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Manny's Combined
REAPER Il MOWER.
With Woods Improvement.

aS celebrated Machine received the arst premium "a
UhaNU GOLD MBDAL, as The best combined Reaping
ana oWug Macnue, at the great United States Agrculin
IA Fa nerd a. LouisV'e, KY, September, Sj7. The
si came on ueAT Syracuse, all
te principal Machines In tn United IhoEOugh
teSSeo. IN committee made awards through Mar.
sha p Wilder President United states AzreuIIurs Soc
ely, at LO vile, Ky.
$50 received the ward the best Reaper and the
best Mower before Two separate sppointed bV
Ihe Freslden Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society,"
a. NasnVle In Juy, 1851 over most of he machines
Numerous other premiums and awards we're given this
America.
The above machines for sale By he undersigned.
B. z. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHkLESS & CO.,
ieb N-d&WR Nashville, Tenn
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steam Engines
TOCKrT BOOR lost

CIX Splendid steam Engines and Boilers, from ten to
- thirty horse power al complete, and guaranteed TO be
msde Of the very best MATERIAL and sale cheap Call
and see them al no 53BrOsdWdy, Nashville, Tenn.
uayI-lm. ANDERSON & ROMANS,
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Patented Articles.
BENJ F. SHIELDS

3 E n J. F. 5 II E L D S
agent for BiO#ns Superior Corn Shelter, with samples
TeaIy for kriedsT's Fine Cnurn, patent and
we believe be best Washing Machine exsnt. Gall al No.
az, Public Square.
may7-tf BENJ. P EHIELDS.
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University of Nashville.

- ELl IA4lOAo cJu1gne1u "a tG- LLofag 9gusltn8nl
Ii me z5gh lisa, - prsgIOusi! adTsralsels
5urEoO1 alts1ausss DE- y n - iastolI rrQos1of
Ia the a4sdtca Depsrtmznl aa0lize5 ne tasuiy
HOQncs lhaE otIduBs azy rsru alih gaat seiy
Lslegs any Onsr PJrssLn STATE laaszleh
INC A. pnUId Fever aId hJt Iaa t8 pfemlss, ant
Secured uiih iJur
several Wesas uhocgupls ahd navs Besn asr0asny
renOVAEcd.
Ehes5 made because various unfoandsd
Reports cEoulassd IsgtFang sgknsss sasgan-
stDa sgs caiCnlasl Pf5VsEt ne fslrn VI
b. order me faculsy.
iauso-d B. K. iOESsON, suPG.
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METROPOLITAN
Eating House,

THE PTopretOrs beg the citizens ofNashvills
pubhc generally, that hsy have a. considerable
expense htlsd up q re mousse ths Of
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS,
or the purpose carrying regular business IN th0
New ROFk style.
We purpose having regular BAL u Fare, with prices
asched, enabled % both pocket and
appstes customers, ana charge Tor than
hsy g,t Tins as needed % city, and hope b.
trct attention business 70 public patronage
We ee esrian success, Ntn ouOrLs, and the
moi al FIJI In k1Iehan, Wlfurnish Public Dinners
he shortest notice. W. also keep hand large HoeE
CIGARS, CHEWENG TOBACCO, WINES
aafd Liquors.
Call and examine, AZ ths AeIrOpOhLan.
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THE Pr0dues hoaEs Green have lfol
= LoieE5 stEoaE, 0id lyrnurg occzqisd ~
Hesars. "a, stELJn, 40 ~ COrasr harsa aaa
Clara street, where nsg 1 csnnaa Ffo4acdl Jol-
Stofzgs Daaiass5 naas ana aiyle o.
Nlch0l, srssn q ~.
~ rrscuC5-
lC we are Payns aEali times Ihs aaFEst Prco Tor Ba-
sOa, tszd, FsaLHsffs erlnzenEs osusHaKs dle-
~ An 0rders, paalsd % cadhs lllad VIA
5r5m psusss as4acns aodsrass cOalals,loa %
an I-u AlohU1, - haha q co
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh 70
RhilasEa lphia-
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh a. OIlOWs Mail A. NJ; East
Line 3 P. NJ; BEE ress Nail $40 P. II.
The Express Mail DaJ, the ether Sundays
copied; Making OBJECT CONNECTIONS with ali Trains
from
ST. Leu5, No. Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Caro-. Rock Island and Chicago, Illinois Lexington and
LOuEvills, KY; TeTre HRute, Indianapolis and La
hyets, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesEIlle, CTestline,
MassiiiOn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ILL POINTS IN THE WEST
FARk As Low As BY ANY OTHkR ROUTE.
Passengers the West can rely upon this being
shortest and most expeditions route 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and all
EASTERN CtTIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.2l Passenger Lines, Penns- Railroad Phils-
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Sank OF UOmmerce.
mARBLE WORK .

