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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09

CONSUMPTION OF SUGAR IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Sugar seems To have become a regular article
ofimportatom ia Great Britain from the United
States. The consumption of imported sugar in
1854. according to parliamentary returns, was
2.340,Sl3 cwt., of which 81 ,606 cwt. was from
the United States, l,34O,320 from Cnba, 404,
4l5 from Brazil, 800. 429 from Porto Rico,
l1O,O68 from Java, and l20, 975 from the Phil
liIian Isles. Ia 1874, the imports were only
90 cwt; in 1913, they reached l,2l6,9l2, aud
in 1854 amounted To 2,439 ,291 cwt. The U.
:. Economist, in giving these facts, says:
Such has been the vast increase in the consump-
ton OF slave grown sugar by England since she
emancipated her own sugar growing slaves. Ac-
cordug to Englands demand for sugar has the value
of slaves in the Spanish Islands risen and allen,
and the activity OF the slave trae increased or
depressed in proportion. Cuba ard the U. States
are now both competitors in the British markets FIR
the sale Of sugar. 1t should be remarked, however
that the English returns do not distinguish between
the country of growth and Of export 1t is there
fore possible that proportion of that derived from
TIE United States NAV be Cuba sugar. The great
dminution which this year takes place in the
production Of beetroot sugar in Europe, must have
great influence upon the article for the
coming year.
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Prom .he Lehnon Herild
Democrats what do you think Of thati


In his speech at Smithville the other day, Andrew
johnson commenced his abolition arguments again
in support Of his and Mr.. Giddings proposition to
He there told the people that 1.-The biz black buck
niggers OF Fayette county (where there are great
many slaves have more power under the present
arrangement than all Of the freemen Of DeKalb"-
Is this soy Not a word of il The poorest man
In Tennessee has as much power at the ballot box
as he who owns hundred slaves. The poorest
man in the State is as deeply interested, snd is as
much benfted by our slave representation as the
weathest If is wrong here for three 6fths ofour
slave population 20 be counted in laying off our
Congressional districts is is wrong for them be
counted against the free white people Of the North!
The principle is the same. Entertaining this opn
ion, could Gov. Johnson were he in Congress, vote
against a proposition to strike the three-6ith prn
ciple from the Constitution. and be consistent! He
could not Honest democrats of Wilson, will you
support a man who is daily engaged in stirring up
strife between the rich aud the poor man-in array
ing one class OF our people against another VIII
you sustain man who thus PLAYS into the hands Of
the Abotonists? 1t is the three filth principle
that engenders so much strife the slavery ques-
ton. The Aholtionists say it is Outrage that hVe
Of our "big black buck niggers, should be counted
equal to three free white men of the North and they
are straiDing to have that clause strck.
en- from the COnstitution-wthOut which the slave
States would never have consented to come into the
Union. And vet Gov johnson plays into the
hands of these AbOlitiOnsts by advocating doctrine
the tendency of which looks to the accomplishment
of the very thing they 30 much desire, and he
attain ,ient of which would inevitably resul. in q
dis outon Of the Union.
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, :. &.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1855

