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WHO WANTS A BARG4IYf

ME- offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection NJ
large Business house, from ting about 20 fsst on he
East SIDE OF FrOn street, Intersection on Glare
street, and running back 70 low water marx ADDy %
June u-Im J. L & Z. W. bkOWN.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
THE Nashville Manufacturing Company will offer for sale
Il on the premises. to the highest bidder,
Monday, Goth day of July,
mat valuable piece oground recently occupied machine
snoP and locomotive works, situated the bank Of Cum
Derand fronting about $50 feet Water and
sDon the same the Wharf, being from $50 200 ee in
said ground will sold in lots OF 50 feet, fronting
sa1 nater street, running through to said Wharf.
s1e same day and place the wharf lot $50 feet be-
saa lois and the river, will be offered 70 the highest
suitable maps of said grounds will be furnished
TERMS OF SALE.
Two and three years. with interest from date, with
approved enc orser; notes payable in bank, and lien
retained on the property
By order Of the Board. mo r. JOHNSON
June 25, Is57-td Pest N nj Co
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LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
Machinery, Iron and Tools.

I'hE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY viii
20 me highest bidder, at their establishment in
HDN EsDAY, 18TH JULY NEXT,
Ia s.ock o. Machinery, Tools &c Tho property to
w 60 nssss part Of the following articles viz;
ps.s "a NEh H-sueh as Lathes PIsines Drilling
Fressss, Boring Machines, ETC. -'' s
TO- 1a kmlths, Tools, Vices Anyfs Hammers.
nsncnes, eve. Also, number of Steam Rngines :
$3.50 $3.50 P1uy nnlshed An endless variety on IN
T nS n s Also variety Of assorted Wrought
rad 10 ~ = msehAnery or less DANA
~ ne feeen nre at said establishment in
nnen Is that ane opportunity will offer 70
Ouy bargains hlAeksmiths, Maehiniss and Fondrv men
are particularly requested to attend - OU"NiJ mon
TERMS OF SALE.
Casa for all sums under one hundred do.r. p. N
sums over one hundred dollars six months, time with to
approved endorser notes payable In bank-to Be complied
WIN In every case before securing property
JNO. b. JOHNSON
june IS, Is57.td Prest II 70
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Wheat! Wheat!!
SALE

OH Saturday, the 18th July iHst The premises Al N
" o'clock viii SELL ere III Of one tvSo "a 81
years or notes payable in Bank, satisfactorily secured and
Street al the corner Of High, belonging 10 Inc So
nn New I9s property sold By express directions OF
niarun New IN his will for distribution among his Isgas.
ds undouSted The lot fronts IS feet 90 Broad an re- -
6lgn. prominent corner, beBE nearly o1posis ~
SOnthern Rail Road. p N.sss Sfo0T.S No
Admir- Of Martin New win he viii annsgssa
e. z. GLAscocK, Auctioneer. ~ No~9e-
July 2, ls57s-tds
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$40 Reward.

DANAWAY from my rickyard, the North side OF the
II river, Thursday, the end inst, Negro man named
HENRY of yellow color and about Thirty years Of age he
about feet inches high and will weigh about 100 pounds
Henry the property of Mrs. Jane W. Campbell hvinE IN
the South Eield He also has wife living
on Spruce street in the Ropt B. Crsttemans new
buildings. think he is lurking about the city, and VIII
give the above reward for delivery his eonnne
ment In any Jail go that can get him ~ - r,r,r,s
iuly9-lW DAVID b. hlChos
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JOHN N WATSON, MD. vwRRress y n
DRS. WATSON q BRIGGS.
HAVE associated themselves the Practice Of Medicine
Ii ONCE 4S. North Cherry street
fuIV IN
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june IS, Is57.td
NOTICE

LII persons indebted the Nashville MANUFACTURING Com
n pany requested call and make Immediate pa
ment, as the business viii be closed. JNO B. Johnson
juno %. 1857. President.
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Fisher, WheIeSs C Co.

