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TuE AAIENnE

The E1fr5gE says we have distinguished that paper
As SIR. Bells organ" It would probably have
been more proper for rs to have said can organ of
Mr.. Bell" In speaking Of the Patriot, as an or
gan Of Mr., Bell" an "organ Of Gen. ZoIlicoFer 3"
or an organ Of the party whose principles it sup
ports. we merely mean to designate its attitude CT
political identity with each However incongrous
the TITO may seem, or however diverse may be their
principles otpublie policy, the Patriot upholds sup
ports and sUstaius themaI.
Is bGeaihes 2nathemas against the donation Of
lands 10 States, in obedience to the mandates Of
tue American Convention. and exhausts the vocabu-
larry of compliment and adulation in comforting hon
upon Mr.. Bel for his liberality, craftsmanship,
and generosity in voting away those self same
lsnds. lie believes the repeal Of the Missouri com
promise was q /" PaDdOras box, full to OVERLOOKING
Of dire eaianites and yet supports for reelection
with ali the zeal and energy of an enthusiast, our
late representative, GEN Zollicoer who signalized
has Congressional career by his Jealous exerions in
favor Of that repeal He stigmatizes the doctrine
Of alien suffrage in terms Of virtuous indignation
aud yet IS not allowed TO condemn the sentiment Of
the Hen John Bell, who in his speech in the Senate
warned the South against impanting hostile feel
ing N che bosoms Of the German and Irish migrants
by Fgfas-ag 20 1-s" che right Of suffrage We assure
the fa'sot thar We did not apply to it the term or
gan IN an offensive sense, that we have no doubt
from themultifarious and diverse tunes which from
the necessity Of its anomalous position it is called
upon 90 play, that In sheer vexation it often temp
ed to ezclaimiD the language of classic minstrelsy-
90 Oh. Jordan am a hard road to travel believe"
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
GALLATIN, May %, 1857.

GALLATIN, May %, 1857.
MEssRs EDIToRs The old proverb 'reritas IN
r67o, is as true now as it was when first penned-
A story is going the rounds here that noted Know
Nothing politician, in his cups" recently stated
that when the proposition to incorporate the dtyiju
ton plank in the Tennessee platform was made, Mr.
Bell and his set insisted on putting it in, while
the renegade democrats present as hotIy resisted it
doing violence to their old notions and stultify
ing themselves. The tale goes that there was quite
scene but the potent genius of the great Bell ISL
fenced opposition and forced the bitter pill down the
threats of the rebels, and that they agreed, under
the lash of their oatbs cry out great is distrbu
ton
Please enquire of the Banner and Patriot the
facts. Probably they might tell all about it, as
they say the obligations of secrecy have been re
moved. BETA
The FAMINE IN MICmGAN.-The Detroit Adrertser
Of last Tuesday tocorrect some misconception which
exists in respect to the character Of the suffering
which prevails through certain counties in the
Lower Peninsula, explains that It is only such as is
incidental to a newly settled countrys and adds:
This year, these usual privations are enhanced by
q series of disasters, almost unprecedented. The
pervadng fires of 1916 the heavy August frost,
which cut off corn and buckwheat, and nearly ruined
potatoes, the miserable crops of other vegetables,
and a bitter winter, have combined 10 depress the
standard of life point of absolute starvation
The worst has not come. The cattle can begin to
live 1t is true and the milk viii help the fare of
the poor children, but large portion Of the COWS
arc dead, and 1t will be two months before the
ground will yield anything upon which human
beings can rely for support. Let those whoreap the
rich fruits remember the pangs Of the early settlers
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Buy 2 per acre. Sellg pei

The MORUONs.-Advices from Brigham Young,
as late as March 81 1857 have just been received at
me interior Department. He reports that the couI
Try south OF the Mormon settlement is peaceful
ana much good results from the Indian farms IN haI
district he also says that the tribes in the ives
tern portion Of Utah, and some ofthose to the SOUTH IN
view Mexico occasionally make predatory lnroauS
ally upon their more fortunate red friends and some
Oh them IN the south, on the California road, some
IlLneS attack small companies of white travellers
IaALng thelr horses ad cattle but these sorteS an
nuaHy become fewer, and we trust, finally VII DC
unknown on our borders.
Inc 10 lone OF the whole letter is pacific and respect
iuI.- Wash'ngisR States, Nay 81
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OPENING or THE CANVASS.

