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Why the Gable Failed.

An explanation Of this has been given
Joy Maj. James Ii. Riop,os Grr town, that
appears to US to be entirely satisfactory.
The cable has copper wire, with six 9th.
er copper wires twisted around il, passing
through the centre Of the cable in q
straight line. This is enveloped by a
thick gutta percba covering, around which
pass spirady similar twists Of iron wire.
Upon the cable being brought under tn.
great strain consequent TO It's being paid
ont jn the ocean depths, the spiral iron
twists, by COMPRISING the yielding gutia
percha within, elongated; while the straight
copper twist, the centre wire being un
yfetding to the others, could only stretch
and ,thensreak. The extent 10 which the
copper twis, would streatch before break.
ing, at the low temperstpre Of the ocean
bottom, would be small, and by no means
sufficient TO compensate for the addition.
al length given the cable by the .elonga
'ipn Of tbespiral iron twists, and their
also stretching. From this I, follows, that
the copper twist must have parted in
thousands Of places along the deepest Dor.
, tons OF tle ,cabis track.
Why currents Of electricity were at first
transmitted through the cable, Mai. r.,
thus explains: The eappsr yifeI, on
breaking, rarte1 in such manner IS 20
oppose sharp points on each side Of the
breaks, These, from we'll known laws Of
electricity. Transmitted the current as long
as they remained "bright' or unoxidized,
but as soon as they oxidized or "rusted,'' "
they became insulated one from the other
and hence no longer allowed The passage
OF the electric current. The causes of OK.
idalion arising from the gutta percha It.
self, and the moisture which the immense
pressure Of the water at the oceen bottom
must bring TO bear upon the conper wires.
are amply sufficient 10 produce the effect
IN the time in which The current ceased
TO be transmitted.
Maj. X, suggests that the cable should
have been constructed with gu;la percha
cord passing straight through the centre,
and the copper twist passed sp;raily a.
round, and then outside Of this the eutta
percha covering, envelopsd vith the spirai
iron twists, making proportiogaiely few.
er circuits than the copper wire twists
Within WiDDsboro Rooster.
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DEMOCRATIC Mass sMEErISG.-Dcmocrat
OF Boston held mass meeting, at Faneuil
Hall, on the ilth instant, filing 1t to over.
flowing. Resolutions were passed sus.
tninng the policy of the Democratic party.
Addresses were made by the Hon. f. Beach
the Hon. Caleb Gushing, the Hon. Isaac
Davis, o. Massachusetts,; and the Hon. JEFF.
ferson Davis, Of Mississippi.
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LATER fRon UTAH TERRITORY .-Adyi.
ces from Utah to the llth ult. state that
snow had begun 70 fall In The territory, and
several cattle in the mountains had perish
ed from cold. The army bad moved into
winter quarters. General Johnston had
assigned ths command TO Lieutenant Colo
mel Smith, and himself entered upon the
du,ieso caInmandsnt Of the department
Of Utah. "
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AccErTABLE.--IVe are indebted to Mr.
ii. X. Massey for liberal specimens of his
Turnp and Beet crops, grown on his prem.
lses in the Waxhaws. They qre fine, large
and porty, doing 10 Injustice in The latter
respect to our friend himself, and MS the
representative Of the old Waxhaw., chal.
lcnge the productive properties IF all other
sections
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MILLING FROST The first frost visible
at thus place fell on Thursday night last
and there was frost on several succeeding
nights. All of the most tender vegetation
seems 10 have been killed We do not ap.
prchcnd that the crops can now he injured
We heard of light frost in this section sew,
ernl weeks ago, but only in damp places
and not enough to do injury.
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Yellow Fever In Charleston.

