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Tho Canvass.-The Discussion at Fay
etteviIles

etteViIIe,
Messrs. HATToN and HARRIS, candidates for
Governor, met at Fayetteville, Lincoln county,
on Saturday last, according to their published
appointment. The day was very fine, barring
its warmth, and quite a large number of the
people from the surrounding country, came
out to hear them. Some estimated the crowd
at two thousand, and it may safely be put down
at fifteen hundred. Gen. HARRIS opened the
discussion, by announcing his candidacy, and
the manner in which it was brought about,
disclaiming all personal claims, asking their
support only upon the broad platform OF prin-
ciple. He then proceeded to the issues Of the
canvass, in the order given below. he said,
an old question which had long since been
consigned TO the tomb, after full and ample
discussion, had been revived, galvanized again
into life, and land distribution was now one Of
the issues of the present canvass. Mr.. HAtton
was in favor Of distributing the public lands
among the States, either by warrants, or their
proceeds, or the lands themselves. To this be
was opposed. The public domain was ac-
NAhON ~ WV "ogoi 80 " SoS9aOA nun WV
old States, TO the Confederation to pay the ex-
penses of the Revolution, aud todischsrge the
public debt; 2nd, by purchase. Those first ac-
CURED had been mostly disposed of Of that
other class we yet had large amount 1t
was in the hands of the general governme Mt
for the common benefit, and under the CO ntrol
of all alike. The lands attained by purchase
had cost US large sum, and was now in debt
TO the Treasury of the common country at
loast seventy millions of dollars. Congress
has no constitutional power to distribute the
lands. Congress shall have power to dis
"pose Of and make all needful rules and regu.
lAtlons respecting the territory or other
property belonging to the United States.
Con. ART. 4. SEQ. 9. By this provision the
land stood on the same footing as money or
"oiheF property" aud it could not be contend
ed that the public works, custom houses. 10.
or money could beapportioned and distributed
among the States. Both Mr.. Olay and Mr..
Webster bad taken this ground upon ds,rlbu-
ting the lands themselves Qead from speeobss
of both these gentlemen who he presumed
were good authority, with hisfriend Mr.. Hat
ton. The lands were held in trust for certain
purposes, and could not be diverted lhersfrom;
30 said Clay and Webster in their construction
of the constitution. He was charged with
having voted away the swamp lands to Arkan
sas, and 80 admitted the eonstitutionality Of
the principle. This grant was not donation
bnt sale The large bodies of overfowsd
lands, were wholly unsaleable, and rendered
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junel6. uAa

TIE only remedy for Consumption which experiences has
proved rlAble, HICKMAN, CLARK 4 cos, Gate Rush
ton, Clark Co.. PURE AND GENUINE GOD LIVER
OIL IL has stood the test Of ten years nereasnr
popularity, Ane proved seAeous where others have sd
See that yoa get HsgelAn, Clark Co g for since the
death Of our Mr. Roshton, article oaed "Rusksons
has been introduced, In no way connected with T. Co.
or II. @. co.
Sold BY EwIS a BROS, 10. G. BROWN, AID Druggist.
generally. lianels-d&u2nl
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TIVE bows Of the Public Schools M give series OF en-
tertanments at the Theatre commencing Thursday
night 18th inst, and will continue Friday and Saturday
nights. hessrs. DOMAIN, Mel ughlin and Haeys boys
exhibit the FIRST night Messrs. Thou pson CArtWrsht
Niohol, WEAKLY and Caldwell the second (Fridav) night
aud Mes Tarbox snt Tobey's Saturday night The
object raise the purchase apparatus for
illustrating the Natural Sciences About f850 viii pur.
chase the necessary amount
Ilessu'-''' $500 90 cents.
Children and Servants, .-.......... ...25 cents
Exercises, which consists OF DeeamAtions Cooouys
Dialogues and Concert speaking commence At S'coek
Secure tickets aud seats at the Theatre each day pre-
eeding the exercises.
June f6-d4t
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Notice.
CITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
NASHVILLE
TRHST SALE

