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ES- If the chief object of the New Or
leans Committee of Vigilance, was, as has
been alleged, the wrestling of the municipal
government from the American party, which
preponderates largely in the city, the result is
sfailure. The telegraph announced yesterday
morning that the American candidate for
Mayor had been elected, though but by small
majority. 1t is well that this lesson has been
taught those who sought by unlawful and re-
evolutionary MEANS to deprive the majority of
the citizens of New Orleans of their rights
but something more is necessary to the proper
vindication of outraged and violated law
The city authorities should mark every man
who belongs to the Vigilance Committee and
bring them to trial, and punishment if posi-
BILE, for their conspiracy against the liberty and
rights of American freeuaen. There may
be cases in which the usurpation of
authority can be excused and tolerated
but this is not one of them. The right
of suffrage is too sacred to be, under
any pretence whatever, subjected to the
control Of a body of usurpers ; and whenever
the bayonet is interposed to stifie the express
sion Of the viii of the people, deadly blow
is aimed at our republican institutions. But,
il may be denied that the defeat of the Amer
Jean party was the object Of the formation of
the Vigilance Committee. III SO, what was
is objects Why was it gotten up ON the eve
of the annual municipal election. and why did
IL seek to depose the Mayor and the regular
police, and take into its own keeping the
protection % of the ballot box. Why was it
not organized three or six months ago!
There had been no sudden increase Of crime
the police bad not shown themselves inefh-
cient or unwilling to discharge their duty, nor
had the courts fhiled in the administration Of
the law. On the contrary, we are assured by
the Cresceaf " that the records Of the Mayors
Office, demonstrate that no city in the Union
Is, or has bcen, blessed with the services of
more efficient or honorable chief magistrate
that the .police have bsen more efficient
and done more hard and slillfui work. than
their eompeers In other Cities" and that
they deserve credit for ariesting and sub
jecting to the penalties OF the law 70
many OF theyiolaiors of 1" - having
made more arrests aud brought more
persons 10 the bar of the criminal court
for punishment, than the same number OF po-
iicemeu ever did before any where on the
surface Of the globe-and that the administers
ton of criminal justice in NEW Orleans never
WAS 20 prompt and efficient ils at present II
the object Of the Vigilance Committee had
not been chiefly political, Instead Of making
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EXTRAORDINARY FATuTTY.-From Peters
town, Monroe county, we are informed that
there Is no abatement in the ravages Of the
fever which has visited the inhabitants Of that
village, and the Grey Sulphur. tone mile dis
tant) for more than six month"; The num-
Der Of deaths Is over forty, including some Of
the most prominent and useful citizens In
one or two Instances the entire family has
been removed by It's fearful effects. The viii
lage i quite 4 small one. and the work OF de-
population has been much more complete
than was the case with Norfolk during the
late fearful pestilence Of the yellow fever
EIzersQ oossAfsy Psz-l Adrecafe
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oBrrrARY.-Deparied this life, in Camden,
AK, on Friday, the 18th inst, William Chad
well, who was born In Williamson county, in
the Stale Of Tennessee, May LIST, 1897. The
deceased removed from his native State TO
Camden, Ark. In the year ls5z. where he
continually resided until the period Of bis
death. During this time he made the ae-
quaintance Of large circle Of warm personal
friends, who were not more coEyulsed by bis
untImeiy death, than they were delighted by
his presence in life. His amiability Of
character and modesty Of department., made
him universally popular; his thorough kncwl-
edge OF business affairs rendered him still
mere widely Known ARKANSAS Stafer,gaks
Eagle.
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From the Union G american
Gov. JOnsOn's Reply to tho Conn
mittee.

