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Dickens Separates from hi.-wife.


correspondent of the New York Herald,
in letter dated London, June 4, 1885,"
says CHARLES DICKENS has separated from his
wife. He says:
There are various rumors on the subject,
but am assured of the truth of the follow
ing 1t is given out that the cause of their
separation is incOmpatibility of temper. That
is fudge. A married life of % years nearly
dozen children, spotless life on the part
of the wife and mother, and now to have un-
congenial temper cause a separation, is sim
ply preposterous. You know how exceedingly
philanthropic Mr.. Dickens. Mr.. Wilkie Col
Inns, Mr.. Mark Lemon, and Mr. Bulwer Lyt-
ton have been of late years the honorable
baronet, the M. p. for Hertfordshire, writing
play to prove that we are not so bad as We
seem, and the more youthful ldterGtears putting
on the sock or buskin-I really do not know
which-and acting tame nonsense TO a very
select company of very amiable persons
" old maids of both sexes" as Christopher
North would say-all for the ostensible pur-
pose of assisting some charity. At these am
ateur theatricals it was necessary to get some
histriOnic talent beyond the benevolent pro-
Jectors, and Miss Ternan, well known in
Manchester, and latteTly on the LONDON
boards, was one of the artistes selected to fill
part. A very pure and very platonic af-
fiction sprang up between this young lady
and the author of Pickwick. | am told she
has been on very friendly aud familiar visiting
terms with Mr.. Dickens's family. She is now
charged with being the cause of the separa-
ton that has taken place between the emf
nent author and his wife. The affair has not
been out quite long enough yet. l believe, to
get in the journals, but very soon the whole
world and his wife will be gOssipping and lay
ing their heads together and rolling the sweet
morsels under their tongues as something ter
rible to contemplate. Dickens does not get
much sympathy, the public generally deci-
ding. as it does usually in such cases, in favor
OF the lady. 1t is the demon in the house
hold, the shadow on the wall, that has been
at his elbow for years, and will form the sta
pie for many a narrative. Mr.. Dickens's
daughters reside with the father, but his son
Charles sticks to his mother
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Important information,

A T this season of the year no family ought IN 60
"a 10 rest without having in the house pro>lpt
and efficient remedy for cholera morbus or diarrhnra
disorders that apt % attack all ages and which
may result in fatal consequences before MUSICIAN
can be procured.
The Grsefenberg Dysentery Syrup, only so cents
per bottle, has in the last ten years cured
than all other remedies and prescriptions put to-
gether.
DIR HBRARD, chairman Of the Board Of Health Of
New York. IN the worst cholera season, certies that
from the tune thus medicine used at The Quarantine
ground there not another fatal Of cholera
DIR. DE- FORREST, Commissioner Of Croton Water
Works, certnes that IL cures all cases of bowel
plants, produced by eating too much fruit, from
other causes, not from immediate st0ppage Of the
discharges. but from a chemical change produced by
II IN the contents Of the bowels and that produces
no affections Of the brain, which other remedies are
apt 20 do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama it has always
been found prompt remedy for Bloody Flnx IL
may be had OF all druggists and OF the subscriber
Patterson Freeman's furniture store
junel5-u ALEX MACKENZIE.
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Democratic Harmony and Unity.

From reading the Union and AHser'oan Of
Tuesday, one would suppose that the demo
cratic party was one OF the most compact,
united aud harmonious institutions this great
country could boast of 1t would appear et,-
pecially that Mr.. BucHASAS's administration.
90 fur, had been a most glorious and triumph
ant affair. The Union and AmeriedH INDUCES
various fluctuations and neutrality-suspicious.
over the wonderful success Of Mr.. BUCHANAN,
, and especially of the democratic party, OF
, which Mr. BUCHANAN is the present imperson-
, alton and head We dislike very much TO
!, call the attention of our neighbor TO "fy''
. In his dish OF "mock-turtle" while he seems
10 relish 1t so hugely; but really, We cannot
forego giving in this. connection. brief ex-
tract from the Washington U'iiOn, on the
matter of the harmony Of the "unterrihed
Shnrmouiouslr 1t says, June IL:
aNany of the men who claim TO be leaders
os the marty. and who resent any complaint
sss;nst their waywardness with ylndictiye aud
;xpIacabIe anger. will be found, on examina-
lion of the journals, TO have voted almost uni
|, for,nIy with the Black Republican and Know
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whatitfs doing rortbe sick,

