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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WILL be In the First Civil District o. Davidson county,
the 10th Of November next, and continue from day
TO day till the 2oth Of December the purpose Of sti
and assessing all the Taxable Property aud Poll OF said
District and viii endesvoT visit all daring that
time. IWsh every payer 10 have his her list made
out ready accord 10 law, have time 10 spare
will be AZ Herman RAns nom 10 10 O'CLOCK every
Wednesday and Saturday during that time and wish ali
have not ans where IN the county bring Ia their
lists viii have TO take the the lass dir etc
Agents those offending 10 others business viii the
same. Do not put il on as il taxes but time.
ARTICLES TAXABLE.
Land per and loot Slaves from II 20 50 years ofage
Pleasure Vehicles. Saw and rst Mills and all Mauufzcur-
ing Establishments Jewery, Gold and Silver Watches and
Chains, silver Plate, &C Piano Eortes and all Househ0d
Of he value Of $500 Race Horses and Horses snd Mules Of
the value Of $1,000, except such that used FIR saddle
harness purposes Cattle AMI shocP the value Of s50
all moneys a. interest deposit otherwise; al stock
cept that exempt By charter W. q. LANIER,
octs9 -dtwkWtdeei0 Assessor Of Davidson county.
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~ Among other blessings, says DR.. Frank.
lin, man should thank God for his vanity,
because il makes him happy.
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New MUSIC AND PIANos.-Friend Mcclure
has received another addition TO his stock Of
fine Pianos, and his assortment is one of the
most complete in the South west. Persons
desiring an excellent instrument cannot fail Of
suiting themselves at his store. lie has also
published several new pieces OF music by resi-
dent composers. Among the latest publica-
tons, the Tennessee Schottiseh," by MrE.G.
Haniley. dedicated to the Ladies Of Tennessee,
is a very beautiful composition So also, is
the song "0nward Row." by Prof. c.. Hes,
which is dedicated to Miss Jenney Wise, Of
this city. Oar music loving friends will fad
these pieces very pretty, and they should get a
copy Of them before they are all gone.
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~ The New York Journal OF Commerce,
ofThursday evening last, says 10 its money Arti-
Gle:
The demand for money continues active, but
tie banks are dsoounting freely at unchanged
rates. Money is rather more plentiful, and the
turn Is slightly in favor of borrowers.
The stock market is active and at the First
Board rates were unchanged, except for Erie,
which is rather lower.
Foreign Exchange is heavy and dropping,
with but little doing
itseems to be the general opinion that our
money market would not be seusibly affected,
even though the Bank Of England should adj
vance rs minimum rate Of interest 60 eight per
cent, ia order 10 prevent the flow OF specie 20
the Continent. The very large shipments Of
produce which We have made 10 Europe during
the past mouth, and which now continue 80 80
forward, make bills Of exchange more plentifal
aud the probability Of large specie exports Of
course Lessen IN due proportion.
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rH- The Harpers have announced their in

H- The Harpers have announced their in
tention TO publish weekly newspaper, Of
which the first number is to be issued on the
first Saturday of January next. 1t will begin
the publication of Mr.. Thackeray's new serial
tale. Nothing that appears in this weekly Is
to be repeated in the Magazine Of the same
publishers.
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GENTLEMENS, WEAR,

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
~ ENTS' Fine Calf Pump soc Boots;
II Gents Fine Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double Sole
Water proof
Congress Caters;
|" double sole;
p" Oxford Ties,
These goods nom Of the best manufactures In
Philadelphia. Call at No. 20 Pubic Square.
octls SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
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GLOVER & co.
CITY IxRRE59.

DACKAGES PARCELS BAGGAGE delivered to any
L part Of the city with Dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed
trey have red heavy expenses to get up neat and
20 deserve patronage Of the business Of the
city.
Company will have charge Of wagon and receive and
deliver packages any point in the city and suburbs.
Charges very moderate.
Office No. 50 Cherry street, up stairs, w. I. Boyds
Jr. noy1O-- en-
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Tickets $40 90: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.