The published returns report forty-five
deaths for the week ending 9th inst. This
is material falling off from the week pre-.
vious, and under the influence Of the pres
ent cool and pleasant weather the city win
doubtless soon be rid entirely of the dis.
cage.
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sB- We are requested to say that there
will be preaching at the Douglas Church
on Sunday next, Gath inst, by Rev. Mr..
Harrison.
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THE CONCERT To.s,cHr.--The lovers of
good music and of fun are reminded that
there is to be concert at the Court house
this evening, somewhat, we believe, upon
the Ethiopian style. Tickets may be had
at Deldon's Hotel or at the door.
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A moment more gentlemen, and / have
done. l believe the South is more united
now than at any former period of her his
tory. believe , too, that events are com
ing on that will press her still more close
ly together, and that it is madness now
TO divide and distract. He incures fear
ful responsibility who unnecessarily throws
into her midst disturbing element. The
South will soon be compelled TO fight her
tiercest and greatest battle; in all proba.
bility it will be her last battle in the Union
Let ;here be no dissension in her camp,
and no quarIng among her Children
The skies may seem serene, and the wat
ers appear tranquil, but the elements Of
mischief are mastering in the one, ard
rocks are hidden beneath the other. II
the Democratic party continues TO hold
the government, and our rights are pro
tected, we may remain at peace; but il
the Black Republicans succeed, the Union
must perish. 1t matters not who its lea.
der is, or what its platform of principles
may be, lis ascendehcy, If submitted TO
must be the subjugation Of the South
The natural appetency Of every dominant
party, especially if il is sectional, is TO op
preston; and when this is stimulated by
ianaticism, ruin is the sure result. !
wouId sooner see the South ravaged by
mildew and blast, by pestilence and fam
inc, than see her prond head bowed to
Black Republican rule. II ever she once
submits to Abolition ascendency, she must
fade away into ruin, or her courage upon
the field must win back what her submis
sion has forfeited. If she once yields, her
history is written in the annals of Mexico.
Stained in blood, shrunkeL in spirit, and
restless between anarchy and despotism,
stands that beautiful land, "unkingdomed
and widow" invoking some spell OF con.
quest snd renovation. Will the SoGth
court such fatel No! With her inn
mense resources and her teeming energy, !,
hers is splendid destiny. 1t may re-
9uire her to establish new conGederacy-
but she is equal to the task. At least, il
iorbids her submissian to Black Republi-
can rule. Never, with my counsel, will
she submit to this. And II she does, ney.
er, with my counsel, will South Carolina
submit. She was the j Ohm the Baptist OF
the Revelation, and il her honor require es
it, she must again be the forerunner in
defence ofour common liberty and civil.
cation. 3 ". ~ V"
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LANCAsTERvILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. goth, 1858
Election for Ordinary.

The votes for Ordinary for this District,
cast on Monday, 18th inst, were counted
on Wednesday following. after our last is
sue had gone to press. p. r. Hammond,
Esq, was elected by a MAJ ority of two
hundred and twenty seven votes over his
opponent, J. T. X. Belk, Esq. Below is a
statement Of the polls
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DARLINGTON DISTRICT.

DARLINGTON DrsTRTcT.
Rewesenala!irs-Dr } E Byrd, Mr. T p
Lide, elected.
N. B.-The managers declared their ina
bility to decide who was the successful COM
petitor for the third seat Mr.. J VI Nor
wood and Col. II B. Haynesworth were the
highest two Of the remaining can didates.
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ANDERSON DIsTRnr.

Senaae--Gen. J. w. Harrison, elected.
Represenlaiiues--Messrs. II x Vandiver,
Maj. John T Brsy!es, l. Shanklin, Gen.
s. NJ. Wilkes, elected.
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SETuRs DAY FOR CHEsTER.-The. Sidn-
dard report, ias cases re,nrned for that
District, exclusive Of accept.nces and con
fesslons, which last would probably swell
the number TO $50. This, lhe standard
SAYS, is n small return for that District
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EDGEFIELp DIsrRICT.

bbut ifLD DISTRlCT.
From friend we learn that the balloting
in Edgefeld District, resulted as. follows
J. p. Carroll, Esq, was elected State Sena
tor, by majority of. 35s votes over Wm.
Gregg, Esq.
Messrs. J. ii. Brooks, hbrnm Jones,
Deorirg,,J Jas. Tompkjns, w. w. Adams
and John Quattleb"uSa were elected Rep
resentatives.
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The highest salary osa Governor Of
anny State 10 the Union is paid in Caliior.
nia--ten thousand dollars, and the loves,
Is ~ VeTmont-seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
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LARGE SALE.-We direct attention to the
advertisement Of the Estate Sale Of the late
w. w. Alsobrook in Chesterfield, TO come
off on the 10th Of November next.
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WMLiAMsBuRG .DisyRIcT

Senate-Coi. 8. J. Montgomery, elected,
Representatires-Aiessrs John G. Pressly,
William N. Belser, elected.
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SrARrANpuRa DrsrRIcr.