QY virtue Of Mortgage with power to sell, executed
- by Ira Conwell and WIFE the City building and Loan
Association Of Nashville the Esd day Of February in
the year 1856, and registered in the Registers office OF
Davidson uoy in Book g. page S; will expose to pub
nc sale at the Court house yard gate in Nashville, on
Saturday, 9Th day of June, 1857,
to the highest bidder for cash. the property conveyed in
a1 mortgage it being situated about miles from Nash
VILE on the Nashville 6aiatin Turnpike road, and on
the west side Of said road in the 18th civil strict Of said
county being the heretofore purchased by said
OonWe OF Joshua Soule by deed executed the 10th
day OF Febr nary 1856; begnnns stake the
OF said turnpike road at Soue's Formerly Thomas s. T.
coner running thence with said road south 9 degrees
west Z poles to stsk in the Of sail road thence
North az degrees West IS poles stake thence North
" degrees, East 2aA poles to stake 10 said
SOules line thence With said line South S0L degrees East
% poles TO the beg nniug Containing twenty four
one hun dred and sxtieth acres, more or less.
The premises well improved, with q comfortable
Cottage residence and all necessary ouhouses. The right
OF redemption is also especially waved.
june 10. SAM'L SEAY, Treasurer.
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CtHARLEs ROBE sfsoS. uAts Of the ern 81 J. G. o.
u Rehsrtsop bread street, continnzs hs basnsss Ne
IL Market street. (op5oste Norrs strattonsl uhsre
he 10 prepared ~ execute and an al orders In al he
branchsa Of Bah conecouary, Ae sih shich h nay
favored His materials fresh and u TIE bet qaaa
~ aud be dstssrs himself that be give the mos
fsct satfteiicn He wis sell ~ shoeale Or retail and
orders sIom distance oiicited He ETatrf
haEks r tn large patronage he has hsrrarc rscrttd
ans psdxra hinseh 70 mert eontHaanes 81 Ne sans.
JAMS left
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES,
BY
3. LANIER g. CO.,

WE will offer in front Of Ware house Tuesday
w June 18th, at ~ o'clock for Cash, large stock
Fresh Groceres, viz
5Ohhds assd. grades Sugar. 20 bis Eewsom's thrbb
10 bbIs s. p. do distilled Whisky;
10 boxes D. ref. do Is bbls Molasses;
10 bbls. powdered do 500 kegs Nails assorted:
800 bags prime Baltimore 10 900 assd qualities Cigars
Rio Coffee; rs bKs Carrots Snuff;
so bags prime ~ o. Coffee; 100 dozen Buckets;
100 boxes Star Candles; 90 baskets Champagne;
100 H&A hoxs do IS casks best English Soda
500 bxs assorted Glassware; rs cases 5ardines
100 bbls Mag Whissey; leo bxs Herrngs;
leo various do tierces Rice,
so Bourbon do 80 bxs Tobacco;
so Rye do
with all the smaller articles in the Grocery line
may29. 1851 Il. LANIFHsA co
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ADuINISrRAT0Rss NOTICE.

ETfERs Of Rfm aisFaen. via he VII Aunexed hAs-
L. n< heen Eranfsd ne aaderxFaed - re @ 50
coar ~ Dasdsan upon ne estate o. 1osefA aeniserf
Bell dsead az a. Laais, No an pernens hAFf9 sass
a. anst ala estate hereby neard V pressa sNs
kin ths sl.e prsscrioed b. a.. ihey III - akFFea
snd - vsrsoa. Sens Ia his sd estate ls9assted
tnnsiS- a. AGAR VIA tAa III sn1exs4.
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los MEDICAL PKEPARArToKs FOR rur rupv
OF EVLRY KNOWN nIsRAsV1

~ ~~@8N " ~ UIULAHEl
Lfhe undeFssssd, having been appointed sls Ae.n, q,
Nashville iOr Ne sale Of the Medical Preparation,
nsndsd N "Dr Freess's Combined 3 stem Of rae,s, a,
Physicians asd Families, would respectfully O,r ,h. "a
saeA q ear eisiEsns as Sssd rssforatsac % AsaAA
dfhess preparations eOmDounasd hon shs ,eep,. a
The noss esserAisd Physicians and Surgeons o. Euops
and America sna viii cure srsFy kaoua dissass that =.
al Shia 'As reach ofre@edss These Perpetrators have
been tested To- ysas b. Professor Frssse aad ether sss
eFasse Physicians Of oar euanry In their aAy practice
and hAvs essn iosnd iavAFiAbly sasesuaL
Fos arsasr pAftioolAFs, Dr.. Presses co@eiaed sy
ten 81 FFAotoes-tegeihsr with csras. Posters. As.
Both The Book, Asdislns chssss and Medicines nag b.
had q the undersigned, a. his DraE s,arr n NAshvs
J0Ra J. BxRcH
No. osswasss Baiaas. collsssa,
fsnals-en- Hashxiaa. Tsan.
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SUMMER READING.

