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ANeat Dwelling House for sale,
CHuATfD m Eigensld, the CAllaln Turnpike
- Dor further PARTICULARS apply 90
sept IL A. V 8 l4NfSLEY.
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Robes and Foot Muns.

GONE very handsome R0Bns AND FooT NUTFs
- for Carriages, Al = Puh.ae square.
fehi a 3 FRANCISCO
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to deal with shadows, and to leave subsisnces.-
10 494.
will also read from letter addressed BY Daniel
Webster to Earrings, Brothers & Co bankers "
England, dated London, October l6, 1852;
The term bill Of credit is famiag IN our polit,
cal history, and its meaning well asoertsinsd and
settled not only by that history, bat By Judicial IN
terpretations aud decisions from the highest source
For the purpose Of this opinion il may be sufficient
10 say that bills Of Credit the subject Of Pohlol,
tion Of the Constitution Of the United States were
essentially paper money. They were paper issues
intended for circulation and for receipt into the
Treasury as cash, and we're sometimes made tender
in payment Of debts. To put an end at once, aud
forever, to evils Of this SORT and to dangers from
this source, the Constitution Of the United states
has declared that Stale shall emit bills Of eredlt
nor make anything but gold and silver tender IN
payment Of debts, nor pass any law which snail
impair the obligation Of contracts
10 be concluded tomorrow
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Our nsighbor Of the Banner has very funny ar
ficle on what he calls ''the marriage Of the old
Hunkers and FressOil Democrats of New York, in
1856 Our neighbor considers this an Offset to the
fusion Of the Know NOthiDgs and Black Repub-
lieans which we noticed few days since. Now,
the difference between these two cases is too plain
to escape any bOdy's notice. No considerable num-
Der Of those who had been identified with the snti-
slavery factions Of New YoIk voted for Mr.. BUoHAN-
AN. II they had done 90 he would have carried the
State. A corporars guard Of disaffected Democrats
who had once acted with the FreesOilers, returned
TO the ranks in that canvass but in doing 90 they
abandoned their freesOil doctrines and came over
on a sound, conservative platform, which has been
endorsed by every Southern State except Maryland.
The Know Nothngs, on the other hand, have gone
over to the Black Republican platform and are aid
ing in the establishment Of their sntissvery policy
Are right in surprising thst the BGtnsT sPprovsi
Of that movement?
Only few days ago our neighbOF uDjustly &c
nOunced the Democratic party an extreme south
ern organization; he now as unjusly denOuness i
for ana gsmatiug with freesoilsrs. Il matters no
how inconsistent are the charges urged against th
Democracy, the BaEasT adopts and repeats them all
Let the Democratic party act as it may, our neigh
Dor is determined it shall not escape condemnation
He has Drsde,tiaassd our damnation and sppIes Il
us LoREAzo Dow's Interpretation Of the Cslvinisti
creed:
You and you can't,
You will and you WON'T
You'll be damned II you do,
And yOu'n be be damsd II you doR't
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In the discussion Of political questions Il e profit
able to recur to the opinions Of wise and thoughtful
men who have considered those questions in times
gone BY aud whe have derived their political prnei
pies fron the authors Of cur government snd the
fathers Of the Democratic faith. In our examins-
ton Of the currency question We have referred TO
and quoted the views OF JEFrERsos, JAoKsoE, Polk
and other distinguished statesmen who had thought
maturely on this subject and whose oouvotions are
entitled to the highest respect and veneratiOn We
have found that lher opinions formed in the midst
Of 6nancial difcultiss precisely similar TO those
which we have lately encountered cOrrespouded in
in every material point with those We have en-
deavored to maintain
We find also on fsriher Investigation that many Of
cur living statesmen. who now occupy high places
the councils Of the nation and who have won and
retained the confidence and esteem Of the party By
the important services they haEa rendered TO tbs
country entertsined and expressed, years $50, th'
same sentiments with regard to the financial policy
Of the slse and We have been surprised to observe
With what accuracy they fOresaV and predicted th'
very evils which have been lately realized from oul
banking system Hon. GEoRGE VI. JOKES, one o
the ruest and most reliable Democrats in Che Union
man who has always been Eatchful Of the Interest,"
of the masses aud has resisted every eneroae1nlen
upon their rights, delivered speech IN 1916 IN th'
Copgress ftbe United States on the currency quss
ton in which he exposed the false and PernieiOu
system of banking which was then growing up II
his Stale and warned the country Of The Tery
ealamites which have fallen upon US as the resat
that system. We commence the publication Of lhi
speech to dsy and will continue until isis finish
ed, believing that sll our readers viii be pleased Y
have in their possession this valuable and Interest
;ur document We shall follow this up with sxtFa0l
from the speechesOf other eminent living statesmen
whose high character and position in The country
viii give great authority to their opinions
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ID yOpm b b danea g 20 70


