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TIE TRUE GLORY OF WOMAN, AS PORTRAYED IN IKE
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THE PRACTICAL 1lLNEEALQGISr BE- OVerEaan.
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LIFE AND love IN NORWAY AND-LAPLAND, From The
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LILLY WHITE. romance Edward Goodwin 81 Alabama
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TIE COUSINS; or The Cfptania ward By J. A. Maitland
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ADAM GRAEIIE, OF MOS9GRAT novel b7 fIr7 OIiuhant
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WILLIAMS e. CO.,
lSuccEssoRs TO KRElLAN 4 uLls,)
"a PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers il
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

FARWERSs
ETEEO are in Of Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters Haues,
wv Chains any kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
Tobacco Sys Blades and Cradles Axes Rope for Plow Lines
HsrS, Hay Manure Forks ShoFels and Spades
Hinges Butcher Knives, Sausage Cutters Nails, wrought
Pump CHAIN ae, Coscut Saws Sheep Shears Sleeves and Rid
dies, Waffle Irons, Curry Combs.
MERCHANTS.
Who visit Nashville for the purpose Of buying Table Knives and
Forks Pocket Knives, Shears and Scissors Shot Rifles
Locks Of all kinds, Cotton Cards, Axes Of the nnUmerab
items necessary 70 make up complete stock Of Hardware.
CARPENTERS,
Who want to buy Planes Of any Kind Common or Cast Steel
Augurs and Anger Bits Hand and lemon Saws, Rules, Foot
Adzes and Bits Double and Single Plane Bits Compass
Cbises and GOuges Drawing Knives Gmblets Hahes and
kind, Drivers, Gauges, Chalk Lines Anger and chiss
Handles, Saw Sets. NJ, .,--s,--.
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Ras Flat and Half Round Files Seges Hand Hamnera
Nails English and American Bsrs Csst and Shea
STEEL stocks and Dies old fashioned Screw Plates At
COOPERS,
Who are Of Tres Hoops Stock HoEes Lance Yecroz
LeEeling Planes Jons Adzes Backing HolloFing, Headng
anu '-1'- fSUNsMTTHS,
WHO Eazt good Gun Barrels Flint Percussion Locks, Sheet
Brass OF sEman SILVER GaaFS apd Butts, Doqb Triggers Biz
and Shot Epn Wipsrs, GunzNppars.
H0USEsBUILDERS,
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ever BEt Hinges Screws Bolts Of all kinds, Window
ners, Sash Springs Nails, Pat Brads, In short,
EVERYBODY,
Who ia Of Single Double Barrel Shot Gun, fine
Razor or Pocket Knife Set Of Knives Forks anything
usually found in Hardware Store, would ind it to their interest
WILLIAMS CO.,
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The SPRING FIGHTs.-These seasonable sports
have been regularly inaugUrsted in our city, and
hardly day passes but we hear Of half dozen or
50. We have the particulars Of five fist fights
which occurred yesterday, andthe belhgerents con-
planned that it was nOta very good day for fighting
either. As the sap rises in the forest trees, the
warm blood seems to ascend to the genealogical tree
Of certain families the branches of which very na-
turally spread about and became entaDgled.-Neu-
phis Av0laBchs.
"a The Clerks Of the Circuit Courts of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notified the 4th volume Of
Sneeds' Reports has been deposited in the Office 0
the Clerk of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
distribution. J. p. CLARK, Clerk.
May 18th 1853. riW-Im.
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LESSEE AND MAnAaER, s.:sss.ssssw. z. ezlaP.
Yz manager has tie honor Of announcing 81 engagnsnt
or limited namher of nights with Prof LOVE- che World
famed ssen aad Who viii make biz fzsi sPPeaf-
Dress Circle and Parquatl, 50 et..-
White eaarT, 2s
Hoi0red Gallery, IS
50boxes Ginger Wine for sale By DILLON CO.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale ty DILLON CO.
SO bOzes Ginger Wine FOR sale BY DILLON 4 co.
SO boxes Ginger winasor sale By DILLON & co.
50bozss Ginger vine sss sale b. DILLON A CO.