NEW HOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF TIE ROCKs-Hugh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKErcHEs-Ma.
oaulay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Baeons Rebellion.
THE DAYS or MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGO-by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
THE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM.
GAUT GURLEY; OR, THE TRAPPERs or UMsAGoG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE or IrALY-by Runnni-
Oracle AMBER-by O. W. DennIsOn.
IsABEL-The Young Wife and the OLD Love.
LEoNI DI MOSOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just reeeiv ed BY
May 90, CAB. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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KINGSTON SPRINCS,

CHEATHAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
TNHIS popular and favore resort Is open for the
reception of visitors We have the services Of the best
and those Who have had much experience in their
several duties The pleafureseeker and the invalid each
shall have every attention they may require; suffice much
i'll be render this the paragon The
superior medical properties which mark the White, Black
and Grey Sulphur Spring. and Sulphur and Chaybeate
Springs recognz by thOe who have felt their bene
hcia influence. We have engaged the celebrated Coton
Player Jordan, his Band from Nashville. cur On
nibus will leave the sewanee House Tuesday, Thursdays
and Saturdays for the Springs
junelS-1m. KREIDER h JONES.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

AM Offering for sale privately, House and or 81
situated on Broad street. few doors above Sum LII
mer; fronting 4 feet Broad. running back 100 s4
feet TO an alley The heuse contains rooms In the pam
building, with Kitchen, bath-houe smoke-house &C. we
will give bargain in the above property, and our terms
| shall be easy. L. r GLASCOcK, Agent,
june16. No. 81, Cherry ct.
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NOTICE.

you wish to sell your Grain, put 1t in good shipping
order. Grain for shipment the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad will only be received Ia Gunny
Bags, in Osnaburg Sacks, OF good quality, well
sewed and made to contain about two bushels each.
Special notice given hat Grain in domestic sacks
or in secondhand sacks Of kind, will not be received
ard forwarded as they insufficient to bear handling
and protect contents besides old sacks often twice
and thrice Marked and miscons garments and loss
The shipping and de naton must De pl ain on each
Il. j. ANDERSON,
iuue13. Sup't.
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RElNG compelled 10 change my business, am of-ring
~ for sale, good terms all Of Livery stock con-
sisng OF Horses, Bugges, Carriages &e &C These who
wish 10 so into money making business viii DO well TO
call Immediately.
lease be had upon the Stable for term Of years
q. W. SUMNER,
81 3. Market street
JaneAo uAs Nashville, Tenn.
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7 HAVE a zoo lst Of NEGROES hand, among ihssu
there several goo cooxs sooi baet smith, god
brick mAsoa. several good ftness Al o. shieh an
lous 70 sell, and viz sci ihen ioS.
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TO PAINTERS.

MTANTED Immediately two good plain workmen, to
w whom steady work, and good wages will be given.
Apply to SPUHGIN TAYLOR,
Painters, Graners, &c, 4c.,
Hopkinsville KY,
June 12-dlw. Address P. o. Rox 140.
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NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

NV VLLLUW nj LN UUI IHNu DUNN
THIS will be found posses great advantages
the old STYLE from the PaTer being both thicki and
strong and toH no. tear tohsl dGmpened. 1t takes
perfect impression, and its pages will be convsn
lent refer those OF ordinary Day Book When
once USE great superiority will be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Manests and other
Do cuments. FOR sale by
June1 &c CHARLES W. SMITH.
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COUNTERFEIT DETECTORS.
White Thompsons DetectOrs for June, just received
by HAGAN BRO,
June 5. Union and Market SITS.
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60O BBLs snd 800 bags Of Extra Family Flour. In
OOO store and for sale az QUICK MEAD'S,
may23 No. II s0uth College eet.
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CAPE MI a Y.

GA Il M "a Y.
(,OIUNBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND CAPE NAY
u NEW JERNEY.-This extensive establishments will
be opened for the reception Of company THURSDAY,
June Since the close OF last IL has been
put in plee order. Painted throughout Papsred and
much new Furniture added. corps Of the best drilled
Coored have been selected from this City and
BALTIMORE ard every attention will be paid the
comfort and pleasure OF the guests Application for Rolns
or Cottages can be the once OF the subscriber.
L. HARDWOOD,
No SO Walnut street.
June I-eod2m. Philadelphia. Pa.
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WHITE SILK BONNETs BY EXPRESS.

YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JUNE.
The best remedy for dull hour, just received by
june12. HAGAN 4 BRO.
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GAZETTE OF FASHION.
Frank Leses Gazette OF Fashion June JUST received
by tiune s. HAGAN BRO.
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For Sale.
CONE QUICK Oh LOSE A RARaAIH

GRAHAMs MAGAZINE FOR JULY just received By
june16. HAGAN A BRO
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HOPE.