1hs subscriber hand The largest sHd bt
OF MA E.5LB and MAhB La vsOkk clF,
which particularly invites alont0u gubnc.
de s prepared 70 exscat5 all Jos Ms
4 ths AZ, and Al shors Hotlcs. JANIS SLJAn-
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Scotch & Irish Whisky.
j. III. CURREYs
Funeral Undertaken.

AN prepared to furnish COFFINS OF every description
Iom CasErt the p4iDest Servants Coffin, TO
gether everything necessary for Funerals. All orders
my WarerOOms, Desderck street, next door 70 the
Up andUp Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
reets will receive prompt attention both day and night
? Fur ituTe all kinds repaired and made 70 order IN
he 6eststy,s Iiuly9I J. H. CURREY.
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0MACHINE MADE0
v " Horse shoes y

-s -HB TRoW IRON AND .NAIL RACrORY. Al TRoV
4 n. J., have hkNRk hUAlENiS lEPrsJVsD HI5RsE
SHOE aIzCrIN kay ia saccessal operation auf 1rs
pEsparsd OIssr5 for no asH Euis saOa5
Of sny Wsighl ana FatlsEu g Pues Bai above as
prics o. hsEss I5nos sFoa.
Quaty lron used % A9e9 a1oeg Is warranted
in every ssse lhesghhocs have Daan appr0gaI Of aud
are nov ussd bY The 5aiss GlEefn aEcluslrs
J., a. also bY many oi tse prn 5t9gs rad Umalbl6
anss and B0Fss shssrs iaroa loat eaatf. AzT
bsrs1n inclosinr IS 70 he unQsfs-s ed Wa nave
san pie OF iB pounas - hs zaorss,
UTd0rs soarssssd sa0scr1sfi a. irSys l Eeeslys
sphl6-Iy WA BUKDES, Agent, Troy, 3.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

= &e4S& 44GeASA y GAASs
100 boxes Star Candles;
100 a and 4 boxes do
so dozen best KY Mustard;
20 cases Wild cherry R. andy;
10 d. Raspberry do
so barrels ard 4 bbls st Lous Crackers;
30 bags Back ePpeT;
10 d. A sPlc5;
10 do hsce Ginger;
100 boxes 4 and Z boxes Layer Rsisins;
100 90 Sc I'D Figs;
20 do Lemons
Is barrels S s ADOlds;
10 do Pecsns
do Fllb -rtE
co Erglish Wslnuts;
DO Cream Nuts
25 foT PsBrl S.arch;
100 barrels best Sumner Ale;
20 casks London Porter;
20 de Eugush aud SEQ CT A'e, quarts and pints;
$50 gross Percussion Matches;
90 blrre.ssuper Amer can Bsndy;
20 do DO d. Gin;
81 co Old BOurbO and NO1ouRahes Whisky.
Fine Teas.
80 FOxes ImTeus and G. Bio n Teas,
51S ch s-ts super or Green and Black Teas,
just TecsiYFd d and fer sale Ou, by
may6-6 WILLIAMSON B CHEATHAM.
No. 9, College street.
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FORTUNE OF
10000 DOLLARS!
TO BE HAD FOR TEN DOLLARSEf
swan & Co.'s Lotteries
authorized By The State Of Georgia.


