bsest Friccs. RAhAGE CHURCH,
~ a. College street