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STOP THE FALSEHOOD.

A young man by the name of FELTs, Thomas
Felts, we believe,) living in Logan county XIV,
near the neighborhood of DR.. Conn, came to
Springfield, Tenn, on the 9Th inst, and told us
that the night previous, about midnight, himself
and five other patrols unexpectedly came uoon
collection of negroes--about one hundred in mum.
ber-who were bsrbecuing about fifty carcasses.
and that Col. Thomas a. Drsne was making them
an abolition speech. That some OF the negroes
fred upon the patrol who fed q short distance.
and turned and fired on about dozen negroes the
remainder having dispersed The patrol shot one
negro in the arm, and captured ten. Dfane made
his escape. On the 9th inst, those captured ne.
groes were sent to Russelville, KY, to jail. THIS
is about the substance of the story. We and
Others have publicly and privately spoken of it
freely on the authority of EAlts. We have rooouL.
Iv,leSrnAI, L-ruSer, from various reliable sources
10 the neighborhood of DR.. Conn, that this aohole
story Is fabrication We, therefore, at once pub.
lsh this statement in justice to all parties con-
cerned, and in order TO disabuse the public mind
in this affair.
Nashville, Galatin, Russevie and GAINESVILLE
papers please copy this statement.
w w Pepper, John J Hutchinson,
R K Hicks, Thos Menees,
10 Green, John E Garner,
10 Stark, d P Braden,
Giles Connell, III S Dranghon,
NJ. V. Fyke, Vigilance Committee
Springfield, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1856.
BUFFALO Dec. 5.-The st. Louis Democrat of
the I'd inst, has advices from Santa Fe to the 22d
ult. The news, however, is unimportsnt. The
Indians continued their depredations. The gold
depostes on the Gila are said to exceed those in
the richest portions of California. A large num-
Der of citizens had already left Santa Fe for the
mines.
The St. Louis Democrat publishes a letter dated
Lawrence oath ut., signed by Col. ]. A, Harvey
and ninety Free State settlers, denouncing the
Kansas Aid Society as specializing concern, orig
mating in Yankeedom, and warning all honest
donators to be duped no longer for bleeding
Kansas
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
SERIES EHEELESE

SEHLES. IHE ELASE
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Literary History and Bihliogrpphv
Biographical IllusiratioRs
Folklore and Popular Manners and g,rstors
fluctuations OF Shakspeare Cbaueer ara Farlv En~i-h
Literature - - - II - - 80
Pope Lite and Wr;fip0s ARIA
(;Iessarial Notes
Notes on Hallanl Rfae,rlav Sc
Junius eiierS an tI,~ir a. bo,sni,
Geneao9y and IIsraidTv .-..s
Miseella1eous Antontias
Ecclesiastical History
English and Continental Rsfarp,ars r
History Of London ana ~ Ns;,bbo.hoo
Ballads Old Poetry
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NziursI History tsa -lN
Photography especially in is Restior to 4rrheoio *
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Auction Sale.
hNSATURDAY MORNING, the 18Th instant at 10 O'Clock,
" will offer for cash. in front of Store, Broad
street
50 hhds Sugar; 600 bags Rio Coffee;
so tierces Fresh Rice; 100 boxes Star Candles;
20 bxs White Hav. Cigars so bbls Crushed Sugar;
100 bbIs Whisky with sundry other articles.
deeIO-td B&r JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
TO FARMERS,
60 CINCINNATI Steel Pioughs, Nos I, 2, 2, and S.
~ These the best Ploughs sold in this market
decI2 McCREA & TERRASS.
DAGTIMORE OYSTERS.-lOO dozen Baltimore
ID oysters for sale lowby -
deci2 McCREA & TERRASS.
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R- Only three hundred and ssventy-three
Fremont votes were cast in kentucky at the late
election. As it is well known that there are g.
o,oI thousands of Fremnrt@--+- St0 Ceaie, tueIe
era 'noussNG nafy expressions of wonder at the
smsness of the vote. The case is clear. Csssius
NJ. Clay and others, prominent as leaders of the
Kentucky Republicans, used their influence to in
duce their followers to vote for Fillmore acting
upon the shallow policy that it would be a good
idea to have the election thrown into the House of
Representatives, rather than that Buchanan should
be elected by the people. Having thus robbed
themselves of moral power, they threw their vote
utterly away, and made no sign.-Ctn. Com.
CONVICTED OF STEALING NEGROES The Baton
Rouge Advocate says:
"Chares Wise, on charge of abductiug slaves
from the plantation Of Mr.. James Mediation, of
this parish, was arranged before the Sixth District
Court on Monday, for trial On receiving the case
the Jury retired and returning about ten minutes
with verdict of guilty. Wise will be apt to learn
more wisdom by residence IN the pententiary for
ten or fifteen years"
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LADIES' DRESS FURs

