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Wings, for it and sgeinst it. From Tennessee,
those voting inthe armatips, including Senate and
House. we're Messrs. Bell, Anderson, Gentry, Stan
ton and Wilisms. In the negative Messrs- TuT-
ney, Harris johnson, Jones, Savage Thomas and
Watkins. This bill was subsequently approved BY
President Fillmore. Weadnt that it is humiliatingto
find so many Democrats keeping bad company in their
votes on this bil but, it is exception to the
general rule and as the Democratic representatives
from Tennessee are found right upon the record, the
regret which we would otherwise experience is con-
siderably lessened.
We will eudeaYor to pursue the subject tomorrow,
with additional facts connected with this question
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THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW ENGLAND.-The Louis
vile Ky Democrat very truly says: There is a
glorious Democracy in New England, although gen.
orally in a minority. They fight through all man
ner of isms, against the world, the flesh, and the
devil: but they never surrender" To which the
New Hampshire Patriot adds: 'the Democracy of
NewEnglaud although now under cloud Of niger
ism. are bound 70 shine out yet. They have been
defeated on Account of their persistent adherence to
the idea that white man is superior to negro; but
that doctrine is daily becoming more popular, we
believe and its ultimate triumph here in New Eng
and Will occur at no distant day"
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THE CROPS.

The recent rains, followed by the genial atmos-
phere and sunshine of the last few days. have given
a quickening impulse to vegetation, and hopes of
plentiful harvest are more promising. The country
in all directions is putting its vernal robes-invi-
ting luxuriant and beautiful. 1t is with pleasure
we learn that the fruit will suffer much less than
was appreheuded. Being unusually backward du-
ring the late cold weather, it measurably escaped
injury, and if nothing intervenes to prevent, we
may anticipate an abundant supply. The spring
crops we told, though less promising than could
be wished, have within the past few days, improved
remarkably; and though a late harvest may result,
yet by no means a diseouraging one. Our accounts
from various parts of this and adjoining States in
regard to the growing wheat, are quite cheering,
and the prospect of good yield, if not a heavy
crop has already dispeIled the fears entertained
few weeks back Indeed, unless We shall yet have
a very unfavorable season, we know of nothing to
prevent farmers from gathering as good crops as
they have done for years In some localities the
prospect is rather unfavOrable for good yield, but
upon the whole we are led to believe from CONVEX
sations with intelligent gentlemen of this and ad-
joining States that the crop will turn out good
one.
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Ed FIELD.


ON THURSDAY, the 2sth OfMay next on the premises
~ will sell the folio wing Building LOIS, all Of winch
well worth the atIeni ion % buyers
Remember prop perry in and around Nashv lie H advancing
most rapidly he VIII delays buying this year will have
pay large advance hereafter The LOIS shall UneT are
follows
ON WATSON STREET-Siy beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence Mr. Buok, fronting each so iees and running
alley These the Lots that
enclosed best picket fence that be made
On RUSSELL SFkEkf-lu HOusJ0n's A id lion, LOIS %,
g. b. 3d. 81 and s. The Of Oak) These Lots
40 feet deep also Lot No II on Wood
land street, this Addition, surrounded with new plank
fence
ON FATHERLAND STREET-Lol 70, "a, 70 and 70 in
BIOOds Addition.
on FAFHERLAND sTREET-Lots Nos. 5, c, Z, 6, o. and
10 in BtOOd's addition.
on RUSSELL oTREET-Lots Nos a, Is and G, in zOlli-
Golfers Addition.
ON WOODLAND STREET-Nos. 10 90, 81, % % aud "a
BlOOd's Additions immediately opposite the neat buildings,
beng erected by Mesrs Hicks, Darden and Morgan
These Los shall bg Thing could say about
them would fall far short OF the truth.
ON The TALLATIN PlkE-LOts Nos. 3, 6, g. II, ~ and
IS in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos 5 and 6 in BOOd's Addition
That handsome Lot adjoining The residence OF MI wash
gton front and ruuLIng back 24O feet 10 street
with Get on the side
That Lot adjoining the residence Of M Leseur
fronting 100 feet the Turnpike and running back 2O ee
to alley.
Two Lots Turnpike sheIby's Addition,
being Nos. 1856 aud l35.
THEMSELVES Lots viii be sod on q credit Of one
and three years, bearing interest satisfactorily
dorsed lien retained. Sale positive Omulbuses as
usual. A. Y. 5. LlNDSLb1.
b. r. GLAscoCK, Aucrioneer.
NJ Also, Lots 100 and lOI ia sheby's Addition Wood
laGd street, ad joining old re-idsnce una IBID.
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Free Schools.
WAT Z r