Successors TO JOHNSON, HORNE co.,
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market street.
Nashville, Tenn will devote particular attention 10 ali
business entrusted to them july5-n.
ChAmPAIGNE-ReeeVe and for sale by
- aprl0 <. o'KANR,
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Funeral Undertaker,

AM prepared to furnish COPFINS of every description
from the 6ne Casket to the plsinest Servants Coffin to-
gether with everything for Funerals All orders
left at Ware Deaderck street, next door to the
Up and Up Livery Stable between Cherry and Summer
streets, will receive prompt attention both day and night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired made 70 order in
the beststyie. IJuly9l J. H. CURREY
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State Of Tennessee, /
Davidson county. I
Personally appeared John Porterfeld, Cashier of
the Merchants Bank, and made oath that the fore
going is a true statement of the Merchants Bank
to lst of July, 1857.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 1st July
1857. E. A. RAWORTH, ]. P.
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BUSINESS Change.

have this day disposed of my entire interest in the bust
Of johnson, Horne d Co., Jno. A Fisher and
James WGeess who will continue heretofore and for
WHOM earnestly solicit liberal share Of public patronage
July e-u .- E. A. HORNE.
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A CARD.
HAVING sold our entire Stock to Messrs. Has BROOK,
Ii MCWHIRTER, Co., take pleasure in recommending
them TO our customers and the public generally.
EVANS, PORTER & CO.
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REMOVAL,
DIVIDEND NOTICE,

DIVIDEND Of 2 per cent Is this day declared on thu
Steek n the Nashville, MurireesbOro and ShelbvviIe
turnpike Company payable al the City Hotel In Nasva
on Wednesday the 9Th inst at Jno w. Evans Store IN shall
6yve, on Saturday the Ith inst, and after thai time q, h
Exchange Bank at MurfrsesborO. " NV
$3.50 d. H. c. SPENCE,
Juyz-H Secretary and Treasurer,
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE Assessment Roll for the present year having been
completed and returned the Recorder will remain
open for the inspection Of Tax for days this
dae, at the office Of the Recorder, during which time
neous assessments may be corrected.
City Hall, Nashville, July Sd, 1857.
e A. RAwoRTH,
iulyA-IOt ps.orJa-
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BOHN'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
w. t. BERRY a co.,

a series OF Literal Prose Hranstarfoa. a
the Greek and Latin Classics, with
notes and indexes
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S3,54O,7G6 Al
D. WEAVER, Cash Ter.
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ZINE EXTRA TOBACCO.

A invoice offered, subject to slight damage from q
n A bargain can be had for cash. BENZ. r. SHIEI
July
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29
TRUSTEES SECOND SALE.

GY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Mclean
~ II Hammer, for purposes therein named shall pro-
coed 10 SELL in the Town Of Graham, on TUESDAY
the second day of June next (being Tuesday Of June
Court next,) the following real estate:
The large and well constructed Store House, oteu-
pied by Mclean & Hammer, OH the southeast conner,
neal the court house, with half an acre lot;
The House and Lot occupied by VIM. Redding,-
half acre lott
The House and Lot occupied by ]. D. Noel,-on
acre loi
The House and Lot occupied by Thomas G.
McLean,--one al re and one.third
And several other Unmproyed Lots, we'll situated
for family residences.
For more particular description Of the property,
apply 10 the Trustee who will take pleasure in giving
any information.
The above property will be sold on reasonable
credit. Terms made known on The dar of sale.
All persons indebted to Mclean & Hammer, at Gra-
ham, or u. w. Summerss, either by note or account,
are requested 10 settle The before the LIST Of June
next they will find them in the hands Of an officer
for collection. n u,nn,
April 10. saw
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NAVAL INTELLIGENcE.