80 bozss Ginger Wine for aals by DILLON 4 co.
so boxes Ginger wine for sale BY DILLON co.
iunee-H Is College street.
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THR M1ssIssPPL-A private despatch from Mem
mis- yesterday at noOn says the Mississippi lacked
ONLY one inch Of being as high il has been this
season The Arkansas river is reported rising fast
having risen nine feet at Little Rock The country
for sixty miles up is under water, more or less.
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TENNESSEE COURTESY AND HosFITALITY.-The
following resolutions we're adopted by the General
Conference previous to the adjournment of that
body:
ResolUsd. By the delegates of the Annual Confer
ences Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in
General Conference assembled, that the thanks Of
this General Conference be and the are hereby
rendered 70 the House Of Representatives of the
General Assembly Of the State of Tennessee for the
use Of their elegant Hall during our session.
Resolved, That We tender our thanks to the pas
tors and members Of the Presbyterian, Baptist
Cumberland Presbyterian, Christian, and Associate
Reformed Churches in this city and the vicinity for
their Christisn courtesy in opening their pupts to
The members Of this General Conference.
RssolUed That the thanks of this General Confer
ence be and they hereby rendered 10 those fam
lilies in this city and the vicinity who have gener-
ouslv opened their houses for our accommodated,
making our visit 70 Nashville very pleasant an
agreeable.
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Monday, June the 1Ath, 1855.
HENJ. F. SHIELDS
WETII sell at 10 o'clock large and attractive invoice Of
splendid Silver Plated Ware offered this
market. CONSISTING IN past Of the following
Fine Tea Sets
Fine urns and Kettles;
Communion Sets
Jars Pitchers, plain and chased
Water
Vegetable Dishes, do
Butter Coolers and Casters
Cake, Fruit and Card Baskets
Walters, Gobets Cups, &c;
Egg Boilers, Nursery Dishes, &c;
Sugar Bowls, Spoons, Forks, &c;
Children's Combs, Walking Canes;
Bouquet Holders.
This sale Is got up 10 the most fashionable and the latest
and best styles and viii prove to be Of tho best quality and work
manship,
The sale viii be free and without for cash. The Ladies
are particularly invited to attend
june6 BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
StNYDER FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
- OF Boots and Shoes suitable TO the season. and prices %
respond with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
A" Patent Leather 8 and Oxford Ties
50 Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting Z" -
- Cloth and Lasting Caters,
q" Z" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
Slippers ="
Z" Fine Toilet Slippers,
4" White Kid and Satin Slippers,
g Ghters,
Kid Buskins with and Without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, With and without heels,
Kid Boots,
Children's Shoes Of every variety,
Boy and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF aboye thing very nice for May Day. Also,
Servants Shoes and pegged work Of al kinds.
Cail al No. 81 Public Square.
aprii30 SNYDER & FRIZAEIL.
a SIX HORSE STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
with without boiler. WOlienden Co.'S Machine shop
Cherry street. two doors south Of Bread street, funsl-
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PITTsBURe, June 2, P. M-River Is feet by the
pier mark and falling. The weather is cloudy; mer-
curry 81.
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NEW mrIsTER no FRANcE---FoHEIeN
ETAEEs.

NEW AAANESNEA no FRAN CE---F 01slzE(sN
l1AzES.
Should he Central American difionliies 60 On,
re may look ont for change ia the American lega-
ton at France. This has long been contemplated,
.and has only been delayed because there has been
comparatively little to do; 5ut If Lours NAPOLEos
is disposed to take hand in our affairs, new
Minister may become State necessity. Mr.. sLI-
DHtIis named BE has had some experience in
South American politics. is well verssd in the Sc
crets Of the Central American States, approves ill
clustering, goes for the Withdrawal Of our feet from
the coast of Africa, and for the repeal Of the
lrality laws. Besides he is fine French scholar,
and rather disposed TO diplomacy. If he can be
spared from the domestic policy Of the Administra-
ion, We have no doubt be wiIl be asked to psy The
gay metropolis visit
The New York steamer men are on hand in full
force to hurry through legislation for new line.
