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in the struggle. We have been in doubt and even
fears on account Of the power and proves of the
great Goliah that leads the democratic columns
We have had fears that our young champion would
not prove to be vesy David to meet and vanquish
the grent giant of the Phillistnes Bot he has Iad
him full length upon the dust to-day, and We hear
| that each encounter thus far has terminated in
like result. We are therefore inspirited and stin
ulated to higher hopes and renewed efforts in the
great cause in which engaged. Our pros
poets are bright and Frightening. At the opening
of this canvass, the political heavens were
spread and obseured by dark clouds, that threaten
ed for nothing but storms of defeat and disaster.
But our young leader has spoken those clouds away
and all now is brightness and hope. The doom of
Isham G. Harris is sealed. The writing is on the
wall Re saw it in large and flaming letters
at Fayetteville he trembled, Belsh4 zzar-ke,
at their terrible import. We are told that
his knees shook, and he smote against him that
was thus wr ting his doom. He saw those letters
none the less to-day. They are to be seen here
and everywhere upon the clear open sky. They
proclaim defeat and overthrow to the leader and
hosts of democracy, ard The glorious triumph OF
right principles and poIical truth in Tennessee.
We are not surprised now at the Generals
duct at Fayetteville It not to be expected
that ''matured atatesman" could endure before
Lincoln county audience to be so routed, over
thrown, endorsed, and tramplsd in the dust of de-
feat. by a mere "school-boy" knight. This has
been proud day for that sama schOol-boy. His
friends here are satisfied with him. They are
proud of him; proud of his exalted talents; proud
of his high soul and noble bearing, and proud of his
bright career and lofty integrity of character and
they Will testify their appreciation of him in August
by the largest vote evergreen to any Wing or Amer
lean in the county of GREENE.
We have also received letter from New
port. giving brief account of the result Of the
debate there. The writer claims for our gal
land candidate decided victory in the argu-
ment, and adds that some of the democrats
present openly admitted it. He adds further
ssNo man has ever made better impression
here" We cannot dismiss this letter without
giving the following ''good thing" mentioned
in it:
''Hatton replied to HarFis's argument from Clay's
and Webster's speeches, by saving that if Gen.
Harris would consent to be governed by their opin-
ions on the subject of distribution, be would then
meet him and discuss what their opinions Har-
ris replied by asking Hatton if he would be gov
erned by the opinions of Buchanan and Johnson,
whom be had introduced as witnesses in favor OF
the constitutional power of Congress to give away
land Hatton rose at once and said he would be
governed by them and Harris just backed out pal
| pably and absolutely. ! never saw so complete an
acknowledgment by any political speaker before
an audience.
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The Foreign ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADJ
mission.

Ex-Gov. JANIS O. JONES has recently writ
ten a letter, which is now going the rounds of
the democratic press of this State, against the
measure OF giving TO all the States an equal
share in the public lands. His arguments do
not vary materially from those which have
heretofore been put forward by the sham de-
mocracy, and which have been time and again
refuted; but he goes one step farther, and
while on the impracticablity of such divi-
sion, makes an admission (unintentional, We
presume) of the strength of foreigners in this
country. lie says:
But how would you divide the lands in equal
proportions According to population! Well,
this looks right, but what becomes OF the horrors
OF some OF cur friends at the idea of giving
poor foreigner few acres Of land, when they pro-
pose TO divide out equally according TO population,
when tAe faef IS large portion ga many Of the
St0fes and IA some a majority are foreigners"
So IL seems that one of the best reasons to
prove the impractabilty Of dispensing Justice
among the co-equal States Of this Union, is
that IN some Of the States a majority are for
sigHeTs. IL this argument is worth a groat
against the equitable disposition of the public
domain, it applies with ten fold effect to the
position of the American party, that foreign
ere are obtaining dangerous aud alarmibg
power in this country. Here Is fact stated,
that in some Of the States a majority Of the
people ars foreigners, fact stated By sup
potter of the democracy, and one if reports
be true, who expect tAat, " they haze tAs pOrsr,
the democracy ssiH re-elest AiHs % tie United
States Senate. Il IL not stated by way Of
defence of those foreigners, but il is held Up
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Lebanon Law school.

