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The New Rail and Steam Gnise.

TIE JULY BUlBFR or
APPLETON's RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATJoN
GU I'D Il,
FOR THE UNITED STATES AND TBE cAHADas :
Companies. - ~~""@S
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sGigarrcmz nltO 2abafzGei6Gft,
BON
?fDbert GSA1miht

f'EgAAEY Nr Nprb"8rtebrth. n1be 8clttmrre e (,es
F<$SsW Der Sffce hes 8rttU. gBefer0 ~ \''''"
IGe Spren Gt8drren, SNn be fenten Bis su Sen prbrS
en elbt fabri3rte uno tmppttrte t tets @
Sertaufe u ben bG8fen Yretien %Qe Sprten @anS8 @ uS
S6nupftatae babe td ebenfaaa auf Eager un6 epbgs %
melNtN Ott+NVeh wv OttNNtel ptteNp. 12ffh
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Se0Sehnte9 GQnitel.

- er y q II 8 ne.
lin Die llriad1e oenen, mas iIh i'm Geler
bc9ob uno oa6 9emithlidie 3uI1mneulei,
ShlnrpDS uno feiaeS 8reunoeS forte, III err
fahren, mtiiyn mir auf Die 2lbenteuer Dart
mans SurlfAeben, Der fld) aI6 0efan9euer
unter Der S6hut Oolpell6 befnno.
OdrIman bate 9e9laubt, Oa6 9Iniehen Oes
6ltrten Sarajab DcDab Wllroe Die gn9-
lduoer beme9en bn ICbalO ais m09it) Ieuer
Daft 81 entIa0en, ooer ipire Ole6 nid3t Der
Sau, 70 rplroe letne ei9ene 0ew1notber ibm
Die 9Uflttcl Sur gntpeldun9 b1Io an Die Danb
I9eben.
@r fanb fIcb inoeB, ,penn audi nit @brers
bletun9 behnnoelt, 70 ood) nit Der duBerlten
Stren9e bepacbt, uno letne Senltbuu9en,
lGtp nit leinen Wdt,tern III 8er5mouno AL
Iiesen uno iIe ourd) oettlocfenoen 0laua oe6
Sc(oe6 5u oerfllbren fd)eitcrten al Ger bart
udfl9en ghrlthfett Der er9lild)en SOloateh
ole mani thm su viltern 9e9eben.
Setn 0efdngni6 mar en O nter0emdh
oe6 {oclnea'id,en palaltcS, Don lpeld)em aus
man eincn She'll oe6 @arten6 ltberleheu
fcnute Scier Set9te ct Ietn @elicbt off all
elnem fleiner Oer9jtterten 0en(ter, tbell5
lum Die NIT StumenOllften 9emllrSte fllblS
lEuft 3t dtbmen, tbell6 nm lr9euo eneneano6-
MANN 81 erlpdhen, Der ipeni9cr getpidenbaft
1l6 Die ihm feinOltten @ngldnoer, lbm Ole
OtiHel gu elnem SluhtUcrlud) all Die >o1no
j]eten fOnnte.
Der Sbetl be6 Oarten5 lhjen ln0eB MIR
lclten belnd,t Sn weroen, .uno Dlrimau mu6te
lan0e per9eblt) rp1rten, ebe CT cine >perlon
I'll @jelICht 1ef1m. @sne6 Cages oeB fNien
I'd, iein QSunld, erfnQen at po0en. Gr fab
in cen Cjdn9en oe6 0}arteu6 cine perGon
dn9i1m elnber ipau0eln, Die (Id) lelnem Sc.
If1n9nB nlberte. Dtele D'rlon trug einen
Strchhut INIT Iehr brcjtem Honoe, uno ou
lie oen Ropf lOie til tieftm Nld1Oenfen &C.
bnft blelt, Oermodlte or nlcht, ihr @jeltd,t 5u
ieben. 2ti6 lIt oem 6enlter, an weIhem
Oarimon ltano, 9e0cnlbcr ild9 befano, mad5te
er etn @jerdultt1, I'm thre 9(ufmerfiamfeit su
erre9en. Der ueue Anf0mmIln0 bIcfte ouf
Jfnum aber bate Dnrman Die 3uoe 1et-
ue6 @je(Idhte5 9eleben, ais eine t0otlitbe SldGe
iein 2lntls nbertc9 ieme 8eine fhlOtterten,
fr manfte plc bon etuer ftIrthtbaren grlhei-
hung 9etroffen III ba6 @ematb Suritd uno
|lfllrSte ;u Vopcu.
(6crtI. fpl9t)
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Die }>tre bate i1dmlid' ourd, oas 9fobr mel
llem 0e0atter letn Slut ab9e3apff, um ibrtn