mittee.
The following letter from Gov. JOHNSON
with reference to the Bonds of the Secretary
of State, was received too late for comment.
We present it to our readers at the earliest
moment possible and will take occasion to
refer to the subject editorially tomorrow:
WASHINGTON CITY, May 25th 1858.
GENTLEMEN:-Your letter of inst. max
ing inquiry in regard to the Secretary OF State
making bond to the Governor, as required
by the act referred to, was received by last
nights mail. My recollection is that the
Secretary of State did execute bond as re-
quired by law, and that the bond was filed in
the Office of the Secretary of State, with the
bonds of the Comptroller. At this moment l
do not remember the names of the securities,
upon the bonds of either Secretary or Comp
troller; at the time they were deemed good
and sufficient. / will add, it may be possible
that these bonds were filed with the bonds of
the Clerks from the different counties. which
are deposited in the Secrctary's Office for safe
keeping.
/ have the honor to be, most respectfully,
Your obedient ser'vt
ANDREW JOHNSON
Hons J. n. Goodpasture, A. +. Golf, T. w. Newman,
NJ. Vaughn Committee.
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At the ponderous gate Of time stand,
And view In silence mingpd band,
VI days, OF weeks, of months, and years,
That iinger there with doubts and fears,
Awaiting each, with beating heart,
To make their entrance and play their part
Some clad in smiles, some crown'd with wfeaths OF
flowers,
Some wearing frowns some bearing gentle showers,
Some how'd beneath the weight Of grief and woe,
Some rob'd in ice and cap'd with glist ming snow,
In natures livery thus they pass the gate,
And trust their lives to winds of changing fate.
First comes the day, the younger OF the band,
To pass his life of hours in this land,
His step is iight, his smiles do seems to say,
I enter here with gentle winds to play;
To Irvine with love, to wake the slumbering earth,
To Fill the woods with sounds of joy and mirth
Through regions vast with light and buoyant strides
He leaves all here as swiftly on he glides,
His smiles soon hide beneath the clouds Of fear,
His eyes bring forth new born glist'nng tear,
He mostens now the paths he long'd to tread,
He mingles soon with hosts of kindred dead.
Next comes the week, meath heavens encircIing
arch
He enters here with faltering, fearful March.
The glist'ning dew drops fringe the Blended bow,
And sun beams lend him radiant lights below,
Yettrembling, step by step he treads the earth,
And TO his missions by one gives birth.
Now wearing smiles he DER US throws light,
And wells his gathering passions from our sight,
And wildly wooing Zephyrs lure us on,
Till peas of thunder warn us of a storm,
His face all clouded his brow DER hung with fears,
His garments torn, he leaves US bathed in tears.
Now comes the Month, by perfum'd breezes fann'd
Into this vast, this gaily verdant land
Tho laden'd heavy he steers his course along
The paths where sounds the birds sweet warbling
song;
Where blooming flowers send their incense sweet,
Where lovers vow and gurglng stream let's meet
As on he moves he scatters wreath's of love,
By nature wovc in secret realms above,
With them entwines the crimson SUMS pure light
That DER him falls and guides him his fight;
On, on he moves, he's passing from our view,
Now at deaths threshold he bids US all adeu.
The years now comes with firm majestic tread,
He moves in paths once trod by hallow'd dead,
His step is heavy, his missions here below,
Are strangely mingl'd with scenes of joy and woe;
Tho doubtful shadows oft doth DER him steal,
And to our eyes strange visions they reveal
Now are his robe all wove of glist'ning snow,
With icy tasseIs fondly dropping low,
Now changing quick by mortal eyes unseen,
He don's dress of ever living green,
Another change eyesbelow can see,
Does wait him far into eternity.
Nashville June LIST, 1857.
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Britain can place thirty screw steamers of
the line. twenty screw frigates, forty screw
sioops, and one hundred and forty lighter
steam vessels on our Atlantic coast, without
decreasing the strength of any one of her
fleets on other stations, and still have large
force to hold in reseYe.
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Safety, Utility and Beauty.
New England Trace Coupling Company.
State Rights for Sale.

vITE exhibiting tbs desirable Invention %
w the public. The Patent Trace Coupling Is
ticle which needs oaly b be 70 be appreciated
u attached % the whietrec fsdsfdneoasig, thouf
soilfzg the Aands-cGana be Disconnected BY aectdN
IL sr0ger and more daratgcthaa any oey attachment
IN use, and makes what b - desirable IN fnc
carriage, an exccifesf fnfsh-
The CoaplingL arc manufactured q different materi
ais from the coinren nuish the fnes riirer plafe
and can be sappeG al orer 90 than anything that
used for that Purpose leaving margin for ta
ua>pse preM Any person with moderate capital c1n
rsaze fortune IN IL sale.
We are preFuared 10 furnish the Couplings, o. the
dierrnt grades and costs IN qnaatitieE desired
those only who purchase State Flehte-
The Couplings may be seen % the Office of the Com
pany, where scale % price, may be obtained and
al communications must be addressed 20 ssfHE NEW
ENGLAND TRACE COUPLING COMPANY - RxsExEzr
No. Or erzrs Hoes, Basros.
te2-2md-(p. b.
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defeated, to continue its organization and to
punish offenders, we take to be an after
thought, to palliate its offence against the po-
litical rights of citizens. But, whether this be
SO, or not, we trust the law-abiding citizens
will see that ali who compose the Committee
are brought to justice.
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MoRE SHfFs WksrEp.-Secretary Toacey
says the Navy Department cannot get along
without greater addition 10 the Navy than
ten sloopz- The necessities OF the service
actually demand txenty or more, In order TO
occupi the stations where American men Of
war are needed, and afford proper facilities
for the relief and repair Of vessels.-lE T.
Timss' Washington l<z<F, june "a
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Gss- At a sarget-shooting In Charleston.
the other day, a lady'z hoop skirt WAS awar-
DID as prize for the cord shot. -Ezckans<.
II certainly was not gallant IN the CHARTS
ton ans thus 10 intimate that men make bad
shot, or miss the mark, when they become
possessors Of heopsd skirts Neither il Il
true; for a n.4ss in rings l. the centre Of The
mark ainlei at, and all outdoors the cream
ierence Of the target Csksnbss Esas.r<s.
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Important Public Sale Of
r E. A T. ES II A II f.

