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From The Memphis AUdldnche, July 5h.
Destructive OverhOw-Loss of Life
and Property.

The vicinity of our city was visited last
evening by one of the most fearful and de
structive rain storms that ever occurred
perhaps in any latitude. The rain, which
was accompanied by the most terrific lighte-
ming and thunder, commenced descending in
perfect torrents about five o'clock in the
afternoon and continued without intermission
for period of three hours, flooding our streets
and avenues with water. The present height
of the river, and descending floods contribu-
ted to swell the Bayou Gayoso, which extends
throughout almost the entire length of our
city in the eastern suburbs, until it reached a
height between four and five feet in excess of
anything ever known before. At the late
hour at which we write, ii is impossible to
give the particulars of this fearful calamity,
but there has doubtless been loss of three
lives while property to the amount of 500 900
has been destroyed. The lives reported to be
lost were those of two negroes and little
child.
The most material loss of property will
accrue to the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Company, the passenger depot of which
company is on the Memphis side of the
Bayou and is connected with the engine and
machine depot by private bridge leading
TO the east side of the same. The railroad
bridge was damaged to such an extent as to
be almost involving a loss of at least twenty
thousand dollars. Including the railroad
bridge, no less than seven bridges have been
destroyed, while the loss of ndivdual proper
~ is immense, aggregating doubtless $780,
600
Union street bridge was considerably
damaged-horses, bridges, and floating tim
beers from above were lodged against it, and
the water backed up between Third and
Fourth streets. The Madison street bridge
was damaged by the formation of raft of
timbers above and a stable, between Madison
and Monroe streets was washed up and a
number of mules drowned. street
bridge was washed away and lodged against
the private bridge of the pleasure garden OF
Mr.. w. G.. wilkins, forming raft of over halt
an acre. Mr.. WIS garden was entirely flooded
and there was over two feet of water in his
house.
Raleigh street bridge was but slightly
damaged, although the ground between the
bridge aud the pleasure-garden was entirely
submerged. The Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road bridge was washed down, and it will be
some time before it can be repaired. SAT-
farans' bridge was also washed away 1t
was made of brick. Mr.. Folwell's planning
mill was all submerged Poplar street
bridge was washed away, together with Mrs.
Graham's grocery, just below, Mrs. G. mar
rOwly escaped with her children. One of Mr..
F. q. Buffers children also narrowly escaped
drowning.
The waters commenced receding about
ten O'Clock at night, when the great destruc-
ton Of property was somewhat apparent, even
in the midst of the darkness which pervaded
the fearful scene.
In the meantime, the widest excitement
prevailed throughout the city, and we can at
this time only make a bare allusion to an event
which was as remarkable as it was sudden
and fearful.
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THURSDAY, ......,.., JULY 8. 1856
w- A correspondent of the .Ns,os,u and

Ng A correspondent of the "Neacs," and
our contemporary of the Banner. recommend
Capt. r. C. FOSTER. 3rd. as suitable candi-
date for Mayor, at the next municipal cleo
ton. 1t would give US great pleasure TO sup
port BOB FOSTER for any Office within the gift
of the people of the State; and if he will ac-
cept the Mayorship, we are sure the voters of
Nashville will gladly elevate him to the posi-
tion. His qualifications are 80 well known, it
is unnecessary to speak of them his efficient
services as Attorney General for This district,
give assurance that be would actively and
energeticaliy labor to make those qualifca-
tions subserve the interests of the city, in the
execution of its laws, and in the preservation
of the public morals against the inroads of
the vicious and corrupt We trust that ne
may become candidate. He is the man for
the times.
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T u Ii A II o NJ A.
G EAT SALE OF LOTS.
THREE NAYS, SALE