WE shall sell the balance of Stock Of Fine Dress
w reduced priees their speedy sale. They
all and will stand examination from wishing to
purchase. Is - WATERFIELD s. WAIHER.
Premium Hat and Fur Store,
dec13 - -.---.- % Public Square.
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NIGERIA & TRRRAss.
EAR SALE

nNE Hundred and Eighty Shares of the Nashville and
" Chattanooga Railroad Stock will be sold at Public Aue-
ton night of the 10th instant at the meeting Of the
City Building and Loan Associations al the Chamber OF Com
merce. The will be sold at private sale before that
time by inquering of f. ID. FARNSWORTH, or
deeI2-d4t ID. F. WILKIN, Ad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-13
INTERESTING TABLE.
pertinent snd

We give the following table of the popular vote
of the United States for the last twenty years as
pertineut and interesting at this time:
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PRESIDENT PIERCE.

The Savannah r publican a Fillmore paper in
the recent canvass il it's notice Of the Presidents
message, says:
"Upon the great question that has so long d.
vided the country-the constitutional rights of the
slaveholding States-the message of the President
is all that any honest man of the South can de-
mand or desra. 1t sustains every position for
which the South has been contending in her
struggles with demented anttslaVery fsnsticism
at the North, and by an argument thoroughly ma
tional, and based upon the principles of the Con-
sttution. As q southern man, we desire to offer
our sincere thanks to the President for his able
and manly vindication of the equality OF the
States and of our own section against the charge
of aggression upon our northern brethren, either
as regards their rights or their feelings. Coming,
as this message does, from q northern man who
has risen, under the impulse of noble patriotism,
above the prejudices of education and the public
sentiment of his people, it is earnestly TO be
hoped that bis voice may be heard above the tn
multuous elements, and that reason aud justice, SO
long dethroned, may be restored once more to
their legitimate position and power.
"We are 10 particular admirer of the President,
but we are ready, as we have ever been, to accord
him honesty of intention; while we are free to
concede, at the close of his administration, that
our foreign relations have been conducted by his
first executive officer with great ability aud
craftsmanship sld that to him the country Is
greatly indebted for our present harmonious and
honorable relations with the nations of the earth.
Poor SUmsER.-The Montgomery Advertiser says
a despatch from Boston, under date of the I'd
inst, says that this worthy has been forbidden by
his physicians to visit Washington yet. He is
quite feeble Poor fellow. Wouldn't a little Of
Railways Ready Relief or Perry Davis Pain
Killer rubbed on his craneum, and little tansey
bi.ters taken inlOardy, with an occasional draught
of hourhound tea as he is going to bed, have a
tendency to strengthen him2 Greeley, of the
Tribune thus walls over the Affections of the mar
tyr:
awe learn with infinite regret that Mr.. Sum-
uera physicians have forbidden bis return to WASH
jugton at present. His health is still feeble and
bis speedy recovery from the injuries inflicted by
the hand of brutal assassin, cannot be expected.
Meanwhile the organs of the trade in human be-
mos continue to assail with calumnies and abuse
this suffering Martyr of Liberty
The CABINEr-The Washington correspondent
of the New York Herald says:
General Cass informed me day that there was
not one particle of truth in the report that he had
been rendered place in Mr.. Buehanans Cabinet,
and furthermore that not one word or line had
PASSED between them in reference to that or any
other subect
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z. D. FARNswoRTH, AncIioneer. IdecI2--Jt
! A GREAT A Rf.A FOR CASH.

