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The telegrsfhio q, p,tts he Kansas ectioa
indicate that the Land Ordinsnce will be rejected,
and consequently, Kansas viii nos come into the
Union as a State. This result had been anticipated
By al those ecquainted with the condition Of the
territory and the sentiments Of its people. The
pro-savery men wish to delay the time Of organic
lug State government, hoping that they may oo-
tain majority Of the legal voters, so soon as the
Massachusetts emigraut aid societies cease to force
their swarms Of AbOliaonists into the territory
Kansas should become State now, the constitution
would be changed in very short tine and slavery
would be prohibited forever. But by waiting few
years. the slavery excitement will be allowed 70 SUI
side, the system of forcing population into the
territory will be abandoned emigration VIII De per
mitted to follow its natural channels, and 0y tne
time Kansas acquires population SUFFICIENT under
the late act Of Congress, TO be admitted as S'a'e
msjority Of her citizens may be ready TO aooP'
nro slavery constitution From these consideration
the prossvery men in the territory we're no1 ao'lse
in securing the adoption Of the LeeOmPtOn O9ns'i
tuition while the Black Republicans voted against II
because it recognizes slavery.
In addition to this, as q contemporary justly says
Kansas hardly feels ready to assume the burdens o.
a State government. There is little ProoucuE'
wealth in the Territory Most Of the Immigration
has been from persons Of moderate means Wh0s'
srduous efforts to establish themselves as tTadesmer
or freeboldip4 farmers have been sorely interereC
with By previous troubles. To assume the expens'
Of State government; to carry on their own IN
ternal improvements; pay from their own treasur!
the salaries now betrayed by the general govern
ment: and substitute for the moderate territorial
tax the burthen that their existence as Stat
would involve, is in the present state of fnsncia
matters. no attractive prospect.
The defeat Of the measure is no partisan triumph
It proceeds "a her from economical an prudentis
considerations In any event the English Bill put
a STOP to the agitation and staunches the bleeding
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Heading Matter on Every Page.

The Bannsr still persists in its assumption that
BARRETT, the newly elected Representative from
the St. Louis District is a freesOiler, This is oneOf
our neigbbOrs original discoveries, and he is end
tied to its exclusive use and enjoyment. Nobody
seems at all disposed to dispute with him the pos
session of this valuable piece of information. The
St. Louis Democrat comes to us daily lamenting
BARRET's election as ga prosavery triumph
The Republican exults over it as a "prosslsvery
triumph" The friends of Mr.. BARRET in Mis-
souri,, voted for him the suppositiOn that he
the pro slavery candidate. His opponents voted
against him under the same impression. The New
York Tribune. usually pretty well posted, speaks of
BARRET as the pro slavery candidate and regards
his election severe blow 70 freesoilism in Missouri
The Warrington Union thinks he is prO-slavery
man; Senator GREEN thinks so, and MIR. BARRET
thinks so himself for be so avoWed during The can
vass But it seems they are all mistaken. They
haunt seen the Banner. If they had only consulted
our neigbbor on the subject of Mr. BARREr's opiu-
ions. how differently they would feel about his cleo
ton! If the Democrat knew that they had lost
BLAIR only to get another freesoil representative in
his place, that journal would cease its complaints
and make the welkin ring with its rejoicing. GREE
LEY would grow wild with JOY that two freesOiI can
didates contested the St. Louis district without de-
fest to the party or injury to the cause. The AID
minisration men in Missouri will be really objects
of cOmmiseration when thay get the news. SeUa-
tor GREEN will be overcome with modification when
he learns that he has contributed TO the election Of
freesOiler. The Republican will go Into mourning,
and Gov Polk will commit suicide But BARRETT
himself will be in the most ptiable state Of mind Of
all when he receives the intelligence. Just to think,
that he has been freesOiler ali this lime without
knowing thinking administration speeches when
he really against the administration, and iguo
rsnuy declaring himself pro slavery man, when
he was in fact a Black Republican! We really
think the Banner ought to be kept out Of his way.
Il will be so humiiating when be fnd5 out that be
has been so completely deceived about his own oPn-
ions
How little we know Of ourselves! How entirely
we misapprehend our own naturel Truly may it
be said Poor mortal men, we know not what We
sre'-at least not until We read the Banner
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HIGH produces light Of unsurpassed bFilancy from
w Coal OIL and combines economy With simplicity, A.
torns better and purF Light than any other substance,
81 ss hdn one ha the cost Of candles lard oil and three
times cheaper than burning fluid II without particle Of
odor and Is always safe in any hands, being impossible
to explode or Suddenly infame.
The Of carried around both sides Of the
wick In fine streams and thence become combustion
clear producing the pure and perfect light that
good variety Of lamps and supply Of OIL wick burners,
60, for sale by J. ", WILSON, II College St.
augIOdtRs-nlm
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Dy LLif uuNtfuNLs
J. z. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
1TINERYA COEE.EC.E.


