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wEpNEspAY MORNINa. MAY Ia, I85s.
a sTARTLING ANNoUNCEMENT.

a STARTLING ANNOUhCbMENI.
The Bonner of yesterday TUESDAY lsth) amour.
ces the startling intelligence that
The detection Of Stephen A. Douglas, and his
bold and successful opposition to the administration
ruined the democratic party as an organization and
sounded ct once the desth-rattle inits throat"
Waving the criticism upon the statement pur-
porting to be Of fact in this paragraph to which it
Is fairly subject, and waving also a point Of ad-
sniration for the brilliant figure which makes Of
death-rsttle an instrument to be sounded by the
traitor in the throat Of the victim he has sacrificed
we give ourselves up TO q prOfOunder admiration
Of the spectacle presented when the CHASTITY skele.
ton of an organization which has been three days
dead and stinketh" presents itself in shroud and
grave clothes, to preach the funeral sermon of an
imaginary death.
With this point Of admiration made, let us tell
the Banner a story: It is of q wife, whose unfor-
tunale passion for drink had been the single trouble
of her husband Drunk she would get when she could
get gin and gnshe would get while there was an srti
Gle in the house to sell or pawn. And her husband
took counsel with his friends how to reform her
It was advised and determined to take her when dead
drunk, put her in a vault the husband to watch her
waxing anu Iughteh her Win the sUoIys 'A"' oNe
was dead and in the other world. And Sc 1t was
done. They put her in coffin, laid her in the dark
vault, and the husband sat by until she woke. Her
first question on waking was" Where am l"
Answer in sepulchral voice, You are in the other
world" Gam / dead?" "Yes!" How long
have been dead?" Three days!" "Well-are
you dead, too" "Yes!" ." How long have you
been dead?" "Three Weeks!" (After pause:)
oWeI, stranger as you have been here the longest,
can you tell body where a little good gin can be
had?
Without pursuing the story to its end and its
moral, we may express the hope, in connection with
the Banners funeral reflections that as it has been
Gin the other world" much longer than we have,
we shall expect it not to overlook the Inequalities
due to q new conner.
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mwurRr sHArIrGna, y,

gentleman who has been Ife-long whig, Of
the ardent and ssngaine school, lately illustrated
the difficulty Of mis- present political position by
very strong figure Of speech. The gentleman Of
whom We speak is an able and popular judge in a
neighbOring circuit. Suspected, by one Of his for
mer political associates, Of strong leaning towards
the democracy, the Judge thus stated his difficulty
and the alternatives before him: Where eau 60?
A man nowadays must go to the Democrats, or he
must 90 to the black republicans, or he must go to
H" We suspect that the foregoing H
stands for Halifaz-a region to which certain IN
sound politicians emigrated during the revolution.
We commend the difficulty and the climax to the
attention Of the Patrio5 in its discussion Of the
nroprietH Of q reconstruction of parties
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n5- We are not sure but the remarks Of a cotem-
porary regard to poverty correct, that if you
have but little. and wish to get more, don't talk
about your poverty. Nobody has any sympathy
with poverty unless it is eztremei and it must be
confessed adversely of all sorts is " unpopular" 1t
is not very easy to tell why, but everybody likes
prosperous man the better for his prosperity. The
day that LOUIS NAPOLEON made the coup dc etat, he
doubled the number of his friends and well wshers
although he showed himself a rascal by the very
means which he took to be emperor. His pros
perity blinded half the American people to his
kuavery and nearly all Frenchmen Of course. 1t is
pleasant to help man who knows how to help him
self, and that perhaps, is the reason why 1t is so
easy for thrifty people to thrive while the man
who shows no capacity to get in the world, finds
few willing coadjutors
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For the Union and American.
GNTNTI DnN