w sale Tracts of Land, adjacent to each
w other containing 5Oj the main Caney FORK
twelve miles East of Sparta, White County improvements
on each Tract cultivation, orchards &C. On the
Land there constant Waterpower, caTabe OF
operating any amount Of machinery without expense OF
danger foods being from large stream break
theMOunan side, 800 feet above the level Of the
valley be raised any point wanted. The Land
finely tmbered well pied Stock raising, cultivation OF
Grape Orchards &c. Also good for Wheat and Corn
great bargain will be given For further particulars call
US }. Ii. X.
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LADIES' SALE,

WE have just opened fine lot of Rich Coaks, Fine
w French Bonnets Embroideries Skirts, Purs in Sets,
Aprons &c. &C., to which invite the attention Of the
Ladies for a few days only. BENZ. r. SHIELDS,
dacIn lie Snua
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4
~ sale by J. G. ROBERTSON
decI2-m Broadway.
> BOXES PINE APPLES
, Ihhds Cocoa nuts,
50 bbls Oranges,
10 do Son Shell Almonds,I
Barrels Currants,
Boxes Cetrans,
100 do NJ r. and L. Ralsns assorted,
A large lot of Fire Works assorted.
received and for sale by J. G. ROBERTSON,
decl2-G s. Broadway
TRESu ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-IOo
Il hhds prime to choice Sugar;
100 'bbIs Powdered. Loafand Crushed Sugar;
200 bbls RebOiled Molasses;
100 u bbls do do;
800 bags prime Rio Coffee;
IS bsgs Old Gov. Java and Laguyrs Cotfes;
40 bbls MackereE
$50 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Mould do;
200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 dozen Buckets
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands
$4,000 Imported Regalia Cigars;
10000 assorted brands do;
100 boxes Bar Soap
20 bags Pepper;
20 bags Spice Just received with good sssort-
H'H' VI VI wv 40 ~ ~ M&EF CHEATHAM.
IQUoRS-25O bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
i 200 bbls hector Whisky;
100 bbls Robinson Co do;
so bbls Old Bourbon do;
so bbls Old Rye do;
80 bbls Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy;
so bbls do Gin
20 bbls Peach Brandy. For sale by
apr9s M&EF CHEATHAM.
LADIES' SALE.
WE have Just opened fine lot of Rich Cioaks Fine
w French onnets, Embroderes, Skirts Furs setts,
Aprons, &c. &C., which invite the attention Of the
Ladies for few days only. BENZ. p SHIELDS.
decI0 ~ Public Square.
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TRUST "a LE-HOUSEHOLD AND hIICH-
EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
WILL sell at Monday next, the 18th instant,
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture of Isaac Garrtt
son, his Dwelling House, No. l65 South Summer street,
opposite Residence Vim. A. GeaVes. ESQ., consisting
Oihne Mahogany Sofas, Chars Tables WadrObes, Book
Case and Desk; Mantle Clocks fine Bedseads, hne Par
Tor Cooking Stoves, fine Parlor and Bedroom Carpets
and Mating together with fine China Sets China Table
Ware, Glass Ware, Beds, Bedding, fine Window Cur
tains and Shades Kitchen Stove and ULenss and almost
every article used in Housekeeping.
The above property conveyed to BY deed OF trust
Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee.
+ N F.p Auetioneer IdecIQ--3td
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HOAL.-W. M. FOX has a small quantity Of superior
~ CUMBERLAND Coal for sale the Cltizen Coal Office,
Celloge street, opposite Noels Stable. [deel9-3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

From KANzAs AND NEW MEx1oo.-S' LOUIS
July 25. Advices from Kanzas state that
Col. Lane crossed the Missouri into Aa mas
on Monday, with 600 men, armed with
Sharne's rifles, revolers and bowie knives.
After crossing, Lane returned, saying he
would force his way up the Missouri with his
other regiment.
Gen. Harvey, Col. Baker, and Capt. Pleas,
ants have arrived at Fort Leavenworth, and
reported that a party of Cheyenne Indians
had attacked the guard house at Fort Kear-
ney, and rescued Indian prisoners, making
good their retreat, with the loss of three
killed.
Col. Fauntleroy arrived here yesterday from
New Mexico He reports the Indians quiet
in the northern part of the Territory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