w desire call the Of friends and tn
w buyers Dry Goods thr ughuut the West and South
west to attractions Tor the fall sales Of the present
year.
Our business org nized and arrangef that
better able than before, supply trade
with large and ttracttve stock.
eur owe IGP rtniiOns " I supply our For
egu d. partm with all the and desirable fabrics
from the European maketsSeecIed by OF the house.
resident in ku opr-and will par icu,ay adapted to
market
Our Domestic and Staple Goods departments will be sup
piled with all the leading styles Of Goods.
is, believe knoW!edgd TACT that our Stock has
county and also believe that the best buyers have be-
inced that sysein Of sH bRT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY he ihe most satisfactory.
We invite eAttcutOn OF all ciOse Suy ers 10 1rge
ind Attract We St0, u, but with the distinct
de,stand sell goods only for cash, good
PAYABLE In all eases ri Bank
We shah ON this date forward adopt plan in
nection wi our Domestic Goods ID ptrtmeni. We shall
keep full and cOmpie assortment Il Be4cned brown
and Co ored 6oOd. which wi be only Tor nett
Cash ~ obi 81 hi Is TO supply III Goods as iOso
they by cash houses ia lie Northern ellie. Ia
ordtr 10 test this feature Of business only ask
mparlson Of cAh prices with time prices, and then
will leave the declsi to the purchaser.
Fom the years experience since the establishment
Of our business, rnHbl the eohdcntly IN
v:e ate ntion ami plans business believing
that ot Inducements s-eoRd 10 House Ia lf,
~. 2U9 ASD I'll K NC - EFT,
suly l, 1855. tjy9-tr~6nl HARLEsroH, O.
ILANTED-To establish by First Clnss Insurance
w Company, = Agency In this city. To a person e
good business habits willing to devote his time alone the
q mDaBy, iberal compensation will be allowed. address
w,'h reference, Box BOO, Philadelphia. Jys-St
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The Memphis Eagle & Enquirer says that TO
the great Democratic party CHAT ra') ii may
be interesting to know that the National Plat
form Of the American party, lately adopted at
Philadelphia and now winning over to its sup
port ali the free and Independent men Of the
South, was drawn up by the same gentleman,
Jndge CosE Of Georgia. who drew up the ma
iional Democratic platform Of ls4s, which
was re-affirmed in the Democratic convention
OF 1882 This is, probably, the last evidence
that We shall adduce TO show that the Arneri.
can party Is "a Wing trick" The Jury" can
take the case
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Correspondence Of London News, jane Al.
Important Territorial Acquisition BY Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG. June g


The peaceable and bloodless conquest Of the ex-
tensive territory TO the north of the river Amur-a
territory equal in size to the whole Of Germany-is
now officially confirmed by the lrkutzk correspon
dent of the Northern Bee, and is considered as an
event of great importance for the future for though
at the present moment there exists only solitary
'wnter house." there are two most excellent hsr-
bors, capable Of becoming, when fortified, what
Sebastopol Is now in the Black Sea with reference
to Turkey. as ii will give Russia the command Of
the Sea of Japan, and open the door for the ag
gressiye spirit OF the Nuscoyites to pick quarrel
with, and finally subjugsse the vast empire OF Japan,
and possibly China
IL cannot be denied that the policy of Russia
may emphatcaly be called the policy of the future
Though she has both her eyes sttentively turned
towards Europe, and watches narrowly the march
OF events in every country-and nothing escapes
the observation Of her well paid diplomatic ser
wants yet she turns with q keen glance to the
East fruitful field for the future employment
Of her military arms and diplomatic talent in ex
tending her possessions and realizing the unre
lAxed dreams Of the czars-the possession OF the
whole world.
Under the circumstances, and In the present crit
ical state Of affairs. event Of no greatmportance
In itself th at has just occurred here obtains sig
nl6eanee that makes IL worth recording. In the
annual report OF the ST. Petersburg University. jus
published, We end that whilst In every o,h-r de-
par;ment Of the State, the greatest retrenchments
are being carried out and appointments and Offices
suppressed and abolished. new professorship o'
the Oriental languages hssbee created, In addition
TO those already In existence.
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GEN SHIELDS SUCCESSFULLY Anti Ameri-
can leaders at the South have tried to make
some capitalby Charging that Trumbnll, elected
t. succeed Shields of Illinois i'll the q. ;.
Senate is frte-soiler and Know N" hing.
As we have heretofore learned but little of
Trumbul's career, we have not attempted to
"locate" him. But the Savannah Republican,
usually correct in lis facts, says:
Mr. Trumhull chosen by the last session OF the
Illinois Legislature 20 succeed Gen. Shields III the
United States Senate, has beer generally suppos d
to be a Know Nothing The question being asked
whether be goes the Northern, or Southern Know
Nothing Platform? two OF his friends reply, over
their own sigua lures Judge Trumbu is D mo
craft who stands upon the B fillmore Platform, and
therefore does not go either OF the Know Nothing
Platforms"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09