Seufel III flittern Oa6 bate Ger Sinlfi
'bemerfr. So 1lmnelre G,b f,Qleit, oiel lSols
fes, cemcItrte Die 8upe uno Serpriiaelte Die
bere. Ser Spahi nabm nleInen @jepatter
inO bradlte tbn III iItl. @r blieb ober meb-
rere Gage ichDat, pe4eu ce6Slutoerlufes. :"
Sbrubb6 flies cine QrcBe geoanfenpplle
Naud)lpolfc brt oielcr felalamen @eld,ldte
aus uno fubrte ielnen Ie9er Sum iRunce,
tpelden er III einem 2tnfall bon @r(faunen
uno @nticBen bis nuf Den @runo leerte
rOaB Did, Der Ieufsl -" lagte er,
uwenn e6 ncdb eine lte oere gelpe1en
lDare - aber cine June"
vSIe mar aerooe niet,t mebr jung, in III,
rem bPlten JabreH," belebrte tbn Sblurpp.
u0letdoIe, Sanoemann, 9letd)piel. @5
ItIt eIne 9raulame Sitnoe bon tbr, IId, 70 welt
nit Dem Ieufel einSuld0en 0t1, na6 bafrS,
nIr leben nun elnnal bier uno mnGtn'5 neb-
men, pie'5 fomrnt. - lit in 5lte.Qlano
Tretltth 10 Itltmm uid)t - boh, oa ld BON
&ngl1no iprcd,e, f9 fOmne td) ouf caS Qleo,
ooS td) @ud' oerlprcdben, tpout Sbr'6 b6rea?
SO mlro Gutj Die oeroamn1ten lOeren4e-
ldtdten aus Dem GDpfe trettelt."
uJa inat, Shrubb5 ein Qute6 0e0 uno
Elm antes 0laS g8ein iInO stpei Ujottesgaben,
0le man nldbt oerlhmdhen Iou."
@bcn offnete Der nltrOi9e 0renaoier 1enen
brelten WunO unO mOte feline rel,enOe
Stlmme b0rer lalIeu, ais Elm Wepolter i'm
hlntern Ibetl ee6 Sellers erId,cu. Diesmal
nar Der Io:t 5u lfdrf, ais DaB er Die 9Iuf-
merfiamfett Der beioen 9intpelenoen uid,t inn
Ib0d)iten @taoe bate in 2lnlprud) uebmen
uno lebbafte .Selor9uiB in tbnen erwefen
|n1llnen. Gs mar, ais pb ein lebenoes lSe-
len non elmer 9erutnen 00be aus in Elm nit
ISluillgtrtt 9FfuIte6 @ef1B tltr3e uuo in@e-
Ifabr lel 5u ertrmfeu. 8engten8 bCrte man
ert elren lanten SAL, etn Spriscn nuo
5tlatldben Der 6li119teit, Damn Elm prulfen
oes, gur9elnOe6 @jerduld,, ais ,penuSemano
|rpioer ieinen gSiQen eine 0uantitdt lBa6tr
Ioerdllucte - odnn rp1r e6 lpleoer lfll.
vllm 0ottealpllIen, mas tit oa3 7" rtef Der
Rnfer bIaB meroeno.
Uud) Shrubb6, y el(et)t nod unter Dem
Slnorucf Der Observation-Disclosures Uon porber,
perlcr elnlgermaBen lene 6a(1unq, och fam-
!nette er ildl bal0 meoer, nahm elne 0aterne,
|io9 telnen Sdbel unD lIrltt fibn in oa6
5nnere ce6 Sellers Dor. Shlurpp folote
Tim altternO, ln0en1 er cine nod halbpclle
lSetnfaltt'e !pie gum 2In0rjffe llber lelnen
!Ropf ld) pdn9. 9ll5 aber bierourd, Der SIT
bait Der 55lafd)e 1d} llber Iein Ge(lcbt eroo6,
|llaubte er Ild) BON uniId)tbaren 6luoen be-
Irtbrt uno fanf nit cinem Shret gu 8Ooeu.
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Ter ,,EaItimpre gDefer" pirb tte Greteniffe I'm
Bptdnbe ter dlte unb neuen Q8elt letneu &elsrn
cei'S Nuge fRlren unb Tir DIE Eempiratte in
Anerto uub Gnrppa su pirfen lirebeu, 70 vie. in
ieren 6raftea lte8t. 3u oteism 3rede er.u@t
re 6epat tou Die 6reunpe Der Oemctratte um
uuterhitgun8 feies GrBdus. Gtni,noun6en
pelGe Ger 2enHen3 ces ,,Q6eGsrS" tntpr,q,en,
eirel.
Gas Qpr6enbIatt teS ,,Q9eGerS" erfGctnt ispen
Grgttds unS tpitet 50 tas Sopr.
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0eutIde Gpnbitoret unb Qe6fiihnerei.