THE TCLLAHOMA TOWN COMPANY ofer -
II Tor sale all those beautiful lots hereto go.
fare reserved and uns0ld, and which are pc -
ealary eligible for family residences. and -
many Of them convenient for business houses. 10
the Poar who needs a hame--to the rich man
who desires 20 purchase Splendid AMI heatfui To-
caiBy for a summer residence and ~ the Ol mod
crate who wishes to buy delightful dwelling
place, this sale presents great attraction.
The locality u Tallahoma, with a population 81
about twelve hundred inhabitants, the Nashville
aud Chattanooga Railroad at the terminus of the Nc
Nlnnylle aud Manchester Railroad, IN Coffee county
and On the table land Of The mountain district of Tea
nessee, one al unsurpassed saubrity and pleasant
ness, and the settler bere Will and himself IN the
nskist N ali the comforts and appliances or high
clxaEaton, az orderly, we'll regulated moral and
religious community, blessed with invigorafing
pleasant And refreshing atmosphere which y real
happiness 10 breathe aud With pare cool water whch
IL Is by of life TO drink end IN aaton al this the
and osher mineral (chaiy beate and salphur)
convenient 60 the swn, By the All u whleh 70
ysfe and restere hesth. cone g Tullhoula and par
chase a log cheap, the sails h ithost reserve.
The terms OF sale credit q aud two yeaEs,
beads and srcarisy required and Asn ne iots
tanned.
I4ys Of sale, Sd, sth and sth day. OF a m
gust next. Mas ttle tos a, and of che loss
sals. 10 be 90 zppiIc4l0n - he Ilnesln
House, rulishona, fxun.
ys-td go Na MOORE, Agent
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R9rhave's Holland Bftters.

We have been selling Borhave's Holland Bitters for
some months and, although, when it arst intro
dueed, we did not urge its sale, being unacquanted
with the article; stu found the public determined
10 have IL, and TO meet the demand We have been
obliged 10 purchase more Of this article than we ever
have Of any other patent medicine whatever Every
day brings testimonials OF It's efficacy in removing
the various complains for which il is recommended,
and IN Offering II to our customers, do so with
moro confidence in It's virtues than is due TO most
preparations OF the kind.
GALE BROTHERS. Druggists,
jy7-lw 1sI Randolph ST. Chicago, IT,
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Seven Acres on Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph p. Brown and others Samuel B. Brown and
others
TN pursuance of decree made in the above named
i cause, by the Chancery Court at Nashville its
Ma Term, 1855 / will offer for sale TO the highest
bidder, credit of 3, and months, at the Court
House this city Saturday the 9TH day of August
1855 the of Land in the peadings mentioned and
described, the same being tract of seven 'cres lying
the SwaTt's Ferry pike Road in this county,
and bought by the defendant, Samuel B. Brown, Of
VIM. J. Brown. Notes with two approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid. JNO- T. GIEAVES,
jy6-n c. & NJ. Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TIVE Arm az ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 co, CON-
l. posed u And Alison, 7. Anderson and ". ID
MIAnAhAn, was by mutual consent Dissolved on the
LIST day Of June, By the retiring Of Mr.. A'I.nAhsn
nom the arm And Allison and I. Anderson are
alone authorized o. wind up the bushes of the old
drm- Those indebted n the late urn requested
make payment without delay, and thuss having
claims against the wili present them for pay
menL ALLISON, ANDERSON a co.
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Having purchased Mr.. M'fAnAhan's interest IN the
goods, have taken In a. partners uar busiucss
ntxon A. Alison aad John Il. JehEs,,n We shall c1a-
tnue at our old stand, where viii be Pleased %
meet our cid friends aud merchants generally.
Being anxlous - cut down present STICK as low
possible, preparatory 10 Gall pnrch4s- viii
oer Inducements ~ prices Ia these wishing repcn-
tsh their stock- We shall be glad al times re-
ceve their orders, aad vii DO oar beat 10 III them
satisfactorily.
iansis ALLISON. ANDERSON a co.
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FINE FARM For SALEI!

/ WISH 10 sell one OF the prettest and most sesira-
bic places that has been offered for sale II con-
tains about 400 of fine and fertile land with Gle
CANT Improvements.
Also one containing - Acres well waiered and tim
bered, with improvements.
mayl5-u WILL l. BOYD In
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Jan- The Southern Representative is the
title of a new democratic paper to be issued
shortly at Chattanooga, by Messrs. HANBLEroS
& BRASHAN, 1t will be OF the southern
Rights Srhnnl
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FRUIT CANS.