ON MONDAY THE 2sfH INST, the Columbus Life
" and General Insurance Company, At Columbus,
Mss viii Offer for sale Al public outcry credf Of
six, twelve and eighteen months, 10 the highest bid
county OF Davidson, state of Tennessee, about mile
Of The city Of Nashville. being that portion Of
said tract Of land, owned By SAID company, which
II p Bostick, Esq resides, pariicula ly de-
scribed being situated South Of the middle OF Wat
kns Avenue, boundary tine, beginning AZ the middle
pint 81 intersection of Watkins Avenue and Bostck's
Avfnue, lad down ia the plan Of "Bastickx adat
the Inicdis Of Watkins Ayenue 70 the yding line
between jesse Thomas and said Hardin r. Bost1ck,
thence along SAID hne IN Southern direction, 70 the
nHidle Of the Charlotte Turnpike, IA eastern drec
ton 30 point opposite the middle q the Bstck Az
eaue. thence along the middle q Bostck Avenue 10
the beginning, Continuing fftecn q groand
thereaboufs
Upon The above described premises l. situated the
very desirable dwelling honse and ether Improve
menfs known IS the residence of MAJ Hardin r Bas-
tsck faH description q ~hch cannot be given IN this
advertisements, bet 70 those not acquainted with the
second % ~ the many beautiful and valuable
pFix ate residences N tbs eafirous a. Nashville
The property Hiil be sold tract be digd-
cd INTO such lots khz satisfaction Al
cerned.
Nous viii approved sacnsiy sli be required frera
tennessees n SashsIiie, and ~hieh neses Be
further secured b liza upoa the prepefty.
The titlc perfect, bit any informatios respecting
tniz may be ebt-iaed BY references % Gov. Nstii )
hresn. .
Nal Bozsi<k who y IN psszession a. she premises
needed % tiletr n.erits, Az
fhs sale vi take place % ne premises bssweea the
hazfs q IL zn1 o'riock- = = 49,.
jes-sa JAMES WHITFIELD. Prssidsnl
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Supply, Release, Allegheny. All of these are
receiving and store ships, and are of little
avail as ships of war;
The recapituiation of the active available
force of our Navy presents, therefore, the fol-
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
"a or three young Women with FIRST child. four good
House Boys boys from Is TO 90 good Dining room
Servants, with good lot Of field hands men girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber
apr2s-u II H. HAYNES 4 90.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

John Morrow VS.. Farmers and Mechanics Insurance
Co and others.
A the office of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville, on the It'll day OF June
1858, on motion of complainant, by counsel in
the above cause and appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master. that the said defendants
The Farmers and Mechanics ms. Co, of Pha. and
Thomas b. Florence and Ed. r. Helmbold,
resident of the State of Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process of this court cannot be served
upon them, it is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession, in the Nashville Patriot a
paper published in the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendants to appear at the of the Chan
Court to be holden for the county of Davidson
the Court house thereof, in the city of Nashville,
the first Monday in November next, and answer said
bill both original bill and amended BILL or the same
will be taken for confessed to them and set
down for hearing parte.
c. d. BRIEN,
juneS-w4t Prs fee IS Clerk Master.
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so BOX GINGER WINE. ssr s.ss hy DILLON q co
SO BOX GINGER wfSE. for sals b. DELIoS 1 CO.
SO BOX. GINGER VINE. for sails by DILLON 4 CO
50 BOX. GINGER wISE. for s4is By BILLION 4 CO
SO BOX GINGER WINK s-is BY BILLION CO.
50 box. GINGER *iSE. fer s-ie BY DII4OS = CD
so BOX. eI>ekz wizE fss ale BY nIlIoS co.
50 Hox. GINGER VINE, sor sais by BILLION 4 60.
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ruuupp sutxcI0g .xn na.,n.

rIrHE sabscribcr has constantly on haad large I'D
Il q Cedar, yellow aud White Psnc F1noring clear
White Flncs Josls Poplar Flask, Scantling. rquare
Ce1aFs Cellar Plank. and F0gliar Shingles sap.
ply any qn@ntty q Lnuber ane shnglcs the short
est nosces ard a the lowest prices for cash Leave
yeaf orders, foe Frempt sslFuton, Nllh
~ CREIGHTON,
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Valuable Theological Works.
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WTE have the best assortment of Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels, and Toweng Goods
ever offered and at lower prices.
apr24-n w. A. & J. G. McCLEILAND..
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Wednesday, June 10th, 1858.
3 90, 900 IMAM St|
sorteo Eumero 600 ordinario.
} capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
Whole Tickets s2o; IIaIve. 3 o; Quar-.