Mr. E K. COLLINS is himself on the ground. The
American line Of steamers to foreign ports being
suspended, the mails are carried By foreign or BY
transient steamers. These steamer enterprises
have been sources Of the greatest expense to the
Government and as We have seen finthe case Of the
California; lines at least the bounties paid for mail
service have enabled one company to monOpOlize the
whole trade and drive Of competition. The eoOnO-
misls Of the House. headed By GEORGE ". JOINS,
Of Tennessee, nos propose that the mails shall be
carried for the postal reyenue alone This win fail,
but it will be finally adopted Travel having fallen
Oh immensely since The hard Tines set in, there is
not much competition as there was for this ser
vice before, and the Government must advance in
herrates. Collins having entirely suspended, he
is out with new proposal, which we shall hear
about in day or two.
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The Fusion OF PART1Es-REPURLIoAxs AND Know



Correspondents Of the Philadelphia Evening Journal
WAsRIEGTOE, May 29.-The arrangements for q
thorough union Of the opposition to the adminisra
ton are now complete. On Thursday evening, there
was party at the mansion Of Senator Seward, ct
which sll the Douglas Democrats, Americans and re-
publicans, were present The platform as adopted
by this assembly has excited much discussion The
main features Of the proposed organization are the
gnOringo aquestions productive of sectional srife;
the protection Of popular rights udieious system
Of internal improvements; settled and firm foreign
policy; the prevention Of the landing Of foreign
criminals and paupers the protection Of the ballot
box aud extended period of residence after natu
ralization, condition for tbs exercise Of the cleo
tive franchise; the fostering of American genius and
art allowing every Territory rising into State to
have her constitution and laws framed by citizens
Of the United States who permanent inhabitants,
under suoh rules IS Congress may prescribe, Quite
comprehensive, a whole, and shreEdly calculated
to reconcile the conflicting elements The ultras Of
New England, however, threaten to repudiate the
union. Seward is expected to help Douglas back 10
the Senate, but the Illinois republicans have chosen
another candidate. For the presidency the new
party will have host of candidates, Seward and
Crittenden being the most prominent
TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CRY OF MEMPHIS
AND SHELBY CoUETY.-We are indebted to E. W.
CALDWELL, Esq, the efficient assessor of property in
the city Of Memphis and county Of Shelby for the
following table, which exhibits the total value Of
taxable property for the current year;
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A New York Merchant writing to the President
suggests plan by which he thinks, satisfactory
arrangement could be made with Great Britain for
inquirng into the nationality Of suspicious vessels
BE recommended that an American lieutenant
should be placed every British cruiser, and that
s British liGutenant should be placed on board of
every American cruiser on the look out for savers
and that any suspected vessel should be visited and
her papers examined BY the officer whose national
flag she might carry In this way, he believes, all
feelings Of national honor and pride might be re-
spected, and the ends Of q visit attained without
any possibility of national ofFense.
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POSTPONED SALE
YIIE sale Of that valuable property fronting South Market
III street, sixty feet, opposite tie Military College with sub
stapal two story brick business and dwelling house. the bate
" occupied g Fed Joaie and handsome vacant lot fronting
l2l feet on The Lebanon Turnpike opposite e keTyor has been
postponed TIL Saturday, Eth instant, az II o'clock, n
when win be sold 70 the highest bidder he Court House yard
gate Terms made known on tie day Of SALE
P. BILIIOD,
A. A. HATCHER,
Executors Of +. J0nte, deceased
3. R. eLAsoOok, AucHonser. LiunsS-dsEtEtds
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DR.. KINGS DIsPENsARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

f Dr.. King, formerly of New York. Cor he I.st foar
49, years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
voted ms attention % he treatment Of private diseases
thirty hafte himself, having attended % pr ice Cor -
many years. and cured 90 ouEans enael l cur
All diseases Of private naEre, how ty
from id udeons mgical treatment, from negIdct tai
eEn DR.. Kings D5peua No. q Deaerck street. hotrsa
nature.
from business.
srRlczuREs OF old or recent date etuy cured in fen
aysi ~ an operation which pain. Strctura
exists health cannot be eoyed- Perhaps disease causes
more mischief and lderlnes the constitution much
SYPHILIS win all the diseases Of the ska growing cut o. neg
ie Or bad seainent be slsua J cured a days.
