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FasbiOnabIe Dancing.

MIR GOODWIN has arrived in the city and viii commence
Nv forming his classes Saturday Sept 4th ats o'clock A
NJ and o'clock NJ, at his over eechs Stoe on Col
lege street. -.
and elegant method Of Society Dancing will be taught
the fashionable saloons in London aud Paris and
theprincipaI cities in the United States.
Dancing is now that cannot be dispensed with
the education Of Young Ladies and Genteen IL IS indeed
both useful and ornamental it forms and strengthens the body
and improves the carriage.
Mr. G. will be assisted by his daughter which viii enable them
introduce great many fashionable Dances taught BY no other
Professor this region Of country. Mr. Gs capabilities are so
we'll known teacher the citizens Of Nashville, that i re
qures only this 70 insure him The attention Of all
those desirous Of improvement in this elegant department.
The celebrated Llnces Quadlle will be taught class Tor
gentlemen will Mouday September the 9Th at hall
past p. m. laug5l-dlW
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See First and Fourth Pages.
counting the AboIitionists.


In our impression of yesterday, an important
omission was made in the leading article under the
above caption. The following language was quoted
from Gov. CHAsE's speech at Columbus
am willing to stand by Gov COrWin's side fight
ing the great battle ofbeIty, and have small care
for the little subordinate questions which others
and myself are divided, if we are united on this
grand ISSUE If we stand shoulder to shoulder, side
by side heart beating against heart, on the great
question, am willing 10 allow differences in other
matters. Applause. If We are united in opposi-
tion to the doctrine OF the Su RENE Court organized
for that very purpose by the Slave power that Slave
~ shall prevail everywhere free Territories,
unless interdicted by express law-if We hold the
converse Of this doctrine that it exist nowhere
unless by positive law Of State-and understand
this to be the position of Governor COrWin.
To which Gov. CoRwIE responded:
''Amen! Amen to that! 1 have thought that way
for thirty years"
The lat er paragraph was omitted
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DIssOLUTION.

WyHE copartnerhp heretofore existing under the style Of
WARNE & RYAN tis day dissolved BY mutual consent
persons indebted to the late firm viii please come forward and
stte and those having claims against the said late firm viii
ease present them Patrick Ryan who is alone authorized o
up matters pertaining the The said Patrick
Ryan assuming Liabilities against said firm and entitled
collect all claims dee the firm.
}. \. WARNE.
Ssntenfer Ist l555. PATRICK RYAN.
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MONS. J. a. UNIQUELY

ETAvING returned to the city, takes pleasure in an.
nouncng to his friends that he viii teach the latest ~
Fashionable Dances to ladss and gentlemen az -
residences in classes Of eight pupils or more -
al Orders can be left at the Music Stores OF Benson OF
Mcclure Union street.
Academy for young Misses and Masters viii be opened early
in October. Of which due notice will be given
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AUCTION q COMMISSION NOTICE
RENI.F sHIELDs

WTILL sales for Cash only during the pres
w ent season All sales made payable within three GAYS
Liberal advances made on consgnments All persons having
balances hands will favor By calling and leave reoeps
for proceeds. No goods bought own account. ,s
P s-Counry merchants VIII please call as We VIII Keep con
stantly on hond variety Of free goods.
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IN CHANCERY Ar CAMDEN.

IN CFEANCERY AT CAMDEN.
September Rules, 1855.
The PRESIDENT and Directors Of the Mathew
C. Boyles and others-Attachmen and Injunction Bill
ut ueariug to the Clerk and Master allegations in the
Bill which sworn to, Joshua BOwes, Of the de-
in this is nonresident OF the state OF tennessee
so that the ordinary process Of the law cannot served him:
II is therefore ordered by Clerk Master that publication
made and American newspaper published IN the
cy of Nashville for four succession requiring said non
resident defendant appear at next Canney Court to be
held for the county Of Court house in the town OF
Camden on the 9Th Monday September 1853 and plead answer
or ur to compainan BILL or the will be taken for
fessed and set for hearing paTte as to him.
sept7-4WprsfeeS3 D. z. HUDSON, u q NJ
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Gold Wines.