VIM. Schuchman, Esq, the well known Lthograph-
er, says al have frequently used BGrhaves Holland
Bitters, and find it invariably relieves indigestion and
debility"
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: al found special relief
from its use, for severe headache, with which had
long suffered"
J. W. MCDOWELL, Esq, says" 81 have used BOerhave's
Holland Bltters myself and recommended it TO others
knowing it to be just what it is represented"
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, of Lower ST. Clair, says az
have derived great benefit from its for weakness
Of the stomach and Indigestion
James NJ Murphy, says: CATER several physicians
had failed Berhave's Holland Btters removed the
pain from my heart and side, arising from indgest-
ton" ie22-lw
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on both sides, will cid in sulky permission
to our saucy young cousin to do what be
pleases on the other side of the Atlantic
We wish to act with better foresight than
that. What is Government doing? 1t had
best at once intimate to the American
Government its readiness to take any proper
step for obviating future disagreement with
out sacrificing those principles of humanity
recognized by both Governments. As, too
it is not prepared to say that the cruisers
have been acting according to orders, it ought
to express a readiness TO inquire whether they
have done so or not. But the worst is to be
feared when Government knows nothing.
when the grievance goes on, and nothing is
done to stop or to soften it.
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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SALE

T Will sell the house and lot at present occunied
Il and owned nv VIM. 7. Mosby, situated on High
street, South Nashville fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred. The house Is a brick with
all other necessary ont buildings. all In good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty
feet. aud running back 2c0 feet "A good location FOR n
building site. This Is desirable property, TO trose
wishing 90 get rid OF the enormous that i'm
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite those wishing real estate 20 examine
this property.
TEI,Ns % ssm-A credit q one, two and three
years, with Interest from date.
s5- For further particulars call ON
r. r CIASCOCK.
je7 Real Estate AGENT
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rFrom the E.gg,ann 79mes.l