The resumption of the New York and Boston
banks will force classification of the banks of tn
country. Those which are able to pay specie will
do so without unreasonable delay. Those which
have not that ability will no longer have the cOun
tenanes of really solvent institutions, and will be
classed as bankrupt and dealt with accordingly
The people have learned lesson in the last three
months, which should unite them in demanding Of
the Legislature such reforms shall make the
money Of the constitution the money of the people
The banks should be regarded as they truly ara
nothing but men banded together to lend then
surplus fuuds-aud the law should step in, if pos
sible, 10 make it of no more consequence TO III,
people whether the banks suspended or did not sus
pend, than if so many commission of brokerag'
houses went, or did not 60, to the wall. The Law
and common sense pres :rbe a currency Of gold and
silver aud gold and silver should be the only cur
rency of the country, bank notes being restricted
tn issues of large denominations for the convent
ence Of daily business and the transmission Of
funds from one place to another.
We should then know where we were; and specie
for the common currency, the banks could always
get specie from the people at a fair premium for
business purposes, anu thus tue uaIBtT VI euSP'H
sion as well the importance of 1t TO Ihe people
would be greatly diminished. But volume NIGH
be written upon the advantages of a specie circu
lation and the suppression of small bank bills. One
thing is clear it is neither republican nor sensible
10 allow the commerce and monetary affairs Of our
great country to be SO much, as it now is, at The
mercy of power (the bauks) outside Of the law
and composed of irresponsible knots Of individua
managers or mismanagers.
The bitter experience Of the late revulsion may
reasonably be expected to have taught the people
lesson Of prudence and economy which will prepare
them for the less magnificent expansion Of a hard
money basis for their lending friends, the banks.
II is to be hoped, therefore, that those States
whose Legislatures are now in session. or are sOoI
10 meet will turn ever q new financial leaf, by the
establishment of such reforms as will secure
l. A perfectly convertible currency.
2. A supply of coin for the minor transactions o.
trade, at least from ten dollars doWnwards.
g. Short credits and an abolition of that whole
sale system of renewals, by which certain favOriie'
in all communities are allowed TO run on, involving
themselves, compromising the banks, and eventually
running uususpectug creditors, who are led to con,
6le in them by the advantitlOus credit Of bank
discounts.
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF Cotton
RE,AN snlS.


DATEN' Ed improvement in u manufacture Of farns
empiO in 20 spIn mo crop but abOu OnefOurh tn,
number required mise il, this ngmb Ing q
children o. siz years age above and wcmn unit oI
blowing pic Ing cotton.
am now prepared 70 furnish Planters wi b this NV
CoMblNAIlUN Of MA HlNERY iBclGs We Of the STk = y
ENGINE If neCssssry-nameiy TIE GIN with Lap 'ppend
agei machine, and The sequent NJ chines OF the spa
niBg Serbs, and to have all ged In tho p no
the Panta Ion, complete, with great dspsteh Also com
petent SpiuueTs.
OHeha Of the pc tom Of the Income the ~ frs
year, wll MORE for the whole machinery, neU
sv Of he steam En Zine and sp nGeTs' Wages
Ny 'mprUy ment, lie Teus to The Planter IL EuiyH
lent his oavlug pure Of Plantation, Negro
&c, productive la Ihos no works. and while his
SPINNING inter will prove his version, Il will be eIem
OT TIE cares and Sn1ues tnhershtto planting, gshe ms
End bailDg up acrOp.
Nv TeEMs-Nachnerg is CASH ARTICLE but for good
cepta caDgrant reasouaO isces Tor the rIGl
oF the PAIKHT OuTin 10 be paid 10 ih brx
i've years. the the yarns bring giUned eOtoa
with ct nsurng tie payment should The pianIsto,
ge pr neioTs
Proposition RI ners may now Re made and TO srou
Of the Machinery in their pET JlaT case hey must not
omit state has been the pounds OF The
tropsor how many POUNDS Of yarn dsv thew ust spin
aprS-WlV ESQ g HENRY, Mobile. AtR
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COMMUNICATED
RANK ANp RANKING.
Messrs. EDrroRs:

Messrs. EDITORs:
see in your paper of this morning, that you pub
lish the bill passed the House its third reading,
on the sub ect of Banking. This bill provides that
Banks having Branches pay out Gd libituDs, the
notes of its Branches after once paid out by the
Branch Bank Under this act The Union and Plan
ters' Bank at Knoxville Athens can loan any
amount Of money to buy cotton at Memphis, and
after it once gets into circulation it be received
and paid out by the parent Bank or Branhes at any
point Is this the Democratic approach to hard
money currency! In your editorial comments you
approve the bill. Is this the point for which you
have been contending in your articles on Blanks
an BankingY" To me it looks as if it was encOur-
aging the growth of Wild Cais-encOuraging the
Il system of sending to Memphis, Athens and
knoxville notes, and sending TO East Tennessee
notes of Pulaski and Jackson. Z.