LEAVEEwoRTu, Sept 1.-The Pike Peak gold set
Element is on rapid increase Two old CalifoT-
mans came in yesterday TO make arrangements for
working the mines successfully. One company
left for the gold region yesterday and others are
now organizing.
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yHE undersigned hereby respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he will continue the Manufacture
n French Burr MiIl-StOmes and Mill VA
chfnery generally at the Old stand Of Wane Ryan Col
sssDt5-d3t PATRICK RYAN.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
RV GARTER, MCKAY 4 CO.


~ TTTIRSDA Y Sent 9th we will offer sale in front of
our Warehouse q Public Square, large and complete
assortment Of Groceries, consisting in part as follows;
IN blsIs y O. Sugar; 100 bbls old Rye and Bourbon
p bills Crushed sugar; Whisky
p bbls Powdered Sugar 5O bbls n \ BTanayi
Is bbls Loaf Sugar; = Dds y l. Ginl ., A.,
70 bhls MOasses . MI Dds 'olellus mas -u@N
5O thls Golden Syrup:
p kegs Golden Syrupi = dds sweet manage 10
900 bags Bait Coffee; luo eghth Casks heens9S@y
IS bags Pepper hraneyi . ID, ,,-,.-,-
N ~ HrddGT,s. 100 bhs Memphis Vinegar
50 dOz Washboards; iuU Dds Clnei--1al US ,-,.
$50 Painted Buckets 5U oisAets
. nests Tubs; lUO boxes Shlnps33he. Cl'Si'
900 boxes star Candles ~ casks brown Stout
I00 boyes TaIov Candles; 20 casks Ale
IN lives "a barsl Soap: 100 boxes Glassware;
"a lSsIIg ErrIisb soda 50 doz Ground Mustard;
Ok Is NJ q arge Nackere 50 Ground Pepper, pure;
fresh 50 doz Lemon Syrup
IN laIf Hills EaeEereI: 90 Strawberry and Pine APP
90 bbls lake Fish, fresh; pie syrup,
5Obf 40 do do. 90boxes quart Pickles.
,G0 - Nails. 20 reels Cotton Cord;
an 49, NI,nf Tobacco, 50 doz Cotton Lines
n baIes Smoking do; SO doz Jute Lines.
so N Cigars; - 4.
The above with many other articles VIII re put up anu SOU "
IL s 9r,i-t,f'7 CARTER, MCKAY & co,
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SCHOOL, ROCKS.

TEXT BOOKS, used in the High schools re-
male Academy, Young Ladies' Seminary
and other schools in the City and Country For sale
bp CHAltLhs W 5'hlti'
sept7 Al Oolieges'iee9
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PROCLAMATION.

HsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF IennesseIo
L all who shall these presents-Greeting
Sherias OF the counties Of Jackson. Macon smith tu
and DeKalb composing the Sixth judicial Circuit. Aoe are
hereby commanded open and hold election al an e ps
Of holding elections In your respective counties "Wednesday
2Uth day Of October, ISIS, ter giving one monLh no
as required by law for election Of Judge for SAID t %
I'm the vacancy created w the the Hon John L. Good
all; aud due returns make according to law.
testimony whereof I, Isham G. Harms Governor As
Aforesaid, have hersunt0 my hand and caused me
T. Great Seal Of the State to be Affixed at NASHVILLE TINS
- 2sth day Of August 1855 49, .,,,,,-
BY the Governor, ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. Z. r. RAY, Secy Of State. laug5O Htt'
The Cookevie Times will publish four weeks and send b %
the
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SVAGES no LEBANON.