NIe SUren reuti6en girnbeger 8aeer 9e6futen
6f abrtrter GboOiaOe 9epBer @aImaS uap 10 prt reid"
ais: 0Omnps 8aren, @ortemOnraes. % oen. unO br'
Wddren, GottD8 un1b9e @egentdnbe
pOt i'm SrOsen ais i'm 8letnen pertnuft 4uswarse 8fe
lunsen Oen ifnea uuO pana teIcr8t. 8pmmet OaRer
pnb befuGet metu Eager. Gep. 0ieBmann,
2}1 Canton Mpenue
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.SSgggepgg s. Eke&kel |

daison allemande d franGaire)
8asette. naEe 6OlItba9- WnD swt@en 81 Iltb urb
@AgfraBt, Baltimore
Risnbt 1paGGn8u fabsn cbtsen 9ase bic bsft2u
rabmt arsrFemmenbf 8sbanbung. Der @bentt fab
fes bic 5ss etrdne BADEN une sbr Stunbe pss GGe
faan MAO Sartt eepeift Uetbtn. Das Spa et TIM M
cpunsss Sabt IL IN aen Efn aufs geft natteattt
dan bdib defenders auGmdratn anb bier IndiE8ea
Hnnnfnh LIE nttfhsn
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8erdcb srbue eeeen Temereeefabr.
Associated Firemens-lnsurance,'

gtr. A Spntbz nabe 8altintoreltraBe.
Dds 9ire'tcrum Der "a Oeitrten 3eustmanns'
lG in @ifea 6aftsfale Der Gpmpanne gr. @Outblr
aa Grtsn apelatiunsn ur @er4rune BON baffet'
nernen unb t6i3ernen (8ram 6duern, Rerfdteu,
Ge6duOen gpGarnIaefrn 6ausbauns5 erdtbid ftsn unb
WDben 70 r aus aaeS Ionfse @issntbum se8en bic nieb
rtse II 9 9rd nj II entse9enSunetmen.
SpG. 81. Mppre, @rGfben.
45fe9 'rsT; Spt. 0utetart, Ser
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pet xx. sc. ysxaruar