SITUATED FIVE NILEy EAST Of BASHTLLLE, TENN
TWVHIs Gourshing Institution viii reopen the first Monday
in September next Attending superior educational facilities
COmm0dOus additions having male % the building,
increased number Of puI can De accommodated.
It the design Of the Principal and Teachers Of the School 70
study pleasure and surround hose entrusted 20 their
with all the charms Of the ftmi y circle.
The healthy and easy Of access, ard e OF
study is systematic. Circular, with and
other particulars can obtained the book store Of ~ T. Berry
Co.. Public square, McCIure's music Union street,
or bv addressing the Principal. S. E.JONES.
augs-d Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn.
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HAVE Car sale an any pntatiln in Jasss, csu ~ ME
Jacss r. IN two t. six 81 Of gI't size tie lsrs
about IS hands hgh eighteen Jsines forty 81 cattle
For further particulars apply the undergnedat NASHVILLE
anglO,lm WIN. W WOODFOLE
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4. N. BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry 4 Machine Shop,

81 COLLEGE STREET. NASHVILLE,
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines, Flour GTist and Saw
w Mills and Mill Machinery Of every description, Water
Wheels, Cider and Sugar Mills Castings and Machinery for max
ing syrup from Chinese
Railroad and Contractors Work. Mule
Powers for Des, Bridge Castings and Bolts, SWITCHES Frogs,
Turn tables, Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural Iron Work Of every description
FOR Store Fronts, Dwellings, Nerandahs Balconies Cemetery
closures and Doors for Banks and Business Houses all
of the newest style of patterns and well
finiSheds at Eastern prices The trade supplied
with Audrons, Kettles and hag0nboXes on favorable terms
july 97-d3m
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state OF Tennessee in the Dickson County
COurLs--August Rules, 1885,
John souherand, ct ais, Geo. ". Fowler ais Petition

sell land.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of
Bryan and wife Elizabeth Bryan formerly Fowler John
Sutherland Mary J. Sutherland. and Geo.
heirs at law Of George Sutherland deceased, and part Of the
defendants in this residents State OF Tenns
that The ordinary process Of this Court cannot he v
upon them; Il Is therefore ordered that publication be
Nashville Union and American newspaper published In the
city Of Nashville, for three successive requiring said
resident defendants 70 pers nsy appear before the Worhip1
County COurtof Dickson county ue held in the Char
loe the lst Monday in December l65 there
Plead demur to the Petition bill Of John souther
land ct ais fled in this Court for the sale OF the
Geo. Sutherland, decd, the will be taken for confessed
as to them, and set for hearing parte.
aug i0u3t prs. fee "a. THOS McNEILLY CLERK.
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Administrafor's Notice.

NE undersigned having administered the estate Of Gsorz
seibert, decd hereby notifies all persons having clam
against said estate to present them to him file them with th
Clerk Of the County Court Of Davidson county within
months from this date.
EugI0-W3t HENRY BRAKEMAN Admir-
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The Detroit A7usrtiger states that Hon. 2
CHAEDLER, l. S Senator from Michigan was dan
gerOusly burned by an explosion Of gas il his resi-
denee At Detroit, on AOnday evening, the % inst
BE bad just built new house, and on the evening
in question gas was introduced for the first time
Noticing that it was escaping Mr. CHANDLER took a
LAMP and went to find lhelesksge On approaching
the spot he gas iguited, throwing him upon the
AOOr and burning him very badly about the face
and hands
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PUBLIC letting Of all the earthForz bird reseng and
"A erosstes necessary for the completion Of forty miles Of the
western division Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
iron Hickman to about four miles east Of Davison viii held
at Dresden, Tenn Saturday, September IS IN next
Sealed proposals FOR the BY sections nile
each viii ne received until the morning Of September 2h
Dresden, Tenn.
Plans and proes viii be shown by Dir FIR. Helner r. E.
IL September I'D at the Engineers Office at Hickman, KY
Terms mostly cash.
The balance Of the road, about 40 miles viii probably let at
an early date By order Of the board
auglo-H '. X. STEVENSON, Prest
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The Salt Lake Mail has arrived at st. JO>
sePhs, Mo, bringing la'er news from Utah. It pre-
sens no feature Of special Importance. Order and
quiet seem to have been restored tbroughou the
Territory, and the Peace Commissioners, Messrs.
POWELL and MoCULLOCH, having completed the
duties assigned TO them, we're on their way home.
Gen. JOHNSTON had issued Proclamation prohibit
ing the soldiers and citizens from disturbing the Nor
mons or their ch,tle and none Of the troops we're
allowed TO enter the city under any pretexL
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IN CHANCERY Ar LAFAYETTE.
John WOre Guardian the minor heirs Of james A. Taylor
deceased, parte.