We have received the tenth annual Catalogue
and Announcement of this school. 1t is depart
ment in Cumberland University at Lebanon, in this
State; and was opened in October, 1s47. Its pa
sronage has been steadily increasing from that time
sill the present, and the catalogue of the session OF
1867 just closed, numbers hundred and sixty.
ss0en students, representing fifteen States with fty.
nine graduates. Such success has no parallel in
the history of Law Schools in America. It has
been achieved by ne factitiousmeans such as undue
putting By those Immediately interested; but It is
simply the result of superior but unostentatious
merit. IL is now the first school in the Union in
point OF numbers, and it would be no disparage-
ment to Others to say that it is equally so in other
respects. Its Professors are known throughout
the country as being the most profound and able
jurists. Judge CARUTHERs was for many years one
OF the corps of Judges in this State whilst Judge
GREEN occupied a seat upon our Supreme Bench
for about twenty years. The other Professor, n
GREEH, Jr., graduated with the first class from the
institution, aud after several years successful prac-
tice at the bar has returned to reflect additional
lustre upon his dina Mater, by aiding the exer-
lions and winning the hearts ofthe students There
are more than six hundI ed of its students, the
most of them practicioners scattered thr oughout
che South and West, every one of whom will an
ewer for the correctness of what is here said.
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as barrier between the independent States
of this Republic and the rights and justice
which are their due. When these facts are
made apparent, what conclusion are the peo-
pie to arrive att The foreign element which
Is already resting upon the country IS a
oiightlng mildew, is sufficient to deprive the
States of their rights; it not only has the
power, but that power it seems is exerted, and
the great ends of republicanism, equality in
all things, and exact justice to all, are thwarted
oy 1t. If an American journal, peaker, or letter
writer had given utterance to such fact, it
would have been impeached from one end Of
the land to the other, as untrue. Here we
have it from one of their best men, man
who has been in the public survice for many
years of his life. and in such positions as to
make him acquainted with these facts. Will
such authority be deniedG
Whatever may be the effect of Gov, JoNEs's
letter upon the popular mind. of Tennessee,
we think that this one single fact ought to
| arrest the serious attention of democrats, and
cause them to turn with loathing from,
that party which is seeking to increase the
monstrous evi! which is thus exposed, by fos-
tering and encouraging foreign immigration.
Under this system it will not be long till many
OF the States will have majority of foreign
ers within their borders. They will legislate to
suit themselves, and whatever may be the char.
acter of that legislation, the native-born sons
of the country must submit. They will dc
this where they have msjorities: and by their
power in the national council Is, they will ex
tend their influence over the whole Union
What prospect is this for the freemen Of
America!
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Discussion a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
OuslY triumphant.

EDIroRs PAraIor. Gents This has been day
to which the democracy OF Greene county have
long looked with impatient anxiety. They had
heard e1Favagant accounts of the greatness Of Gen.
Harris sn orator aud debater, aud they expected
that he would utterly demoiish Hatton-ths. they
would have the exquisite delight Of Witnessing the
butchcriDg process neatly performed upon live
Know Nothing. In a word, they we're prepared for
a one-sided aifair. Well, il turned to be one
sided affair, but it was the tcroHg side for them
They came to enjoy hearty laugh at our expense,
but went away laughing out of the wrong side OF
their mouths, while il Left for to do the re-
joicng; and right heartily did We do il. We have
not had so good q time in many year. Il has
been really a glorious revival occasion "0ur Bob
tIiumphed most completely. He tore his compet-
tors himsy sOphistries and airy nothings into tat
ters, and scattered them to the winds. leaving not
a trace behind. So complete shucking was
er witnessed in all the history of forensic discus
sons in Tennessee. HattOn made an able, eloquent
and statesmanke effors, demonstrating his ProPo-
sitons with almost geometrcal certainty, and FORE
ing conviction home 70 many mind that "sIrove
earnestly buI In vain TO resist the spirit" He is
one of the best debaers We have ever heard. There
ia 10 shrinking about him, no lodging Or Sinking
issue, no low demagOguism or hair splitting
sophisuies. He marches boldly add fsarlessly into
the strife, hewing down she heFssies and fAlAeies
OF his opponent with 40 uusparing bsaEle-axe, and
JET In 80 true, gallant sad knghty style does be
bear himssli, and 50 dexterossy does he weld, lie
bis young arm, his srenehans blade, thai ell are
forced 20 admire, if the saOrk he does At least
the uassuler in which be does ls.
You may rest assured that ne win do our duty
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circuit Cour. at Na.nviIIe