ST LOUIS, Aug 70 A dispatch from Indepen-
denoe Of the 2lst, per U. s. Express Company to
Boonyille, says the Santa Fe mail with dates to the
% inst, has arrived.
private letter received in Santa Fe, intimates
that war with the NavajOe Indians is inevitable they
having determined not surrender the murderer Of
Major Brooks negro, and having even invited the
troops "a fight
business a. Santa Fe Is very brisk. The Gazette
states thst nearly 100000 worth Of goods have
been sold there within two month";
An abundance Of rain has fallen throughOus New
Mexico, rendering irrigation unnscsasAEy.
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TERMS REDUCED.
THE CHEAPEsr PAPER IN THE sour

consideration Of the increased and still increasing patron
age Of TIE NPMPHLS APPEAL, under the cash system,
the prOpretos have determined upon the reduction Of the sub
scriptOn price Of their eekly Paper.
For clubs under single subscribers, the Weekly Appeal,
will hereafter be furnisleh at 50 50 for each copy.
To clubs Of upwards it viii be furnished - % for
each copy
When consider the mammoth size Of weekly impression,
and the and variety of the ren contains
may justly be claimed that these rates, the cheapest
newspaper published In the South.
Clubs may made RghboFhoOd without respect post
Office
Any person sending club Of twenty the foregoing
will he entitled receive copy gratis for year. Old club
may be renewed from year year the foregoing terms
The Of the Daily and TriWeek viii remain hereto
ore-Day TO- TWeeky IS per invariably in advance
Address MCCLANAHAN, TR0U SDALE x DILL,
aug27-dtwS-WlW Memphis, Tenn.
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PennsyIvnnia Politics.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 25.-The Anti-Tax and Ameri-
lean County Conventions to-day attempted to fuse,
but the attempt was unsuccessful The Ani-Tsx
party nominated Thomas Williams, for Congress,
from Inc Twenty Second District and adopted the
balance Of the Democratic ticket The Americans
nominated Gen Marshall Republican, for Congress.
The Twenty First District appointed oonferees for
nominations with the Twenty Second. The balance
of the ticket is composed partly Of the nominees Of
the late Republican Convention.
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COnsecrated.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-ReV. Samuel Bowman
assistant bishop of the diocese Of Pennsylvania,
was cOnseorsted this morning in Christ Church, in
the presence Of large eoncourse, including large
numbers Of the congregation of st. James and St.
Johns churches, Lancaster, to which he has been
attached many years Bishop Kemper, Of WiscOn-
sin, presided, and Bishop De Laneey, Of New York,
assisted in the conservation and preached the dedi-
cation sermon.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Utah.

LEAvEswOHrH, Aug. 25--Per U. S. Express Co.
to Boonviile, 2Jth.
Utah mail dates to July @lst have been received.
News embarrassing.
The army continues 10 be occupied in making
preparations for winter.
Ali is quiet at Salt Lake City
Surgeon Walls of the army, arrived with the mail.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tihhs. PrODrfefOr.