Of A
deceased parte.
DURSUANT to Decree Of the honorable Chancsry Court Tor
Macon county July Term, 1858, will offer fJrsie, upon
the premises Saturday the 9th day Of November next le
credit Of years, Except si2j
the undivided third part Of 57 Of land less
with all It's appuenanees lying in Macon c0uuty Teu
l2mie OF Lafayette, including the rated Red Boiling
Sulphur Springs the waters OF which uf4
bic cure tor the travel or any deanesnt OF the kue from
any cIuse whatever, scroulOus diseases Of every character
pePsa or indigestion; in wcrl wll greatly alleviate
most Of al ecr1ne diseases poor mortal man is 81 ert TO-
The improvements and furniture ani amply
Iele iSO OF ~ 4Lors goa stables crrlage
houses and other OUT bndns aout ~ acres OF the and in
good state Of cultivation. Also large
first @ o-ay for the sale Of goods aud groceries Bonds and
approved securities VIII ie required and lien retained upon the
land and furniture for the purchase money This 18th July,
auglOEsm prs fee sl5 50.
Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward.
SHAN g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
u al who shall see these presents-GreetinE
Whereas has been made known that JESSIE LEWIS
Sf aud JUN Lew VS. crgel win having committed foul
and atrocOus murder the 81 day Of August upon the
bodies Of s. D. Queener, sheriff Of Campbell and his
deputy Travis Gibson late Of said county Of Campbe has fed
from justice, and Is now running at large.
NOW therefore l. lssm g. Harris Governor Aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power and authority vested hereby
reward Of I've Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to
Lewis deliver him to he sheriff or aiIor Of
our county Of Campbell in order that justice that behalf may
- testimony whereof have herennto set my hand and
caused the great seal Of the State aixed at Nash.
[ } IsHAM C. HARRIS.
J. z. X. Ray, Secretary Of State
DESCRIPTION.
The elest lessee Lewis Jr ABOUT p or . years OF age
weighs Isl 6O pounds feet l0inches high strsgh
black rather lean face slJE spoken. The
named John Lewis and is ABOUT - y DID, weighs 90 or
40 pouBds about feet high has black hair speaks fast
full red face with sCks au rather proGd appearance
with very heavy black eyebrows. One Of them mot known
which, had on Whssers Of a dars color.
The Knoxville Cis6O will weeks and
forward to this Office
An additional reward Of Four Hundred Dollars Is
offered by the citizens Campbell comfy. sug9-W4W
/ STEAMER BLANCHE LEWIS FOR SALE.
| an SATURDAY, 2lst August. will sell 10 the 49, -
highest bidder the Blanche Lewis. =-f
/ she lies at the wharf in Paduc1h, kys a sl-
three and months 8cCept1uc
flCtoriy endorsed She draws 20 inches sOJ tons
good repair and fine running order. The iec Of this sale
close the concern Sale positive and without reserve.
! y. e. FOWLER,
! THDS BELLSNTDER,
| surs-ts JOHN D. BATENAN.
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TEAVTNG sold ont our entire business 1I-. A. DELTSsEE
wish in this to return sincere thanks % o4c
frieuds and Tor the very liberal patronage htr-o
bestowed and 70 soiieitf Tor " ls
All debt5due late firm viii be- cct h 1- DELIssEE
or authorzeia agent, who Is alone % a is
LYONS q co
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A. WRIGHT, Special fudge.
Test: u. D. WELcH, Clerk.
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mE1TPHEs RACES .
MEMPHIS COURSE.