appraFins % the satisfaction the CLERK ana Asst.r
from the allegation Ia the Bin n-d this eanse that
the defendant, Bertha Giezer, sdeat Of tn
State Of rennessees that the oFdnArY pre@ss AZ h
cannot Be served On her, = h-reaPon orsrea thai pa
hcation be made IN tbs Nashville RsiEiot A ne.ss.r.r
Published IN the ry q NAshEiie Cor Ghree saccsssVs
requiring the sid defendant appear AZ TIE s
81 he DsFiaso7 ccanty Clzeals Court % Be hea al
the CITY Of Nashville ne sscond Moaday In
usxt thsu and thers % lead, dsmar to sos
piARsnss blu tie vii be tAken pFocaniess ns
set doxu for bearing pAFts.
iuly s-vss. RIOS. 7. sMmsx. cls.s
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PHENoMENoS.-P. Johnson, writing from Car
bonvilIe, Pa, to the New York Tri6sns under date
Of June 20, says:
strange and startling phenomenon took place
near this city just at sunset last evening. largo
cloud was seen making its appearance, coming d.
rectly from the northwest, accompanied by con-
siderable wind. When near this place a dark look
ing cloud, substance, to leave the cloud
and make diagonsly for the earth. So soon as il
struck tbe ground, contrary to all expectation, it
became highly luminous. Making directly for a
large barn that stood in the field passed through
its center, setting it fire, and continued It's
course, gaining in velocity far the eye could
reach, making straight course for the woods,
melting stones of considerable size, and burning
up brush and underwood, making a complete road,
Of Il rod in width for the distance of three
miles, and finally fetching up against perpendicu-
lar breast of solid anthracite coal of sixty feet in
thickness, proving rather too much for its comet
ship, leaving nothing but a sulphurous be-
hind.
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Nr The Union and american has not told
us yet what reasons induced Mr.. Daniel S.
Donelson to vote for the Assessor Law. We
ask him once more to give us the inform alton.
If Mr.. Donelson can be excused for that vote,
our neighbor ought to say upon VIII lat grounds.
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The DEFENCE OF VERA CKUz.-The Mexicans
are preparing for the threatened invasion by the
Spanish expedition. late letter states that ''the
works OF defence at Vera Cruz, Tampieo and other
parts of the Republic proceed with activity Among
other movements of troops, 900 men have recent-
" been eantonized at Jaiapa, be ct once trans
ferred TO Vera Cruz in case OF necessity. IL is
stated by the Eco National that ia Of war with
OF the Mexican army. Other papers record eVi-
dences OF the greatest enthusiasm in defence Of the
soil, throughout the Republic. The National
Guards OF Cordova and flslpam, 10 offering their
services 20 Comouiors, beg. as favor, 20 be per-
mitted TO march as an adyaGce guard against the
enemies of their country. 0ther equally patrioIie
and cbiyalric offers OF services constantly being
made"
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NEW vEIllM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to pc great advantages over
the old style, from the parer being both thick and
strong and a0iU not tear IoheH ddmpened 1t takes
perfect impression and its will be conven-
refer those of ordinary Day Book. When
USE its great superiority will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Manifests and other
Do cuments. For sale by
June1 nc CHARLES w. SMITH.
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NOTICE.

rTNHE undersigned being eompsled law to attend s
Knoxville the nrst Monday in Julg and 70. afteeu
days thereafter. to make sttcneat. wih the RrVenue
Collector Of Fst Tennessee she oce a. The spito wiH
De closed untll bis feturn- JAMES LUTFRELL,
NashFiile, July ., - = Comptroller.
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Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLF, TENNESSEE.