APPROXIMATIONS 90 the slO0 600, az 5000 each
400 70 SO 600 Of 400 10 80 900 Of 400 70 10 900:
. Of 400 20 IS 900.
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DRY GOODS Clothing.
Great Bargains for Cash.

tA7E are offering entire stock OF Staple and
w Fancy Goods, at very reduced prices, for Cash
My W A & J. G. McCLEIIAND.
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ParasOls and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot of Parasols, Sun Shades and
n Ladies Sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
apr24-6 VA 81 G. McCTEIAND.
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ters 80.
Prizes cashod nj sight al per cent discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken nj par.
drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
So All orders Tor Schemes Tickets 20 he ad.
dressed 10 DON RopRIcUEz, (care OF City Post')
Charleston, So. Ca my3i-td
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Muslins MusIins!>

XxTE have just received large lot Of elegant
w French Muslins. with many other goods from
Auction, which we offering at greatly less than
importation cost.
je5-1 wa. J. G. McCLEIIAND
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BRADYss
Pu b shing Hous e,
Tiles. collars and CraYats.

II AN now receiving large and wei srlectsd stock
Il of Collars, Ties, AZ. Also, Half Hose. inst re-
ceised By tmay22l J. n. McclIL-
APPLES.
IS0 BEls AfrLEs just received snc Tor sale ~
lev aprfo--n n n niCkEY
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Fresh Arrivals.

s N Y ID + II T. FRIZZ ELL
A RE now opening a choice and well selected stock
IA OF BOOTS and SHOf>S suitable 20 the season and
at prices correspond with the times Consisting in
part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters;
do Patent Leather Caters Oxford Ties:
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and lasting CATERS;
do Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
ladies' Caters, plain with and without heels;
do Slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet slippers:
do Fine White Kid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters.
do Kid Buskins, with and without heels
Misses Caters and Slippers with and without heels;
do Kid Boots, with and without heels;
Chiidren's Shoes Il every variety:
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above we have something very nice for NAY
DAY. Also Servants Shoes and Pegged Work Of all
kinds Call AT No. q Public Square
SNYDER A FRIZ1E1L,
aprii30 q Pubic Square
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5or sale-Go larat.
FINE FARM, FOR SALE!I
10000 ACRES OF LAND
For Sale

INoR sale 40 no Acres ~ fnc land in Texas Titles
II perfect. Will he sod in hody. or In tracts Of
GO acres in leagne (212s acrs) surveys Persons
wishing to make good investment would do well TO
call and examine fhe plots and titles wiz be sold for
cash, negroes or real estate Nashville.
Enquire Of II. II. HAYSE Co., OF OF A. V. s IISDs-
LEY. aprc3-dtf
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Linen Goods, &c.

WE are ofereing the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domestic
Sheetings, Bleached and Brown Domestics ever seen
in this market, at
je5-f W. A. * ]. G. McCLULANDS.
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NEW BOOkS.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
Jottery, conducted by tile spanish Government.
under the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place at Havana, on
Leduesday- une 9Th IGES
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Table Linens. &c.

WE keep the best make of Irish Linens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
apr24-f W. A & j. G. McCIEiLAND.
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II HIS.
M HITE, Painted and Carved Ivory ,Sandcwood and
w Spanish Fans handsome styles, just received by
jeff J. d McGIIL
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SALT FOR SALE
A Book for Bows

1--WE thousand Sacks of Salt in store, by P. c.
IL ANDERSON, No Broad street, which will be sold
for Free Bank money. ieS-u
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State of Our Navy.

Hons. J. n Goodpasture, A. F. Gof, T. w. n,
NJ. Vaughn, Committee.
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Silks. BaregeS and MantIes.
Elegant Lace Nantes.
Irish Linens.

NIE are opening, this morning, beautiful assert
w ment of French and Choutly Lace Nantes
apr24-f VA J. G. McCIEIIAND
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House FuRNrsErNcs

All widths Linen and Cotton Sheeting Pillow Cote
and Linens, all qualities, Table Damask Towels, n
kins, &c., &c.
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Cash for Dry and Green Hides.
w Dry and Green Hides, delivered at our Grocery
Store, No. 3, Broad street.
We trust persons having Hides TO sell will call
before dsposing of them elsewhere.
Pa C. ANDERSON
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