TTyHIs Hotel is spacious brick b1ding just completed
Thepropretor has incurred heavy expense in fitting up
and furnishing rooms make them and comfortable
The open for the reception OF borders visitors and
Travellers and the proprietor afford ample accommodations
for $50 persons An omnibus, with good and safe viii be
at the depot convey passengers the Hotel and back the
depot again proprietor intends make first class
Hotel, and hopes share liberal patronage.
auglS DANIEL A TIBBss Proprietor.
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The Kansas Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25-The Board Of Commissioners
constituted by the English bill have issaOd their
proclamation declaring the proposition rejected by
9,5l2 majority. The whole vote was lS,OS6. No
fraudulent votes we're received. few precincts
we're rejected on account Of infOrmalities.
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n OFFER for sale my Tract Of land, about 1909 acres
Henderson county, Tenn, % miles east Of Jackson and miles
northwest from Lexington The old Ross Ferry road leading
from Jackson Nashville passes through about the
tract which there settlements, finely improved,
consisting large wood Dwelling House Of six comfortable
rooms and spacious entry, and suitable outbudg This tract
land farm oheO the best farms In Henderson county its
locality production good Is in high state Of cult
walton. with about O in Cotton and believe the best
couny, agreeable the number Of Also about ITO
acres in Corn al good. This Of land has about
bearing suited for Cotton and the remainder suited for
Grain On the north Of said land there falling gentle
Greek with Springs and parallel and through about 90
Of fine poplar and beech land, exceedingly rich. Its local
iy fertility think, the hest in Henderson county.
Those wishing purchase would Do we'll 70 call and examine
the land and premises. Ny object is TO sell.
{-Wtauq9I ~ WA. A. OOPPEDGE.
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NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK
DRY GOODS, FOR Is5s.
FUR MAN & CO.,
No. Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.

ME in receipt exenssge and OF
w American and Foreign, staple and iancy
Dry Goods, Varieties &C
Our assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods Coaks Aanue shaW
EmbToderies White Goods, Robes Blankets Clo Oassimere
TWeeds, Sanets, Hosiery, and all kinds Of hoolen kanrc
will compete with, if surpass, any that was ever before e
hibited in the Southwest.
Superior inducements will be offered cash and prompt time
buyers.
call is respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We viii pay the market prcs for al kinds Of barter
FURMHAN & CO.
sug27 No.9PuSIs Square, near the Suspension Bridge
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rive VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE.

EOA& SALE
n WISH to sell the farm upon which living, -.
u lying upon Ohds river, mile above its mouth
aling 10 acres, Of which 100 No. River
ton Land, IN high state Of cRltivalon;t two falling
spngand good Orchard. Also fine Cave close 70 the Man
son uat fre meats be preserved In AZ all seasons Of ne
year. this farm es mile o. Ceina. Tennessse
One other tract four miles north Of Cena. Iennee, imne
datey upon the Cumberland rivers containing @ Of which
5 acres are in high state Of cultivation four never failing
Springs upon 1t; Also, good Orchard and good buildings Of all
kinds such as kitchens stables. &c. The farms above deserted are
well adapted TO stock raising, and productive as any lands IN
The state Any person wishing b purchase, call upon me at
house, mile east Of Cena, Tennessee. VIII take great
pleasure showing sail farm ag person wishing TO purchase
Address me at Celna, Jackson county, Tennessee.
aug26-s3f JAMES A STONE.
MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER.
The Atlanta Monthly.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine.
Lesie's Magazine and Gazette Of Fashion.
Godey's Lady's Book,
GFaham's Magazine.
au ss5''''" - '-''' 20 sax y JOHN YOKk q co.
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E5 52a R. 5. ROLLINS . oO.Kl


WMTH0LRSAI Dealers Boots Shoes Hats Caps Trunks,
Carpet Bags. &C. No, Nashville Inn B0ck, North East
Corner Public Square, Nashville Tennessee, receipt OF
their Fall Stock which large and complete to which they most
respectfully call the attention Of Merchants buying in this market
augs7-lm
EXCHANGE OFFICE FOR RENT.
FENO be occupied BY Broker; first stand,
door 70 Merchants Bank.
State and County bought sold commission only.
Three Capitol bonds wanted. Apply 70
aug96-d9t W.B. sHAPARD, Pres,
J. D. COPELAND, IL N. ARasTEAD, H.. BRYAN.
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT, SHOE, AND
HAT HOUSE.
COPELAND, ARMESTEAD a CO.,
No. 81 Public Square, Nashville,
RE in receipt their large we'll selected Of
n Boots, shoes Hats Caps and Trunks
to which invite the attention Of merchants visiting market
aug26 COPELAND, ARMiSTEAD& co.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
YEYE Democratic Herald published BY Mesrs. Pope & Hors-
ley at Columbia Tennessee is first rate advertising
dun, advertisements will be inserted promptly and
sonable terms. --a rE s.
Orders left at the and american Office for the Herald
will be attended punctuay; address the Publishers
augls-dtwSEWf POPE & HORsbEI
SUGAR.--IOO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar, Bali
- more Refinery, for sale low, for cash emily,
TERRASS BROTHERS
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YEVHE subscriber Is now receiving stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods Of ell different styles selected with great care in
New York He invites the attention Of his customers and the
aug27-im SAM. PRICHITT, "a College street.
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WANTED.