The Races over the Memphis Course WIN
commence on EG ESBAk October Ias 1852
and COmtinue five days
FIRST DAY, TUEsDkv, Ocohsr % The 80 zaLhEB STAKE
for three year olds, su $50 Forfeit Billie heats tre
70 I'll the stake; The CLUB Co adj sl provided tte race
run; and coss0n The l DAY Jl August, ISIS. cur-
ity will be required for the forfeit n e above lze
SAME DAI.-Jockey Cla5 Purse $3.50 Three mile heats
SECOND DAY "WEDNESDAY Oclller -lilcsey tllh Purse
500. Nile heats, three In
SAME DAf-SEe-psLaks for two year old5 $40 entrance
$50 forfeit. "Dash mie; three Co i tle slsk
nov three entries Security sill De reg uigel for DE fort
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, October 2l.--Iae - uAkREE
STAKE for three year olds Two Uic heats, $50 entrance
500 forist three f the 5 re Club Oh add $500
provided the run; and close t. dy ol August
lS58. Security will be required iO= Che forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIoAY October .J0cksy Club Purn 500
Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, sAHUEDAT, October 23.-Jocay Club Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats
Wak over the above Course entities the horse to thu
hili amount Of Jockey CLUB purses
II = All entries, with fori1ts must be d.-sC-si On
VA. 7. ROUNDTREE- Proprietor,
fs2q-tilI Oct 10 Memphis. Teunessse-
Lexington Kyl 05sergsr a9d Reporter copy t October 10
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NIFTY DOLLARS viii be paid for the delivery Of e to
". H.. CALHOUN, JeEeiry store. Nashville. Tie @aln
maize by T. +. Cooper, London Duplex Hu1uug Case
No. $50. iyzi-Giw
DR.D. r. WRIGHT, LATE OF u z. f5 s'EEEss
having removed 10 Nashville, oE-rs Dis lrla @ rys
cizeut. OfHOs and residence IN shelby As College
Of Broad and Vine streets. lin
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ALEX. DELISsER,
Successor 20 LYONS a. COZ
EulpOrtcr and Dealer an Havana ufEnFs,
Tobacco AC.s
ROREIGN WINES And EEOEDRS

VI ALI hAfDoI
No. II Public Squares Nashville, Tenn
WILL keep constantly hand large of Foreign
Brsndss Winss Gin, WHISKY and as OF every tescrp5u.
Havana Cigars, smoking and Chewing lu- with ii Goos
apuertainng ny Of bushes, which t0 t trade
public generally the most vall-e0ls ls and hope by
enery prompl attention % business % oH-1 lil share ~
the liberal patronage bestowed on uy frelecesslrs
ALEAANUEG UELIsSEE.
ja9 q Public Square Nashville, Tenn
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It the design ofe company have the Of its mem
bs published that the Judges Of Courts know who are
exempt from jury duty
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TNIRE POLICE-The members OF Nashville -.
Fire Police will meet this (TUESDAY) even -hF-3s--
ing, at o'clock, at Walkers Insurance Once. EK5s~S
PAN those who expect to continue members must attend
those who there sign the Constitution vii not be
considered members Of the Company By order Of the Chief
aug5td J. K. HUME, Secretary.
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ATTORNElS At Ia ",
And General Agents for she state of Texas,
iy20-rW&w
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ron SALE Ar A BARGAIN.

run SAIL Al n Aa-AE@-raAaNs
A NOTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT. zilb Tuts and Arpar-
~ In complete 1er, capable % turning cut % GO .
barrels o. Liquor per day. The establishment IS offered Tor sale
moderate terms; the pts and process % manu-
featuring all kinds o. Liquors viii sue given che purchaser
without extra charge, 81 desired
This Is good opportunity Tor investing small clplls Fith
certainty Of its paying very large profit.
Address RECrIFiER, box J5i o., Nashville iy2i2W
ID ARE CHANCE have a No. Blacksmith. % years
g. old, and Of good character, Tor safe. Also, slyeal 9T
likely negro men. LlyZil WILL L. boAD- sR-
MHACKEREL! uACKEEsEL !-58 b1ls 3,sczcrsI-
INa lO1 NJ bis Aackerei.
SAL3AN TROUT.
50 bbs salman Trout ll1 hf bills saman Trout Ju1
cved direct from Lake SUPERIOR csughl vu the asi ninety
days. For sale BY UJzll CAhIEl' dchAf g. CO.
RoCkaWayss
LARGE stock and eompste assortment which win ssl az
"a great bargains. liyls-d--I P.P.PECK.
Buggiess
ar my and eastern Manufacture, which cannot be
" passed for style ami service. 10 is-iG D.. r. PECK
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WhIfe,s Creek sprinEs
NOfice ed TeNas ILand CIaimants.

