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The cotton plant locks a little "dilapidatsd,"
caused, doubtless By the cool nights and mornings
for several days pass Such weather Is Considered
highly inimcal 10 the besllh aud growth Of cotton
The corn crop promises we'll We saw silks Friday
shat we're brought from the Plantation Of "a aner-
gstio and successful agreulturist The wheat looks
as if the 'staf Of life" would be plenty and cheap
Choetav (Aia Democrat
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- y NASHVILLE a shattanooga IsaiIroad
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I,--, Of the state ot-s
hereby agree furnish deliver the respective navy yards
all the articles named 10 the Glasses hereuno annexed agrey
the provisions the schedules therefor and conformity
with the advertisement Of the Bureau Of Constructions &C. Of
the 18th May, should my accepted request
be addressed al and the contract the navy
agent at at--, or to --, for signature and
certificate
(Date.) Signature, A. 3.
The schedule which the bidder encloses be pasted bis
oeF, each Of them signed g him. Opposite each article I'm
schedule the price set the carried cut, The
aggregate footed for each ea and the amount likewise writ
tan in words.
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~ We went through half dozen plsniations
last week and found the cotton plant looking very
unpromisng-no better than at the same period last
year. Corn crop Shocking Wall-P0Tt Gibsoa Eiiil
HsrniH
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Early COFroE "SQUAREs."-Dr. Hsaslcy has
laid upon our table several stalks Of GOTTEN with
developed squares upon them, iaken from g held
planted shout the 10th March, and which vas not
much damaged by the recent frost This shows that
the cotton plant viii occasionally bear a. early
planting and endure the spring frcsts Of cur oli-
mate as well as the corn crops. The octorinforms
us that tits Of the variety Of The 'MexicsR Burr"
which he has grown 90 successfully for the last few
ysars.-La Granqs (GG ReD0rfs, 20ti ut
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PENNsELVASIA oENFRAL RAILROAD.
Three Daily Trains from PittsbuFg
TO PhFIadeInhfa,

Passengers from the Wescan rely upon being the short
st and most expeditions to pladelPa Baltimore, and
New York and All Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad Phil'a
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SLN EAOGf&1l STEAM IN CINE FOR SALE /
II El without boiler. Wofsnden & Co.'S Machine shop,
cherry street, doors south Of Broad ansl
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HARDIN COUNTY, TENN EsSS EE.--The above
Watering place viii be opened for the reception Of visitors
daY daily o. coaches tour
stagng viii with the Memphis and Charleston Raoad
the BurnsTie Depot Ten hours travel fsm Memphis the
Sprugs. health pleasure, thH White Sulphur equal
any Watering place. North South. fne hand Of Music from
New Orleans win be in attendance GEO. SHALL,
may30-iSWlm Proprietor.
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nsa- Farmers are beginning 10 want rain. The
louise is cotton generally. Oai crop failure,
owing to the rust-a new thing. Wheat Wil turn
out pretty Well-Esfaw (Aia.) 05ssrU1, zoiA
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I. \. RAINS, J. H.
RAIN & BRO WIN,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCREPTIONISTS,
no. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TEsdsEssEEe
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals
N pure and unadulerati Drugs fresh and genuine
select powders, ctr, always on hand
EEAFOAtlNG EXTRACTS ETC.
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Apple, Strawberry Celery Almond
Raspberry, Peach and Orange Extracts for favorng Best Ber
muda oot Isngass Cloves Nutmegs Cinnaon etc.
RAINS & BROWNS.
$4,000 hPEGS EaSH Fl aa4 IN eaI SAEPES D A.
extensive stock Of Garden ses embracing many new
valuable vaTietes brought They all
the growth Of 1851, and from the following we'll
reputation:
b. Landreth & Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Wherfeld, &c
Risleys Freiona, New York.
Shaker Gardens, South Union, Kentucky. @
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses really for gatu
toUs distribution. Call and get one,
addition to the above large supply
varieties the pound and busbeI
'2s0OO PAPERS FLOWER SEEDS.
from the celebrated johnson Robbins
Co. thousand Papers Of Flower Seeds The lovers Flow
have and better
OF seeds, than they have city
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 10 South side Public Square,
a iauf4 the Market HOuHa
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of , hereby guaranty that the foregoing lid
Of f1r Of the classes therein nalaed Be n-ll-
he they will within days receipt Of de
at the Office named. degnate the
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said guaranty good the difference between the oer
Of the said and that which may be accepted.