INV be lie sure to settle accounts with tins
A ministI, ion and abettors.
Sch dear Sir, are my views touching
. he state Of affairs in Kanzas and that you
mi e 1 more fully understand me- an6 nave We
thought proper to state them to you s sro,S as
see no improperly in permitting my lrlenuS
in the States to know them. snali loi "a,u
a copy of this for perusal. Wi'h h'gii esteem
for you personally,
C. ROBINSON.
We, the undersigned, concur in the tore
,.o;rr settlement fnllv. and indorse the same.
Gro. w. SMITH,
GAINS JENKINS,
JOHN BROWN JR.,
HENRY b. WILLIAMS,
GEO. w. DE1TzLER.
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READ THE FOLLOWING PRICES.


+ M B r I'D E RE
The ladies at last convinced that we sell these goods
at least Is per cent cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere.
400 LACE COLLARS at 20 cents, worth STtc
1000 Muslin COLLARS at prices really astonishing.
400 pairs SLEEVES, BOO, SOC, and roc, very cheap
1000 yards MUSLIN FLoUNCINGs, from 12so strip
DOTTED LACE Wells for 20 cents.
BLACK SILK TRIMMING LACEs, a splendid assert.
44c yard.
2pars tip top ENGLISH HOSE for zoe.
2 pairs splendid English Hose for Csc.
Fine DOTTED MUsLINs, from 15c yard,
Good GLOVES for &c pair. Mark that!
PLAID MUsLTNs at New York cost prices.
Gents WoVE B0soMs, really beautiful goods, At zoo
each; some at l2lc.
lot OF FANS, at every price thought Of.
Long Black Lace MITTs, all silk, for l2I cents
Long Black Lace Mitts worth 3Ttc, for 16c
Allou MoHAIR MITTs going for a mere song.
Black Silk Velvet RIBBONS, from SOC piece.
large lot of Ribbons at TIC yard, worth ESQ.,
Gents LINEN COLLARS, lOc usual price 11o
IRISH LINENS, super quality, from &c yard
But 1t Is useless trying enumerate all the bargains
we are daily dispensing Call in and examine our large
and varied stock and you will be surprised and grsthed
Come early in the day, to avoid the immense rush IN
the afternoon.
Doors open at a. m. Close at $50 D. m.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26
ADVERTISEMENT

The whole stock of Linen Goods at Bryant's having
been purchased auction much below the cost Of mpor
tation has been marked at prices which any will
nounce cheap. Among the assortment there decided
bargains to found in Loen Sheetings Shirngs, and
Pillow Case Linens. Those about buying such goods will
find it their advantage call at No. 1854 Main Street. and
secvre bargain. Other goods equally cheap. Pre-
vous to removal the whole stock must be sold. Cost of
goods not much of object it is to make thor
ough clearing out Of the whole stock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

Ice CREAM sALooN.-Gates & Greenwood, No. Bay
State Block reapng immense harvest the hot
weather The way the crowds rush to their magnificent
Saloon regae themselves with the luscious ice creams
soda syups and other delightful eatabes and beverages
does ones soul good to Witness They and
delicious than "honey in the comb" Give them
try, all We who anguish sweltering under the effects of
the extreme heat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

7
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N Y. GENERAL AGENTS.
N. B. Sl,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed AGENT will ensure bottle of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by VIM. BUSH Co., Wholesale & Reta
Agents druggists generally daw1y mcl1S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26
Mrs. NJ. w. GeroId.. Eeu.aIe phvairiu
ID. ID, MAXHANI

Would respectfully invite all those wishing superior DA-
GUERRE0TYPKS of themselves or friends to call at his
Old stand where they procure kenesses taken by
himself Mr. Tapey an old and experienced operator
from the City of New York No l25 % cent picture
will be taken by them-her time aud talents will be de-
voted to their profession, which they wish make honor
able by giving good pictures reasonable prices to all
who may favor them with their patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen, please call at No I6 Harrington
Corner, opposite the City Hall, and examine specimens.
B. D. MARKHAM,
jel4 d3m O. r. TAPLEY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

and nicely furnished confectionery and ice ssloon
well arranged for the accommodation of the public who
may stand in need Of refreshments During this roasting
weather. his establishment will be found rst rate place
for the cooling of the parched tongue with his choice
creams. Walk in and help yourselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