NzS2,jtSss IS STGuoD&QO,
%Ss4I CTR. SIS SannCper,, nabe QrattRraae.
$50 81 Oar nnter et1nets bcebrt tb bte nit seinYn
ha 8rtanbsa unb benz eeetrten pnbItfuna tin saa
F<s$*S nstneW anu5egfa baS tF an potgsm WIuse str
rtitaLttees Eager ut BON beuAn Eat2t3pfcile bss.n
Rauasy Sau ane Stnagt'aSaea, worHnttr Der aas Sss
f6e 9anaptabdF S9n NrnOb 86nnnger tn Dut5E1ro mnh
bon 8rsmerbapen we94t Gaaemen aneriannt fub 49,"
Gas beutf6er &au6 unb S8nupftabaf III BET mir sbpr
fats i'm @rpBen pie i'm 8nen u 5a6ridprefe an
ten 3u8let9 babe m cine 9rUse GuantttG Gtea 1arros e.
taen ben @ ebnas GrpBen unb <nn Vartien obSebr
-. aW bplpp
LMS-1 SIR. 81 5ann6pts- nobe 9raT,dr
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Reuer BdnDOl1bcf !

&de BON Canal. unb QcTlbarcifraBe.
StmGe, Der OUrsgli6e 0nalitdt p0n alien 0aungen Sa
bls taufen pQ Serdume n obigS Eager Su erarntren.
acknowledgement bldg pOb fir Boar, ais quite tpen~
3D. s. g. . II ana.
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CuHIEI " WLDITV,
Trte oensrt d,ter.
Nr. 122 Nrrp-Ioeb. nabe @apfra6e, Baltimore
errtiet a Nrten eerh'lier Wapiere ais: 8eItsttteI
tDeers), 9spptbeten (Rorteases), 3iQ Of
G5dles &c. 29ia3mt
81. Sn Der Sfftce miro oeutId oeIprcc,en.
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SaauIre! ssinu6re !!
Sur Sd,ugen II. cc2agcltebhaber

dgS| n % Der Inter3ednets enpieblt fein ppbl a
fprttrtes Eager in 8udfen unb 8Itnten
ben eren Jabren Oeub aRoa Trdnede unb @n9ldnoS
lemis aud bic perGepenen Q GteBge ften Be-
fehs
epdrdturen Jltnten, Bi4len msrben prompt
ttltg befOrgt. - 3ir ate Nrt ptrb 8drauttrt
gu tatlret6em 8efuG label Elm Sds. s. 9tp tn0, ,
a. Q0a6W ST.. titrrtrolC.t
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NbDOedtur.

Pennington q Read
Aabn bre Sfft obn Str SO a1ettsr na 0r Fam. Pail.
stngS perQt. Nls CSsfbde Bet reenb enem ber @erde
iepi ofe Nusfsrh uua pom DOfOmeutsn tinflt
beorat. p. u. Reab baben In oea&ano tore Suepr se.
nj fnD NIT ber beWtGdeu SprdGe pettrdut
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
Nn.hvime rrporrnphIeaI Union.

At meeting Of the Nashville Typographical
Union, held May 81, the following preamble and
r, solutions were adopted:
Whereas in the infinite wisdom Of ell wise
God, death has removed from among US one OF our
brothers; and whereas the cords OF friendship,
tghtened by the association OF constant fellowship.
have been in d moment broken; therefore,
Resolved. That as Union. individuals, and
as personal friends OF the deceased, we submit
with resignation to the stroke of Divine Providence
which, in moment, has taken from US our broth.
er, CHARLES E RAND
Resolved, further, That, as body, we tender to
the relatives aud friends OF the deceased, at dis
lance, our regrets aud heartfelt sympalhies on the
sad event which has so suddenly called from our
midst an honorable craftsman; aud lost to them
near and dear relative.
E. vALLETTE, Chairman.
E. L. WNHAN, Secretary. BUGl
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRIor OFFICE. !