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ARD! LAR Dl--The highest market price paid foT Lard
E 4 put up in shipping order. }. 7. MARTIN co. n
ieble. - 81 Corner Broad and Market streets
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foryou are obliged 10 trust a great deal In
such cases to their fidelity, certainly not IN
your physician, lawyer, architect, engineer
for In them much more depends on thelr f.
deity, VIII you buy and sell with men
whose honesty you doubtP Not II you can
help yourself Why, then, when We cannot
dispense with this one quality Of conscience
In any other pursuit. or calling. should We do
without II when we select men for important
oniees' For more depends ON their fidelity
~ these cases than IN the others. In the
other instances only our individual interests
are at stake but Ia these ours aud those Of
many others, the interests Of society, the in
trrosts Of our ohidrens children, the inter
csts Of the state, aud even the interests Of
civilization and humanity,
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Tho Omnibus ownor.

Let me tell you, said a spoakerofthis man.
lie owned a line Of omnibusses, be kept q
rum shop or drinking saloon, made money,
and wasted his spiritual good In oil manner
Of ways, useless, ireligious Ills wife went
10 these prayer meetings She became q
truly converted woman. lie forbade her
going 70 the prayer rurrtings hut she would
90, She kept on going though be got angry
and said she must not, Finally no told her
she must leave him or quit going TO the
prayrrmeeungs lie told her something
like ths, "Now II you viii 90 up into the
chamber and pray with me, You may pray
as much % you plensc.but you must not 60 10
the prayer-meetings" She said she only just
knew how to pray for herself SO. they went
into the shnmbor, and be was very much sur
pri.ed to hear her pray That day every
thing wont wrong, Next morning they went
into the chamber topray. 81 thought would
let her pray II out, and by keeping her
from the praycr'meotngs | should break
the charm" So they kneelcd down together,
and she prayed such prayer as took deep
hold Of his heart as they rose from their
knees he kissed her, and went away. Ills
heart was so6encd, subdued, ana he came
humhcd at the feet of Jesus, converted
man. We rejoice over scores such as he.
lie abandoned his liquor selling at once. lie
witnesses good confession
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wasps had taken possession during the sum
mer, and were having a nice time Of IL in
them. BY dint Of effort he got out the in
truders, and dressed for meeting, But while
reading Scriptures 10 the congregation, he
felt dagger from one Of the enraged small
WASTED fellows, and jumped around the pull
pit sapping his thighs. But the more he
slapped and danced the more they stung.
The people thought him crazy, and we're In
eommotion as 10 what 10 do but he explain
ed the matter by saying "BrefhreH dor'f br
alarmed the psrd ef The Lord i hp my
mouth al, The. dera Is ia my brefches -
Webster always told II with great glco 10 the
miniateTs.
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WILD CATs.--A gentleman having in his
possession ten or twelve hundred dollars on
certain banking institution away out West
went up to the counter one fine morning
and addressed the teller in the following Ian
guage:
nGeed morning. beautiful weather,
sir. Ahem. have something over a thou
sand dollars worth of your money in my
pocket. Do you redeem ?'
The teller says:
GOOD morning sir !" smiles blandly, and
answers, eve redeem, sir, but we do not pay
specie"
"Do not pay specie, hcyP Suspended, I
suppose ?"
"what do you redeem with, /" was the next
question.
with bills on the other banks" replied
the clerk pleasantly.
and these, | presume, are also non-speeio
paying banks ?''
"Very probably they are, sir" bowling very
politely.
"wcn, then, what kind of bills can you
give. me ?"
Most any kind, sir. Give you Red Cat o'
"Can't stand it."