1Tl2 Prizes amounting SlO2 600
Tickets SO 90: Halves 100; Quarters $3.50.
The SEQ prizes of $40 determined b. the last figure
the number that draws the Capital prize Of 1900 fhe
Capital prize will Of end with of the figures
L. g. 6, 7, S, g. O. Those Whole Tickets ending with
the 6gue The last in the Capital will be entitled
$40 Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctualy attended to- Communications
6dential. Bank Notes OF sound banks taken par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
datev.
81 Orders addressed to JAMES WINTER Box 2S3 Nash
vile Tenn, will be promptly attended TO.
Address orders for tickets 10
JAMES y. WINTER, Manager. Macon, Ga,
orto, G. II. WINTER, P @. Box S52, Nashville.
noViS-wGtw
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DIssoLUnoN AND NKw FIRM-The firm Of
Qlick, Mead l. Co., has been changed, Mr..
Cobb having retired, and the firm is now
Quick & Mead. The las; named gentlemen
will continue the business of flour, produce
and commission merchandising at the old
stand
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$50 FANCY BoNNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE.


Eren NOW, LADIES. is your chance TO get rich -
~ Bonnets, Millinery Goods, EmbToideriss, sc, -
W. at this great reduction In prices Having pur W.
chased largely at Paris this season. and having some
competition, induced lay in very extensive stock,
and must close out our large balance Of Fall and Winter
BOnnets previous TO making great alterations in store
for Spring Sales, stick will be The largest South
selves before they all gone they will on fast at
reducef prices Our stock Is well assorted A.
any time this season. having received goods by
from Europe since the lat Of October all OF the most
beautiful and late styles Our stock Of Cloth WrapPings AZ
only 80 each-a few ef Embroderes Of every descrip
ton half price, Royal Gimps and Dress Trim mingS 100
boxes Of rich Flowers for Bridal Parties BOnnets at full
~ so per cent lower thsn offered in Nashville. 20
boxes Of rich Pumes imported Head Dresses &c. Rich
Bonnet Ribbons, super Gloves 80 10 Toe Likewise,
large stock Of Fancy Goods, too to mention.
Now, LADIES' and your selections Immediately
n. WISE, Agent
nOys No. IS Union 81 next door TO state Bank.
20 VIC call particular attention Of the Trade Conn
try Merchants, Miners, &C. TO this, will give you
Bill OF Goods at New York prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RIG WoRx AND TsrrER, like other surface diseases, de
rive tn orsn fon impurities in the blood and frequent
y very dcuit get rid Of The only sure rerneo
for either Of them Csrters Spanish Mixture, the sg
blood coTrtctor. dcel
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Card.
Thos. s. Wayne & Son.

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
w III give strict snd promp aientloa ta rseeipiar ana
w faEHafdinR Nerckandss Of every dsscripfar ur
Aaa shPpns csoa, fehassa, Whsat. Corn, Foar Bansa
W1ois -. aegll-en
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szg- Cowles in his excellent history Of
plants, notices the virtue ofhemp thus laconi
csly:-"By this cortlage ships are guided,
bells are rung, and rogHes ale kept in ave"
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IHE rapid sale with which my last importation 4 this
L article met has induced to order supply,
which arrived this day, being SGPERGOK to any Loo
yet offered. recommend IL to the trade as well as
for family b. /. SIMPSON,
noHin-n r y shislas CON Houss. AZ Public saaare.
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LAND WARRANTs BOUGHT or LoCATEp

r WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. l will also buy old
L Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents issued about
1918, to soldier Of 1872
/ am also prepared locate Land Warrants in South
western Missouri the line Of the Sou Missouri
Railroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting OF than 2000 Of abroad land along
the line this road For further particulars TERMS &c,
enquire of the undersigned Cedar the Post
Office. sept6dAwl J q +. FELLOWS.
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TUSP RECEIVED per Steamer Dr. Robertson
u $500 SACKS fine SALT
$50 strictly choice Coffee
30 hhds prime Sugar;
bbls T. g. Almonds;
IL bags Pepper;
10 bags Spice;
80 packages Tobacco;
80 bags Lebanon Flour, extra.
nov11 b. @. handy.
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OLD
AlAmfAhO Madeira.
CHARL ES HElDSICK CHAMPAGNE

TINHREE URiGISAL CAsks which ODER GENUINE and
Il SuPERIoR Wine. b. L, SIMPSON,
navfO AZ Pubic square.
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New Orleans Markets.

