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the s2d dag of December, 1856 the House and Lot of
ground containing described in said BILL on
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adjoining Lot belonging to DR.. Thompson.
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pqrts the undersigned will sell 1.-THE Count House in the
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BILE Lots and improve credit of and two
years, except sufficient to pay Lots No. 30
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No. MINNESOTA - NC 81 aul g Io"eG Si'oe iuI
vILEber returns OF the election that Territory for
2g- din members of the Legislature &c. They in gen.
sral favorable to the democrats
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Hollow
LOUISVILLE.

We cut the paragraph below from the Louisville
Journal since the election. l: contains ad-
The mission that the knownothng riots in that city
habsd seriously interrupted the prosperity of Louis
nations Vile One quiet election had restored confidence
,,nnand given an advance to real estate. How much
vshould the property holders of Nashville rejoice
and THAT during the brief career OF knoW-nothingism
o, ..--I;.L Az. soootr ;no,,c,r,ta al
beat the we esCepeu Vuo i'O'0 " $3.50 ' -
sssefn other cities.
dies Of The Journal says
borator! d, NJ ,:e5 - Iesrn that within the few
Jays that have elapsed since the recent election
INA The sales of property in city hsvebeen unusu
Ally increased This 10 an evidence OF the restor
md nou of public confidence, which We most earnest
yedyy hope will never sgkin be disturbed The con-
-ion of Louisville is that entities her to
Benewed and greatly increased prosperity With
AHeeuoR proper effort the part OF her citizens,
. will meaer course will be continually upward and
.-1nward until she becomes, what nature intended
sue Iher to be, the commercial emporium and the
SHAS m In the West
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LII persons indebted firm Of J. C. 81 c. Rob
"A ertson requested to come forward and make imme
date settlement and those having claims against the
Germ will present them for payment
u ROBERTSON.
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IN retiring from business return sincere thanks for
the very liberal patronage received from the public BY the
late firm and great pleasure in recommending a
the my late partner, Jas G.. Robertson,
who will the business the old stand Broad
way CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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MONS PINGUELY at the request Of many Gentlemen of
1il this city, will open his Academy FRIDAY October
3st ~ O'Clock, p NJ, at his Hall, Cooper's Building,
where he will teach the latest and Fashionable Dances
the day. Grand Exhibition Ball will be given
month. Pupils, after months Instruction. will have the
privilege of meeting the Ladies' Class once week.
NJ DAYS of tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS At
az o'clock, P. NJ. Terms-s6 per month in advance.
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CWEET ORANGES Three casks of the above just re-
- ceived by Express, at J. G. ROBERTSON,
dWav
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
IYAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate of G.
IL Arlington deceased, TO the proper authority required
by the creditors Of the said estate hereby notified
file their claims with K. W. Casey, Judge of the Coffee
County Court before the lst Monday in April 1857
thencated according to law, pro distribution other
wise they will be forever Thistle 9th day Of Novem
Der, 1856. WILLIAM F. DAVIDSON,
noy9-w3t. Administrator Of G. n Arlington, decd.
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NOTICE.
HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks the Ladies'
IA. and Gentlemen of Nashville and vicinity, their
patronage, and informs them that be has again opened
place of business No. "a South Market street, where
intends carrying the Dying and Securing business
its various branches only Having several
improvements hope, by strict attention. to merit
ance of your custom.
noy6-ImO A. HEINRICH.
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MR.. E. d FARNSWoRTH has been duly elected Marine
WI and Fire Inspector for the issuance Offices and Agen-
ces of this city, ana such Inspectors authorised
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices.
JOSEPH VAULX, Prest
ALEX. FALL, Pres't
SAM SEAY, Prest.
oct3l-tf JOS. NASH Agent.
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this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
The business will be continued oil stand Broad
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connected with the late firm.
NASHVILLE, Nov. l, 1856. !. 6. ROBERTSON,
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CONGRESS WEDNESDAY.
THE RATIFICATION MEETING LAST EVENING.