DUELNG is very poor business but for advocate of
it to give challenge and then back out of it, through
fear of assassination in going to the place desgnated is
contemplate cowarice 1t shows the title of bully and
coward to be admirably consolidated in the person.
But the great question of the day, after all, is the
mendous rush which comes off, these times, to the En-
change Eating House, under the Post Office, kept by
Hardness Co. Everybody is to be there tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

TIE LION is brave and manly beast and would never
be found guilty of backing out of a serape of his own
getting up, through fear of getting hurt The Lion Sa
loon is equally renowned for its superiority the genera
rendezvous of the brave and generous citizens OF all par
ties, who are fond of good cheer, and appreciate
good eating. Everything you get there is first chop
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

LILLY Co., in Piper Block, keep just the right kind
Of articles for keeping the system in and eond
ton these hot and fiery days. Their extraordinary
rey Of choice eatabes and drnkables up in
style to make aldermans mouth water to think Of
Just go in there and give them trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

The Great English Remedy.-sIR JAMES
CLARKE'S CELEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.-Prepared
from prescription of Sir James Clark, III. D. Physician
Extraordinary the Queen. This Invaluable Medicine
is unfaing in the of all those painful and danger
GUS diseases incident to the female constitution.
Il moderates all excess, remove all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous 70
hnemen; they forify the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform her
duties with safety to herself and child
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
first three months of pregnancy they bring
miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heavness, Fatigue Slight Rxer
ton papitaOn of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits Hyse-
res Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
occasonei by disordered SYSTEM these Pills will effect
cure when all othermeans have failed and althougha
powerful remedy do contain iron. colonel antimony
or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package Price in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar
/ &, BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, y. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES Auburn, N Y, GRHERAL AeENrs.
N. B. 81 100 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed Agent, will ensure bottle of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by VIM BUSH L Co.. Wholesale & Reta
Agents druggists generally daw1y mch1s
DIR. CONVERS'
I V IG ORA TING CORDIAL,
and NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
This Cordial is the only remedy for those sad develop
ments Of body and mind caused by early and improper
naOlts OF youth.
N. B. That involuntary nocturnal loss Of physical en-
ergy, objective of much mischief to the sys-
tem ncapaci;atng the victim for business, society,
matrmOny is speedily restrained by this Cordial Il is
the only remedy which mas effected the desired result in
this malady.
DR.. CoNvERs may be consulted personally by let
ter without charge at his Office 32l Hanover Street, Bos
ton where all orders for the Cordial should be sent.
Dr.Convers Medical Work, IFS pages-THE BEACON;
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO MANH00D-is the most
important and Instructive book published these
complaints To young it is invaluable 1t will be
given to those who purchase three bottles Of Cordial
Price 81 bottle, bottles for S. $40 the half doz-
jylS daW3m
Mrs. M. w. GeraIds, Female Physician
Mrs a. having given special attention to the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice, three of which has been in this city, and without
the loss of single mother child, would, with degree
of confidence still offer and recommend her services TO her
friends generally she considers business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
N. B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with DR.. Wilson's Sepenne
Importer
Residence, 60 Summer street, between Central and Elk
hange SITS. nlO diff
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S. III HEYW00n.

Late Goodnow Heywood)
Has complete assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and GAL
TIERS, among which may be found all the desirable styles
Of Ladies' Congress Callers both black and in colors
full variety of Misses and Chdreps Caters and Ankle
Ties, White Kid Slips and Caters, Gents Patent Calf
Boots, long and short tops Patent Leather Oxford and
low Ties French Boots and Shoes, Top calf foxed
Boos with many other styles all of which have been Sc
eceed with care bought for cash. and will be sold at the
owest figure Piper Blocs, No. 267 St. ap25dtf