We do not apprehend that anything serious
will arise out of this transaction, (the boar
ding of the brig MOBILIZE for it will be found.
we suspect, on enquiry, that the version of
the affair which has been made public in mac
curate and grossly exaggerated; but il would
be premature to give an opinion on the sub
iect until the persons whose conduct is thus
set forth have been heard in their own defence.
OF course, Lord Malmesbury will demand
from the captain aud officers of the ship Of
war referred 10 an explanation of the whole
circumstances and then we shall be enabled
to Judge how much of truth and how much Of
fiction the captain of the coasting craft is
fairly chargeable with. Ii will be found. we
suspect, that he has sadly exceeded the bounds
of faithful historian; but the Americans
believe in the fidelity Sf his statement, and
we cannot wonder at the indignation which
the occurrence has evoked. Our own self
love need not blind Us "a anger which would
be certainly excited in England IL the case
had been reversed and Que OF our vessels bad
been treated without right or reason by an
American frigate with the overwhelming in
, science which the Mobile Commander so gra-
phically describes.
The right of search is wholly unjustifable
on The part Of our vessels OF war towards the
American commercial marine; and II British
officer has really acted IN the way described
b. must be eashiered as a warning 10 others.
The two powers, some fifteen or sixteen year >
back. agreed to act the police of the ships
Of their own respective countries In their mat
ter of the slave trade, without any inter
ference the Que with the other, and this treaty
j. In force at the present time.-A London
contemporary states that, during the last
fifteen months, the English cruisers on the
African coast have captured twenty-five
slayers, Of which ali but one were American
the greater number belonging 90 New York,
Boston and New 0rleans.' OF course, the
slavers will hoist American eolorss the better
10 escape detection, and for knayery OF this
kind our squadron must be prepared; bat the
fact is no Justification az d iihsrate yloiss
lion Of a treaty between the two countries
aay more than it woald be for q policeman ga
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of ten writs of Feri Facas to street
ID ed, from the Criminal Court Of Davidson county,
at its April Term, 1885, in favor of the State of Ten
nessee against A. JoDnard and also by virtue Of an
execution in favor of Chas. Stewart and Thos Webb
against A Jonnard and others, issued from the April
Term 1885, Of the Circuit Court of the United States
for District Of Middle Tennessee TO directed as
Deputy Marshal, have levied all the right title,
and interest of Augustus Jonnard and Alphonse JON
nard in and 10 some Beer, Ale, Brandies, Whisky
Wines, Barrels Tobacco, Soda Fount, and other art
clcs too numerous to mention, in the Liquor shop of
A Jonnard K Co., on Union street and will proceed
TO sell the same Monday the 5th of July, 1885, for
cash, at public auction, the storehouse aforesaid
Sale in usual hours. J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
j. NJ. HINTON,
je2S-td Dep. Marshall
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Change of Schedule.
@ 49, go -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Eg DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -FN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after THURSDAY, April sth, 1858, the Pas
" senger Train will run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ and p NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2s20 p VI. and 1885 A NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 10 80 A. NJ and 9:25 =. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 9:lO A. VI. and SHOP NJ
Passengers for the East, via. Wilmington y. c., can
leave Nashville either train, and make close con
nectons throughout. Via. Knoxville. Tenn. and
Lynchburg, Va should leave Nashville on the morn
ing train To make the connection.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the 2 p
VI. train, winch connects Stevenson with VI. a c.
Railroad.
Those for McMnnville and Sparta will leave Nash
Vile the y. VI. train, which connects directly at
Tullahoma with the train for McMnnville The train
which leaves McMinnvlle at $780, connects with the
day train from Chattanooga and arrives Nashville at
$40 p NJ.
At Nashville there is a daily connection with boats
for St Louis Cincinnati, Louisville Memphis New
leans, Pttsburg, &c, &C also daily line OF stages for
Louisville.
through Tickets be procured at the Depot before
the starting Of the trains, FOR McMunville Huntsville
Memphis Junction Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery Char
lesion, Savannah, Augusta, Wilmington and Knoxville.
Lynchburg, Petersburg and Richmond. Passengers
from Nashville to New York go via Knoxville. Time
through three days. This j. decidedly the cheapest
and best from Middle Tennessee the Eastern
Cities C. l. ANDERSON
Jels-d General Ticket Agent.
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DIED,

On Tuesday, the 22d inst, at O'Clock, p VI. at the
residence Of A. w. Norris, Williamson City, Cora
BLANCHE infant daughter OF A. J. and Adde W Fran
cisco, aged four months and ten days
Cincinnati Enquirer please copy.
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Important Public Sale Of
r E. AL ES T A II E

IN MONDAY THE 18th INST.- abe Columbus Lie
" and General Insurance Company, Of Columbus,
Mss. will offer for SHE az public cutlery, credit Of
six. twelve and eighteen months. o. the highest bid
der. certain tract or parccInr land situated IN The
county of davidson state - Tennessee. about mile
said tract OF land owned by said company, which
H. p Bostick ESQ. resides, more rarticria " de-
scrbed being suated South of the middle u Wat
klns Avenue, boundary line, beginning at the middle
point Of intersection II Watkins Avonne and Rcstick
Avenne laid down IN the plan Of ''BostirEs add
ton 70 Nashville running thence westward, alorg
the middle of Watkins Arenue 10 rhe dividing line
between Jesse Thomas and said Hardin r Bosfck,
thence along said line in Southern direction the
middle OF the Charlotte Turnpike ia eastern drec-
uon- 10 point opposite the middl" of the Bosfck Az
enue. thence along the middle Of Bostck Avenue n
the beginning, containing fifteen aeres OF ground
thereabouts
Upon the above described premises j. situated the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
ments known as the residence 81 Mai Hardin p Ro.-
tick fu description OF which cannot DC gwen in this
a. advertisement. bat % those acquainted with the
property it's but Justice 10 say that Is considered
second To none Of the many beautiful and valuable
private residences IN the nvirons of Nashville
Tho property will he sold tract be divid-
ed into such lots shall secure satisfaction all con-
cerued.
Notes with approved security will he required from
the purchaser purchasers, payable the Rank or
Tennessee, Gin Nashville. } and which notes must DO
further secured by lien upon the property.
The title is perfect but any Information respecting
this may be obtained by reference % Gov. Nell ;
Brown.
MAJ. Bostck who is in possession % the premises
will checrfully give any Information thai may be
needed as 10 their merits sc
The sale will take place on the premises between the
hours Of IL and o'clock.
je7-td JAMES WHITFIELD. President
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Who Wants a Country Residence!