THE RATIFICATION MEETING LAST EVENING.
The meeting held in this city last evening by the
democracy Of the District Of Columbia to raty the nomi
nations Of Buchanan and BrecknEdge, in point Of num-
bers and enthusiasm nearly not quite equal TO the
imposing demonstrations made last week in New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Competent judges estimate
the number present at fifteen thousand Owing to the
immense concourse Of people it found necessary TO
address the vast assemblage from two stands Such
great general glorious oupouring Of the democracy was
never before witnessed in the city OF Washington.
full report Of the meeting viii appear in the next issue
of the Union
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RATHIoATIoN MEETlSe IN TENNESSEE.

The Nashville Union Of The 18th instant says
10 this city to rat the nominations Of Bu
chAnan and Breckenridge, large and enthusiastic
"Speeches delivered by Judge Wright and Colonel
Cowart Of Georgia. Col E. L. Gardenhire Andrew Ewing
esq, and Col Barclay Martin, Of Tennessee which were
able eloquent and stirring indicative Of the general salts
faction the thorough confidence and earnest zeal with which
the democracy receive the nominations and upon the
eonea contest involving the happiness and prosperity Of
the people, the safety and preservation Of the Union
The earnest attention Of the audience, their cordial
Spouse the patriotic appeals Of the speakers and the
lactanee with which they adjourned late hour
impressive indication Of the very deep interest which the
patriotic feel In the coming result. Had space
this morning. il would be pleasing to and interesting to
readers refer particularly to the matter Embodied
In the remarks Of the gentlemen who occupied the stand
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glands the right side Of the neck were little inHamed
aad tender to the touch We did deem nyhng
sAryi except mild poultiee quetude for few days and
little diet, Neither Of Us deemed Mr. s. in any danger
Doctor l. and yself visited Mr. Sumner together the
next morning at 10 o'clock he was doing 50 well that
consulting surgeon considered unnecessary. was
therefore, discontinued BY Mr. George Sumner with the
understanding that IL his brother should become more
well would again be called Hearing nothing more from
MI 81 presume his progressed fayorably.
Very respectfully,
NJ MILLER
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GES HARSEY AVID rHE Sioux--It Is said that General
Harvey expresses the opinion that the treaty he has made
with the Sioux Indians win be observed BY them only
long as troops kept in the country TO them
He will, therefore, recommend that The government sta
ton two or three companies Of troops The several forts
in the Sioux country compel them 10 fulfil the stpua-
iona lie has removed his headquarters to Fort Look
out abou, one hundred and twenty miles below Fort
Pierre
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THR pRMooRATIo NoMINAqIoNs NJ aEoReIA.
The Dalton Expositor says;