SEMINAL MEkKNss particular attention having been gren b
ms disease and All the growing It. brouFhs
en ~ many eases hy ne destructive hatl Of incousi1rlna
10nln2 and excessive nd1 of pasons, q
Hncn vail undermine Tie rendering the subject ma
lot business or soce-T, and premature Old age
Females who be lat0rng any dicnItv 81 IL Woub
nay rest assured Of immediate relief
esons residing abroad l writing and stating eir case, Win
ee enclosed directed % DR.. A. King No. Deairck et
anFles Tennessee VIII have the necessary medicine sent =
Ie aldrss with Necessary dreons. secrecy Observed
Oee hours rom O'Clock ln the morning the evening
may z-dly
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kAA1 AOoA sl s1lsz AND fAE4E7s.
JOHN RAMAGE. as Is. Fc,,e,,. &C.,,
3 lacairng large and aisaiant ,ts,s ii
and 0en1 wear; and for taHli Boys ga q 7.- srf1
Cent? SUP. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Ho7ts.
ffgncA Patent Acatlsl sud car congi osIf-,. II ~
40 40 pate1t ard Cas- Six and i.s,l III,
Do Blsck Cashmere and prnn1ella a.
Do Ang.isa Lasting snd French Cah kid I.si
Do Buekssin q D. DO
g Calf Rnglish Stitched Down Pump shosi
% LISTING 1EioIls md Dress 90
Do Calfkld and Boot Morocco Oxords
FOR LADIES.
lafs trera Lasting Ccu Caters With and without feis.
Do DO Do Lace d do DO d
90 DO KID Congress Boot de do do
% Glove Do 10 Do Dc do do
q kzsneh q Slippers trimmed DO do Do
a2 VIE satin and 10 slippers Do Do d
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soisd 40 do
DO Black and Brown o1iters DO 40 do
90 Black Kid & Rrouzal Slppersdo % do
GO lasting ca ,tsls Plain q 1ipp'dda % do
AlA1DAAlt'o Br11zed slippers. lack Col
ora - ag eai.e Boots aha Shoes, teautfu assortment
HOK's and Youths Oxford Ties, Congress Caters, Patent
leather ana Caf Dress Shoes, SATIN TIES etc. etc. Can al q
Coiese Street. JOHN RAHAGE
TRUNKS Thu NKSf
NT-7-go Ladies large sizsi French Dress Trunks;
-A-4 % no. Sole Leather Covered do
tASM Do Medallion and Iron FRAMED Do
-a-zAai-@ 90 Axira sizes Fiat Top Tray DO
do Travelling sltches
GENTS No. Sole Leathar Trunks.
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather 90
do Sole Leather Buggy DO
Do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valls1s:
Carpet Bags p great variety just received BIZ
JOHN RAMAGB,
maJS q Collegs street.
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TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT FOR ARIzoNA.-The
objections heretofore made by portion Of the CON-
mittee Of territories to the organization of terrific
rial government for Arizona are no longer insisted
upon. The opposition to the measure has, perhaps,
been neqralized By the agreement to couple with it
bill for the establishment of territorial govern
menE for DaoOtah. bill for the creation Of these
territories has been proposed aud will be reported
to-morroy. A territorial government for Nevada is
quite as heeessary as either Of The other two.
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cTrIlR rna TsEIErmArIsrT.
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES WANTED.
HANK OF C0mmERCE.

EAsHvuIE TEsS. DEc. y, lS57.
VE stockholders OF this Bank having placed the in the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose Of winding up those
indebted to the Bank, viii please call and pay up, their
debdness falls due The holders viii please send in
notes early possible, and receive in return the notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee The individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed and hereby pledge my individual La
biy for them, and the money is ready when called for
deeI3-f JOHN D. JAMES
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PAINTING EsTABLISHmENT.