WATER AND GAS LIGHT.
= REAT public sale Building Lots and Residences
" South Nssrvi To on SATURDAY MAY BOTH inst. on
the premises, at O. O'Clock. A NJ VIII offer at public
the onsing desirable property in Howard and IN
derEOOd's Plan Of Lots Three most beautiful Lots the
Of Cherry md Elm streets, ting IN al l ieet on
Cherry, AID l65 teet Elm On 1t there is brick
store house vita frame dwelling attached he corner 10
most excellent stand for Store mouse AIsr two lots
o0ng 81 feet on Cherry, near the corner n FL n e
beautiful Residence Lots, fronting from 81 % 50 feet
each, and fronting u all 52f.st Summer, between Elm
and Ash by 10 feet deep 90 foot ae with
franz dwell ngs the CoTnerO Sumner aod Ash very
Iz3 feet summer 76 Ash divided into three
lot the of Co ege and Ash streets. Also neat
brick dwelling on cherry south Mulberry. also desr
able lOf in MCGhre's Addition.
The Gzs Company nov laying PIPES along Summer
and Elm and will Cherry % Ash. and
along Ash the Univery. Water pipes are ALREADY pr
Gown a'o-g Cherry, and will be extended Immediately
through Ash To High street
THIS property has only the advantages Of free schools
waite and gasg, but most desirable for private resi-
deHCes and several lots good OCa ions for store houses
Summer street unqUastpably the most desirable Re 81
deHce all South Nashville and the lots offer
m Ost beautifully and C'UveI ientiy Gated.
TEEMsune, aud three years credit for notes bearing
interest with satisfactory security payable in Bank and
len retained
Omnlbusas and COLLATION. free as usual.
Sale 10 begin on the corner Of Cherry and Elm.
Now is he time for bargains
mayI4-td J. L. & K. W. BROWN,
D. TEIGG AuctiOneer. Az Cherry street,
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WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, HARDIN
rRr WTv VFEW

OECOND SEASON UNDER THE MANAGEMENT or
- THE PBOrhIETOa.-Tns White sulphur sprnEs viii
June next. for the accommodation Of
frierds and the public. have large ice house ul
band o. music viii also be "a aJIeE dance
during entire The depot will be Burusville,
the Memphis and thaIlsstOE RaiiT .ad-
have mate auZsmsuts with MI +. Chideser who
will have plenty fne coaches at the depot Ali
y goiag direct day they leave Mem
PMS. He will also fine bugges Carriages az the
springs. may "a GbO SHALL
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McGAVOCK.
GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF ALL

T1HE P:OPrisfOrs Of MCGavogk sparing pains 20
make their second SALE advertised OF on SAT
dtDA the 10Th instant the attractive that hes ever Ia
ken place Nashville. They will on that occasion Offer
fol ing d. airy inducements purchasers and
settlers
The person Who that day purchases the highest
lot wl have half Of The purchas money Lbasd that
Is the two last paymsLts 90 be surrendered hun.
The p-rCu who within y months the day OF sale,
The habdsOmest and best cling will have his
e. the lot built on, suTeuOered
All pu Los who within u months from the day
sale, il their Lots and substantial bui
ugs less than s5O0- viii have the interest the
prce &c the lot butt n. refunded 70 them.
The sale takes place The grounds, Monday, the 18th
a. 10 o'clock, A. N,
lERNs SAIL . and years credit for notes bear
uEiUe est the two first satisfactorily secured, and lien
retained. Every body will auend NhO will draw the
prizes? EYery one has fair chance
mayI4 A. V. S. LINDSEY.
K. K. GLAsCOCK, Auctioner. [may7-td.
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THE DEMOCRATIC Victory IN IowA.-The Iowa
Cay Reporter and Crescent of the 29th ult says that
'here seems to be no further doubt as to the com
plete success of the Democratic State ticket. The
vapid bubble of Kansas-ism has exploded The
descerated RepubIcanism' has waned into relative
insirnifcance.n
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE FIFTH con-
eREssIONAL DISTRICT