Ii those visiting the different Schools at Lebanon Ienns-
see will find ample accommodations for conveying them o
Applying at General stage Office under the Commercial ote
Nashville, Tenn. Fare through 81 co. ,r,cr
sept7-dtriW2W fhlO1.
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f ALL q Gun MN q IL A vi.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
TABLE CUTLERY,
SHOT GUNS,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
POCKET CUTLERY,
SADDLEESE HARDWARE
AXES, CHAINS, &C., &c.s &c.
AVE just received and opened their Fall and Min-e
3 ter Stock Of VI Y
Hardware and Cutlery EDM
OF every description which they invite the attention hN
Of dealers visiting this market Their stock is large and
sorted Offering inducements all who desire good seiecOnJ
FIRST HAND goods on accommodating terms.
aug25-dtrivSwlm No. n Public Square.
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CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HONEST!
NOW IS THE TINE.
Come and See,
BR ENT Cd,

TEVHE village Of Brentwood is situated the halfway
trail point, between Nashville Franklin, % miles from
the city Nashv at the junction Of the Wilson Turnpike
Alabama Railroad. This is the eligible point between
Nashville and Franklin for eautfu vage-beng thecOnnec
ing the tuTnpkes and Railroad with county
leading the village from every direction and the proper
outlet beautiful and most productive country As summer
for health and air every lot being shaded by forest
growth be eceed The location being about 300 feet
higher than the public square Of Nashville and within IL miles
Of superior sulphur SPRING and "a miles Of strong Chabeat
Spring, both accessible in carriage horseback.
If you wish avoid heavy ome Of the lots lying in
Williamson county and not subject to railroad tax and expensive
living come here and lot most reasonable terms
Provisions be purchased at low rates and reWOod can De de-
vered your door at two dollars cord quarter OF beef and
Of -four will much the delivered at some
point in the additions to Nashville Fine for stock and
building material from Saw Mills along the line Of railroad and
tupkes, delivered at the lowest rates To the mechanic,
other point where home would little would have the
advantages.
The village has at present Store, Office with daily
mail from Nashyle) Freight resident Physician, and
private dwellings lately erected and being finished
handsome Brick Church and School House has been m the last
few days, comped-CJmpetent Teachers employer, and the
school Will be in operation the second Monday IN SEPTEMBER
The leave Nashville twice day and arrive here 10 twenty
thirty minutes. Come and yourselves the advantages
OF home and work shop this point and you wish to buy and
build Yen shall have full zine pay.
lots Of size from 100 feet by lJ eet deep to
f. 10 20 acres, with wood and within few minutes
walk Depot Brentwood Vineyards Flower Gar
dens the locations cannot be eXceled.
NANCE & WOODWARD,
Deadericl street, Nashville to
J.H NJ HALL,
In Brentwood first depot from Nashville and Tenn aud Ala
Railroad sep3-d2w&w1t
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JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only Sl to Sj. These
Machines need only be insure them place in al
most every family To appreciate must examine and
them therefore all who good cheap Sewing Machines
County Rights for the sale Of the NettietOm & Ray
mOnd Family Sewing Machines will please call
the undersigned who is sole agent for Middle and West Ten
nessee Rooms over J. b Vests Music Store Union street, be-
tween College and Cherry streets.
N B-Parcuar attention paid repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines BY an experienced hand Terms Cash.
?. FLEA1INGs Sewing Machine Depot
Nashville Tenn, aug 3O-dtwSwly
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.

Important " OriZ ON American IEistorY.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF TIE
MEXICAN REVOLU TION.
CONSISTING OF
Letters and papers relating 10 the cents
for Liberty. chiefly i'm south c. rolimns
frOm originals in she posscssson Of
the Editor. and other sources.
By r. ". GIBBEs, N. D.,
Member Of the American Association for the Advancement
Science Of the New York Historical Society o. the Georgia His
toricsl Society; &c, &c
In Vols. 5vo. Cloth,
Vol. I, I764-I77G.
Vol. ,, i776-I552.
Vol. , I131-11s2
The Editor with spirit patriotism has been engaed
for 25yea IN collecting these valuable and interesting pa
pers the hope q preserving American History
which might otherwise have These are ven for
their intrinsic value and in the order Of dates, without reference
to special events they will be received they
oerl as contribution the history Of that glorious Rsvolu
ton Of which every Memorial is dear South Carolina
sister States
For sale by W. t. BERRY a Coss
aua1o PUBLIC SQUARE.
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DISSOLUTION.