Nov. G7-Night -CoTTON-The transactions Of the day
about $500 There have been offers large
but they did meet th= views OF holders who gen
orally maintained good sgree OF hrmn Prices have
ruled quOed Persias having pro-
due mo marked effect. We repeat our last figures:
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VOL. X.

ment upon other sections in this code, but 7
will quote but one more, showing that, while =
s0hite man is compelled to serve out the penal.
ty of his crime, at hard labor, these slavehold.
ing legislators have, in their great regard 70,
the value of the slaves labor to his master,
enacted that s1GUe, for the same offence, shall
be whipped, and then returned to him. Here
is the section, which commend to the eonsS
Grafton of those who, while defending these law.
nickname the Republicans "niggerworsbin'
pers." 1t is found on page 252:
SIC. 81. II any slave shall commit petit la,cs, .
shall steal any neat cattle sheep, hog or be guilty. OF
msdenleanor, or other offence punishable under he n
visions of this act only by fine imprsonmen in con
~ jail. or by both such fine and imprisonment he S
instead Of such punishment, be punished il mall a.
spes on his bare back not exceeding Thirty nine or
female, by imprisonment in a county Jail not exceed
twenty,one days or by stripes not exceeding
at the discretion of the Justice" 10y 0"e'
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ON SATURDAY, THE BOTH OF AUGUST, Is56.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE,
AT AUCTION.

A IL my property Gand, stock tools and furniture >
IA adjoining Bloomington, III Monroe county Indiana
The land 200 acres will be sold in lots ranging from ten
acres down to common town lot Ii lies near the I'm
versity, IN sight OF the depot and contains several
dences The soil is good the excellent the snrnp
house and spring unsurpassed furnishing right on The
railroad the best site in the county pork house -four
mill or other steam machinery.
The stock farm tools furniture, and library are of good
quality, including a superior piano.
TERMs-One half in hand, and ten per cent discount
on the other half; twelve months time on good secur
dairy farm is much needed and, being without com
petition, would be lucrative. So planning machine &c
For special terms, as 10 tme &c, apply on the prem
ises TO NJ NJ CAMPBELL
n. b. have also FARM FOR SALE, u60 or 2o
acres) on similar terms at SIS acre within two and
half miles OF the numerous churches, schools railroad
depot shops, mills State University, aud other adva
tages OF this healthy and lourishng county sur
rounded by moral industrious, and native Protestant
community. Situated State road, high. healthy
well watered, fenced, and with plenty Of oak, poplar
cherry, and walnut TO keep up fences, this farm
suited to stock raising The house. stables orchard &C.
can be delivered on sae and the grain fields, too ii
wanted reserving tenants rights.
ig7 NJ NJ CAMPBELL
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this Union by free expenditure of their blood and
treasure, had other dreams of its future than that
now upon rs. They made broad declaration of
human rights. and wrestled periodically with the
only evil within their broad Confederation to stay
its march and confne its To them the Union
was the egis of Freedom, and not the symbol of
Slavery They dreamed of a brilliant future when,
from the Atlantic to the base of the Aleghanies,
rule but that of Freedom would be known; and in
the vast territory beyond their Western slopes they
decreed that the footprints of Slavery should not be
seen. Such the Union of our fathers. 1t was
not then endangered by Liberty; for Liberty was
not sectional in those days of good and patriotic
There ambitious tricksters in that morning
of Freedom to suly its freshness wsth their corrupt
schemes to gain power; true patriotism gathered
around the Union to nourish protect and sustain it.
With you, men of the present; with you, mon of
the North rests the future of this Republic As you
decide its fate viii be- 1t is for you to choose which
you shall followthe pure lights Of the past tho
swamp CLEANS of the present If you choose wisely,
every star added to the constellation now gttering
the azure of our national banner, viii reflect the
lustre, undimmed by stain or spot. Then will the
Union DO safe then will it 60 in its mission, to
proclaim Freedom to all the world
TIMOTHY G. DAY.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1856.
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HAIL COL U M BIk!