Circumstances, over which can exert no control,
compel me to decline the candidacy for Congress in
this District. have no desire to offend the public
taste by statement Of private affairs, but brief
explanation, which can alone be made through the
Press, is due to the gentlemen who have SO kindly
manifested an interest in ny behalf
Ny father was one Of the victims Of the calamity
which happened nearly two years since at Burling-
ton, New Jersey, on the line of the Camden and
Amboy railroad. By his death the care of his fam
lily and the management Of his estate, suddenly de-
yolved upon me. have endeavored faithfully to
discharge the obligations thus imposed It was but
day or two ago that learned that the interests Of
my mother, would, in few weeks, necessarily call
me to a distant State to be absent some time. I
obey the call because my first duty is to her. I
deeply regret this, but know my friends are just
and generous enough to sympathize with the senti-
ment which impels me to retire from the struggle
for public honors when they can alone be obtained
| BY the neglect and sacrifice of a sacred private
| duty. JOHN K HOWARD.
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McGAV0CK.

OWING to the nclemeBcy Of the e4her the proprst0-s
~ have postponed lhar rHRiZ1 SALE OF LOTS H MCGAv-
OOK until SATURDAY The 10th IN g., at O'Clock r. 81.
Omli vii. leave the Square al ~ Ocl0c and col
Iat "a will be served O'Clock the ground free ell
his sale fixed for Saturday evening order give
chaniCs abJung opp IEJuuity agsud and
procure comOr liable homes for themselves and iam les
Ihs public earnestly invited % attend
A. Y. 5. LINDSEY.
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A far-seeing teetotaller being asked the mean
irg of syntax, wittily replied, the tax one has to
pay for getting drunk
FANNY FERN.-The London Era says that Fenny
Fern is ''the coarsest woman who ever made mOney
by describing bed room life"
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GROCERIES.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,

LARGE ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,
lust received by Ia,e arrivals:
d 10 hhds o Sugar; 30 boxes Soap;
o bugs nio Cofee 1876 box ana Chests Tea;
232 : BALI Rio Coffee; 22j boxes Manufacturer To-
IS " Java COnee, bscco assorted brands;
50 b1ls Molas.es 100 doz BroOms,
rs j bbls Mol sses; IS dOZ " ash Boards;
p y bbis syrup; 50 duz sleeves,
IS Z ~ gals syrup; 900 boxes Sar Candles;
IS bags PEPPER 50 boxes sperm do
is Spice, IUO OOAes TalOW Candles;
IS Ginger: 10000 ID. caps,
d csroorS Indigo; 81 doz cotton Bed Cords;
3 casks MaddrT. IS JuJe Bed Cords;
rs gross Mason Backing 6O doz Hemp Bed Cords;
- bbls Mackerel; 80 doZ Plough Lines;
30 y bbls MackeIel; g Reols Cotton RUpej
Pju dtZ Painted Buckets 10 bb's Almonds;
40 Painted Iubs 10 bags lOrrts
Is Brass bound Buckets; y bags Z ghsh Wanuts;
50 nests flour Buckets 10 fra Is Dales;
81 nests \ Bushels; Cases Sardiuesi
$50 Reams wrapping paperj % casks : Z sO-a'
50 boxes Scut h SNUFF 50 boxes 5 e soda (extrs in
4ObuEes smoking ObaccOj papers
- jars Ma ABBY snuff, $50 gr, IS Matches.
y OOXes Ground eppsE AZ EIOss P,pesj
y boxes Ground Cinamom; 20 bales JuTs Mats;
g boxes Ground Spice; rs Kegs Nails;
- boxes Ground cloves; Do kegs " hHU Lead;
50 b0s Crashed Sugar. IS nests Market Baskets;
95 bbs Powdered sugar, $50 b0Is Rscuh d Whlsky;
So D0ls Coffee sugar 90 oOls W hlte Whisky;
25 boxes Rock Laldy; 81 bbls cOnuuy Whisky;
50 juxes assorted Pickles, 70 bbis Am Brandy
so boxes a,soi,ed Pickles, 10 Sos ;. N. Wine;
quar- s. 10 bbls Cider Vinegar;
"a boxes Pepper ssucej l5J 6Es Champagne Cider,
~ boxes Capers; 50 Baskets Champagne; Red
SO syrups, Raspberry, Seal HeIdsek and others
strawberry, Ginger, sarsapa 81 casks Younger Pale As
rlIs au 4 Pine Apple; p cks Hiller ~ Son Pale Ale;
100 boxes YeastPow dsrs; IS cks Allsop Pale Ale;
81 DOmbey & Son Mus Az cks BroEn Porter;
tard; 500 bUls Pittsburgh Ale;
400 Dem Johns; 30 y bbls do do
100 boxes Glass TUmblers; IS bbls In IL do
n oOx.s Glass Jars; 2UULUO Igars Of all brands
95 boxes Ri 2 Jar; % kegs Lead
50 Gross Brands Bottles; $50 bags shot;
IS boxes Boxer Stomach Bit $40 DO Sal
To g; 100 SKIS COarse and Fine salt;
$50 cases Brandy, sou sacEs Fable salt
50 dOz Cedar Buckets;
IMPORTED LIQUORS.
5easks United Vineyard Proprielors BILndy;
casks Sherry Vine;
casks MADEIRA Wine.
Thee Liquors bought Of the celebrated house Of J.
G. & Boxer, N York. Also In store IS bbs o bye
Wnsky; 25 bbls Old Bourbon WHISKY good assori-
mentui Old hq aAd Champagne.
We invite The trade 10 give call; and examine
stock CARIEH, Mckay q co.
mayI5 Is Public square.
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EXPECT to keep constant supply Of Ice for sale, al Mr.
". Cutters Depot, OF hurcu and Vine streets
Mr. Poets old stRnd) Tickets furnished if de ired.
\ msyI5-tf THOMAS BATE.
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Pnefnnnenlemt.