The following scheme will BE- drawn BY 9. swan & Coz
Managers the SpaTa Academy Lottery in each o. their
Pinals Nnmbsr Lotteries for NAY, 1858, At augusta
Georgia, IN public, under he supeuntendanes Of Commb
CLASS -
70 be daWn in the city fAugusa Georgia. in public, o.
SATURDAY, MAY /, 1883.
CLASS 10.
To Be drawn ne city Of Augusta, Georgia. public, on
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1853
CLASS a,
70 be drawn In the city Of Augusta GeoFgis in public
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1858
CLASS l6
To be drawn IN ire City Of AuRu.a Georgia. public on
SATURDAY, MAY p, 1853.
CLASS q,
To b drawn in tho City Of Augusta Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, NAY 20, 1853.
ON tbs PLAN OF SINGLE EOABERSt
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY FIVE PRIZ Is
NEARLY ONk PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEg
TO BE DRAWN
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EACH SATURDAY IN AAK
APPT0Klma,.tlion q FFizes: l.1.l
S32O,OOO
ass Prizes amounting 70. $780, 900
PRICH or uCKETs.
Ole TICKETS, ti0i HALVES s 5; QUARTERS, S256


The Numbers from 70 $4,000, corresponding with thOs
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
snceled with small Sin tubes and placed in Wheel
The drst 454 Prizes, similarly printed and snerced
Blaced 10 another Wheel
The Wheels arstaen FsVOlVed, and number ig drawn
from the Wheel OF Numbers and al the same time Sfze
draWn from the other WHeei The NUMBER and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited 10 the audenes and registered
by the COmmissOners the Prize beng placed against me
Number drawn THIS operation is raPsated until al he
Prizes draWn Out
APPaOxH PAIzEs-The two preceding and the i've
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the hrs Prizes vii
eDitled 70 the p approximation Prizes For ezahp
Ticket No. 1880 draws the S7uo tnZe, those llckel
NUMBERED 1245 ll24y ll25l, l2 viii EACH Be emitted 20
500. cket No $50 draws the 50 90 price, thOse lck
numbered So SAY, 55 $50, M each be entitled 70 Ss
and 30 on according 70 the above scheme
The SUI. trzes a fU VIII be dstsruusd b. the last hg
urs Of No. THAI draws the s7vJyC przs For example
If the number drawing the 7JUUU prize eIds Wild slsL
eli the tickets Whsre ne number ends VII snlltlsC
20 $50 II the number ends with No. 2 Lhen all ia tIckss
Waers the number ends VIII be eRtltsd t2U, and
80 OntO0
Certificates Of PACKAGES will be sold al she following
rates, which is the risk:
El.~v1 n n nann Ur-Hn
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H.oHEtTHAH' h. P. cHEEEHAK.
NJ. & e. f. CaE a THAN
Wholesale GPOcers,
DEALERS IN
Fine BraRdies, Wines Tobacco, Cigars,
Nails, Domestic Liquors, &c.,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

Sole Agents for
DUPoNTs POWDER,
HAZARD,
SYCAMORE,
JOY, BICKFORD & cos SAFETY :
FUSE.
TT ust in EeeelptOf large and wen selected stock
W Of GIOeeIs, LquoreSi etc., consisting in part ~ fol-
$50 bids Sugar. ali grades; 100000 genuine Havana Ci
299 bbls choice AOlastesi gars
SG D19s d9 Rio s 9SS oo sSgs agsS SI;
100 bbs POw'd, Crush'd and 50 pests Tubs
Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls English Walautsj
loo boxes Tobacco, assorted; 10 bbls FilbeEts
Fine Bramdies, Wines, &c.
25KkA 4 choice french Brandies;
&c cssks MADEIRA, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
Sc boxes LcOvill Claret
50 boxes ST. Julien do
30 easke London Porter;
10 casks Scotch Ale;
ITO bbls Walkers Ale;
Se Se sS. sS. sno kG91E;son I5 -. County Whisky
5 bbs do do Bourbon DO
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American
Brandy, Gin, sc,
Powder Agents.
Agents fDT the DupOnt Hazard and Sycamore Powder.
The undersigned being the enly Agents In ksshvile Of
the MHnulscIurers oud call tie ention Ihe MeT
chans ard TrsdeTs 10 their large STOCK Of Powder hand
5000 Esgs Dupont Bas Pow. 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
So s$ 30 30 Ss 80 so2S SSI;ss:, 81: syo. more Blasting
1000 ksgs Hazard do d. $50 ca O. Of Powder assOfd
go go DO DO DO DO 90 s6-PSs5 s6 SS, Tow B..kso,d
500 Eegs Dupont Blasting Co., safety fuse.
N. &. B. P. CHRATHAM,
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BPOadWaY HOuse.