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-The statement in your paper
Of Saturday concerning Mr. ANDERSON, was not
correct in one particular. There was no small pOx
at Tyree Springs. Mr.. ANDERSON came up on a
wagon from Nashville, just off of a steamboat on
which he had been running in the Cincinnati trade
The small pox broke out on him at the residence Of
WIN. PAYxE's in this county. He has had no con-
neotiOn with Tyree Springs or Carriers stage line
You will please make this correction in justice to
Mr.. MosuER the very clever host at Tyree.
ANDERSON was found Saturday, being near three
DAYS and nights in the woods without food or shell
ter. delerious and wild. We have P aced him under
the care of four Irishmen who have had the small
poT. He is of from the road in q shanty built in
the woods We are using every means to prevent
the spread Of the disease 1t is very marked case
of continent small pOz.
Yours Respectfully,
r = pAvEE
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NASHVILLE SPRING RACEsI


Sweepsake for uutred years old De m Is heats 800
entrance; S2j forfeit ". Z. kOunduee Usmss Ch by
A bi0n, dam b. Pr.m John Kennedy uam-s Blk. C. by
Albion dam BY ev.uthau yUnu Kennedy names z C. b.
Emu, d-m b. AJnCeby ". 4. Jbealham names cat b.
Geucos lu D. LevIathan James JACKSON names TO- c.
b. Glencoe, b. O.lell3 Col Geo EllITtt names en-.
by A bOr, I1m b. LevIa,hln Gen W q Harding names
ca b, ID or dau by PrIlu. Gen W q. Harding names
bT l. b. Epsilon. dam b. Priam. Gen. W. e. Harding
names b. b. Epsilon, dam b. Margrave. Rice Cur.
lley b c. by Yorkshire, dam b. Glencoe I. q.
Moore c. C b. 6lsuc-e, dam b. Frank.
EEIDAi, MAY u, 1905
ProPrie;or's purse, 500. One IN l. Leafs.
% RACs-PrnprIeIOI's purse, SIUy Oue mile heats for
Beaten years OO.
SATURDAY, MAY 2, l55S.
PrOPretors purse, 400. Handicap tvo lassaud half
AONUAI, MAY a, 1853.
Match for S25CO side; 900 iOifsL ? mile heats
James Jackson names c. III mum b. Glelsce dam BY
UlhellO 8 years old Vim. RluId.ree zines ca. f. By
Glencoe dam Jane Watson b. Pram. years Old.
SHEEPSTAkE PROPOSED
To be run on the rst day of the FIJI Meeting with year
Odds $500 entrance; 500 bfsIl. mile heats, or
more to make roce 70 name and close on the 5th day
Of Nay. 1855
- Security will be required for the forfeit.
). ]. CARTER.
aprl6-eOdtd. Proprietor.
The Louisville Journal will publish three times and for
ward bill 10 this Office for collection.
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CONVENTION TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION.

The people will be be called upon to vote, on the
first Thursday in September next on the question
of calling convention, to amend the constitution
Of the State The duty of sherifs in giving notice
of this election specified in the following section
Of an act Of the Legislature:
ssSEc 3.-The sherihs of the several counties in
this State, SHALL after giving sixty days notice IN
writing in each civil district in their respective
counties, and in some newspaper printed IN the
county, IF there be oue) and if not one, in some
neVspaper printed in Knoxville Nashville, Jackson
and Memphis, open and hold an election, at the
several places Of holding elections in their counties,
on the first Thursday in September next, as pre-
ssribed in this aCt''
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Vrs1T OF MoHAMMED PACHA TO THE FEMALE NOR
NAL SCHooL.-Rear Admiral MOhammed Pacha and
suite visited the Female Normal School on Satur-
dsy. bv invitation. About five hundred young Ia
dies were present in the Hail. to whom the Admiral,
Capt Efendi, and the Turkish Consul, were pre-
scented by the President.-N. T. Post
The young ladies we suppose felt highly hOnOred
in forming the acquaintance of man with harem.
We think that BRIGHAM YOUNG, the Grand Turk Of
Utah. is enitedto the same courtesy when he visits
New York POligamy in Utah is just as good as
polygamy in Turkey, and NO worse
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cnrNrrEs AND corNTY.sEATs.

