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REcAPITULATIoN.


Let the honest patriot of the South, whatever
may have been his past party predictions, ex-
anime these figures and ask himself if Know Moth
ingism is any longer party-if it las not divided
down to mere faction, powerless for good, and
capable of harm
The next Congress will be highly important IN Its
deliberations and acts according to the induces OF
events which are already before and that other
questions Of momentous and delicate character
will arise between now and the close of its session 1t
needs no seer to say. The administration is charg-
ed with weighty trusts the nation expects much Of
1t; and we have every that it will prove
fully equal 10 its responsibilities, unless it is en-
barrassed and annoyed by opposition majority IN
the House of Representatives. 1t becomes, there
fore, high and solemn duty devOlving upon every
patriot every well intentioned citizen of the South
10 cooperate cordially with the Democracy in Sc
curing decided and harmonious majority in both
Houses of Congress that can throttle and put down
the strong forces of Abolionism already elected to
that body. There are really but two parties in the
country. National Democracy and sectional Black
Republiosnism. Why should any sound Southern
man hesitate longer as to the duty before him?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
THE NEXT CONGREsS

The Washington Union gives the following table
of States and members elect to the next Congress, IS
they now stand:
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TARGET SHOOTING ON THE 4rH OF
JULY AT COCKRILL's STRINGS.
THE TARGET Shooting will in the following mar

JULY AT COCKRILL'S STRINGS.
THE Target Shooting Will be done in the following mar
I.TGRsET arzHNkssEE.n
The diameter Of this taTget Is 10 inches and Is divided IN
Of the best shos In the centre sha hfs
the first premium, Silver Cup worth 80
The second premium for The three bsG.s shot d Silver
Cup worth az 70. -
The thId premium for the shots Silver Cup
worth 30 %
The Our premium for the three best shots Silver Cup
worth 90 co.
The ssoOInE hi. arEet be less than ihT ns'
Price for ths three shots 81 70.
n TARoET "yATHERLAsD."
TIE diameter Of this large 10 6S incnes. -. =
The arst premium for the best shot sVer PAsee Cup
worth S. 90 -. 80,
yer plated GU worth IS 90.
Price for three Shots So cents.
IN. TARGET ssAnERICA."
Thu of this Il the % the above, and
the arst premium best shot is silver plated Cup
The second premium the following best shot silver
plated Cup worth - ~
Price for three shet7 50 cents
Th dsanee from stand the Target IL 900 yaTds
q shooting done OF hand In the two last targets
stFsnherand Aneriez7 every sboot as mach
he Lies. JanoSS-so-
~ Every body invited 70 be present and their own
dfes premium will be awarded . the best shot, tbs
Cups be seen Al Mr. BadouH2, Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02

Statement OF Condition OF Traders, Bank
ON 3Ozh June 1851.
Bills and Notes nscouated. ......... ss7 ,9i5 IS
Protested Bills and Notes. 500 go
State Bonds Deposited with Comptrol-
Ter as basis for cireulatlo $500 90
Due from Banks and Ban kers........ % 81 80
Profess Observation-Disclosures. I2 %
Real Es!ale for Banking House....-. 3,7N4 10
Cash hand, VIZ: notes other
Banks S33,l35, told and Silver,
1921 W........ ~ 800 IS
Total. .......................... sQss,s75 q
Capital stock SIS 600 90
Individual Deposes. rs 567 IA
Dae Banks and Bankers. 1865 II
Profit and Loss nett last mOnhs IOtU 3
are deposited Win me Comptroller 1850 90
Total. s2s,77s %
w. B. DORTCH, Cashier
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02

We understand that the Postmaster General has
rearranged the mail service between Richmond, Vir-
gnia and Dalton, Georgia, via the Central railroad,
as far Charottesylle thence by Columbia, across
to Lynchburg; thence via the Virgins and Tonnes
see railroad to Bristol; thence by East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad to Knoxville, via Jonesboro',
&C. thence by East Tennessee and Virginia rail-
road to Dalton; thence westward to Memphis, sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02

An IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE MAIL SERVICE
We find the following important item of news in the
Washington Union of late date:
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To Cistern Builders!

1OO BBLs. Hydraulic Cement, genuine article IN
ZOU store, and tor sale By - 49,, 90,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
tAkoE SALE Al Atbfids
Machinery, Iron and Tools.