FTyE partnership heretofore existing the undersigned
under the firm name Of H. b. NORRIS 4 CO., in the
Grocery Commission Business is this day dissolved BY
tual consent D. Morris having sold his interest Hugh bic
Crea partner authorized to the Of the firm
In Foundation. n. b. MORRIS,
". HOOPER HARRIS.
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IN retiring from the business desire tender my thanks
patrons and friends for their long and literal
patronage would my SUCCESSORS Mes HUGH
CCEEA Co.. gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
dence. II. B. MORRIS.
Nashville Sept lst ls5s nEs
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TN Plate. sc.

AOn BOXES Ic 1Ox14 Tin, hest brand.
ZGU $50 boxes TX 1Ox14 Tin, best brand.
800 do 1c I4x20 do do do
50 DO TX do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
3OpIgs Lead, Just received and for sale low by
aurot J. vs.. WILSON
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wArrn1 rnrrmn
~ An I.s.TnI-rIraTAT TTUIsIC..

VNoullD IL Nashville Geld Watcls which the ovrsr
,5snt JOHN CANT
senf3dlws Al Thomas Smiths, Summer S.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUsACa
BECKER would respectfully snnounee to the public Of
Nashville that be has located teacher Of the ol
Piano, Yoneelo Violin, etc. Orders eftat Mcclure OF Deli
sons Music Store will be promptly attended TO-
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BRANsFORD. rwHHRTER & co.
nzzozrEzs aHorzaArE psAlzs ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRE-GOODs,
No. 3, Inn Block, Nashville Tenn.
w very extensive ana well assorted stock
DRx-GOODs,
Ready-made closhing, sran,les, varieties,
SSc.s &c, &C.,
which We are nov receiving and wiz have ready for exhibition by
the 18th Of August. Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown a Rleached shirtisgs & Sheetings;
s-4, Us & al OsnaBurgs, Grain sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, TaiIors' trim
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English lIerinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIoaI6s, NANTES, ShaVVls;
Irish Linens, Jaconet, swiss and Checked
musIins;
Laces a Embroideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
/ mings;
/ Bonnet Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TvviIIed Jeans, Linseys and Me-
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
elry, &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings viii b
added to the Stock as they make their appearance in th
Eastern markets.
augIT-2m BRANSkORD, M'WHIkTER x CO.
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PARTNERSFTIP.

HAVING purchased the Of Mr.. II. B. Morris in the
business H. B. Morris s. Co, have this day associated
With W HOOFE HARRIS and viii continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business atthe Old stand.
HUGH NcCBEA.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!