At the suggestion Of the Comptroller, We copy
below list Of the different counties in the State,
With their COUNTY seats and the population of these
towns which we suppose not to be strictly accurate
but as near as It can be approached:
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Of 77l, ne progress Of measures England Praneo ana
elsewhere, the Battles orLsxingou aud Concord the Siege
Of Boston, the Congress Of MS choice Of Wsshinaon
a. Commandsr-in Chief, the Battle Of Bunker Hil &C.
As there viii doubtless be great demand Tor the Hlss
ofihe Revolution Of preceding volumes Of
iae work. these four volumes viii also BE- polished sspa-
raiely' As the American Revolution, Vols l. II, III, "
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The publishers invite the asntlon reRdsrs o. hs
present volume Of SIR. Bancroqa STORY the United
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M LOUIS NAPOLEON has completed his fftieth
year. He was born at the Tuilleries, in Paris, on
the Goth Of April 1908.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-19

NJ The banks in South Carolina, we under
stand, are making arrangements to resume specie
payments al an early day.
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rglg- The GAINESVILLE Chronicle in its unWarrant-
able zeal to depreciate the Kansas settlement-fOr
which every Southern man voted but BELL and six
other Know Nothings, and against which all the
AboEtionists voted-asserted that QUITUAS, Of
Mississippi denounced the ENGLISH substitute as
.. dirty swiudle" Which we denyed and challenged
she proof To this the Chronicle replies that it OBJ
tanned its information from the New York Tribune
and Louisville J0urHal-iust such authority as We
would have expected for sn abolition SANDER.
If the editor Of the Chronicle wishes to preserve
his own credit for veracty he must quit giving cir
culation to reports from such sources We had as
soon expect an honest man to be found in the pos
session Of stolen goods, for a of truth to be
found quoting upon such subjects, from the Journal
or Tribune.
If our friend of the Chronicle desires to do Gen.
QuruAE justice he will turn to the Congressional
G.05s and copy the explanation he gave Of his
vote lie did not characterize the ENGLISH bill
d" dirty swindle" a fraud" or any thing of that
character He assigned three reasons for his oppO-
sition-lst because, according to his construction
il was submission of the question Of the admis-
sion Of Kansas back to the people, I'D, because
he was anxious to settle issue between the North
and South, and a final settlement made Of it, for
permanent union or separation. He regarded this
contest as a mere incident to the slavery question.
81. Because he regarded the act of the people of
Kansas as complete-as an act of quasi sovereignty
with the consent Of the United States in the form
alton Of a constitution. He was therefore opposed
TO referring equeston back to any political power
in Kansas.
Now all Of this is the very opposite Of the reasons
which the n. Y. Tribune the Lou. Journal and the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle assign for their course Gen.
QruTNAN is extreme upon the Southern side Of the
question; they extreme on the Northern side OF
the question. The Democratic party being national,
takes neither extreme, but supports the rights Of
all We regard Gen. QUrTuAN as wrong in his con
structiou Of the ESGLIsH bill, but he is wrong on
the right side; while the Chronicle is wrong on the
wrong side aud therefore douby wrong. We have
some patience with a who does wrong in trying
to do right; but we have no patience with man
who does wrong purely from WsntOnness.
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NEW STOCK OF ENGLISH STRAW
AND PLAIN HAIR
BON Il S---With Capes,
Three Hundred and Eighty Brown and
White LeghOrn Hats.
e g @
Paris Flowers, Childrens' Hats, and Silk
Fringes, and
MILLINERY GOODS.
MPORTAHOES