The above House having been thoroughly rsiilsd I W
a Is Low Opsn Or the rsc5pl5n VI sraFulsrs. tns "
LrJpr.egor aopes LON as l0uS uEpsrsuc5In .ne "a
siasss, ana his discrimination % spase atas ia
JsDtv best ne arkss anorls uut
eslF5 snare % paI0nags.
Day hoarQ5rasssss .
Week Bozrdsrs ....-.-..-..... 8 80
WA ". ulM6uURA.
arfrr
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Land for sale.

HE snbscber UnSr for sale seventy acres OF lahq on
me Middle FIankn Turnpike, tour niles from Nash
ve adjoining Nhch resides and the lands
OF Capt John Johns. The land equal to the best With
abundance excellent, sinE WateF with the most
beautiful tuild site in ae county, and In the midst Of
The hnest neighDOrhOOd 10 America, . -
NATHANIEL IA Al m
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Gold Pen ManuEactory.
=I 55sE ~ s - go -
T. II. SKIN

IS Third st, between Market q Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE X Y,
OFFERS to the public Gold Pens Of bis manufacture
" wholesale and rsa warranted equal 10 any made In
The country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED & REPOINTED,
Old PeSs sent By mail, accompanied with 50 cents 10
{tsb I4-ddIWly
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NOTICE OF Dissolution.

fI'hB isf.aership sxsllas Bstuvsu ~ ka4sl q .so
u ElIsLts, unlsE tha stgis u b. kaNis8 q Cst ts
LIS day dissolved, nagis pargnssI go. M
ls sLsire afa, aztao LEsa -
ertLie y ~ g. sAtleh5
Aafen -, is5o. GnO- All1ELAs
7 Referring 10 ths Eb0vs Roaes tzks great pleasure
In r1conn sRdil ny oaai-
neasi ar g. Lantefs ganssEsa even Eag worthy "
Ia5Ir oonlunsd pasIoaag8.
nafcn ~, iaso. GkO. ElEkhk.
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IN ORDERING SICkk16 Ok OERfIkICATES,
Enclose the money address tor the Tickets order
on tns receipt Of which they viii be forwarded b. rs
nail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any hg.
are they may designate.
The LsL OF DraWa Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 10
purchasers Immediately alter the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain, give
sheiF Posi- Odiee, County and State.
~ Remember thai every prize Is drsHa Gnd payable
IN full without deduction.
~ All prizes OF g. 900 and Eadsr, paid Immediately
after the draWIngothsr prizes az he usual fs Of thirty
1aVs.
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Wholesale gRCCERS AND DEALERS
FOREIGN d DOMESTIC LIQUORS
No. S aarket street,
mar a4-s ares NAsHY3LsB FBENEssEE.
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w r CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Pisk's Csls
w brsted Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
pranared 10 attend all funerals heretOOre When
services may oe required. OceA The PhGni1 Wsreroom,
No az SDTue street, Cherry Residence No. Il Fnt
street. between Spring and Broad
N.B-'Vi also attend 70 rec htorWarolng bodies
&e.p SNt aotbe6 lapr-S
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30, GDW ARDS,
WHOLESALEGROCER COMMISSION AND
FORWARDIKG MERCHAHT.
DEALBR
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, 90.
Corner of Spring and College Streets,
EaE#vILLE, TENEEssEE.
d.
GROCERIES
HOO HHDs Prime to Choice Sugar;
HUI so bbls Crurbed Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
700 bags Prime Rio COEees
50 g Old Govt Java Coffee;
100 bbs and half bbls RebUIed MOlassesj
500 whole, half aud quarter boxes star CandleE
100 boxes summer Mould do;
100 Soap;
2jO Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
2UB g Assorted Gasswase;
I0QI kegs Wheeling Nails BrEdE and Spikes, GGsO
90 bags Pepper spice and Ginger,
Almonds;
20 50 English Walnu's and Filbertsi
25 halt and quarter boxes Sardlnea,
4"CuO Imported CiGuIsj
so OpU nous brands cigars;
50 dozen Painted Buck
50 nests do Tubs;
SO cases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
Iuly II 10. EDWARDS.
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CAPT c. P. MARsHMAM, and
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CAPT. J, J. GARvIE,
w. s, weekly Line for the North, leaving Charleston
- SSrsrns h on alternate Saturdays, a. follows:
The Keystone STATE, CharlesIon Nay sth, sd June
10 b: Jay 3D. I7h, and 3ls &c leaving PhilAdepha
Inc alternate saturday ,r.. soL.
The Of Georgia from savannah NAY is, l9,n1 49,
TUna IQth Q6th July 10th and 2fh, &C., leaving Phaoel
pha he alternate Saturday. 80. D..
Por safsty aad comfort having superior State hOOls'
these ships are not surpassed b. the coast Ohe
Hundred Miles this route on Delaware River ana BAY
two nights al
For niagara Fails, the Lakes q CANADA
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
s Line connects at Philade pha with the Crest North
esiern Railroad Route thr, ugn - Nj gra ta or bnuso
IN Is nous from Philadelphia. Through Iieke win me
rviIgSs Of stopping al Phladeldn and inleEmedlAte
aa,irts Tor sale b. the A gents in sayannah
Fare 10 Mag BunslO 81; Elmira s2l 70 Canandai
su@'s c. A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
7. S. & I. G. BUDD,
Agents at ChaTlsst0R.
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SAVAGE d AND ERsONS
ATToRNEYs AT LAW,