Coon NEws-We re informed that r. G Payne,
of Columbia, one Of the most powerful speakers in
Tennessee, and Hon. A. o. p Nicholson will both
speak at Port Royal on the 18th OF July. We are
informed that steps being taken TO get them TO
speak here Also Ctarksvile JsfsrsOnidn, July 4.
IL is natural that both Mr.. Payne and Mr..
Nicholson should regard the result of the can
vass in Tennessee with anxious interest, aud
feel willing to exert themselves to the utmost
to check, if possible, the rising tide of triumph
to the American cause. The former is rail-
road inspector, at a salary of two thousand
dollars, by appointment o: Gov. Andrew john
con, under a law enacted by the last Legisla-
ture of Tennessee--and the latter is public
printer to the House of Representatives at
Washington, post worth little fortune eve
~ year. "rhe wagons about to turn over,
and dads in it," 1t is natural, therefore, that
they should feel anxiOus, and be active. Mr..
Nicholson, of course, will not object to this
as a legitimate reference to his position, and a
reasonable solution of his activity in the can
vass, SIS, in the Union and americans sketch
of his speech here on the 4th, he is reported
as substantially charging Southern delegates
to the American Council at Philadel phia, with
having submitted to a humiliating and un-
worthy ''compromise" with Northern men,
''for the sake of getting the Executive patron.
age" Who is it, then, that wants TO keep ''ths
Executive patronage
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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09

THE SALE or rHx AxakssApoR.-Aeccrding 10
pre- .ious announcement the q. s. Marshal proceeded
10 sell the steamer Ambassador yesterday, ''as she
nov Ies," below she mouth Of Mil Geek. Among
the bidders We noticed several enterpfising owaeTs
Of steamboat stock The bids sers as follows Capt
Jones. IS. 600; Capt Good, $500, Capt Jones,
tlO. 800; Capt Jcs Scott SIC, 900 Capt Jss. Fish.
es, tl0.b0o. Az thls jare,sre, the Marshal stated
that the sale woala be postponed for three weeks,
At the request Of both parties. We understand
thRs Capt Fisher eisims the boat on bis bid, aud
VI he 'srAe- ~ the amount efnooey required,
arsiif usssnr kis sisin- --CaA Csusm,rsisk
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Lad, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
CAP RR o & c O'S

MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and 1000 Engravings actually
sold since February last
Head PrIz Fl, IA 700 House i'm the City
OF 40. Louis, on the Northwe~t corner
of Locust and seventh streets.
FARMS on THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES PROM THE CITY.
Watches from s40 20 $50!
Diamond Crosses worth s2ool
Diamond Pima from $50 70 $50!
Diamond Rings worth $40!
This Magnificent Enterprises,
rIspF lest ever g ea The Public In Il preess, and
r, tbs payment - ONE DOLLAR. Psrsoa receives .
beautfal Engraving Il ethsf-
-rhe Monarch OF the Glen;
CHIP of the old Biochs
or, The stag at nay;
Prem L.ndsssr The greatest anlna painter In the world
and naubsred recsip sntttng hn 70 dfas any Of Us
Abave valuable pF1sS
tn pTlsss a. yaa p.rcsivs not sac make up
lot er Is ana rae o. he es bal a real vase
sstinr a. ,hey 60 % Land, Gold aad Diamsads.
~ Oce the disposi q ffketa Ne. g Ch-rfy
nearly opgesils ths Pest Ons; sho sgnss. MaFksi
strs~f ard D. y Willams', Broad street.
IndanA, Ohio, MlsAgEn, ninoaf and Wlsconsia noney
resolved Al par for reksts-
An orders ADDRESSED sAa receive prspt attsnton
IyT-1 T. A. cAs"kILs SsnsEAl AEsah-
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09

IRoSIoAL--The editor of the GAINESVILLE
Je9srsoHidn says Col. Torbitt 'is Prouing too
mach for hs competitor on the stamp" The
same paper makes q similar remark in regard
20 W. r. Cox, Anti-American candidate for
foater against Herman Cox. The JefsrsoniaM
IS unkind to its friends, for no one can under
stand .uch remarksin any other than an ironi-
cal senss. Col. Torbitt ais too much for his
compstitOrl" Bah
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SCHOOL OF LIFE.

Just received by
TooN, NELSON co,
A School Of Life
By Anna Mary Hewitt, author Of IAN Ar,-sluden,
in Munich"
The Waterman,
By. a. VI. vol. f2mo. 400 pages.
II IS highly moral in its There are passages hath
OF humor ana pathos while the time the author
uhouSy avoided any thing like oyer-drswn sentiment
oay De read with advantage alike ~ the old the
Suns' AMI VIII ubtess, ord and instrue.
ton to all "-Pub.
:" Ny Mother"
VI keeoieetions OF Maternal influence
Inc Ausustan Age Of France:
A'us fourteenth, and the Writers Of his Age. hing
SOour>e OF Lectures delivered tin FrenchJ to select
a0den'e in New York, by Rev. I p Astie-rutrodro
non and Translation nv Rev p. ). Ksrk
Visits to European Celebrities
BY William sprague D. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson.
The Life Of Sam. Houston. Illustrated
The Rag-Bag Ry y. Parker Wills
The May Flower. ~ Beecher stowe
eE"rh mary o,her new and interesting ro,k
jei1
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R A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS,