Fob 1859.
CJE would -cspsctruly inform friends and Country
w Merchants that nave received large addition 20
Of Fancy BOnnsis and FASHIONS for Summer,
that will supass anything opened as Nashville vest
Of the Aegheney Mountains, consisting OF Rich Imperial
chip, New styles Of snow White Willow COlOred, and
Drab kngisd and swiss htFaW hOnnets; large stock Of
cOnsd and While LehOrn B0nnets for Ladies' and Misses
For BOnues Parties and Head Dresses ParaOs and Shades
Paris Fans, Co mb Belts and Ornamental Goods Ia great
VareLyy ne lice OF EDbrOderiss Of Collars, Sleeves
Worked HIr dkerehies ,1els BuZa Goods aud Trimming
Laces, all the styles Of Hoop Skirts, making rich
combination OF Millinery Fancy Goods, Unsurpassed
beauty and style We have purchased hs stOrk exclusive
B for cash. and will give great bargains for the article
will exclusively do Cash Business this year a. Pa
san Millinery BazsEr No. 46 Union Street, next 70 Safe
Bank.
N.B-COuntry Merchants and MilineFI supplied With
Pattern Bonnels, sTsu bin Of goods, as cheap Pur
chasing East.
BoaHsts Beached and Altered 70 Late Styles in supeho
style.
mayI2-9m Z. WISE, Agent.
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PEREMPTORY SALE Oh
Texas and Arkansas Lands,
at Auction,

200 Sections Arkansas Lands 2lO Sections Tsras
Lands.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th DAY OF MAY, 1853, We
~ will sell, in Jhs ely Of Memphis, Tennessee. at our
Auction Rooms, No. 262, Main street:
FOR CASH, UNTIL 500 900 BE REALIZED.
The lands arc the chOisest selections In both States
The lands Arkansas lie in Mississippi cOdny, and
uuipjused by the late high NECESSITY CANNOT
TOr Al SACRI FIGES-the sale will be positive and ABB
slute, until hundred thousand dollars De realized.
All those who have CASH, OTWhO can command No. l.,
New Orleans acceptance, will find It 10 their interest to al
tend The best OPP ruHity offered for land in
vestmeuts in the South.
Full particulars given at our OG1ce.
G. B. LOCKE & CO.,
Nayj2-dtE6zVds Aueiioneers and heal Estate Brokers
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THALBERG AND VIEUXTEMP5,
n RAND COMB NATION G ONCERT, will begin Mon
u day Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 81 Ist aud 2i
June The manager also has honor TO announce that IN
engagement has been effected with
Madame Elena D'AngTi,
The great Pdma Donna from the Academy Of Music, New
York, ard
Miss Juliana May,
Who will appear al their concerts.
Full particulars 10 future Advertisement may 1911
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rea- Mr.. SMITH, of Illinois, from the Select Com
mttee, to which the subject had been referred pre-
scented bill TO the House to spPortiOn the clerk and
messengers Of the several Departments at Washing
ton among the several States, Territories, and Dis
trict Of Columbia.
This proposition will meet with violent opposition
from the States Of Virginia, Maryland, and Penn
sylvania which up to this time have enjoyed nearly
all the patronage Of the Departments. We are free
IN confess that We consider State better OF without
il than with it.
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AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDIHAkY
BY
TRABUE g LUCUg.

I'VE will sell at Auction, TUE DAY and WEDNESDAY,
w May y and &C. 1858, magnificent stock OF new fresh
AMI shOnAbe Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, NOV IeeeV
ug embracing nearly article In the Dry Goods lns'
Aso, 80 cases Boots ard Shoes 90 pecs CarpetBg
Il one Dollars Worth Of and fashionable
Ready NJ Clothing, Will also Offer at this sale Variety
i0ods Dress Trimmings, Gold and Rrass JeWeTy Watches,
Double and Single Barrel SHOT Guns, etc
TERMS:
All sums over $780, months time for satisfactory notes
nsyi6-.d TRABUB & LUCUs.
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GOOD Things
Slightly Ahead.