SUf fthVAAley n IN n e aheSs
Having associated themselves together in the practice Of
law, viii give gheir undivided attention 70 all outiReos en-.
lhem They will practice 10 ali the counties OF the
Jadcia Circuit and also in the counties OF Warren
Iaunon, Wnson and 10 the supreme Court a. Nashville
iGu2-I
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gOHE LKLLTKTT.
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RelA- Al COHtHuHleGtlons strictly eoflbdsntlGL
ADDRESS orders tor ItCEsLs Jr JsruGezl1s g.
4 SWAN & co Augusta e.

Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta,
Ca have their orders hed aud time, by address
ing 5. swan Co. eitler Of LhOse cities.
I ? iis OF the numbers thai drawn IRON the wheel
Win the amount prize that entitled
will be published every drawing in the following pa
pers.
Augusta Ga Constitution list New Orleans Delta Mobile
EeEseT Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
intlgenceT New Sork seky Day Book savannah Norm
ing news and Richmond UspaleI, New lork Dispatch,
Pauding Miss JlanO-, and Ls Koek ArA.l True
DemOcFat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06
Kansas Report of Committee Of
Conference

The accounts we have seen, of the
action of Congress on the report Of
the Committee of Conference, and of
The report itself, are so imperfect, that
We do not exactly understand what
the marority of the Committee a.
greed upon. The Washington Star
says:
sit adopts the preamble Of The
Senate bill, setting forth that, where
as the people of Kansas have adopt.
ed and duly transmitted to Congress
a State Constitution which is repub-
lican in form, therefore the Territory
shall be admitted as State into the
Union by proclamation, if a majority
of the citizens thereof shall accept, at
an election subsequently to be held.
the terms submitted by Congress t.
Minnesota in lieu of the ordinance
Which was sent with the said State
Constitution, for the acceptance Of
Congress; which said ordinance moi
being acceptable to Congress, &c.
The Star says, it ''knows no rea.
son 20 doubt the acceptance of the
report by both Houses, and sit yields
no single principle involved in the
Senate's Kansas State bill"
We find in the Stars report Of
Senate proceedings:
"AIr. Green submitted the report,
recommending substitute. He said
that this was measure of cancellation,
and il sacrificed no principle, and har-
monized with what the interests OF
the country demanded.
Mr.. Seward said that the minority
of the committee disagreed, and gave
the reasons Of their disagreement.
He did not think the people of Kan
sas ought to be made to vote again on
the L4compton Constitution, after
having rejected it; and if such a vote
were taken, it ought to be taken fairly;
whereas the bill provided grants OF
lands, if they accepted it, as an in.
dncement for that course. and held out
the alternative that they should not
be admitted until the population large
ly increased, provided they rejected
it."
"The report was made the special
order for Monday next.
We find in Geographic dispatch,
that s'the democratic Senators, except
Douglas, Stuart and Broderick, have
resolved to sustain the report"
A Washington dispatch of the
Goth, says:
s.The friends Of the new Kansas
measure are sanguine Of its success
this week. Douglas, Stuart aud
Broderlck are actively endeavorlng to
defeat it. ;"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