ANtNG largely Eereasel supuy Of Rag. D., m.
II Premium' offered the past wear, ending Jun. 40
am induced 70 offer 'rgtr Of Pr T. ms for H.
present year, and wi paw the above r.puU in gu.
500, ss tsn ST1, s6a $50, o. $50 42l and $40 70 a.
ten Merchants OF 30 ar ~ho will rver nv fr, m This ds
10 Ine jay, 1870, the largest amouGt Of RAGS lie
same To he bought outside ami Nv men dun, h.i
outside OF Ma hviIle vicini v -e's
WI. AT ALI TIN . Paw THE HIGHEST N4gEEr
PkltE IN CASH FOR RAG On DtLIVFtY and =
eeruhc tie to the owner Of tn rec Ve ana maid m
hee ce IN Gates must be ami ia neat Jy 40 A. a.
Three dsnteresed mer liant Of Ntshv lie can mai ,b
awards. Tie largest amount being entitled >, srnS -
be1t largest to 500, and down Nv ~
Merehtn'S sending NE Rags Will wit. that NAV
kn IN W ose name to ssu- the c. rt fcate Corbin,
will not be allowed.
Noolen, nse', Six and Worst Rags are not wanted
and viii not be included IA 6 c above.
earnestly solcit greater attention 10 SAVING and ~
rags Shro ghout 81 dde Tennes e. aug
4-duN hSu W = WuITtN.N
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.rur CUnE FOn CANCERS.

MY Vile having lsbored under on on her breast SF
M ,os,s time and having tried hesrrns treatment
eonc,ns 20 UNDERTAKE myself, and In less than thsee
months Elected eonpste cure: although she had beva
-o an b. her friends being beyond The reach Of any
sy ~ has Tor year enjoyed better health than
az Previous. and has since gwen birth
70 a ane child, which she nurses hefseh ! have also
treated several other cases. ane have met with
success.
My treatment = not The ing of the KATE Or czusc o.
Mfreery, but parey Vegetable. also profess %
other Diseases sa1h Female Diseases aud Crers serO
ala Pies, and All eiseases originating IN lke AL
I ask persons Affected Nth any % NE Ebase namrd
diseases, Is - give trial Where there : 20 ears
thre s.a be ezEge. Further Information can 10 %
sns< ~ eaEg Gss 81 lstsr No l97 sorth Mar
bet street JONATHAN THOMAS.
y&-Sa
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PUBLIC SALES.
CHANCERY SALE

David Love ct ais. vs. Alex. Matthews, ct sh.
QY virtue Of decree rendered At the Nav tern, 1ss5 a
- the Cnans cry Court At Nashville will expose for pub
safe 70 the highest bidder the Sh day OF June inst
ed property, to wit: ~
Ninety TO acres Of Land about AZ miles nom Nashville
on the BRICK Church Turnpike vest side on the north
slde Of Cumberland rver Also 6iF acres Cppose tbs
ABOVE described and being Of The tract Of land own
60 1y tne lAte Uavia ~ Love deed Also, Of land
In Humphreys county Waverly con'aD;ng aO 800
more or less Also tract Of land Containing $50 acres
more or less en- the waters of MaTrowboDe Crek in Dav
county. - 1917
TEhMS-The above property will be sold on creli. q
one tw and three years. with interest from date exrs
the sum Of two hundr 81 aud fifty dors which vii BE- r.
auired in cash Bond with gOo security viii be required
and lien retained c. d. BRIEN -
Jez-td Clerk and Master
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PuSIsnNEST 90 AMKRIoAxs-According to
the Baltimore Patriot, five clerks and one
messenger were removed from the Treasury
Department at Washington, Saturday last,
because they had joined the AmeyicAp party.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09

ANOTHER PREsIDKxrIAL CAxprpArE-A
large meeting was held on Saturday week, at
Green Castle, lows, at which the Hon. J. Scott
Harrison, icon Of the late Gen. Harrison was
unanimously nominated for the Presidency Of
the United States.
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The Prospects.