The steam lrigate Wabash sailed from n.
York on saturday. Her destination is IN
derstood to be Aspinwall, to JOIN tue Cyane,
and wait the determination of the pendlug
difficulties with the government Of New
Grenada.
The cylinder head q the frigatc Niagara.
engine having been fitted and all the repair,
completed. she Is expected 10 sail from New
York this morning ior England. to prepare
for LAYING down tie cable Of the Ocean rele-
graph.
Il is said that the English Government
has designated a ninety gun ship. one Of
the finest 10 the navy. to receive and Law the
wire also a strong and well appointed
steamer as her consort.
lhesleamer Mississippi. having been selec /.
ted as part Of the Est India squadron, will
at accompany the Niagara to England. but
the Germantown. al present IN the Mriiler.
ranean. has been ordered 10 assist ia laying
the wires 81 the telegraph.
The irgale Congre., and steam frigats
Susquehanna were az Grnua On the 9Th 81
March. They we're abput To leave f,r Spez
zIa. aud thence start on summer cruize up
the Adriaue. National Lisllig,ae,r.
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their virgin lands Plenty and prosperity
descend like the dew, and Illinois, too crate
full and contented to deny and falsify the
true origin of rejoicing fortunes, discards
the sham Of pretending that the land ques-
ton is humbug-and exulting over her
nine handred miles Of railroad built with
public land. proclaims the millennium Of So
cial freedom from taxes and debt.
What other Of the States have SO enriched
their treasures and freed themselves from
the cnerous burden Of debt and taxation
under which the people Of Virginia "groan,"
We have from time to time named. We
have shown how this question is looked on
in other States-how they are availing
themselves Of more than their share freely
given-greedily taken to build railroads,
canals. and clear out rivers and harbors, and
yet, in spite of these known and undisputed
facts. ct anything could surprise us) we are
inclined to be amused at the cool effrontery
with which the leading Democratic journals
give the cry, and the little provincials yelpt
out, lIumbug," "Humbug," " Another
Wing Humbug." We console ourselves
with the reflection that time will tell (alas,
too late , who has been humbugged.
Richmond Wing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-29

YELLOW FEyiR PREVENTED By INCUBATION.
We nntiee in La Cronica that Dr.. VIM
J.. Humboldt has discovered means TO pre-
vent yellow fever BY inoculation. The Gov.
eminent of Cuba. as la CIonics is informed,
has directed the incubation of the major
part. amounting to one thousand 81 the new
y arrived trnops, which has resulted IN the
greatest success, since none have been attack
rd by this terrible disease. which generally
deeimates the foreign population shortly al.
ter thrir arrival. The operation IS similal
to vaccination, By inserting the virus dl,cos.
cred By Dr. llumbult, generally IN both
arms. A lew hours after this trIfling oprra.
tim. the symptoms Of miniature yellow
fever commence. and all the pathological
consequences follow rapidly aud slightly.
rarely exceeding forty eight hours IN dura.
lion, and with nothing mOre than Sigh
leyerish aetiun.
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From the Richmond Christian Advocate.
CoLPoRrAGE IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA.


Ano,her ve,r or ,rdno.s t.;, IN the wo,k
or the American Tract society has closed' ~
m. nrs y.ss. al. sod hv ,hass ,yarL;nr n ~
h;gbuays and Laasa. are ,ev;steraL I, H.
ven. Inc messages delivered II cabin aod
shanty. and the effects of those messages ara
ali on tAe brook Of the recorl;no anosl All
fhat we can olive L Tho ar;,hnat,c ~ ~.
work by decimal standard.
Am.unt az book disnosel &C he..is 4Is
6l-.s9. ar 81 47e yolnmes. and gr,nt.d "a
the value of "a 736. GO. mr. 90 4on yol.mes,
e.74O meetings far relieioss nurnoses we're
held s .()ss families w.,, f,nad des,;,ute ~
rrIiuious hunks e,c.n, IL. Rihle and gsne,.
alIy supplied by grants, aslz families i,und
without The Bible. and ,ne.tly sapplied nv
the colporteurs 792 Catholic families were
VISITED; $685. families. according 10 their
avn ayowal, eatirely neglect the public wor.
shin of Gnd. Religions cenyers,ti.n and
PRAYER were attended 10 in 32li8 families /.
and 60. 59s we're visited. and 4 hook d. tr.ci
left at each house. 81 Sabbath schools were
organized. Within twelve wears. colpor-
tears of the Society in these States have
been mainly instrumental IN collecting a.
900 children into Sabbath schoels. where
thousands OF them were taught To read. in
addition to receiving lessons in moraI;ty and
religion.
Friends 10 the canse in Western VIRGINIA
are hereby Notified that Thomas Ward White
has received The annointment az colI.eting
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srIIL nN TINE IANns.