"a 1easre GO DAILY PATRIor OFTIcg.
Nashville, May 9e. 1856.
The market was exceedingly dull yesterday in
all departments Of trade. -@ -
q eC0TTON-No sales worth reporting.
fTOBACCO-SaIes of hhds at A. Hsmilton's az
follows: 900, 5s5, $50, $50.
CIarksviIIe Tobacco Market.
CLARKsvILLE, May 81
Sales of Is bids tobacco at G. 81. Smiths fire.
proof warehouse as follows: ITO, 117o l040,
900, 75O $50, ss5, 900. s75 sos, 676. 7SO, 525,
SIS, SOS. s75.
Sales by VS.. Mcclure of so hhds as follows:
Ills, 100, 1850, Io4O, s55, 9S5. $50, els, 91O,
900, $40, s75. $40. s55. $50, 800. $50. 795, TAO,
74O, 100, 7sO. $50, 72o, $50, 7O5, 72o, sos, es5.
SOS, 6s5. 500. 600, 500, $50, $50, es5. 645, 625.
525, $50, SIS, $50, 525. 500. 500, $40, SOS. $40,
$40, 465, 425, 755, $50, $50, 500, SIS, 500, $50.
Sale days only Tuesdays snd Thursdays.
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Tribute of Respect.

At special meeting Of the Young Mems
Lyceum, held Wednesday evening, May 29th,
the following resolutions were offered, aud, at.
tel feeling addresses by several mbers, unan-
imously adcpted:-
Almighty God, IN his sovereign dispense.
tions, having seen ft 10 remove suddenly from
this life our much e. eemed friend aud fellow
member, Charles f. Rand, it becomes us to
recognize suitably the distressing occurrence.
BE it therefore
ResolUed, That in the sudden and melancholy
event which has brought us together this
night, We recognize with awe the sovereignty
OF Hint in whom We live, and move, and have
our being; aud that we bow with humble sub
mission to the affective stroke.
Resolred, That IN the death Of Mr.. Rand we
sustain no common luss. \ friend, a brother
has been torn from us in moment-in the
springtime of liFe-in the fullness of his youth
ful powers-without an instant's warning; aud
our hearts. rent aud bleeding, cling teuderly to
the memory Of his many eXoellences--his
open, frank, manly manner; his generous good
will; his pleasant, winning, social qualities; his
atfvotionale regard for bis friends; his honora
bic conduct 10 oil relations. We feel as though
a brother indeed had been taken from us; aud
eau feeingly adopt the language of the sweet
5 niger OF Israel 81 am distressed for thee my
brother: very pleasant hast thou been unto
me.n
Rcsoluod, That we earnestly and tenderly
sympaliiiEe With the bereayed relatives OF our
deceased friend. And we pray that that God
who even Ia his darkest workings Is The God
of mercy, grace, and love, may bind up their
bruken, bleeding hearts, and pour into those
3
OF his love, the balm Of Gilssd.
RssoJ5ed, That these resolutions be entered
Al large uon our minutes, snd that copy Of
them be transmitted to The relatives "f our de-
Psrled brother. A. A. SHIT, Prvs
w. q. BLKLOCu. SEQ.
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GRooERIEs.-A ttention is invited to the adj
vertisements of Mr.. G. d. Williamson, family
grocer. corner ofFront street and the Square.
We take il that Mr. W. must bo very liber-
al-minded man, for he is not only Opposed to
all mouopolies," bat is in favor of an equal
distribution of the Pablo Lands" (allow US to
substitute patronage" in the place of lands)
as well as many liberal ideas of a public and
private natures. He must be clever man.
Go and satisfy yourselves by trying to bar
eoin for some of bis stock in tr sde.
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tB- A very large and brilliant audience as
sembled at the Adelph on Wednesday night
last-the occasion of Mrs. Macreary's benefit.
The entire entertainment was all thai her most
sangune friends and admirers could have wish
ed. A more delighted or enthusiastic audi
ence has hardly convened at any entertain
nent which has ever before been given in this
citv
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IMPROVED MILK PAE.-Messrs. Stewart &
Owen, on Market street, are manufacturing an
article of milk pans which are great improve
Inent on the old style tin pan, for keeping milk
pure and sweet and as this is the season
when house keepers are replenishing, they
would subServe their own interests by calling
at the establishment of the above gentlemen
and examining these pans.
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- The proof Of the article, relating to
the Bridge Meeting, in our paper yesterday,
was not read, it having accidentally escaped
notice This accounts for tie errors which
appeared in it. Accidents of this nature will
sometimes happen in spite Of care.
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tW- Mr.. J. Q. Paxton, agent for the South
ern Straw Gutter Company, (J.J. Parker's ma
chime says if bis cutter is beat at the coming
fair, the lucky party can have a nice pair OF
deer horns that he took from a very ceebra-
ted cutter at the late Western Virginia State
Fair held at Wheeling.
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-The following
are the officers elect of The Grand Temple Of
Honor of this State for the ensuing year
DIR. J. W. Maddox, G. W. T., Memphis.
J. b. Gorlnley, G. W. V. T., Shelbyvile.
Hugh Carroll, G. W. r., Nashville.
S. J. Vantreese. G. W. IT., Lebanon.
J. d. Warren, G. Chap, Spring Hill
Jno. B. Morris, q. W. IT,, Jackson.
s. II. Titcomb, G. W. G., Shelbyville.
Jno. Henry Curry, p. G. VT, Nashville.
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STOCK FARM FOR Sale.