%nO BBLs Of choice Green Apples, deivesed at our
S1NINB warehouse in Nashville plantation.
wishing contract call upon and
and FIX the time Of delivery.
We also 1000 bushels Dried Apples and 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by US.
sept1 II. S. FRENCH & son.
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= fraudulent AttemPtto Defeat the viii of
rhe PeOPle--A Lesson TO the Democracy.
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VOLLINTINEsS DIGEST.
MEMPHIS, February %, 1853.
Il yoLLTNE, Esq.:-We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme delivered
quen period which Mr. Mg Digest closes, with much
interest exhibits accuracy research and abhe
printing binding we'll executed and prove yau
able addition library Of every lawyer VI trust may
amply rewarded for effort the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY d SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
WM. T. BROWN, and CIanceTy Court Of Mem
G. 2. FOUTE, phls
r. G. PAYNE, B. I. MchlEhNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
Ed N. YERGER, Memphis
SAAL. W AYBES, JOHN F. SALE
J. B. LAMB Attorney 0eneal.
7. S. ATRES.
NASHVILLE, March 4, I65s.
H. VoILNrIE Eq.:-We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions of the Supreme Court Tennessee reported the
publication Neig which includes volumes Of
Reports The points decided clearly stated and we
gratife sly the work characterized by abi
y and rreat industry Of much the Bench
and Bar that you will receive the patronage Of the
profession, to which you are justly enutlei
NELL ;. BROWN, HENls1 n r. fuGtt1
Il. ". NACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
". z. COOPER, THOS- WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A. G.. MERRITT,
MANSON N. BRIEN, SR-, s. NENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN IT. EWING,
a. NJ FOGG, JNO. REID.
JNO. A. McCANIPBELL, WIN h. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge OF the Circuit and
ADRIAN L. DEMOSS, Criminal Court
The mentioned Digest be had the following Book
stores:
8Iessrs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. @. H. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John York & Co., Nashville Tennessee.
Mr.. J. A. Rayl, Knoxville Tennessee. -,
nsy4darWH H. NOLLlNILNE. f
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MCCREA, ". HOOPER HARRIS
Late Of McCrea Terrass. Late H. B. Morris & Co.
HUGH McCREA & CO.,
Successors to Il. B Morris 4 Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS Dc COl1ZSSIOy 1LERCZLLyZS
DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
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TEARM FOR SALE.--One hundred and seventeen acres
Of choice land, well improved and situated the LOUISVILLE
Branch Turnpike miles from Nashville IS Of which
are cleared and in ahh state Of cultivation, the balance IN heavy
timber. Those desiring hTstate soil and good Improvements
examine premises For further particulars
enquire Of E. c. DRAKE, or
r. II. CARTWRIGHT,
f1nndIo tqvi11e
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wWTANTE n-Immedately situaton Teacher IN a
Private Family take charge OF Select School By
Lady the very eferauces who has had considerable
pencs Teacher and prepared 70 teach in al the English
branches and also French and Latin together with Music Ad
dress Miss A. NJ B care Of Union and American Once
sept2-d2&rE3ts
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THE FALL STYLE OF HATS
WEHERY EARLElfY
Are now Ready
wATERFIELD q. WALKERS.

TTyE most seect and comprehensive assortment Of Hats IN
and CaBs for the season, will he found at
WATERFIELD < WALKERS. -
Their goods Of the most superior quality and their price
moderate and Uniform.
sep4 WATERFIELD d WALKER.
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TNRESH MACKEEEEI..--lOO whole and half barrels
IL New Mackere put this season. received direct from
Boston, and for sale by
augIs-u re GARTER, McKAY&C
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention Str knights .

ALL KNIGHTS TEMPLARs Of Butte county are
resp, ctfully invited to attend e meeting OF sir
Knights, son Saturday. 2lst day Of August, A. d.
1855, A. o. 742 at o'clock A. NJ.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.

WALKER RIVER "A miner name sled
lam recently return to Coulterville from
.he head waters Of Walker river, where he
las heen mining, reports, says the Mariposa
rsssffe,, that there are tweniy.h five or 80
liners at that place and that they are aver.
.s;ne from three 10 five dollars per dav -
IN, mining region is thought to beabout 20
lilies from Yo Senite Valley. in a direction
Iule north of east. These placers are tho't
"a be extensive; but discoveries t. the pre-.
..o, have not proven them very rich Water
4 spleniy for carrying on Of mining. The
.sautry is we'll timbered, aud excellent gra.
dng abounds.
Mr. s. would return in company with scv.
,ral citizens Of Coulterville The best point
ior those going to this region to start from
mCoulterville, keeping the divide between
,be Tuolumne and Merced rivers No par.
,isular obstacles exist to travelling, the as-
ssnt and descent upou the eastern side OF
As sierras is very gradual and easy.