The Dalton Expositor says;
1T Is with feengs Of pleasure akin TO e1ultaon that
up to-day the Of Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge the sandard-bearers Of the democracy for the
ensuing campaign With proper conception Of the spirit
Of the times and full knowledge of the difficulties which
will beset the path Of the candidate both the capital and
after bis assumption Of the duties of the presidency the
convention upon the seventeenth ballot centred upon Mr.
Buchanan the for the country and the times Con-
sentative everywhere who have watched with anxiety
the action Of the convention, breathe freely while
the entire South receives the nomination with accaa-
ton Of satisfaction that makes the wekin ring and fur
nishes gratifying evidence the democratic party that its
abors in behalf Of the country now in the hour Of
danger beginning to be appreciated by those oppo-
ncnts who bitter in their denunciatons but
short time since At the NORTH the bare announcement
of the ticket win rally TO its support every there not
already STEPPED in the mury waters OF black republican
ism--every whose intelligence comprehend the
issues of the campaign, and whose patriotism rises an
inch above the debasing fanaticism Of abolitonisn
The Albany Patriot says:
With Buchanan and Breckenridge the democratic party
will easily succeed in overcoming the factions that
rayed against them The campaign viii be one of great
excitement and every that possibly be brought
to bear will be used to defeat nominees But we feel
fear for the result Let the democratic party go to
wc-t in good earnest and success is certain
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The Rhode Island Democratic State Central Committee
has issued call for State convention to be holden AT
Newport on the evening Of the 25r Instant for the nom
nation Of presidential electors
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sPAm AND NExicoe-Letters from Madrid to the Paris
Journal Ia Par that several cabinet councils have
been held lately in order 70 decide course to be
pursued with regard Mexico. There is every reason
they say 70 believe That will be declared by Spain
against the Mexican republic unless the latter g7eS the
-mpo atsiaciion required Of her It Is already known
mat the canse Of quarrel is The seizure Of the property
spanish subjects by the Mexican government 10 force
them 70 give up all the Mexican treasury bonds given
them BY former government in payment Of debt
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coUur Or Clans, June ls>-Nr. Coke resumed bis ar
gumen, in the Of Mary Reside execuirx the Uni
ted States, and closed At o'clock when the court adj
iourned to Ii o'clock, q. M, tomorrow.
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Henry Graves son-n-lsw Of Ex-Governor Dutton has
ont against the fasonists Of Connecticut and an
noupces that be viii act hereafter with the democracy
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DEAn--The Rev. DR.. Cummings, the veteran editor o.
the Christian Mirror Portland Maine died board the
steamer George Law, the late trip from Panama
whittier he had been visit his daughter lie buried
At
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ANOTHER OLD CALJMSY REFUTRD.


fit be possible 10 endanger the election Of Mr. Buchanan
by calumny and fsehood have unmisakabe evidence
that there win be no hesitation in resorng TO that
Of eecting his defeat The independent Wing published
at Lancaster in Pennsylvania has revived the false charge
that in some speech made about forty years ago, Mr. Blu
ehanan said il be had drop Of democratic blood in his
veins be would let It out The Lancaster ntellgenoer
which may be presumed to speak authoriatvey on this
subject disposes Of the base fabrication as follows
"a srAtr FAISKHoop arvvKp-The Independent Whir Of
this city nothing black republican, niggcrworshp
ping ourna has already commenced the work Of defama-
ton and asehood for which its unprinciped editor
owners such wonderful proclyy. This docs not
prise the leasudeed should have been diappont-
Cd paper pursued any other The editor
only aborng ia his true vocatondoing the dirty work
bis SUBSCRIPTIONS masters
Amongst other fasehoods against Mr. buchanan retaed
in s columns l. the ofrefuted about the drop Of
blood The writer knows this be false Tor ID was pro-
uounced such by number Of our most respectable citizens
o. all parties at the time the charge fret started And
this writer for the independent Whg was cognIant
or But be says he has living testimony prove the charge
Well, then, why does be not produce his testimony We
are that thore old In this city whose char
Acter for veraety bad and whose conduct despics
bic that no one acquainted With him would believe him
OATH much less his naked asseveraton This man,
presume IL the authority upon whom the Independent Wing
relies 10 prove the vllanous sebood But let that paper
produce It's and pledge ourselves 10 produce "A least
twenty most respectable citizens who win prove the
story downright LEA base unmitgated fssebood from
beginning to end.
Mr Buchanan has resided in this city ard Is vicinity for
ortyfve years His upright and consistent character both
in public private life well known almost every
nan woman, and child in this community. The people Of
this county have time and again bonored him With their su
ages and Il remarkabe aot that be has ret been
beaten at popular election before the people Of Lancaster
county. Its, therefore, all futile for stroina Yankee
nutmeg adventursr like the editor ohe Independent whig
10 attempt impure Mr.. buchanan at his home. The
lie in question has repeated often BY reckless
unprnciped opposition have lost all novelty add inter
est Nobody believes word Of H. Mr.. BIS enemies win
have get up other storyconcoct false
hoodf they hope deceive any portion Of the people,
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LREnAL s1LlRY.--Charles y N. GARRETT Of Richmond,
Virginia. now chief engineer Of the Virginia and Tspnes-
zee railroad has received tho appointment Of chief eugi
nesr Of Don Pedro railroad Rio de Janeiro Brazil with a
salary Of $4,000
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Annrsr o. surrosro sURDEHras. The Chicago Pr