WISH to sell my ynk sitna 81 IN rsdatsy a. Union
l Dep,t on th- M-mp l. ard Ohok a. cad, nIhe NJ N
Is nmtrvie Plank ROaa, II Hass Of henphia,
ami Go A e. 500 rstu the ia Of enl wa lon.
the Tn " be ed, ana al vnter nsN y sub
sta q ence-S good Two story Smed DIV Ding Frsned
Negro Houres stables for twenty hoTsss eue hundssd
lead Of Cat le. I eiling ms Dairy - worth
Mix dsy There Is Acre se 10 fruit FeFs Of choice
quality. win sell the L-nd CT s,eck and few hksy
70 Negroes, and give pOszrss a 4 meate or VII sell
ard deliver wnte. Hrte l. the best chance
party auisr Sh Sock RAISING. and ceTote bis
the business be ounh In West Tennessee This
place divide into nine Los with beautiful bddinE
Ste WOOD and cleared land each, all rear and sih
a good rosd to the d pot
rot sc priyaey before the LIST July Il vl on hat day
divided sod in To- to suit purchasers togethtr sh
my ek consisrg Of seventy I've head Of ooss, nnsy
with calf BY ahmin Bull; twenty Mares with ca -
Nebraska nne b'ooded Hog and shespi krAh-
min Buli Memphis and Coz s7Sansh; my Young Stallion
NEBRASKA by imported sOvsgn, Ann Glencoe, Oer years
oil.
Persons wishing examine the pace &c farther inor-
nation will please can or B. LOCK-, heal Astats
Broker in Mtmpbs or VII Re shown b, 0ysrsss vho
the Place. The the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place at ~ o'cSek, ~ nj IsuIns AZ ~
O'Clock, p. every day. JOSEPH X kkl10lsOn.
mayIS-tmokW
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Land for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale COO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
OF LAND lying on thu Columbia Central Turnpike u
ROs seven miles RON Columbia and four fron MI Pleas
ant. being part Of the tract v ich reside.
This Land equal ~ superior 20 anJ In MauFy county
Is well watered the celebrated Dcvers spring being on
the part offered for sae) well umbered and well improved
here are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Hall koad u
viii be divided TO suit purchasers or sold IN body
For further Information apply to me az AshSood r once,
au.i1~T Locus POLK.
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~ Several uniinportant cases were disposed
of in the Police Courts yesterday. Most OF
them were for disoIderly conduct.
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STEAM ENGINES
M111 Machinery,