Notwithstanding the efforts 81 the Demo.
cratic journals Of the State TO whistle the
land question down the wind. II most pro-
yokingly Cior them keeps continually rear
ing is head in every nook and corner Of the
state, aud demanding TO be heard. The
attempt. vain a. ludierous. 10 represent the
land question n a mere bagatelle. and the
whole affair Of the proceeds "a beggarly
account ol empty boxes" is as futile as il Is
unfair. Facts aud figures will not prove
false. In no State Of the Union. perhaps,
would 10 bold an attempt on public gulla-
bility be tried except in the State Of Nir.
GINA. % the southern States, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas aud Florida
have found, 20 their exceeding great profit
and reward. that there II something substan.
tial, and real, tangible and Truct.iying, in
this question Of distribution. And they
have even 80 far overcome The delusion that
IL is all a phantasmagoria, as 10 touch. feel.
handle aud thurst their eager hands into the
oapacious sides Of the great land reservoir.
They have overcome all doubts, thrown 10
the winds all fears. and brayely elutchcd the
golden fruitage. They have gone in for
distribution. e., getting as much as posi-
BILE for themselves. How stands this phan.
tasm al the Northwest II il be dream
or fable, Il has proved 70 them the splendid
realisation Of those Of Aladdin's Lamp and
Gyges Ring. Cities rise like magic, rail.
roads glide out like the quick march Of The
snake from beneath the green sward IL The
prairie and among the primc,al forests o.
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ApeooArroS OF THE FouRrn CoMnAspar,r

ADRocATIoN OF THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT.
An ordinance repeating the municipal law
compelling Christian observance of the
Sabbath has just passed the Cincinnati Com.
mon Council. The American influence re
sisted it, but it was no use; the " lurriners''
carried the day. The repeal was driven
through by the Foreign infdel Germans,
who regard Sunday as a day of amusement
and recreation, aud who look upon all re.
strants Of the kind as tyrannical. Tie beer
saloons and gardens are open on Sunday, as
they are throughnut the other six days Of the
week. II allowed to have music, theatricals,
&c., TO entertain their customers, they think
their Sunday receipts would be still more
largely increased.
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TnE RESOLUTIONS OF $500 Those moss.
grown aud cobwebed fossils, the Resolutions
Of '98 and 80. received hard blow in the
Legislature Of New York. IN their formal adop.
tinn BY the Black Republicans. as part Of a
set 81 rullifiration resolves against tie bred
Scott decision. The pretrxt for the proceed.
Ing was that the decision u tie Supreme Court
ia federal invasion II the rights d tie States.
and % these atirontrd patriots betake them.
selves 10 the time hnnorrd refuge Of Virginia
Democracy in a. Indignantly yirtuous aud
ssnetinonious manner as we have often seen
the dominant party IN this State do. The
den "f the prairie dog is said TO contain usu,
ally. IN addition TO hmseli. srattlssnake aud
an owl. Animals no less akin 90 t. cuyer
under the Resolutions Of 9sand 90. This is
not perhaps the fault III the Resolutions them.
selves. bat IL shows how unmiiigatcd hum.
bug has been 10 the Democracy TO assume
virtue and credit to themselves for periudi.
ralIy rcafirming them--fnr the most part. too.
10 utter Ignuranee u what they really are.
Petersburg hfelhgsaev.
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INrIrcNcr or LITERARY TAsTK.--To .
young man away from home, lricndless and
lorlurn IL great city. the hours d peril are
those between sunset aud bedtime; for the
moon and stars see more evil in a single hour
than the sun IN hiswhnle days circuit. The
poets visions VI evening are all compact OF ten.
der aud snothing images. Itbrings the wan
dcrer 10 his home, the child to his mothers
arms. the OF tnhis stall, and the weary laburer
TO hisrest. But TO the gentlehearted youth,
who isthrown upnn the rocks Of pit'less city.
aud islands homeless amid thousand homes.
the approach Of evening bringswith Il an ach-
ing sense oi loneliness aud trsulation. which
cnnes down upon the spirit like darkness
upon the earth. Ii this mUOd his best i'm.
pulses become a snare 10 him, aud he y led
astray because lie il social, aiIectiunaie,
sympathetic and warmhearted. II there be q
yuuns man thus rireum-ianced within the
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sound Of my voice. let me say to him that
books are the friends of the lriendless, and
that library is home to the homeless. A
taste for reading will always carry you to
converse with men who will instruct you by
their wisdom and charm you by their wit.
who will soothe you when lretted, reir. sh
you when weary. counsel you when perplrxed.
and sympathlse with you at all tiMrs. Evil
spirits. IN the middle ages, were exercised
and driven away by bell. book, ard candle !;
and you want but two Of these agents, the
bovk and the candle.
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Foundry and Mill For Sale,