" LIT tcrtts the ballads Of Nation care not trio
makes its laicS!r
TTNHE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHIIA
Il DELrHIA offer TO the Lyriss of Liberty throughou,
the Union the following prizes:
Two hundred dollars for the hes, REPUBLICAN
SONG, adapted to any good air Tor popular singing
One hundred dollars for rie second best.
Fifty dollars for the third
me pn1es commutable for pieces of plate the option
of the receivers.
Lovers of Liberty! Interiors of the Union, DO
queathed by our Fathers Believers in Democracy
Friends OF the oppressed Foes Of the oppressor Ad
yocaes OF free soil and of free TOLL Champions OF the
Republican party, its principles and its men! ALL who
feel your hearts stirred by the present crisis in the poy
OF the country and find Inspiration in It's seeking expires
sion IN song invited 10 contribute your offerings
whether You will accept any reward make your work
u labor of love!
Committee of nine literary gentlemen in Boston New
YORK, and Philadelphia, will adudge the prizes No
ers name will be disclosed, if he desires be anony
nous.
All songs 10 be mailed, bear the postmurk OF ih
WRITER'S place OF residence, before the 18th day Of
Juy and 10 be subject to the of the Associaonth
purpose being 10 make numerous selections from thr
whole number contributed and publish them in nalions
volume, for the free OF Republican Glee Clubs and
assemblies of the people.
Associations, Clubs, and Book Agents are invited 10
send In their orders Immediately The book will be j.
suod at prime cost the sole object being further r
common cause of ali Republicans.
Address the President of the Philadelphia Republics
Association Post Office Box 5I7. Phiadephia.
By order: JOSHUA CLENDENON Secyetayp
Editors favorable the by giving
liciy 10 the above offer. 400
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STAINED AND CUT GLASS.
J. N. CO o K

l25 Congress street, Boston, Massachusetts,,
MANUFACTURES all kinds of Stained Cut Rnam-
l elled, Flock, and Ground GLASS suitable for Side
Lights Panel Lights Sky Lights Church and other orna-
mental Windows.
Also, Shades, Globes, Entry Lanterns, Door Plates,
Coach and Lantern Lights Re
Lead and Metal SASHES made to order
IL Ground, Enameed, Flock Stained Plate Crown
German and American Glass wholesale and retail
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+ 0RT WARD INSTITUTE.
REV J. Z. KING, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

Faculy-7scenty Professors and Teachers.
SUPERB BRICK BUILDINGS, well finished and fur.
~ nished located on the Hudson river, miles
north of Saratoga.
Reduced from Troy and Caseton first day term
Whole expense per term, Of fourteen weeks for Board
Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room, Ineidentas and Tui-
ton in Common English 5000, in advance. Fifteen
cents per week for fuel wheu hres are needed IN
Students rooms.
lIlJ Students received when there are vacancies and
charge for residue of the term.
CALENDAR FOR 1856.
Spring Term begins March 18th; ends July o.
Fall Term begins August 18th ends November Igh
Winter Term begins December 4th
Apply TO the Principal, Fort Edward Institute n y
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For the National Era.
LINES FOR THE HOUR.
Forss-forgirs--unifs '''-wHrrr1KR.