Tbs NASHVILLE MAsUFAeTuRINa coMpAsY vii
Nashvil1s, on - p
wEDNEsDAf, I5TH JULY NEXT
their entire stock Of Machinery Tools e Ths nroDsrtv TO
be offered partof the following arIcIss
\ MAcHlNEA x-sucn a. Lsthes, Hainss, Drilling
O-Baeknifhs Tools, vieea Anvil. H,rra,.
Tonga Renches. etc Also, number Of Steam Enares
yafous Sizes parity nnished An eadles vsfssy OF unn
ishee machinery. Also, varsity assortsd souQat
fron, In ali siEss and aha pc.
Most OF the unfinished machinery or less DANA
ged By the recent dre a. said establishment
Of which IL expected that ane opportunity win osr to
buy bargains Backsmiths, Maehins and Fcundry rasn
are particularly requested 70 attend
: = TEkMS OF SALE. "a
Cash for all sums under one hundred dolars For al
sums hundred dollars six months time With tive
approved sndorssr; payable 10 baRkto sonpsa
with In every case before securing property.
mo. B. JOHNSON,
Jana Is, 1851 ID f'rest. N. d. Co.
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FARMERsvILL, June 80, 1857.
The undersigned candidates for Congress have
mutually agreed to t0ithdraw the following appoint
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VALUABLE
CITY LOT FOR SALE (!

IN TUESDAY, July1, az ii oeIocK a. m vi IT o.
Ohe premises highest bidder, that III
on Cherry street, adjoining the UNoE AID AnSRIcAS ol
Zee and in the immediate neighbOrnood o. ne Fos omee
will pc divided into 0.s Of twenty Zee. eaSh ~
dorsed haarinr intarszf from dae, lien retained
~S.seeas ooei'As 'NsoA's' ~ Thinner s.FOSTBR
DRICB Of Vinegar Reduced 70 % Per Dbl; mil 1Tsess
i notice, By tpaTaI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02

YANKEE MOTIONS FOR JULY.
This wonderful Comic Magazine, viii pas
any one in good humoT, who will buy number Price
only IS cents. For sale BE- =
June "a HAGAN & BIO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
CITY PROPERTN FDR sal

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
FRANZ hose fronting S feet Market sreets
~ north Of Broad sad Of Broad and Mar
kst above pFDsrty rapidly enhancing value, and
sxcsent stand for dry goods or grocery store
June sim j. l.. & z. W. BROWN,
CherrY G..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-02
GODEY'S LADY's BOOK

IHIB awe Just received Godeys Ladys Book forJuy,
w mencng q new volume. Subscriptions received and
HAGAN & BRO, AgentSs
June Is, 1857. Union and Market streetH.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20
ONE OF THE SPEECHES.

Job Kolik was one of eIn' on the stump. A
doubIe-baneled throat and lungs enabled him to
eleetHfy bis constituents up to fighting point in
less time than it would take Susqushannah raft
to go over Niagara Falls. His great speech in
Bobb Stubs ten acre lot was q crushsr. For the
sake Of Posterity we give an extract:
"Fellow.citizsns: You might Is we'll try TO dry
up the Atlantic Ocean with broom straw, or
draw this ere stump from under my feet with q
harnessed gadAy, as to convince me that | arn's
gwiue to be elected this heat. My opponent don't
stand chance; not sniff. Why he amt As iE.
teectual as a common-sized shad. Fellers, what
is he? A common red bellied black-republican.
am dimecrat, and one of gineral JacksOn'S
school, too, by The eternal, as We big guns say.
am bull team, with two bull dogs under the Wag-
on and tar bucket, am. II tbsrss anybody thia
side of where the sun begins TO blister the earth
that can wLOllOp me, let him show himself I'm
ready. Boys, 1 go in for the American eagle,
claws. stars. stripes and all; and may I burst my
everlastin bottonhOles, sf / don't knock down drag
out, and gouge everybody as denies me"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20
OLD GORDON AND HIs LADDlEs

John Gordon who died nsar TuhG. Baung'hiFs
some time ago, STAINED the age Of one haBdrsi
and thihy.two. Al traveIen who chanced 10 cali
at the BeighbOdng inn Of Tuia, wess uniformly
directed by the laDdady, Ms. Wallace. % The cot.
tage Of the patriarch, "whsre they wAd see. sss
used to say, -tbs auldes man r he BaaagshiSs-
sy, 10 a the world" Among The Eislon one day,
about the close Of harvest, was young EngEsAs
man, who eOmihg up 70 the dOoE Of The cottage,
aecOsted a venerable looking msB, employed in
knitting bose, with, Say my Old friend, can yoa
see to knit at your advanced period Of lie one
hundred and lhihy-tWo s truly rare age."
ADeiPsin the man it'll be my grandfather ys'ra
seeking. I'm only SeTstty-three; yen and him
round the corner o the house." On turning ronnd
!hs corner, the stranger encountered debiHiaisd
old man, whose WhiteOed lOck1 bore testimony 10
his long having passed the meridian Of Hse, and
whom the stranger at once concluded 10 be Cor
don himself. "YOu seem wonderfully fresb my
good sir, for 30 old man. 1 doubt not you have
experienced many vieissitudes in the course Of
your very long life" "Whats your viii sirF"-
inquired the person addressed, whose sense Of hear
ing was impaired. 10. y'll be wanting my fath-
er, reckon, he's + the yard, thsre'
The stranger now entered The garden, where Ls
at last found the venerable old man busily eDga.
4 L. Al n
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BE KIND TO THE OLD.