THE continued inclrneHcy Of The wealher caused me
postpone my ass paOc tale heretofore advertise 70
OF Edgef Id the 6Le inst until THURS DAY,
the gEIh May Tne L0s wish eKamI ed before the Of
being satisfied that The they seen the more
hey Will grow in pubic favor. A. V. 3. LlNDSLDYs
Z. r, GLAscOcK, AuctiOneer. mayl5
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S25 Reward.

y ANYWAY from my residence on saturday morn &
IL ing lass, q Negro GIrl Hamed VIOLET OF q
b aud aDIut eight e. years 81 age she AN
her under The medium beght, hsaNy ma and 6A
quick syOken. Sh Is tas pr, p-ny 4 John johns, -
ESQ, living Nashville, and kng about his
,ashsIl Will twenty rive d liars for her
livery q my office, No. 50 CbeIry str e.
may "A WILL L. BOYD
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THB sub.criser haa purchased Of Mr.. H. M0zely OF
Sumner county, three Of the fnest beves that have
been chered this this for which he paid
$3.50 These beeves " be saug htered and for sale st
stat MaTktt House, t~aiuTday) morning,
aud all those Wshga superior article Of beef, should give
M call. lwayI4-2tI l.. c. COLEMAN.
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EHB Subscribers prepared 10 furnish the citizens Of
Nashville, with Ice Of tho best quality at t1eIr ON on
Cherry street. Opposite Post once BIS put up
Paradise H. and isequal 10 ever brought GOm the
Lakes. lmayi5-tfJ ". T. JARRETT q BIO,
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CENTRAL CoMMrTTft.

Gen. sau1H snding it incompatible with his pri.
vsts engagements to act as chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee has declined thepo-
stiou andARTHURR R. CRozIER, Esq, has been elected
in his place
The labors Of this committee are arduous and re-
sponsible, and no one could have been elected who
would have discharged the duty with more fidelity
and zeal We trust our friends throughout the State
viii cooperate freely and fully with the committee.
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COL. HOWARD DECLINES.

It will be seen from his card in this paper that
Col. JOIN K Howard declines the nomination for
Congress in the Fifth District. The reasons which
he assigns are imperative He could not make the
canvass without the neglect Of private duty. We
know how deeply the Democracy Of the District re-
gret the existence Of this necessity, but we hope
they will take immediate steps to have candidate
in the field for whom they can consistently vote.
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POstponeulent.

1HE above sale OF lots and residences South Nashville
L is pO-tIousd until SATURDAY, May 3Oth inst two
O'Clock, P. NJ. }. l., & K. W. BROWN.
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GIEsLER's ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. Text.
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KATHIE BRAEDE. A Flrrsde History Of e Lie. By
Holms Lee, author Of Attorney BALL. Gilbert Mas,Ingsr'
Ae. l2u0 muslin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-15

EL GRISGOi or, New Mssie asd her People. By W. W.
a. Davis, late United slztss Au-rBsy u no, muslin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-22

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