TANTED gentse active business partner, with
wv cash capital Of $780, in geneel, profitable and cash
business which viii pay from ten fifteen hundred dollars
year Che business man, Address Immediately r at
this once, LaugSs off
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
sm now receiving daily Of the largest stocks Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Shirts of every styIei
white Linen Bosom Shirts;
White We've Bosom shirts,
with and without Collars, warranted to fit beerand to
wear equal to any shirt madeD
White MarSaiIIes Shirts;
COIOred MarsaiIIes shirts,
COIOred Cambria shirts;
Every variety, size, and style.
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts,
OF the Finest Texture and warranted to At.
Just received to-day at
Ladies' and Genemen Furnishing and Fancy Store, corner
Of the Square and College street. laugs7
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10y vrtne Of writ Of uric Jdcids to directed from the
Circuit Court The United States for the Middle District
Of Tennessee which &c founded upon dgent rendered in said
Court the 22d day Of April 1853 wherein Downs Co.
plaintiffs and William Warn defendant m expose pub
lie sale a. the house door the city Of Nashville the l6h
day Of October next all the right title claim and interest Of the
said defendant, ia and 70 the following described house In
the said city Of Nashville lying Cherry street, bounded
follows Beginning at the Of lot said Cherry
formerly owned by s. B. Marshall, running thence south
wardy along Cherry eighty feet Alley thence aong
sid Alley towards C0e street ia feet Alley, thence along
said Alley northwary so feet Of said Marshal
with his line the beginning corner being the house
where the defendant lives, upon Be sold
satisfy said n. ia. This 26thday Of August 1854
J. B. CLEMENTS.
Z. 5. Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
a,sy5-tu-tIs
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LAND FOR SALE.

SUGAR.--lOO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar. Balt
- more Refinery, for sale low, for cash enlyl
TERRAsS BROTHERs.
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sat the time Of the adoption of the Constitution,
bills Of credit we're universally understood to sig
uify paper medium intended to circulate between
individuals ami between Government and individ-
uals for the ordinary purposes Of society. Such
medium has always been liable to considerable fuc
tustion. Its value is continually changing; and
these changes often great and sudden, expose ind,S
viduals to immense losses, the sources Of specu
Iations, and destroy eli proper confidence between
man and man. In no country more than our own
had these truths been felt in all their force In
none had more intense suffering, or more wide>
spresd ruin accompanied the system. 1t was there
fore the object Of the prohbtionto cut up the whole
misebief BY the roots, because it had been deeply
felt throughout all the State, and had deeply aec-
led tbe prosperity Of all The object Of the prohi>
hilton was not to prohibit the thing when it bore
particular name but to prohibit the thing whatever
form or name it might assume. lF The WORDS ARE
NOT MERELY EMPTY SOUNDS, the prohibition must
e,mrrehend the emission Of ANY PAPER MEDI>
I'M by State Government for the purposes of com
mon circulation Il would be preposterous to sup
nose that the Constitution meant solemnly to pro-
bibit an issue under one denomination leaving the
power complete to issue the thing under another.
Il can never be seriously commended that the Cen
sttution means to prohibit names, and not things;
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One thousand dozen q cotton, wool Worted HOSIERY, M
mems lades boys and nsss Of eFly gds al ta,
with every description Of Variety 6oos wanted hT retailers =
this country; Whaohone Ho0pss Reads Caviers and J. 9
Coats Spool Gotten, With all other kinds 81 Cotiun thes
500 lhs o. Flex Threads o. Oh numbers
Gold JeEelry that viii warrant gold;
Finc Soans, Extracts and Periuiaery, &c, &C.
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TNXTRA SALE OF FINE FURNITUKEs
Solid Sterling Silver Ware, Rich Mirrors Carpetings, Oh
Paintings &c Ben F. Shields will sell saturday morning,
August the h at 10 O'Clock, Of the finest lots Of Furniture
Fine Silver Ware Rich French Cut Glassware Paintings Table
Tolett Fine Damask Linens, Dinner Toilet and Breakfast Sets
and Kitchen Furniture generally with superb Cooking stove and
Fixtures, Pickles Preserved Frus &c Also two Fine Pianos.
augg7-td BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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BRANsFORD, m'WHIRTER q &c.
rzrOn7ras AzD wuotzzaIz BzaEzaI N
FOHErGN AND DOMESTIC DRT-aoona,
No. 8, EnH BlOck, Nashville, Tsnn.
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1855. Fall AND WINTER. 1888.
NOR AN q CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers Ina
FORETGB q DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AND CLOTHING,
NO. 49 PUBLIC SQUARE, KASHHZLLE, EEy3ESSEE