BUILDERS HOUSEHOLnERSs dECss are re-
quested take notice that the undersigned having made
the necessary arrangements and secured the services competent
Workmen, repsred LARGE CONTRACTS the line
Of his vocO0n, all its various branches. In the department.
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber Is prepared to execute with the greatest proptnes
all contracts large, which may rendered style and
upon which fail give satisfaction pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
Having that department. secured the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would having work in his line
give him call before making final Arrangements.
r. 7. FLEMING,
marchs-if No. 3d. Union St, between Cherry and Summer.
KTARSHALL COUNTY FAIIR.--Ths Marshall
Ek County Agricultural Society, will hold their Annual
Far at Lssbu, commencing Thursday. lst September next
and continue -Four days to Sept 24th.
may29-U3t A. B. EWING, Sec.
TTOR RENTs--A comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, No "a,
may29-tf ". L. BOYD, Jr.
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1855.

DIIoN CO., Auction sale # Gs0csaes TassiaJ June 9.
DILLON Co, auction Sale Of Groceries Tuesday June g.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale OF Groceries, Tuesday. June g.
DILLON CO.. Auction sale Of Groeeres, Tuesday June g.
DILLON CO.. Auction sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, Juus g.
DILLoS CO.. Auction sale Of Groceries Tuesday, June g.
DILLON co. Auction sale Of Groceries Tuesday June g.
DILLON Co.. Auctisn sale Of Groceries, Tuesday June g.
DILLON CO.. Auction sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June g.
30 Casks London Porter for sale By DILLON & co.
80 CASKS London Porter Cor sale BY DILLON & co.
so Casks London Porter for sale b DILLON q co.
so Casks Lond0p Porter for sale By DILLON co.
80 Casks London Porter for sale By DILLON & co.
80 casls London Porter for salshy DILLON co.
so Casks London Porter for sale by DILLON 4 co.
80 CasEs London Porter for sale By DILLON 4 co.
june4-dlw
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NEW eAAaEAy EADHEs
M Re GfEkU BIS Wholesale dealer IN Gold and G
w Je#elry, Fancy Goods &C., No. 3, South side Public
square, door 10 Berry & Dem0vilie.
This establishment has been recently opened
sock Of goods, comprising article the line usually kept
in similar establishments The proprietor trusts that from
sseHhat extended experience in the bcsness, BY deter
nnason 70 make quick sales at low PROFITS viii receive
cslls from his old friends ami he trade generally
mayl9 ". B. GRUBBs-
1LNOR SALE Al COST no CLOSE.--An aasoIt
cost b close:
Irish Linen, Linen and SIX Handksrhiss, Hosiery Gloves
". B. GRuBBS,
nag 70 10. South Eids square.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
Nah c. ID. BEN son a BRO. WboIs- --,
~ - sale aud Retail Dealers in Piano F1rtes --7i
sa G. A. Princes Meodeons. Buffalo. NJ - Isl Ia ii I'll
~ Church and Paror Organs. Guitars Vio-I J 81
linceosl AccoroHs Flutes Flarolets. Fifs Drus at,-
F, SAM and every hing 10 The musical merchants line
L4s set catalogue Of New sheet Music Music Books and In
prompt attention Pianos tuned, Aceoreons other r-tr
spt8
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BONNEFsl BONNETsgI RONNETsIlI

q @ 9l3 g
AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
q UKIOYI STREEE
REERS. DOYLE begs leave 70 inform her numerous
In the city and throughout The States Of Tennesse
and Alabama that she has returned from New Yerk,
received her Spring Importations for 1858, Of
FRENCH PATTERN BONEETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting in part follows Preach Pattern B0nne
500 Leghorn Bo0mes and Chdrens Hats, richly trimmed 80
Head Dresses styles $50 boxes French Flowers, Bridal
belt Ribbons, with large stock Of Euhr0dere Collars Sleeves
Sets, ohdrens Waists Robes Bands, Edgng Insertions
Mantillas.
~ Country Mnlnsrs supplied with Pattern Ronneis, and
every article appertainng to the business,
Every description Of bonnss and Gents Hats Msached
trimmed in Mrs. DIS peculiar Style Stamping for Brang
and Pinkng done. apr3