TIVE subscriber viii sell On ths A ENCO
Il most favorable terms Ms res
idencr- On the GnNafln Turnpike NInIFEsuAH
road. two miles from Nashville. 1-.a=-11x--s{-5
Ilis sic the nnt to gate. ruut4Iuiue ueaFy
q Land, about r-T~- c-luraii1r tie balance well
tnbered- TIE tmnrurrr1-ris cs-slst - franc
dWeIl.nC vii hrf- flrtzhis r1-u kitchen store
rom. porch sf1tia znE ca-raaE ta=e ell encos-
e. 6c.. anc tArlTl-g FCl-E urrilsFc ANY person.
wishing q T-rellss=- -,ssl-r - ohtalnef, the
gr1uEz Greg -trrFr ard Ialt ft--- utensils and
sfncE 80 u-rsHEFF taE Far isru1E ar. apply 10
~ s. Cllsre szr.sz- zHrf ltlf Sgui-f-
ia WILTON.
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Stop the Rascal.

StTOI.EN from my Stable Saturday night last
- DARK BAY HORSE, Is or 16 hands high, heavy
main, and thin tail which inclnes a little side,
has hitch up in his pace. ! will give rs dollars for
the recovery OF the horse so dollars for the horse
and thief. JN0. s. PETWAY.
Nashville, june 22-2w
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COOKERY BOOKS.

THE ECONOMICAL COOK. BY Ms. Holland Lon
don.
DOMESTIC COOKERY. ny Mrs. Corley. London.
HENDERSON'S AMERICAN COOKERY.
COOKERY As 1T SHOULD BE. Mrs Goodfeliow
PRACTICAL COOK BOOK by Mrs. Bliss.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSEWIFE By Aunt Mary.
EVERY LADY'S COOK BOOK. BY Mrs CTowen.
SEVENTY FIVE RECEIPTS by Miss Leslie.
COMPLETE COOKERY. BY
LADIES NEw COOK BOOK By Mrs Hale
PRACTICAL RECEIPTS FOR HOUSEWIVES. BY
Mrs. wddiheld.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
junelO nae College street.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 10 sell one Of the prettiest and most sesira-
Il bic places that has been offered Tor sale Il con-
tains about 400 Of fine and fertile land with eie-
CANT improvements.
Also, containing - Acres well watered and tim
bered, with improvements.
maYl5-f WILL. L. ROYD In
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

WE are Offering for sale that beautiful and well
w improved farm, containing CS acrcs, fronting
the Galiatn Turnpike, and within sight II the louis
willie and Nashville Railroad. = miles from Nashville
This place m ~ the very best ucghhorhoods
the state. The improvements. consisting Of a com
modious dwelling House good servants Rooms,
Ktchrn. Carriage House. St7b'es and two excellent
Springs; all under substantial enclosure.
BRANsFOI.D, New WRITER Co,
june1o-lm No. 3 Inn Block
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Mondays, Wednesdays. Thursdays,
and saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. A. VI.
The nsw spacndsa passenger stn4zner, MINEToNKA
Capt H. c AArHosr, ~lii leave Naahvllls Monday
and Thursdays Al 10 o'Olock, A. NJ
The light draaght passenger steamer, cTBA, CaYs
1sNss W HrSr, viii leave Aashyie on Kednes1ays
and saturdays Al 10 o'eioek, A. ~
me hshtdrAnsht passenger steamer BLANCHE
LAWS. Capg- Joas T. hAsxz2N VIII leage Nashytlie
% Tuesdays ant Fra sss a. 10 o'elosk, A ~
The above named are arstelass l,gktdranght Pas
seager hsats, and they Sih kane regularly "a thir
apfainted days, making eonBectlHas a P4facsh an
tne pnifcd ssatez MAJ Eafkes fnr TIE Aeose named
plaoss fpI ae.sht q Ezszase Apply ca haard % -
le---u A HAMILTON. AaGs1-
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nfw advertisements.
A CARD .