"Well, then, how's Grey Gait"
"Train't worth a snap"
"Well, I'll try and accommodate you with
White Cat ?"
at wouldn't be any accommodation at all.
| don't want your Internal Wild Cat money
neither Red Cat, Grey Cat, Black Cat,
White Cat or Tom Cat. I wouldn't use il To
! fitrcr horse with. HFavnt YOU got some
money on Eastern Banks ?'
mo, sirs'' softly and very polite, "Eastorn
Banks are principally specie-payin institu-
| tions"
"If not Eastern, then, have you bills on
any other banks that do pay specie ?"
/ "No, sir, bowling most courteously.
"Well them" drawing his package from his
pocket with desperate expression Of coun-
tenaace, "can you give me tolerably executed
counterfeit bills on any bank that does pay
specie? ?"
mo, sir,"very loud, and looks as if he felt
insulted
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A JoKE.-A corr espondent sends the Buf-
falo Express the following good thing for the
hot weather.
*, the Quaker President ofa Penn
sylvania Railroad, during the confusion and
panic last fall, called upon the W bank
with which the road had kept large, regu-
lar account, and asked for an extension of a
part of its paper falling due in few days.
The Bank President declined rather abrupt
~, saying in tone common with that frater-
nifty
%Mr. X, your paper must he paid at ma
turity. We cannot renew it." T.
VERY WELL" our Quaker replied, and left
the bank. But he did not let the matter
drop here. On leaving the bank, he walked
quietly over to the depot and telegraphed all
the agents and conductors on the road To re-
iect the bills on the W bank. In a
few hours the trains began to arrive, full of
the panic, and bringing the news of distrust
Of the W bank all along the line OF
the road Stockholders and dcpostors flock
ed into the bank, making the panic, inqui-
ring whats the matter? Is the bank
broke P" A little inquiry by the officers
showed that the trouble originated in the re-
lection of the bills by the railroad. The
President seized his hat and rushed down to
the Quoker's office, and came bustling in with
the inquiry.
MIR X, have you directed the refusal Of
our currency by your agents ?"
"Yes," was the quiet reply.
"Whv is this II will ruin us.
"Wcll, friend l. supposed thy bank
was about to fail, as thee could not renew q
little paper for us this morning"
1t is needless to say, Mr.. l. renewed
all the Quakcr's paper and enlarged his line
of discount, while the magic wires carried all
along the roud. to. evciy agent the sedntivC
message, "rhc W bank is all right
Thee may take It's currency
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70 Capt. Charles II. Webb of Stanford.
Conn. who. with "a single. assistant, crossed
the Atlantic in the little Yacht "Chartcr Oak,
is busy contracting another yacht, in which
he proposes TO sail To st. Petersburg and
round the world generally
rv- Little girl. with big hoops rush about
our streets, looking ns ridiculuusly as Is pos
,ihlc for coutrivancr to make them. 1t is too
bad for mothers to thus turn them into objects
of ridicuc.
to Half the children in New Bedford
have the whooping cough.
~. 4 poor lawyer hung himself in Mil
waukic last week, Having no causes, he LEFT
no cg,cis.
A Legal STRIKE. The lawyers of Paris,
Ky, have entered into written agreement,
resolving to increase their fees, and to charge
uniform rates. This produced intense excite
mcnt among their clients, aud general COM
promise of all the suits on the docket is talk
cd Of
~ A gentleman stepped into a. store
where none but "mournng goods were sold
and inquired for slate colored gloves The
polite clerk informed him that only black
goods were sold in that room for slate color
cd gloves he must step into The Dtdiydted
.aDictioH department.
SAD Timothy IInywas recent
ly cut In two 10y a scythe in the meadow near
his house. Strange to relate he was complete
ly cared by sun-strokc the following day.
The lives of the Bush Gmily in Briarville
have been threatened by hitherto peaceablc
citizen. r.
~ We saw littleNhree year old running
after a group of chickens lately, and shouting
at the top of her voice, "crow again, Grow
again."