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as We" as 'is IOsl''ol- anu '. ''.s u I','''S
before the country IL Is eo''ssS 10 say mere VIII,
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Iii" li7n '''''''''7 ''' '''-7' 0''.''' p'o.7
oPPO7Ilon 'ii"' H"'c 'e'" SeI' against D-'', N"0"
I''N wen Win "Iao H'Ic''-e"" 'o''e "e 7e""s ''"~
MS wen U"ec'eu 0IoNs.
III speech oI only "u Io"' anu 1t man, ID 0.'i'
o' eAl''.'o una. Ut 'Ou'' l".J '.'"5 l"'
P-"J ''' INV UNIV P'"''7 VIM" ' -
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hSg@ A New Yark paper. in speaking of the ere
Hgious anniversaries there, says
Every year We have the same stereotyped assem-
blages of people the same talk, the same orators
the same loud denuncations against the non-confor-
misrs, the same scratching of heads for ideas. and
the same calls on the wicked 10 fork over heir cash
So far from these anniversaries presenting spec-
tacle Of '0f peace on earth and good will to men
they are invariably scenes Of envy and eaIouslv of
disputes and dissensions, wherehe apples Of discori
are not thrown IN classcaIIy one at a time but by
barrels full, every one takiug a bite as they roll
along the aisles
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VALUABLEIHPROYE CITY PROPERTY
Fer Sale

PRITATELT or At PUBLIC TENDUE
AN offering for sale privately until 10th day of
June, -57 valuable and desirable Two Story
Lot No 1884, North Market St. lat present occupied
owned by l.. ds) fronting 81 feet inches and run
ming bacs j3 f. The House contains rooms, with
large hall below and above, and story porch in the
The Out Buildings consist Of Store RO-m, Servants
Rooms, Kitchen. Smoke House, &C, all Of The
built in superior style and uish the outer wal
being Is inches thick from the ground up, and has lately
been repanel ami red and in good order This
property situated IN thriving portion Of the City,
for man OF 0usInessis superior to any yet offered, being
contiguous TO the Square. This opportunity 10
purchase residence. nd would examination Of
the premi before the day OF sale, confident We
Offering bargain. The owner will give possession i'm
next, at the rate OF 5000 per annum.
SALE On credit OF one, two and three years
with date security required and lien retain
ed il not sold privately viii be offered the highest
bidder the premises, the above day For par
tiCuIars call on h. K. GLASCOCk,
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F5s% The world famed I'VE had almost written
world wIie1 crinoline is one hundred and fifty
years DID, and so are most of the Jokes Ieveed at it.
The sarcasms fthe 18th century wags are completely
thrown into the shade by those of Sir R. Steele On
December p, 1903, we find the humble petition .'of
Mr.. w. Single coachmaker and chairmaker of the
Liberty Of Westminster addressed to "sac Bicker-
staff ESQ., censor of Great Britain" This worthy is
made to represent that ION the invention of Mrs
Carharinc Cross stitch, mantue maker thepeticCats
Of the ladies were too wide for entering into any
coach or chair: petitioner for the service of the
said ladies has built round chair in form of a Ian
tern. six yards and Il half in circumference: that
this chair "opens in two, in the middle and closes
mathcmotically when the lady is seated" SC, Sc.
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LTNCHIyG.-A man named John Mckenzie re-
siding al the village Of Salvsa in this county who
Is said to have been detected in the act of admins
terIng poison to horses and cattle belonging TO Mr.
Merritt Cunningham was taken out by a party of
citizens atew nights since audsubected to a terrible
logging. He was then released, with a promise
Of being treated with still greater severity in the
event Of his remaining in the county beyond a
specified time. John took the advice of his kind
friends and made himself scarce before the expira-
ton Of the brief time allowed him for winding up
his business afairs.-Harvods5,rg KY Transcript
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LAND WARRANTs-The financial circular OF
SWeeny, HItenhouse, FAINT Co., of May 2lst says;
Land Warrants are in a better demand. The heavy
decline which took place about the 18th instant, mas
IN great measure stopped the usual supply holders
being unwilling to sell at the low figure offered.
On Yesterday and to-day the enquiry was active
and prices have rallied.
We quote the market firm; the following beng
our rates:
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vii New York and philadelphia
steamship Lines. 90 continue with
cut alteration from Ist june TO
Ist Of December, 1857.
First Fir, q. gla.s per 100 l0'~ IIq
Third is
Furniture aad Carriages boxed, and other light
good not enumerated. tarJOys Of Acids,
other Chem Gals per lODlOs. 30
FIRST CLASS
ano FOres, Books, Stationery, Boots, Sh Oes Liquors.
Oils &C. in b1tes. ComPhne and Spirits TerPentns in
barrels ClrpetnE, ,hiaa Glass and Gas Cigars in
cases Clocks, CONTEMPORARIES Cotton Cards. Dry Goods in
boxes bales Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees and Shruboery,
Furs Seeds, Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except 5Idl specified IN third class COfee
Mills Wsrhfnerv Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes.
Tobacco boxes Leather in roll and boxes, oils in barrels
and skis Crockery and Queensware in crates and casks,
lce, Whiting, FIas or, sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shoyes Spades, SAL Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs,
and Cotton CorIags, Coffee Heavy Castings Mill Gearing,
Carrag Springs, and AYES Railroad Wheels and AEles
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture aad Carr ages boxed and other
light arlctes Ho ass {" AeluS OF o'nef
Chemicals will be- charged al d 'upie arsl class rates
81 Have every package plainly marked with name Of
Causuee. destination and depot Of delivery. Attention to
this matter prevents delays and losses and insures speedy
o''''''' DIRECTIONS.
Goods ehpped nuah- should consigned to gent
of Central E road, savannah, and packages marked care
gent G.. Er g., NaIuah "a
Goods shipped Charleston should be consigned to the
Agent of . South alyuad Char e-Iun, and pack
age marked care A gent c. x. *. Charleston. :. G..
The through rates above ali exp from New
Yark 10 Nashville No commission drayags or wharfage
rra~rsd sf'tr~ ar Charleston or NlrqHHIh.
Shippers rely uniform rates and prompt delIye
res BY Oyer-charges and damages by ethsr
line, will uiiudged blythe agents Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road
for their recovery and ID net Ound
will pay the expiration Of 30 days after mo-
tcn gwen. III notices Of lost goods, for Nashville
the NoShric and Chattanooga R0gd. must be adj
drfsscf TO H.. J. -7adsrs0H. sUp't, .NGstr1Hs.
Nc.ch.u when boz New YORK viii receive every nOrma-
ton aud shipping, by appiyU the gent OF
the Charleston Line Nu-l9j Broadway, and the Savannah
Line, NO. I3 Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
CrLm,I AgemI
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500 REWARD,