THIS School in perpetual sesson-hencs students Of
other schools who desire to qualify themselves for the
Counting room, can do so during their vacation.
Our Room has been recently fitted up, and comfort,
convenience and elegance know that IL surpassed
by any other in the United States.
= r VI N HI p.
Our Writing Department Is under the supervision Of
who acknowledges superior in teaching this branch
We might refer 20 a long list OF iIustous
OF men Who bestowed moments time reflection
system Of writing-but think that the
CT Nash lie beginning appreciate
parent humbuggery besides, prefer giving patrons
substantial security, and propose refund
all money paid to account OF tuition writing pro-
vided our students do make great improvements
those Of other school in this country.
Select Glass Of Ladies will be taught from
o'clock, p. NJ.
For Twenty Lessons in Writing, 5.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, 10.
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The Washington correspondent of the n. York
Herald telegraphs under date of Thnradsr.

Herald teIegraphs under date OF Thursday:
Instructions sent to-day to the commando
of the Minnesota, and / understand che will sail
about the 50th instant for the Cape Of Good Hone
aud from thence through the Straits OF Sunda TO
Hong Kong, making the whole passage, if nothing
happens, in eighty days. She will remain there
some time at the disposal of Commissioner Reed.
By private letters from England learn that Mr..
Dallas had been formally invited to Oxford to re-.
ceive, on the Esd instant, the degree OF l.. L d.
from that celebrated institution. He long ago had
that honor conferred upon nim by his Alma alter,
Princeton College.
Colonel Mann left Washington this morning for
Richmond, from which point he Is to begin series
OF addresses to she Southern people on the subject
of bis grand project for steam communication, by
means of mammoth steamers to run between
England and some Southern port.
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Corporation Taxes.

cotLEcroE's oFFICE
Nashville, June 81, 1851. (
CORPORATION tax viii remember that their
- are and payabie the oeee q the kevenus
Coiectos. the ist dAy 81 5usy- IL 10 aF0rtant
Tsx-fsyeFs should be pToPs The Colie-tar rsady
10 reeePs and rsdee certificates for advance pay
msnis.
E1- once West end Of nsw City Hall
June ga-iH A. SEIsoN, CO1ectoF.
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GthAtED o. stolen from my premises On upper Broad
- street sH=a dark brown nne sears %
faoes cell No narss. lbsysl reward wa be given Ia
az 80 eee 10 t4Ae her ~. r. q LANIs.
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New Ice Cream and Soda Water
- a 6o q III.
H N. ~ T. A a g 4 \


L REPs consssatiy kana ans ssseftaeat e eSs-
N fscoasrizs. Fruits. CEars. Ae. sc l.e 80, 49,.
dzreg tss sessaa tssp sapRsy q tcN O. - -
noaAse. tmsys9.i
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VAlUARl.E a,iTY Tor FOR SALE

VALUABLE CITY LOT FOR SALE
ns Tuesday, July tn, az IL O'Clock A. viii sell On
~ the premises, 90 the highest bidder. that VALUABLE
LOT Cherry street dining the oee o. the pfoa
Aerrzn and Ia th- Immediate neighborhoed % she Pes
Oee and Custom fronting 40 feet ohsrry street
w he ola IA lots Of sach desired
TERAfs-t g aud years for notes well eadorsed beAs@
inE Interest date, and len retained
Jane IS. 1851. TURNER 6. FOsfER.
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MAR TRIED

2
On Wednesday, July 1s 1881 by W. H. Wilkinson, Esq
JOIN CURTIS of Rutherford county, and MISS sAEAH
lANCEs STILL, OF this county.
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NAsRvfLLk July l, 1851
FFNHIS Bank has declared dividend OF Of
the profits for the lat month, and per cent out
the surplus profits iiDg aysbIe stock
holders on +eInaAd. ID. WEAVfE,
t0lyS-lm Cashier
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WN5. PRINTERS INK.-Print-
AS-AsSo in of superior article OF News and
Book Ink, find supply at the Patriot Once for sale
cheap for cash. apr25 SMITH, CAMP co.
ENx@Gs SODA UNTALN, AT
n.y. No. As, Cherry street. is all ready
the Summer supply the thirsty with delicious beverage
apr4 CHARLES MILLER.
EaF1S<. RAGS will pay 81 cents
kSE-~ese Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags, de
my Rag Store the Northeast of
Square. Wooden and Silk Rags not wanted.
dec25 W. 6. WHITMAN.
WNR<ES. TO PRINTERS.-We have
n.y. good Super Royal Press, nearly new and
perfP IT order, which we will sell at a bargain.
dec2g-tf SMITH CAMP h CO.
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ROYAL Havana LOTTERY.
WANTED,