Our accounts from different portions of the
State continue full, and in the highest degree
satisfactory. Our friends everywhere are at
work with zeal and industry, prompted by a
heartfelt interest in the result; and they are
everywhere sanguine of success. As the day
of battle approaches the American party
WAKES daily more formidable, while our opPo-
nents are dropping and disheartened. We
need not urge continued exertion-the people
See its necessity and are alive to its importance.
They are determined that their verdict at this
election shall put quietus to the tangled,
agrarian, anti Americsn and dangerous doc
trines of Andrew johnson. We believe that
verdict will be overwhelming and emphatic.
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'FREEMAS. Read the communication over
this signiture in this mornings paper. Espe-
cially do we ask the opponents of the Ameri-
can party to read it, end ask themselves if they
can support a man for the high Office of Gov
ernor who traverses the State charged with
slandering and villifying large portion of his
constituents. Such an instance is un 2aralleled
in Tennessee
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BARNARD O.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER sCHNAPPs.
A Superior Tonic, anti-Dyspeptic InvIg.
Grating Cordial.

IT sI,msntabls truth that with exceptions every
article % food eat, every article Of drink We imbibe
OF less sdulte-aed aud IN nothing ha- Adu
ton been prsetiord 10 such in sprtcus Vi
AMI fermrnted hq SO much So in fact tia, q 10
mVossihe 10 procure pure liquors AMI vine obtain
ed direct from bonn 6is importer Of knoun reputation
and cell established brrign INJECTIONS.
no-hs :. t"s o",Iosiss' huAh mAtoly ana poisonous
properties OF the quor sold generally In this country that
disgTaeeiu oeasal ntoxeaton % heqaent. that the
Legislatures OF several Of the sat- have taken the matter
IN hand and prohibited the sale Of sPrtu0us uEnened
Liquors As commoa beverages.
We're all iqaors purv and unadultsrafed should
need Maine Law and bus few restrictions n n ssls
Botehed t,c, pals ed limbs. swOrn De h, ami uat frafa
di-ease. elHs tsa,s1 produced not By pnre hgSsss,
bot ed haht Of naulgng In the eersssvs
D ilsoBs sod under that aes EnAiion.
PSON's
AROMATIC scHIEDAM JUMPER sCHNAPPs
Ar. manufactured exclusively sehedAu IN HoLsnd &c
eordfnE he dlrectons Of ED abshed dsnE hou &c
10 Nss York and New Olcans expressly tor me acnai
purpos-s sn entitled high confederation No ohsr
medicinal beveEsg AZ Presenl In Ia the United States
o. kaTops, poss s.iaATy And a, aoas prop
10 cases Of Gout Gravel nbsiruron. a. IN, KtIp.v,
esss Incidental 20 sma their eject Dr. t
cried that thsv have sHeiss the us,oni hnsnt m-eaI
men, All slc tad expressions Of he anboands gTA-
tnds iFom The patients 10 the proprietor
Agrats and VriS.'e purchasers eAaionsd 10 guard
sons Aromatic Jaaoer schnApps wI ave the ts q
The ArdclnNl CoEdA embossed sies Of the botts
that coat ms H. aud the ssnaus Of he proprietor hs
ne IaAs on sAeh bostls shah h., been daily entered
The United STATES Dstr Ct Court qasnty psoes
ed from imitation b. the iVs o. las " Congress
in the thes PEiaeipd living 4ngaages-k gsh, kLssea
and German, and pamphlets 10 those laneu So rserptiss
o. the merits u thu Electromagnetic Beverage 90 AZ
J. Wight CO. Agents.
Ma fsf fhsftres strrst. SsS Osl-aus
......,-. r,u,tus 5-,1ns article o. schnapps
- $500 \. n Truadr the pahhe Thai BARNARD l.
sI,ips0S ~ pro1stor Of he ssnsrs AFoaie schetam
Junlp-r scAnsPPs. 3 no. $50 80 49, op,s.sr, ~
- - 80 90 Be faruished ~ Tie nosi sninen importing
EssrehAe@ ~ q. W HESDERSH0FT
Garner 81 Cedar street and ne square,
.xa HAshvills, fsnn-
NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
oss of the NASHVILLE City Mills, corner q College
and spring StzsslA
A.. q. HAMM0ND co.
= GRAIN WANTED.