A GREAT FACT AND A BROAD HINT.-Upor
certain occasion, Mr.. Ruggles had ventured
TO urge upon Mr.. Webster the importanc,
of the Mississippi as an indissoublc bond o
national union, asserting, perhaps with some
extravaganza that it was the great fact o
thi. country To which the statesman after
slight pause, replied Sir, 1t may be great
fact--but let me tell sou, the great chain o.
lakes is a very broad hint"
CV,- Few readers of Charles Lamb will
have forgotten his clearly conceived expoSi
tfou Of tho latent fun contained in the ques
ton asked by an Oxford scholar of porte
who was carrying u hare through the streets
'prithce, friend is that your orn hare, or
wig p There is no resisting this say
Lamb "A man might blur ten sides OF pape
in attempting defense Of il against n criti'
who should be laughter-proof'
~ When YOU go to drown yourself nlway
put off your clothes they may it'sour wife
second husband,
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Torcu>G NuplNr-Somc gentlemen
passing through the beautiful village Of Rem
ton, in the vale Of Lcycn, Dumbartonshire,
about o'clock at night, few days ago, had
their attention directed to a dark object in
the churclyurd, On going to ascertain what
it was, they found hoy Of tender ycars lying
fat on his face, and apparently sound asleep
over a recently made grave Thinking this
not a very safe bed for him, they shook him
up and asked him how hc came TO he there.
lie said he was afraid TO 30 home, as his
sister, with whom be resided, had threatened
To beat him. "And whcCc does your sister
live ?' asked one OF the party. "ln Dunbar
ton-ucary four miles OH and how came
you to wander 50 Gar from homc?" 81 just
came" ohbcd the poor liltlc fellow, "bccausC
my mothers grave was here" Ills mother
had been buried there a short time before
and his seeking refuge at her grave in his
sorrow was bcautifu! touch Of nature in q
child who could scarcely yet have learned tC
realize the true character Of that separation
which knows ofno reunion on earth. Thithei
had he iustinctivcly wandered to sob out hi
sorrows, and 10 moistcu with tears thc gray,
Of one who had hitherto been his natura
protector, for be had evidently cried himself
aslccp.--NoIh british D0ay NaR
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A APrIEI. FOR AUE 10 THE sENTAN1
or TllE OLD BRICK MEEilNOuhE.
UY A GAsrLu

hh = hAHlIh
- s,,taut Of che moetiuousc, which sweeps
And dusts, ur Dr. supposed too and makes trf.,
And lites the gass, and hmUtlucs leaves trrr"
tn wich case it smells orhl, ,--vorsc than lam-pilc
Aud utiupa the bel and tulrs 10 when men dyes
fn the grief ~ sur'nn pntdnrr, and hNt'pn
pathrtt
Ana fr tho scrascs pll, slOo per auuum,
Wirh them that lhinks deer lct en- try ~
Grtin up. bgi0ar star-litc lu OIL Wcthcfs aud
EWdliu hers when the Wethcf iH as cold
a. 1yro aud lkr a. not grcan wood ior KINDER
would ut bc hired - do II fuT no Huuc-
but 10 Stf,tAut there are ! kcrWuddly
WIrh'a more than gold WiCh duaut cost uu'hlu.
worth more than anything cascp the S0lc ni
Mann
imcan pcw,r Arc, .cxtaut, mean power Arc
ID o. is plenty out % durca, 90 plenty % doaut uu
What ou airth Ca dow wish itself but his about
Scalcru lca's aud hlo,n ~ men haltH
Wa short, its irst "fc as arc out dorcs,
Hut % tCNtaut, iH our church ~ scarce ~ picty,
scarce 49, hlnh bills wen nuiuts beg for mlsthuus.
Mirh sumc say b. puriy often tthip ncihin 10 me
M,t tfyc niut unthiu 10 uuhudyl but % tcNtHut,
a hhct 900 men, wiiuncu aud childrcns
Sprshnlly the latter mp in % tic place,
Nump has had hrcths, none aiut swctr,
Some b. fc,cp, some b. srrohlu' some has bad
And some haiut none, aud some aiut over eileen
But every one ou en- brrcthrs ~ .N out aud out
Say 50umcs am.ui,, or million aud a halfbrcth,
Nor how long will a church MI Of are lns, a, tha,
rate, go.