AnRrsr or surposFD uURDEHERs.--The Chicago Press
says.
Our readers viii remember the horrible tragedy Of
German family Of seven persons being murdered and their
bodies burned in their dwelling near - Joseph Mis-
souri, some two weeks since. Five men have been ar
rested concerned W The crime named John Patterson
Patterson and Myers having confessed and implicated the
rest All are 10 jn and special term Of The court il
10 be held for their trial.
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s.ss This "a have said il q remarkable imitation, ~
Il ~ best part Of the speech II is the only thing except
Vim 20 use that term because they hurt nobody-wheh
Sistinguishes it from his former efforts
M President have convicted the senator Of making
speech which was not in response to anything said
Tays convicted him on such historical man
can mistake have convicted him Of making allegations
against me Of being ignorant Of Law and Of constitutions
ana vel when be undertook 10 quote and expound the con-
never read that constitution be could not understand
HI or ii he did understand ii be wully msrepresented
III lie has been guilty OF the supPysSs0 and the
gssio faisi He cannot escape from these propositions
have copy Of the senator's speech before me, and
now / am going 70 turn his gun upon him. ask the
Senate to see If do not il upon him TO such
tent as 70 allow to apply the opposite quotation OF
which have often made use
"Fabula narratGr.
Matato nomine, de te."
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THE RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The suboined despatch from Concord dated tie lglh

The sublolnea aespatch nom cohcoro aateo We ithl
failed to reach rs in time for yesterdays issue
"It is estimated that from SIX to eight thousand people
we're present the democratic meeting held here 20
day Hon. John s. Wells presided assisted by thirty vice
presidents and six secretaries, Three hands we're IN
attendance Addresses were made by the president BIZ Hon
Benjamin Rush Of Pennsylvania Hon. Harry Hibbard Hon
II. w. Morrison, Colonel John H. George Hon. c. L. Wood
bury, and others.
"Resolutions adopted endorsing the Cincinnati plat
form and the administration Of Franklin Pierce
The whole affair Of the enthusiastic and
successful denominations made in New Hampshire.
Whenever the Of Buchanan and Brecknridge were
mentioned cheer followed cheer.
The exeroses Of the day closed with splendid exhibit
ton Of fireworks"
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IN w1rLER's TESTIMONY.


WAahNhFoNi June -, 1900
DKAR DocTon IN reply to your inquiry as 70 the con-
dton Of the Hon. Charles Sumner the time visited
him with pleasure furnish you with the following state
ment.
On the Goth nit visited Mr. Sumner al bis rooms on
9Th street Dr. Harry Lindsly who had been called tho
previous night being in attendance we examined
together When we entered hts Mr. Sumner was in
bed he got up and sat in chair that we might examine
and dress his wounds Mr.. cheerful as usual
littlepale and somewhat reduced in heshaybutabe
doubt TO loss Of blood and confinement, said he had
the left side Of bis head was healed thai the right side
bad suppuraied aud the pus being confined had borrowed
under the scalp about ha inch each way from the ps
d the wound We readily broke up the adherence Of the
lips Of the wound snd gave pent 70 the pus He much
relieved by this the absorbent vessels aud few Of the
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DEArH oF 4 LEUTEvAST aovRRNoR--J. o. Hardy the
lieutenant governor Of Kentucky died on Thursday last
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''Mr. President, win not detain the Senate longer.
merely say that give 10 this my cheerful
support for the whole Unonor the South much for
the North and that when the representatives from my
tive State upon this door shall need any special legislation
for their personal protectionwhen they shall TO de-
honor and the rights Of their constituents and
sequenty their they will be regarded by that people
unworthy or their stations