WE in receipt Of Of Fan and Winter
Wv Dry Good, Varieties, and Ready Clothing, embracing
all the grades and styles Of 5ach goods usually offered by and
comprising many lines in which have not heretofore DEALT
We call the attention Of byers particularly Fancy De-
parmen in the selection Of goods under this head have
devoted unusual and attention. We enabled to exhibit
this season, elegant display Of Fine Goods than
previous OCCASION.
Believing that with Stock and Prices, induce
hec0s buyer Of goods deal with invite the trade
a close examination Of both.
MORGAN 4 CO.,
NASHVILLE, Aug. -, Is55. No. 40 PUsLlC SQUkEE.
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CROCKER's SCHOOL
AT
WHITES CREEK SPRTHGSs
YHVHR next session q this School wiz open on Monday ne Cd
A day Of Septersoer. aus2-dtEEEins
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Fss large AucfsSn sale Or PAN
and winter Goods,


French, German and English EIsr 1o5 ~ al .s ara sor
French Deaineg Of ielest styles.
French Delaine nd Cas1aere Eooes-heaulil1l
Plain and pri1tsd palalnes, wool and hsif veal
Alpaca and Dclli1c H1he1 zTalt Vrff-t--
silk warn ani wool black md figured Alpacas,
Figured lpacas. II al col0rss -- =
Black and fancy silks, With every and desirable dessp
q Ladies Dress Goods that Be found il his market. al
Tour special attention 70 his line q goods bola sale
90 bales Tickngs, and % bales Whs- red and yellow an;
Ladies Dress Iriumings Hoped Skr Rllons, Elgs,s
Nantes and Cloaks, Ecrsted and Gotten pad la Or navel
ing Dresses and Cl0ats, LADIES' French nee1t Worfad lc4
anc needle worked Sleeves and CoiaEs, fne T. Hdl co
Cluas and nsufes bisck six Ci0aks Ms1 asd Ladies 1
q sycE quality and Kind, all and hair WOOL aoch pln1li
coloEs a. : and I. all WOOL plaid Lneys Negro Aegs
Nero Blankets f1e Bed Blankets, lare line Of Lecr1r
plaid IraEeHs Blankets, me Beaver Retea OFecoa5
Lion skin and Plush 0FeFcoangs Heo Head and Bear ska
OyercoatnEs; blue, cray and hroEn NacnaF Bancs Coz
coats Beaver Clotll 8 Z vide &C. sc &C stock llr7e
- bales Of eVery knd and brand Of hroEn Donescsf
50 eases q ell quatie widths and brands Of beaed do
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-30
Litchfs sld Co. Hat Store.

"@znH11= 1=-E!n@
 HE >n ,,c,i .'e, i.t fctu'nsi from New i"ik ,,th large uew stock uf Gt'ois selected with arr. ,t care, uI te pest q ,a iiics ih the market i, 4,s ni- st Ok will e iouni the finest lot "f gen iu.in..is it,s. f tn ltte> fSiins ever offered LII this County The sul,sc,iimr w'll t'tliv "nc m his 'icc ts he ht on h,n' Leary x. Grhln ana Knox hest hats ,f vari Us styles Ats" large lot of Cups ,,f the latest fashions l4uli,s iing Hats, . very nice article Luli,.s' and Gentlencns Gloves of .slm .st every variety. large lot If very fine Buck skin Mtteis that will be sold cheap.
 Tn, subscriber is very thtnkful for the patronage he has already received from the public, and he hupes the same will be continued, as he means not tr be outdone in the County inAis branch of husi- ness. The public are invited to examine my stock second door west of the Court House, up stairs, and judge for tnemselves. ss
 Li'chdeld, Sept T. ls0s %:. IT'D M ,,cxsor