a.c YOU, s,y ~ utuits aud then watts Co hc did
WHY then tAoy must br,thc 10 all over upn
Aud then ag,n, and so on, till each ha, took II
down,
Atlca,t 10 times, and lci It mp apiu, aud wat'
more,
The Same mdiidihlc don't have the priyclidgc
ofhrrth.y his own are, and no ones rlsci
Each ~ mus take wutJ,rr comes 10 hun
q scANut, dnauI Nuu uo our lungs is bcllusacn,
To lilo the hcr Of lie, and keep II from
goin out and how can brllurscs bio without Wint
Aud aiut wind 0rcf / put h 20 your couscheus
Are i- the same TO uh as milk tu babies,
Or wutri s 90 fish, OF pgudlums Go oloN--
.Ottuots y RiTbs unto an iniuu Doctor
Or lttlr pills unto au umcpath,
Or hu,. tu ;utl- Are o. flr ~ to bfcihc,
Wat sisuihrs who ptorrhcs ~ cant hrcthc
Wat. Pol Waits pullu, TO sinners who are dod
iirti frr vurt ~ 'irrth why rrvtaut vhru 'vr t,
IL, ouly col We cant hrcthc no murc-thais all
Aud now, q scNtaut, let me beg Of you
. let liulc are into our church.
-4lcylrI Arc IL scrLin ptnper l-I Lhc- pcMsl
Aud do u weak days and Sundays tcw-
N aiut much troublc--uuly make hole
A r--.- ilr----+. ~. .+-..-- "a 4i It'll
1T loves tu come in WHARF u can glt WauuJ
Aud how IL will ruuyc the people up
And spctit up the prccchcr, and stop rorps,
And NaWus aud tgylt, as cilcCtooal
4, Wind ON the dry Buans the Profit tells Of
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JUSr A. WELL. DO II ~ 4 HUBBY.-Why,
YOU sec, when my man came q courtin' me- |
Aaslll- L. !cazL lhnusht nE Mhal h. Ma nflcr
not l. Johlc came 20 our house one night
-aAer da4Lr aud -lanpnd al Tho elnnr.-l lnpGncd
il, and sure enough there stood Johlo right
before ms face and eyes. "Come in" seq !,
"and take a cheer" "No, Lizzie" scz he,
1--WE come on am arraut, and always do my
arrants fust." "But you had better come in
and take a cheer, Mir W" "No | can't.
The fact is, Lizzie, I've come on this ere
courtin' business. My wife's been dead these
three weeks, and cycrythings going to nck
an ruin right straight along Now, Lizzie,
cf you've a mind to hey me. an take care Of
my house an my children an my things, tell
me, an I'll come in an take n cheers if not
tIll get some one else tu.' Why, | was
skcercd and scd III you come on this court
in business, come in; ! must think ont q
I little "No, can't til know That's M,
Sarrant--an' can't sit down till my arrrant'
done 81 should like 10 think ont a day ol
/ two" "No, you needn't, Lizzie" "Wcll
Joblc, If must, must--so here's to yor
then" So Mr.. W came in. Then h'
went after the Square an he married us righ
off, an went home with Johlo that yer,
night. tell you what it is, these long court
ms don't amount 10 nothing at all. Just al
well to do it in n hurry.
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to Webster had an anecdote of old father
Searl, the minister of his boyhoodgwhch new
er has been in print, and which is too good
to be lost 1t wac customary then to wear
buckskin brecches in cool weather. One
Sunday morning in the autumn, Father Scurl
brought his down from the garrett but the
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Ion PRINTINa.

Our Printing establishment wac mover iu hrliff
condition than now, aud Increased attention Wil
be- gwen 90 ttls Arauch ~ business, We Keep
constantly 0u hand Paper Hui Card Stock, aud are
wv rrrr1r4rrri 80 tffiat lHfAhii-f Programmes
Auction 'UlIa, nul iicadb Labels, ClTrulars, liWsi
noes and Wedding Cards, So. Sc, a. shpIt notice.
Omrra ll mail will be- carefully attended tp, and
tilr rrrh forwarded with despatch.
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To tho Sexton.

The following lines appeared originally Ia
the Detroit Tribune, Our readers will eN-
cusc The absence of correct orlhography and
the imperfect poetic measure ia view Of lhe
earnestness Of the writer In humane aud
noble cause, We hope all concerned In
vhurch-ercclion will read aud profit llsphi-
losophy is aimmbel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
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