MILL be given for tbe apprehension and delivery
w WILLIA& 7. GARRISON, who absconded from Fa-
mouth Va, about the Is pr last taking with him from
300 dollars my money he obtained BY
false key. Said Garrison is about % years Of feet
eight high, saOE complexion sighted, and is
miller by trade. The above reward and all able charg
will b8 given his delivery Falmouth Va,
cured that may be brought back and dealt with accord
ing TO law. THOMPSON }. SULLIVAN,
May %, 1857. tWiCeaWlm.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ON THE Doth DAY OF JUNE next at the court house
~ door in the Of GainsborO' Jackson county, Tenn.
shall offer sale, TO the highest bidder for cash hand,
certain tract parcel of Landn said county, District
II, Jon Flynns creek, adjoining the lands Thy
Elijah heller, The South by James Draper the East
by a W. Johnson, the North by widow Johnson, being
the same that T. D. Draper bought of F. NJ GOoby, upon
which Jubu Wheeler lives Sold by order Of the circuit
court of Jackson county satisfy Judgement favor OF
f. n. GOOsby sale as the law directs.
A CORNWELL, Sheriff.
May 28, 81. vat. prs fee 50.
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THE MORMON TROUBLES.

Recent circumstances would seem to indicate that
the terrible reports we see and read of Mormon out
RACES, have been ooncocted and put in circulation
from maace other motives as little to the credit
of the parties. 1t turns out that the reported VIC
lation Of the Court records never occurred and we
doubt not but that many Mormon outrages are
never heard Of in Utah, until they return to the
Territory, displayed in large capitals in the columns
Of the New York Herald, or some kindred print
Mormonsm is bad enough, but it is safe to conclude
that the gentiles who 60 among them are not much
better, and when we consider the improbabiIity Of
many Of the stories read, it is safest to receive
the stories with some caution.
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FIRST GUN FROM THE CANVASS.