Senate--Hon Gabriel CANNON, reelected.
Representatipes--Messrs Q T. Edwards,
Dr. b + Kilgore,J w Miller, -=- Fos-
ter, James Fanow, elected.
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ST. JoHN's CoLLET

f'T. JoHs's CoLLEToN.
Senate-Col + B Bryan, elected.
Representatires-Messrs. VIM Edings, E
C Whaley; no opposition.
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ABREvflLE DrsrRrcr

Repre,eniaiires--Gen.S Samuel McGowan,
Thomas Thompson, Esq, Col. II. IT. Har-
per, Capt. J. N. Cochran, DR.. J. J. Wnrdlaw.
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NEWBERRY DISTRICT.

We are Informed by friend that the ell
ccIon for Representatives. in Newberry Dis
trict, resulted in the election Of Mcssrs. {.
II. Suber, J. II. Williams, and l.. J. Jone..
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW.

Senate-Mr. Lewis O'Bryan, elected.
Representatires--Maj David l.. Smith.
Mr.. O.P. Williams, DIR, Chas. Pinckney.
elected.
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GRERsvILLE DrsrRicr.

Represeniafires---Messrs. j. w. Stokes,
J. NJ. Sullivan, d F. Perry, w. II. Camp
bell, elected
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CHARLESTON DISTRICT,

CHARLEsT0N DISTRICT,
SESATE.-Henry d. Lesense.
REPREsENTATIvEs.-T Y. Simons,
Francis D. Richardson, David Ramsay
Fleetwood Lanneau, Henry Buist, Charles
ii. Smontop, Leonidas w. Spra:t., Robert
w. Seymour, NJ. p. O'Connor, J. Jonathan
Lucas, c. q. Memminger, Robert s. Dur.
yea, William .Whaley, Richard Yeadou,
Joseph Johnson, jr., Henry L. Pinckney, jr.,
Ed. NJ. Whiting, James Simons.
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SUMTER DrsTRICT.

F. !. Moses was elected Senator by a
majority Of l02 votes, over 4. c. Spain
Esq.
For Representatives., Messrs. J. ID. Bland
ing, - T., B. Frazer and i. l.. Herlott.
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BARNwELL DIsTRIcT.

Serate-Hon J ID Allen, reelected.
Representatires-E Spann Hammond, Esq
Col } J Ryan, Capt d II Rice, Col A p Al.
drich, elected.
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LAND FOR SALE-Mr. J. G.. Small offers
for sale what purports to be a superior plan
ta,ion. See advertisement.
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Sr. JAMES Goose CREEE.
Represenia,ire-Dr. J. C.. NcKews.
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ALI SANrs,

Senate--Col Charles Alston, jr., elected.
Representative Peter vaught, sr, elected.
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We haye culled from our exchanges tho
result of the late elections in this State,
in the various Districts named below. The
following comprise the names of those el-
ected. ~
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UsIoN DIsrRtcr

RePr,seniotires--Messrs. Robert Beatty,
Gen J " Gadberry, w Jeffries, elected.
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CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT

CHESTERFIELD DIsTRIcr.
Senate-Gen w Biakene y, reelected.
Representatives. A Ipgljs, Esq, Col Al
Ian Macfarlan, elected.
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LEXINGTON DISTRICT.

LEXINGTON DISTRICT.
Representatives. John C Hope, DR..
Gerhard Muller. elected.
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RicHLAND DIsTRIcr

RTcHLAND DIsTRIcr.
SEsAroR-Col. Wade Hampton.
Allen J. Green, w. ii. Talley, and William
Wallace.
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ioLE DISTRICT.

REPREsESTATIvEs~-M Williams,
Moore, Black and Wpllace.
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KERsHAw DIsTRIcr.

REPREsESTAvIvEs-Messrs. A. II. Boy
kin, andlW. NJ, Shannon.
TAX CoLLEcToR-Mr. II. Pate.
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Sr. Thomas AND ST.. DEsxrs.

Senaie-Dr ]. X. Furmnn; no opposition.
RepreS~ntaiire-Col. B. J. Johnson no
opposition.
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Senaten-B II Wilson, elected.

SeSTsss:isas;ve:-=Msssrs R nozier, J II
Read, jr., J II Tucker, elected.
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LANCASTER DlsrRIcI

Representatives.. Williams, Esq, Maj
J. T.. Rutledge.
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CHESTER DISTRICT.