The Chattanooga Advertiser Of g
late date, in the course of rather q
long and elaborate article on the de.
feat Of the Lecomptou Constitution
and the policy Of the South has the
follGwiDg:-
For our part We say, should the
Senate bill be finally rejected, or the
slavery clause be stricken out and
the bill passed. We say without hest
tation, that it would be the duty of
the Governors of all the slave hold
ing States to call conventions Of
the people-not of Congressman,
or political agitatOrs or demagogues
but a convention of the people,
the citizens whose rightsare involved,
to whom the facts should tie sub
mitted, and an appeal be made to
the masses of the nation for final
and perpetual settlement of this
question"
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suE.EFIs SALE.

DY virue of wri1of veud;iioui exponas
= issued by tbeClofk Of the Cjrcuit Cour,
Of Lincoln county, Tehr, and 70 me directed,
| viii expose to sale 10 tie highest bidder. f.
cash, at the oourt-house door in the town Of
Fayetteville. on Saturday, the 2Sih day
ct May, 1858. a, the right. tile. claim.
and interest that G.. W. Brewer has in ard 20
tract of LAND in Lincoln county. Tenn, IN
District No, p, on heWfters Of Co.fes's Crsel-.
bounced Is follows:--0n the South bv the
lands Of 1. L. Simpson. cn the North BY Mich
olas Evans, on the Est by the lands Of Amer
lea Stone, on the Wast by toe land Of V. c.
Evaus-sa;d to contain ninety or one hundred
acres. Levied on by 4 . Silver.ooth. Con-
stable of Lincoln comfy. Tenn as the prpp-
erty of the said G. ". Brewer, at the suit Of
Holt & HileS.
". H. ALEXANDER, Slsr.F.
April 10. IS5S-(4t-Si0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

The MORMON LEADER. = The Des-
eret News Of a late date, contains, The
commencement of an autobiography
o. Brigham Young. 1t threatens
TO be of prodigious length, as two
numbers only bring down his person
al "history' to the time Of his BIRTH
We learn, however, that his grand
father was a physician and surgeon
in the old French and Indian war
and was killed "by the falling Of a
pole from a fence" and that his
father was soldier Of the Revolu-
ton, and served in three campaigns
under Washington. Brigham him
self was born in Nottingham, Yer
mont, in tie year 1907, aud is con-
sequently in bis ffty-seyenth year
The number of his wives, (as We In
fer from other au!horities,) about
equals that Of bis J ears. Il is sad
to think Of the amount of bereave-
ment which the death Of such man
would occasion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

WASHINGTON, May lst.-SENATE-
The vote on the concurrence with the
House on the Kansas report stood
yeas 81; nays %. On motion Of
Hunter the Senate receded from its
amendment TO the Deficiency Bill by
a vote of 25 to 81.
The Cabinet is in session.
When the Kansas bill passed sa-
lutes we're fred near the Capitol, in
the vicinity Of the White House and
elsewhere. Numerous members Of
Congress paired of, intending to re-
turn Immediately to their homes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-06

A FUGITIyE SLAVE Mora gen
tleman named Stump. from Virgin
ia, accom- panied by Us. Marshal
visited Blairsyille, Pa, recently, and
arrested fugitive slave. Accord
ing to the Pittsburg Gazette, howey-
er, he was Immediately rescued by a
mob OF whites and blacks, and Mr.
Stump, and the Marshal, compelled
to beat retreat after being roughly
handled.