INTENDING To remove from the State. I offer all
Of the above property for sale being on Emo River
three miles from Hiilsborough, and near the North
Carolina Railroad, and in OF The best wheat grow
ing districts in the State. The property has on il
well furnished Foundry and Machine Shop with
Patterns and Machinery for extensive manufacture,
well located for business. Also Merchant. Girls, and
Saw Mill, well supplied with water, offering great
facilities to enterprise in any Of the above branches or
affordng good site for factory Of any description
Honest information he had by addressing me at
HilsborOugh, or coming 10 see. pnouN
April Is. So
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, April 81.
The steamship Fulton. from Ha,re and
Southampton Sth inst. has arrived at this
port. bringing Lnudnn aud Liverpool adsices
81 her day II sailing.
A teIegraphic despatch from Constantine.
pie announces th.t tie English feet left there
On the previous day far Malta.
II was considered ia India that. according
10 the last accounts from China. tie closing
Of the five Chinese ports against European
commerce was imminent.
At the last adyices the Persian army was
firmly posted at Shiras. Gen. Butler was
Purifying Arabistan. The southern provinces
we're Tranquil.
Reforms are progressing in Turkey. In
two cases Christian witnesses have given esl.
dece against Turks in Bosnia, and in both
instances the Mussulmen were found guilty.
The Grand Dnke 81 Tuscany has declined
to conclude with the Papal Chair concordat
like that 81 Austria.
The Emperor Of Russia is said TO have de.
fnitely gwen up his intended journey 10
western Europe.
The amout Of gold on the way to England
from Australia. the greater portion Of which
could not be FAR distant, was estinated at
/ G., 100000.
The bank had raised the rate Of interest
/ for loans ON stock TO seven per cent, which
had caused general decline in prices.
The English funds further declined in con.
sequence Of the extreme tiyhtness Of the
money market.
The maturity Of liberals thus Car closed 70
/ tile new Parliament is ll6.
General Ashbuinham will command the
British military Gircr gning 10 China.
The Nrulchalrl conference has indefinitely
adjourned. a. j. said, "n account Of the i'm.
j practicable demands 81 Prussia.
A Madrid despatch says that Mexiro re.
eognises the justice Of the Spanish demands.
The diplomatic rupture between Ausiria
and Sardinia is not likely TO be adjusted
but neither contemplatrs hustilities.
Murrain has appeared amOng cattle 10 the
north Of Europe and Austria. England has
in consequence prohibited the importation
II cattle, skins, al. which, il j. thought will
effect The provisions trade.
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JUSTICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Under this head an Ohio paper expresses
Its qualification at a recent decision of the
Uiiis case in South Carolina court and
several Northern papers seem as much sur
prised as gratIiied at the result. The Toledo
Blade says it reflects honor upon the Judi
ciary OF South Carolina, and attaches espe-
cial Importance to the decision in view of
the ruling Of the Supreme Court that colored
persons are not citizens. The editor SAYS:
We have given the fact, but it may be
well 10 refresh the memory Of our readers BY
brief statement Of the circumstances Of
the case. MIR. Willis, South Carolina
gentleman, some time last fall, brought his
colored children with their mother to Gin
cinnati for the sake Of confirming them in
possession of the liberty and the wealth he
had given them by will, and died suddenly,
just as he had set his foot on the landing,
previously, however, having made will by
which he gave them his entire property,
mostly situated in South Carolina. Mr..
Jolifie, a lawyer of Cincinnati, appointed
one Of the executors under this will, went
to South Carolina for the purpose Of getting
i recognized there and acting under its
provisions. At FIRST il was attempted to
drive him away by threats Of violence, and,
when this did not succeed. South Carolina
jury returned averdict denying the validity
Of the will. Mr.. Joliife, however, being of
perseyering character. took the case before
the Court Of Appeals, who ordered new
trial, on the ground that the verdict was
against the Law and the evidence. That
new trial has lately been had, and verdict
rendered sustaining the validity Of the will.
Il is singular fact that the courts Of the
south are frequently, as in the present case.
in advance Of public sentiment in extending
justice to the cOlored race
The remark once made may here be prop
erly repeated, that the courts Of the South
not only give negro claiming freedom the
right 70 institute suit therefor, but assign
him able counsel to plead his cause. There
are numerous instances in which the right
to freedom has been thus obtained.