RRPREsESrArIvEs-W.T. T. Gilmere, John
s. Wilson, and DR.. s. w. Douglass.
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MARION DISTRICT.
REPREsEErATlyEs.-Messrs, Evans How
ard, and w. S. Mullins.
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LAUREss DISTRICT.

,Senate-lIon. James II. Irby, reelected.
Repre'entatires-Messrs. s. J. Craig, w.
D. Simpson, DR.. John A. ,Metis. DIR. James
ii. Wade, elected.
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CLAREEpoN DISTRICT.

Senate-C9l. RisShard J. Manning.
Represenfatires-Messrs. J. +. Richard
son, ir. w. J. McFadden.
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~ NJ. D. pr 7, NJ ,Sbuler gave, notice that
he. should contest the election of Represen-
tatiye to the Legislature.
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MARLBORO DIsTRIc1

Senate-Chnrles irby, Esq, elected.
Repres esentatires-Messrs. C,P Townsend
II Hudson, elected.
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ST. JoHN's BERKLEy

ST. JoHN's BERKLEY.
Senate-Hon Sandf. Barker, elected.
Representdtire--Col Phil. c Kirk no
opposition.
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ST. GEORGES DoRcHEsrEK.
Senate-Hon + Brown.ee, reelected.
Representatives Thomas ,sistrunk, elec-
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ST. MATrHEw's PARISH.
SEgATE.-O. NJ. DANTzLER.
REPREsESrArIvE.-Dr. J. A. Keller.
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ST. Andrews PARISH.
REPRrsEsrATrvE.-Joseph NJ. Kikcll.
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
REPREsENTATIvEs-Me Messrs. II. B. Boyl-
ston, II. &. Davis, and J. Is. ,NcCants.
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PRINCE GKoaoE's wnYaH.
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ST.. STEPHEN.

ST. STEPHENS.
Representatire-Philip Z Porcber, ESQ,
reelected.
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ST. PAUL

ST. PAULs.
Represeg'qtire-jJ. Calder Whaley, ESQ,
reelected. ..
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The Eloctions.

The Elections.
We haye culled from our changes tho
result of the late elections in this State,
in the various Districts named below. The
following co omprise the names of those el-
ected.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT,
SESATE.-Henry d. Lesense.
REPREsEHTATIvEs.-T Y. Simons,
Fmhcis D. Richardson, David Ramsay
Fleetwood Lanneau, Henry Buist, Charles
ii. Smonton, Leonidas w. Spra:t., Robert
w. Seymour, NJ. p. O'Connor, J. Jonathan
Lucas, c. q. Memminger, Robert s. Dur.
yea, William Whaley, Richard Yeadou,
Joseph Johnson, jr., Henry l.. Pinckney, jr.,
Ed. NJ. Whiting, James Simons.
ST. MATTHEw's PARISH.
SEgATE.-O. NJ. DANrzLER.
REPREsESrATIvE.-Dr. J. A. Keller.
ST. ASDREw's PARISH.
REPRrsEsrATrvE.-Joseph NJ. Kikcll.
MARION DISTRICT
REFREsEETATlyEs.-Messrs, Evans, How
ard, and w. s. Mullins.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
REPREsEHTATIvEs-Me r. B. Boyl.
ston, II. G. Davis, and J. B. sbicCants.
KERsHAw DTsTRIcr.
REPREsESTAvIvEs-M A. IL. Boy
kin, and w. NJ, Shannon.
TAX CoLLEcToR-Mr. II. Pate.
RTcHLAND DIsTRIcr.
SESAToR-Col. Wade Hampton.
REPREsENTATIvEs-Me J.P. Adams,
Allen J. Green, w. ii. Talley, and William
Wallace.
SUMTER DrsTRIcr.
F. I. Moses was elected Senator by a
majority Of lO2 votes, over a. c. Spain,
Esq.
For Representatives, Messrs. J. ID. Bland
ing T, B. Fraser and i. L. Herlou.
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
we are Informed by friend that the ell
ec.oh Tor Representatives IN Newberry Dis
=, -, ' 49,, '" ~ "os -
go,
:. 49,, ~. '"' o"''"s
~ - ~ 80 'o"o"H
'f' ""o '"''' oe"''
~ :, ,,
Ds,rirn I,s rtomn,;n. w wv .
md ioSn on.,,Iahpnr, ,sr. .,a,,os w. %' M
,,ursu. ~.
p,n,n, ,w ~ c.,.
9 Iyil.on .nd n. . w n.s", o''"
Prn,rsv-,,... ". ,,,,r
Mo-, nj, IL ,U.,,-
G. r, n
S.,.,.Dr E...,.....s-
p..-...n,,,;r.-CdRI Iohn.o"
oono.;,io, [ "'
nARfHoLohEws'
Se"d'e-"t' Lewis u Bryan elected.
MI ". .r' ""''ams' Dr. Chas. finckney'
elected.
ST. PAuLs.
t''eu' .r " ..f
.t"Rkss R'sTRicr'
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6Be gGasBbjIIt anion & 9meritan.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, COMMENCING
WAY Is, 1855.