Read the letter Of our correspondent, giving an
account Of the first meeting between Messrs. Har-
ris and Hatton at Camden, Benton county Other
letters we're received, giving faering accounts Of
the speech Of the able champion of Democracy, for
which we have not space to day. Ten thousand ma
j0rty in the State Tor Harris is the estimate Of our
correspondent
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DIED

At Camden, on the 25th inst, of consumption,
Cora CoRBEIIA, the only daughter of Chancellor
Payatt, in the 18th year Of her age
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White BIuR Hotel.

White Bluff, Dickson County, Tennessee.
THE Subscriber has opened Hotel this place
prepared 10 accommodate the travelling community in
the best manner White Bluff is situated the Charlotte
Turnpike twcuyeeht miles from Nashyi Ie from
tharOte, and very desirable stopping point those
pas ing and Nashville. Soliciting
public patronage The subscriber all that his best ef
f0rs shall be directed 90 please.
NAV. s-R3m A. P. NICKS.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
B. EaRfGF s. Go.

w will offer front store, TUESDAY the End
" Eay of June, at 10 O'Clock q 'ar-e aud we'll
sorted stock of Fresh Groceries li. u5rs &c.
25 ilhds taT and rme sugar; - bu.- NJ asses-
100 bags prime Rio Coffee, --En.sE.a Sugar
10 b0s Redued $40 e-s Nails,
900 boxes assorted Glassware; b.f. Ma. WhisEey;
50 bbs DeXtsr's Nhiske-s % Bourbon do
- Rye Ge 81 cases SlrdfuHs.
Dom. Brandy, Gin and Wine; 100 Candles;
100 half bXs Star Candles 100 quarter do
2jbblssider Vinegar 100 dozen .ucEers=
50 boxes Tobacco, as I'd brands fable SBlt5
25bOXes Cuba SIX cigars - 600 assorted Regllia
10 half chests Tea. llboNa5 Brandy res;
with all the smaller articles in the Grocery line
b. LANIER C5 Co.
May o, 1857. BOZ
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FOR sMTrIILAND IND PADUCAn.

TvHE regular steamer ELLA, Matbeney # 4Iv'eI q
n Master, will depart as above and all in sE7E54f
termediute landings TODAY, CThursday,) atE57s=ssa
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ For freight passage Apply board
To A. HAMILTON,
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FOE ST. LOIIS.

TUVHE fine light draught steamer SALLIE
d WEST leaves THIS DAY, the 2-th, - z
at 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ for;thr above and all in
temedae pOrs For freight passage apply board, or
may2s A HAMILTON, Agent.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE, author Of Jane
Eyre, &c By F. c. GaskeIi, 2v7Is., cI.
ADAM GRAENE, OF MASSGRAF. A Novel by Mrs.
OHphant, author of Zeiseo, sc. IvoI, l2mo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
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Introduction by Freeman Hunt, A NJ. IvoI i2uo,
LOVES OF PARIS. Illustrated. BY EuEe1e Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDER ROVER. By Emmersou Bennett. Another sup
ply just receivedby
may26 HAGAN G BRO.
The Island Princess; Romance Of tu5 uldaud
New World. By Mrs Soutawora. The publication of this
promising tale has began in The sg York Ledger May
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may26 Union a-d Market sts
isTHE WAVERLE mAG.ZtNE.
This is a beautiful weekly neutrality-suspicious. all com.
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DIR. MORSE'S ISYIGOBATIs C CORDIAI,
nor the Of Dyspepsia General Debility Of Nus
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and General Prostitution For sale by
APPS KERNAN & RAINS.
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FOR lime.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for June, just received by
may26 HAGAN & BRO.
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HOUsEs nd CARPETING AZ AUCTION

n y No
ON SATURDAY. Both inst at O'Clock A NJ will be sold
- to the highest bidder for cash,
Three Houses on Capitol Hill,
Fronting Gay street, the Vine. with all
the appearances thereto belonging These uoses or the
material them be removed from the premises before
the 25th day of July next.
At time ard place will be sold the old carpetipg
of the House Of Representatives aud Senate chamber
JAS PLUNKFT, Sec'y or
may2S-3t Board Of CONS Of 5. Cap.
THE LAST CALL
HAVE arrival at negroes on hand. amongst the m
excellent Blacksmith, his wife and child, that desire
sell in this county.
RFFS W PORTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-28

- General Cass and Governor Floyd contemplate
4lh Of June.