NUIIGU 10 n UNaIa HldIEEal NIdIIa u . EH IS
Ii Land and Military Ola against the Government o.
Texas will he forever barred unless application be made
therefor prior the lst Of September 55 and proof made there
on ~ the lst OF January, lcj9.
Any persons having such claims have them promptly attend
cd to By canon GEO. W COOK, Attorney Law OF Texas,
h. can he found the 18th August the Of z. A.
RAwoRrH Nashville In the absence of GEO. W.. C0OE L.
A. RAwORTH will give his personal attention to the
arDorycs w. COOK.
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GOLD WATCH Ann CIIAIN STOLEN.

Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Neal, &C. from Rock Cfy
Mills will find an Ouer ta- Posi- uhce B. II.
Gordon Cos warehouse, the calls uics
each day TiuiyS5l j. r.. BATMAh & Co
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EVANS a co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS N FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DTy-GOOds,
READYHADE CLOTHIAG, BOOTS SHOES HA1o5
VARIETIES &C,

KWTE arc receiving and opening orr
M SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
toan examination which would call the attention Of mer
chants buylngin this city.
go 9-rIv EVAFS A. co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-29
SUPPORT Your County Paper..

We published the following paragraph
a week or two ago, but fear some did not
attach the Importance to it the subject de-
mands, and therefore reproduce it, accom-
led with the earnest request that our Repub-
lican friends in Marshall, one and all, will
take it under advisement:
'Recollect, if home weekly paper is to
be supported, home influence must do it.
Every dollar sent to Eastern papers is at
the expense of the local papers. A coun-
ty acquires prominence through its paper
more than in any other way, and to every
one who has county interests at stake, his
home paper is a necessity Never will
sucli man take paper printed away from
home until he is able to take second pa
per. His first paper will be his home sheet,
and he will so identify his own interest
with that of the county paper as to consid-
er his subscription a matter of duty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..


II ny 4 stroll around our town the other
/. day revealed to us the fact that Plymouth
was rapidly improving in population and
wealth. Buildings are going up IN every
direction. in spite Of the hard times.
ss-ss All that IS necessary to make this an I'M
portant and aourishing place is capital and
g enterprise 1t is a live town now, but ITS
growth must be checked soon unles man
s,factu.ing establishments of various kinds
arc erected and put in operation. This Is
a duty which the business men, p opcrty
: shollers and capitalists of the place should
not longer postpone II they do neigh
boring towns will get the start of us.
y Mach might be said on this subject, but
we throw out these hints now and wait tt
see the result ere we pursue the theme
further. 1t is useless to talk to listles'
cars on any subject
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-29
eTREAsURER.s REPORT.

a. c. Capron, Treasurer Of the town ofPlymeutll,
Ind, reports the folowi: z Final Settlement ac-
count and the condition of the finances OF said town
nj this date: tHae4#
He is chargable as follows:
Amount assessed on Duplicate for S57, and del;n-
8t2 quent for 1856. $l,I35 40
do on hand last settlement, l43 30
do reed common school fund, S4y 20
do do for corporation licenses, 6' OO
Total am t with which hcis chargable, $2,l95 03
He Is entitled to the following credts:ss
By tax returned deIinquetby Collector, 81 ,l93 "A
b. corporation orders fully redeemed, $40 IL
By cash paid ON orders not fully redeemed is 90
Total credits $2,l5l 81
OF the 1855 IL paid out during the current year,
there paid for making and repairing sidewalks,
crossings work on streets, and general corporation
nurnoses. S ~ tax' tcs'e SAT- SO
For school purposes, 4J0 Do
For repairs on school house and ground. 80 Is
There are yet unpaid orlers outstanding against
the cooperation to the amount of Sl6b 80
Uhe Marshal reports the collection Of Sl6S OF
personal road tax. all Of which he reports having
been expended on the streets.
All of which j. duly approved by the Board.
j. b. ". KLINGER, President.
Attest A. c. CArRoS. Clerk. =