HAVING sold our entire business 10 Mr.. Alexandra
l. Delisser, wish in this manner to return our
sincere thanks to friends aud customers for the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed US, and to
lcit for our successor continuation OF the same.
All debts due To our late firm will be collected by
Mr.. Desser his authorized Agent, who is alone
empowered TO settle the same
je23 LYONS 4 co.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
"a or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is 10 20 good Dining room
Servants, with good lot of field hands men and girls
and a good Blacksmith and Rarbcr.
apr29-u II II. HAYNES & co.
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NEW NOOK - .
ENGLISH JUVENILES.

INUbfCH 90 El4NELI1bs
THE RAMmIs OF ARAr. BY A. L. q. F.. London.
TIIE STORY A NEEDLE BY 4"
The Rosy FANNY; or, Battling with tho World.
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TnE BIBLE Hour; or, Lessons for the Titles Ones at
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Also
MAsTTIs AND woKKxES. A Tale for the Times.
just received and for sale by
juneil CHARLES W. SMITH
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Frank Lesiie's Magazine

The beginning q volume, and a splendid nnmbes
just received and for sale by
te24-u y HAGAN.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

nN M m a y. June 2Sth, 1858, W.
" viii sell for Cash, in front of Warehoa4.sa
complete assortment of Groceries, consisting in mart
follows, viz:
40 hhds. New Sugar, 100 boxes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlrs 4 ors do
20 Dds New Molasses; rs boxes selected W.
40 bbls crushed and pow Cheese;
dered Sugar; 100 bbls White Whisky
40 KITS Mackerel; IS 90 n. Y. Brandy;
$50 pkgs. NJ. r. Raisins; Is Holland Gin:
sacks Almonds; 800 kegs Nails;
II cases Sardines; IS dog. Painted Buckets
20 boxes Cove Oysters; 80 Tubs;
10 Lags Pepper; as boxes Starch;
rs chests Tea; $50 Soap
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS i" Doyle's Candles
IS coils Rope: 100 doz Mason's Backing:
Is cases Matches; 100 boxes Flasks;
Together with numerous other articles TO make up
complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS CO.,
je22-td No SO Market street
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1855.
Notice OF Dissolution.

Having yIuFch4sed NJ MtAnshass interest," IN he
goods &c have t4ken tArtness "a oer bosiaess
hxnn A AAssya and Jahn a JohnsDn We shall Coz
ttnue a Old st4na, wteFe wln BE- ptuAsea q
uao-f Ger cd frieads zna uscFchAnfs ee1sraitF.
BeiaE anxous - rnt doan IguseEt z1ack tuw
possible, prttaratery faii purchase, wii
ODER Rdacrmcnts pres tkoss Wishing q rcplsn-
ish their sssk- Ne nhan es gisd al tlaas - re-
refve th@n ordeFs zna sll 20 cor beat - 1l rhem
sslisf2c1orily.
Jassis ALLISON, ANDERSON q 90.
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During Dr. Gilbert's absence from this section of
the Union, certln persons have TO the great detri-
ment of many of those who have employed them at
tempted to imtlte him. processing 10 have a thorough
knowledge of his remedies and mode of treatment.
The public is hereby notified that Dr. Gilbert has
specific remedy for any disease, that his has
been almost wholly owing tn hisprofsioldl skill and
experience The judicous Of caustic applications
requires fully much professional sigacty and ex-
perience does the successful surgical
mentS.
~ Pamphlets Of Testimonials, etc, for gratutous
distribution, may be had personal application or
by addressing DIS. S. & s. T. GILBERT,
$50 Main street, GTeenlaw's Building.