COMMENCING with the above date lhe NASHVILLE UNION
AMERICAS win be Published edited by E. G. EASTMAN,
F. DuuNaroS, O. GRIFTTH, and G. c. PoINDExTER, under
the style Of E. G. EAsrAN The terms, heretofore
BE- for the Daily IS for the TWeeky, IS and for the Week
~ SO per snnun.
The aerce political struggles Of the twenty years. in
which the UNION and afterwards the UNION As1cAS has
taken 50 prominent part rendered necessary prede
cescrs publish almost exclusively political journal.
that department the paper has always occupied rank second
nUne country At length principles and policy the
Democratic party have become fixed and mprgnabe, and
propose to make the central democratic organ, and
commercial departments all that it has ever been in its political
While abatng ot Of heart energy support Of the prn
oiples and policy Of the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements BY which viii supecede the necessity Of the
business the general reader going the State for pa
pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News from all quarters all important sub
jeotsPoc Commercial, General-W precedence,
hereafter, every thing else. We shall spare pains or ex-
penss to place paper in this respect advance Of all com
petOrs and to make it necessity those Of our citizens
who may not sympathize with political opinions.
Wit and IIumOr.
SUI LOvENGOODs inimitable sketches viii continue to
belllsh the humorous department Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman of intelligence and experience has been employed
Local Editor, who viii devote his whole time
relating Commerce Of the country and the In
dusry of the State.
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To the usefulness Of the UNION AMERICAN viii be
unremitting We this Spring Summer investing
materials, buildings &c. money than the whole establish
ment appraised Eve years ago. Our determination
establishment rank among the influential as well
extensive institutions of the State and to make Of the
organ the Democracy paper which be referred by
people with confidence pride. And while this we ask
friends to add to our subscription increases so
shall increase our energies and enterprise.
Clubbing.
We will send Weekly Paperto Clubs at the following
Five copies one year, new subscribers, SIl.OO
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TW0 VALuRRLE EkRDaS E0R SALE

THAT Valuable faTm which tae undersigned has
sided for the last eight nine years is for sale. u 70
the waters Of Big HaTpeth Tver the county of "
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville the iaEe
Tank, the RChland and CeGtFsve TRrEpke nine miles
from franklin The county seat Of Williamson, EBd wibG
two miles Of tho North Western Railroad DOW being cen
sructed. The contains about four hundred and eight
Of FIRST farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
Of the Ii formally well known farm
the late WilEiHs WhitsflG.
On this Is comfortable residences, with all ne.
eessary bOaes barn, cribs stables carriage house &c
with excellent young orchard Of m0et choice fruit Good
spring water, and abundance OfGgyer zE stock water
unRng from different through the farm. AdjOin
ing this farm is another tract Of about two huHGTai acres
excellent land with good residence, for saa. The
both tracts is equs TO any for crops grain grass
and both united, they will be sold separately together
may suit buyers) II is thought BY good judges could be
made Of the best stock farms in The State W size
As those wanting TO buy would Of course vhsh 10 view
the premises before purchasing. further description
deemed unnecessary, but all invited call sad
themselves. lEug 25-eo&wtfl JOHN 7. HILL,
TWISH TO sell the farm which I reside, in WiaTnsra
county, adjoining that advertised above " Mr. Ohm T.
Ill., containing by recent survey, hundred ninety
nine and half acres OF Arst rate farming land, corr
Portable dwelling, with ell necessary bOuss suitable fo
with good fences including about hundred yards
stone fence will sell this place separately, together
with M H's-as both united would certainly make Ae1
rsbe farm, and purchasers invited call Gr iii
and examine the premises. LAVlNIA CRAiGHEsD.
For eThe particulars apply TO Mr.. Il. " Slytgr IL
StOTeOf Snyder d FTizzell Nashville l.. @.
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