A WET NURSE, for which liberal price win lie paid.
n Can Immediately at No. 80, Cedar street
July "a. H. HAYNES CO.
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* II Y
GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE

AN ESSAY,
Designed show that the present Geographical, Hy
drogrSp hcs Fca structures observed the
ear crust result Of forces acting according
to hxe demonsTsve laws analogous to those govern
ing the development OF oreanic bodies. By RICHARD
OWEN NJ r., Professor of Geology AID Chemistry IN the
University Nashville. The Of toisdoBa is kHot0
the laws by which the universe is governed; the Of
virtue to obey them Illustrated by Maps md Diagrams
For sale by [may16l CHAS. w. SMITH.
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NOTICE.
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate

TTNHE Nashville Manufacturing Company will offer for
L sale, on the premises 10 the highest bidder,
Monday, goth day of July.
valuable piece ground recently occupied a
chine shop and locomotive works. situated the bank OF
Cumberland river fronting about $50 feet Water street.
and about the the wharf, being from $50 900
feet in depth. Said ground will be sold in lots of so feet
front said Water street. running through to said Wharf
On the day and place. the wharf lot $50 feet
said lots and the river will be offered the highest
bidder. Suitable maps Of said ground will be furnished
the day of sale.
Terms of Sale:
One and three years, with int date with
approved endorsers; notes payable in bank lien
retained the property,
By order OF the Board. JNO. B. JOHNSON,
June &c. IS5T-td. Pres't N. NJ. Co.
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NEW BOOKS.

IL u
RECEIVED THIS DAY
INDIGENOUS RACES or EARTH-Gijdon Mott.
Boar LIVE EGYPr AND NUBIA.
TIE NoEsE FOLK OR, NORWAY SWEDEN.
DYNEvoR FEsSAcE; OR, THE CLUE OF LIFE.
TON BRoWS's School DAYS.
GRAoE FIREMAN; or, LOVE- AND PRINCIPLE.
ADAM GRAExE MossoRAY-Mrs. oiphsnt.
tbs HERES OF GKEESHUKsT-Mrs. Stephens.
Eros AETERos; or, THE BAcHELOR's WARD.
KEAvEs AED FooIs s; OR, FRIENDS OF BOHEMIA.
NOTHING NEw-By the Author Of John Halifax.
For sale by
Iune2s HAa CHARLES W. SMITH.
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CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

VIE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers Manu-
facturers, and all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing At
home good machinery, such as STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS Of every description, GEARING, CAR-WHEkLS Of
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS, &C. &c.
is respectfully called to this Establishment
Ing rapidly the premises OF the Nashville Manu-
featuring Company We intend carry the business
fully eNtensve before, and shall be
orders for M4chinery and Castings. We have already
commenced operations in blaehsm it'll shop and Boiler
yard and shall give immediate Satisfaction to old and new
customers.
We experienced Mechanics-each of US personally
attending to his department-and thus shall DO
able to work lower than hereto
fore done in this city We shall every piece OF
work done this Establishment, and give prompt and
personal attention every order left at Offices thus
hope to give general satisfaction aud be paoniEed by all
friends OF home anufac ure. NJ. JACHER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn
iuns27-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

VALUABLE AOObE AND LOT FOR SALE.
1 AN Offering for sale, en- reasoaAble terms the
House and Lot At The corner Of Broad and Hgh sts
formerly eEned by the late Marin New. Appl to
Az. >. LINDSLEY,
1nlyS- 50 College street
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H. HAIKEs. Nv. MORTON. 81. LTLEs
III. III. HAYNES s. CO.,
PLANTERS, RANK TENN

AGENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND
Negroes, W. Pc sTER's Old stand No 50, ce-
dar street, Nashville, Tenn. iuly3
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P. P. PECK & BRO,

P. P. PECK & BRO,
IIAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, 0K - =.
H just received from New York. These CSsEWE
Coaches believe finer than any S1i3<-~tt3
brought West Of the Allegheny Mountains.
JUne2S.
II. p. PECK * BRO,
INVITE the attention country dealers
Il Buggies We make a good article which warrant
We have also hand Eastern article, which
rant. iuue2S
PIP. PECK s. BRO,
II AVE this day received Three COACHES which
believe TO be finer than any in Tennessee. June29