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Departed, the SaILie West, for St. Louis.
The J. g. Cline leaves this evening at 3
o'clock for Memphis.
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tg- The weather here is now warm but
very pleasant. Aside from the inconvenience
of dust, more pleasant season than this could
hardly be desired.
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FuRNrTuKR MANUFAcToRY.-Amo the e..
Establishments 10 our goodly city which add no
little 20 It's business and Importance is the fur
niture manufactury OF J. W. McCombs at the
corner Of Cherry and Church streets. A large
amount Of machinery is constantly In opera
ton, necessarily requiring the attention of a
very considerable force Of hands, who there
ind employment. We were notaware Of the
extent and business of this house until recent.
ly, when, awaiting ourselves Of a few moments
leisnre, We took q stroll through It's different
departments Nearly everything 10 the shape
Of furniture may be found there or obtained
upon very short notice, tie facilities OF tbs
establishment enabling It's managers TO take
lumber in The "roogh" and tarn out, in few
hours, anything that may be called for. Eater
prises of this character should meet with cue.
Gers commensurate with the outlay Of capital
and energy Of those who have thus embarked
Ia them.
At this establishment may also be obtaiued
Fisk's Metallic Patent Barisl Case, which Is 40
universally admired for is adaptation 90 the
uses Of burial. Other csses, and every variety
and style Of undertaking is ALEC furnished on
the shortest notice.
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what good do Flower, do,

10 whatever direction one may turn his steps
in this city just DOW a sight most inviting and
beautiful is certain TO be met with. Flowers
and shrubbery in most abundant profusion
seems to rise up on every hand, presenting TO
the eye and heart most grateful and beautiF
fu sensation or emotion. Such state of things
is pleasant TO contemplate, being evidence of
high moral and intellectual refinement, and say
ing in the most emphatic manner possible, that
our people appreciate the beautiful and true in
Nature
The rigid unitarian might enquire, "Whst
is gained by all thiss-does it payl" Now, If
one will Judge on a large scale, take an extend
ed view of things in general. and watch them
in all their bearings, such an enquiry is by no
means Objectionable. But everything must
not be measured by dollars and cents. There
are wants in human nature which dollars aud
cents cannot alone satisfy. The Creator mas
not only made ample provision of food, raj
ment and other temporal blessings for mankind,
but he has gone farther by making abundant,
we had almost said proGiga profusion for graf.
flying his taste, for influencing his mental and
moral faculties by surrounding o6jects-among
them, and by no means the least of what tends
TO mans happiness, lie made the flowers to
beautify and adorn the earth, and crafty those
desires in human being which are just a.
natural as any other part of lis being Beau
ty, and love of the beautiful, are relative, each
IL n 80 -
No door-yard appears right and cheerful
unless il has a succession OF flowers through
the season. We are afraid Of the man who
does not love flowers. We think better Of the
American Congress since they have made pro.
vision, through the Patent Office, for distrib.
uting not only grain and fruits, but also flower
seeds throughout the whole length and breadth
of the land. There is no doubt in our mind
that our representatives are just as we'll en-
ployed in assisting to carry out this distrbu.
ton, oitentimes as in making long speeches.
If they wish TO do anything for Buncombe,
We will bid higher for their encouragement
in horticultural improvements than for great
swelling words.
We trust that no person will think we are
giving too much space to this subject, for it
seems 10 US that something is due to the good
taste displayed by our people in this particu.
lar, and We wish to encourage il, SO that the
entire city, in few years, may tud and bios
som like horticultural garden, aud We appeal
10 all to Join their love OF taste aud the beau
tiful, 50 that this object may be attained