VNTE have rcgn.y the exclusive agency for this
% Sta g. for the Hasy * Boxers, and Capt z.
SLuItz's Ceiebrsted brands OF
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
This Agency includes all her brands, aud enables 70
sell AT Factory prices. csndid believe give
dealers better bargain than has been offered
his civ as Of Tobacco SnUG and s5glrs
III largest and best thathas been kspt this
city.
No. a Union street, Sd door from Bank Of Tennessee.
ami ut J W. LANGLEY q co.
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Ia Some Of the D5UGLAs wing Of the new CO.
siHon propose making an increase Of the Tariff, for
purposes Of protection, plank in their new plat
form which is yet to be agreed upon The Philadel-
pbia Press advocates this policy, and places on the
ground that 1--WE are in the midst Of one Of those
revulsiOus which periodically disturb trade in all its
departments aud affect Industry, commerce and
manufactures, in every quarter Of the world: and
that the reduced revenues Of the Federal Govern
men aud the necessity for new loans to con duct the
Government, will alone compel some sctiOn on the
part Of Congress" Thus it is, whenever men aban-
on their party, they must soon abandon its Prin-
iples. These rencgsdes, like other renegades, will
begin to swear from this out, that the Democratic
party was always in favor of protective tariff
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Farewell Concert Tour.
MISS ANNA VAIL,

Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
Grand Musical Concert tho course OF few days. on
which occaon she will be assisted b. the following emil
nent Artists:
MOLLENH AUER,
The great Volnis who created quite sensation in Eu-
rOUs and this COuntrg.
N.B-MOns. Julien, announcing the brothers Molten
hauer saws on his programme: Their Duets
tonhed the dileanti of musical EuOps, by their is
unity Of soul and expression accorded by these gifted
Artists to their performances The brothers MOeunaus
are as highly celebrated for heir compositions their
eeutfve abilities their QuaTess and Musics d CJm9Ts
having given them much TeaOWn among composers and
artists As their playing has achieved with the pu0lc
THE. SCHREINER,
The talented Pianist and Composer, pupil Of List.
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|. - s Of , III the state ot---5
hereby agree furnish and deliver the navy yards
all The articles named ia the classes hereuu0 agreb
the provisions the schedules therefor conformity
with the advertisement Of the Bureau Of Construction
the 3Ja Of Nay c5 Should my offer be acep request TO
be addressed at - and the contract the navy
agent at , or to --, for signature and
..-- L-L-LL.
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thereby certify that the above named -- are known
70 Of property and able make good their guarantee.
Date. Signature.
To be- signed by United district judge United states
district attorney, collector, OF navy agent.
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lDile.I Signature A. b,
The schedule which the bidder encOes be pasted TO his
offer and each Of them signed by him. Opposite article in
the schedule the price be SET carried the
footed for each class, and the likewise
ten in words
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NOl ECEa
rF1HIS is to notify and all persons not pur
L chase o trade for note executed by nd G.
r. file to John d. Woodward, the llth day Of May,
Ie5S something twenty-five hundred dol ars,
he precise recoectedi thsTe being udgmtnt
The Lircu Court Of Humphreys county; which
he land FOR which said executed said will
be PAID t1e consideration for which said note
given has failed.
msyIs-V5, K. D. BIPfLg
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The Bonner of yesterday Tuesday 1sth) amour
- Il, =, .+sytliv,,, irtallieenca that
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Farm Wanted.

i arm w a4Ce0,
WE wish TO purchase desirable stock farm with good
w improvement s,eontaRn from 251 70 $50 acres, with
IN 5 OF 10 lies FROM Nashville or near turnpike
CT izsl Of Nashville Ws0,s to exchange desirable
city properly, improved and vacant within 'eW hundred
So rds Of the pu0c square, for good 6Fm not further than
50 miles, an as much nearer possible and e0nVs
neut q turnpike or railroad.
have recently SOLD several large farms ard persons
wishing buy sell dnd theiT interest give
q cali J. l.. & X. W. Brown,
nay l5-dtRGW-tf ~ Cherry street.
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Take NOtiCe.

THAT Mr. L. lie longer my EN- poly, either
L Salrtman or Collector b. L. SIMPSON,
may 7-IW 46, Public Square.
RIHU rs Patent sefssaling Fruit Cans and Jars. Tor
"A pres fresh fruit by HeTmetcal S8zlEg, just
ce.vCd nd tor Eale low by
mayl5-lm p. ". MAAEf q co.