There is too little respect and love shown to-
wards old people nowadays. They are too general
lv treated as out Of date and useless back numbers
Of the great gazette of humanity, and only fit to
he cast aside to perish in neglect while fresher IS
sues mouOpOlize our attention and regard. This
sbould not be. The old have claims on the
young, and strong and hopeful. which cannot be
dishonored with impunity. He who dares not
respect and cherish them for their own sake shall
moi be respected and cherished when in bis turn
hs totters with feeble steps adown the steep and
rugged declivity which leads from the summit Of Of
The bill Of life TO the grave, over which ehhl
winds SO constantly sweep. and upon which only
feeble, setting rays ever shine It is on that bleak
and eorbidding stretch of the life journey that
one most needs the cheering influences Of atfec-
ton and gratitude; aud from him who withOld'
them from other. shall they be Witheldin return
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20

SrIcK TO THE Fanfare pale faces, white
hands, decayey teeth and bad health, more genteel
than robust frames, good appetite, sound sleep
and independent circumstances? We think not,
and for the same reasons we Judge that farming
is not beneath any pursuit whatever in all that
makes man virtuous useful and happy; and 1t is
surely to be regretted that nearly all our young
men should prefer mercantile life or profession,
to the tiIling of the ground at their own quiet
homes. Not only Is It to be amentei on account
of the welfare Of the young men themselves but
also 10 reference to the prosperity of the country,
for It Is truth that cannot be contrsdicted, that
the best interests of the inhabitants Of any coun-
try, are intimately connected with the prosperous
condition of its agriculture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20

VALUE OF CLoyER HAY.-H. Caprou, of Ill
inos, who has besn largely concerned in the dsi-
ry business, (hSving sold $4,000 worth Of milk
in single year,) Informs US that be made actual
experiments to test the comparative value of timo-
thy and clover hay. These experiments extended
through period of two years, were accompanied
with accurate weighing and measuring, and the
food was changed from timothy to clover and
vice versa, once month, and results were thai
the clover had uniformly yielded ten per cen
more milk than the timothy. 1t will be observed
that this was not single experiment. but a saie'
of experiments extending for a long period. /
is also proper to state that the clover was vel
cured,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20
- For the Free Pres,
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA,
BY JAMES M'AFEE,

lam composed Of 9s letters.
Ny 1, IA, 3, 4, 2s, is Beast Of burden.
Ny 8, 6, e9. II, 2, 9, is Surname,
My IS, 81, IL, ls, l6, Is domestic animal.
My 8, 4, 4, 19, is what friends often do.
My l9, 1e, 90, is pronOun.
My II, IS, Is, is useful in cooking. ; 's
Ny 10, &C. II, 49, 8, il the name Of Cape 10
Europe. F
My 29, IA, Ell, is tool that has tired many
backs.
Ny s, 96, II, "a, IS. is sometimes useful In
My 7, II, a8 9s, is whatI wish the readers
to do with this. E&
Ny whole is good advice to young persons.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20

~ Calico, when under twenty yeaFS Of age
was standing one day in the metropolitan church
of Pisa, when he observed lamp which was sus-
pended from the ceiling, and which was disturbed
by accident, waving backward and forward. This
was thing so common, that thousands, no doubt
lad observed it before, but Calico, struck with
the regularity with which il moved backward and
forward, reflected upon il and perfected the meth
cd now 10 use for measuring time BY. means Of a
pendulum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20

PISxo.-Away in the pine woods, IS the sto-
ry pOes, doubling lovers sometimes disclose their
secret souls by sending their sweethesrts BIT Of
rine, charcoal eye rudely drawn theFeOni de-
vice, that without Lexicon, the cruel girls trans
late, 81 pine."
Happy the wooer. so they say, who receives
knot for answer, What can be more ike little
gospel than that eloquent missive-"pine mott
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20

EE At a railway station ar old lady said TO
very pompous looking gentleman, who was talk
inS about steam communications. ''Pmy, sir,
what is stsam?" sSteam, ina'am, il, ah--siesm
is-eh ah!--steam s--steam.
aIknew that chap couldn't tell ye, ssid 'ougA
looking customer, standing BY; "but fteam i
bucket Of water in atEemendous PersPiratiOnr'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-20

rgsociety, like six, must be viewed me efy
situations, or its coler VIII deceive rs --aaa4
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sanfora'sI uvisorator. A
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THAT particular organ,
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