Forges-f0rgirs-- ,---WHrrrIKR
Sirike together, Let US be
One an heart and in endeayor:
Make the star OF Kansas :" free
GA couniry's flag forever.
Nsrved be every doubling soul
flushed be every paltry feeling
shadows that now darkly roll,
over Freedoms sky stealing.
TvranIs, now, must be obeyed
bastard spirits quail and falter;
Up, and toil-vyilh offerings laid
Now on Freedoms holy altar.
Labor, in the light of day,
Firm with neither strife nor clsmor
Labor, sacrifice and pray,
Clad Ina Freedoms shining armor!
Chains are forging-Slsvery's cup
To our very lips is pressing,
Lshor, stout hearts-hasten up.
Yours be Freedoms holy blessing
Or The sunny prairie land,
Now The ~ rsnfs's loot IL treading-.
let &c Struggle, hear and hand
Rescue Freedom, sad and bleeding
sasll We falier, Shall we stand,
With knocking lip and craven.
Shall We wear tho " traitor" brand,
b. iRsal;ed Freedom craven,
shall we pause and bicker now,
See The crRsE in Kansas planiedg
Shall we 10 the Ruffan bow,
Aud i've On by Freedom taunied,
BY Tins glorious land OF ours,
Whittier pilgrim feet are thronginz,
Turning from the tyrsni powers,
Aud FOR Freedoms affairs longing
b. our fathers hopes and leafs,
Struggling through HIghi OF peril
~ our mothers prayers any tears,
la old Freedom's hour of trial
By The GREAT wOxE they begun.
By the sKEAI WORDS they have spoken
b. their tolls, and all they won,
b. the chains of Freedom broken
b. Tho Pilgrim feet that pressed
plymouth Rock in faith aud prayer
Hy the God the Pilgrim blessed.
God OF Freedom everywhere -
BY the memories OF the past
bg SscE great souls constant yearning-
lset each sacrifice bo cast
Upoi FREEDOM altar burning.
By the fallen-by the fate
freemen nnder going-
And tho hearth-sione desolrie
by the Kansas red wave flowing
BY the glorious Martyrs namr,
A. his post Of duty smilien-
BY the damning deed OF shame,
Ia the blood of SUMNER written -
LET Hs rise and nobly stand.
Bound in fraiernai feeling
Heart 10 heart and hand 10 hand,
Uhio Freedoms God appealing
There traitors, there arc knaves
Basely bowling, basely kneeling-
Bastard sons and craven slaye,,
Freedoms likelihood baseIy stealing.
Up together MI one,
4" With the might which God halh gwen
lei each braggari traitor son
From old Freedoms fame be driven
strike together all unite"
From each mountain home and valley
Lake bulvark round the Right
For FREMONT and FREEDOM rally
Strike together jet Us be
One in heart and in endeavor-
Strike till KANSAS nseth Free
Freedom's glorious child forever
Worth Weare, Nep Hampshire.
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DOCTOR HOOP LANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by
Dr.. c. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pennsylvanis


DR.. c. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Will efeetually
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUYDICE,
Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of lhe Kidnsvs aud
all Diseases arising from disordsrsd Ltrer Sloaa6
rTNHE Proprietor in calling the Of the public
this preparation, does with feeling the utmost
confidence in its virtues and to the diseases
for which il is recommended.
is and unred article but one that has stood
the test OF ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale is unrvaled by any similar
preparations extant
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. Sc Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
MoRoANTowN, Va Augusta 4, 1855.
DEAR SIR: The sales of the Buers increasing and
what speaks volumes in their favor that all who have
used them, speak highly Of their effects No medicine
that sell gives such general and the demand
for exceeds all precedent and you, il affords
me pleasure TO sell such a remedy Our physicians
longer scout at it, but compelled acknowledge
intrinsic value and the greater part of them have had
msgnanmity sufficiently to lay aside their prsudices and
prescribe il in their practice.
Respectfully yours, r. NJ. CHALFANT.
DIR. c. NJ JACKSON.
For sale by Storekeepers and Druggist in every town
and village in the United States
y. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN L. KID
WELL, GEORGETOWN d. c.. Agents 493
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