I AN nov man ufartarsng FRufr CANS Which possess
i irenssh and great ease IN SEALING up
Quart 81 81 par dozsa-l Quarts o. 30 per aezrn.
oseEts 81 so per dozsn- oasrss 81 % pr d"zrn-
As IShai keepa large supply hAad during ths
n, Fersons ordering from distance may rely On
!. sving their orders Eiied with dispatch
3 W. WILSON,
Saneee-u II College street, Nashville
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a seriou. Question.

said Lady Bah 10 Lady sue,
81 wish J ~ere az blest as you;
Your husband h polite and kind,
OF gents manner. gehsro'S mind,
Obltging, gay--sn friendship warm,
With every quality "a ehsrm.s'
"i'rAy, t<sdy hab. eried Lady sue,
IN ~ came my hasband-saire aOss--
70 Ultimately knosa u yoa -
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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SALE.

/ Will. sell the house and lot present occupied
Il and owned by VIM. 7. Moshy, situated on high
street, South Nashville, fronting feet and run
ming back two hundred. The house is a brick with
all o'her necessary out buildings all in good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty-sx
feet and running back 200 feet good location for
building site This il desirable property, 20 those
wishing 10 get rid OF the enormous taxes that are i'm
posed upon property holders and We would earnestly
invite those wishing TO invest in real examine
this property.
TERMS SsTE.-A credit Of one two and three
years, with interest from date.
30 For further particulars call on
f. r. GLASCOCK,
lei. Real Estate AGENT
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
or three young Women with first child, four good
House Boys, boys from Is TO 20, good Dining room
Servants, with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and a good blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-r II H. HAYNES 4 90.
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MARRIED.

In this city on the list inst, by the Rev. DIR. How
ell, NJ. B. KocxKL Miss MARY JANE BRowS all of this
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Lot Oh Market Street, 25 by 80.

Ewing L Bowen Us. Callaghan and G. P. SANDERS rs
DURSUANT 10 decree of this Court in the above
i causes, at May Term, 1855 viii offer at Public
Sale, the Court House in this city Saturday, the
18th day of August, 1858, what is known the
Ciaghan property on Market street, the same being
IS feet front by 90 feet deep.
TERMS -One-third cash, and for the balance credit
of and years with interest notes with approx
ed security required and lien to be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid-and property sold with
out equity of redemption.
JNO. f. GIEAVES,
je6-td c. NJ. Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Desirable Farm for Sale,

VTTE are offering for sale that beautiful and well
w improved farm, containing 65 acres, fronting
the Gallaiin Turnpike. ana within sight Of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad. 8 \ miles from Nashville
This pace Is IN one Of the very best neighborhoods
the state. The improvements, consisting Of n COM
mndious Dwelling House, good Servanis' Rooms,
Kitchen, Carrage House, Stables and two excellent
Springs, all under n substantial enclosure.
BRANSFoRD, McWHIRTER Co,
lnnel2-lm No 3 Inn Rlnck
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Lot on Carroll Street, 66 feet
front, and Lot No. Al in Uni
versity Lots fronting so fee on

r. ii. Groomes, Admir-. of A. l. Sutfn, VS.. r. A.
Campbell and others.
TN pursuance of a decree made in the above cause
Il by the Chancery Court at Nashville, at its May
Term, 1855 will offer for sale at the Courthouse in
this city, Saturday, the 18th of August, 1888 the
property mentioned in the pleadings, wit: Lot
aro street 60 feet front by $50 feet alley and
Lat side of Lebanon Turnpike SO feet front by
10 feet u alley. The Lot on Carroll will be sold
the property of A. l. Suttn, decd and the Lot
the Lebanon Turnpike as joint and common property
OF said estate and r. ii. Groomes
TERNs.-S1o0 in cash on each Lot and the residue
on / and years credit without interest
JNO +. GLEAVES,
jy6-td C. & NJ Chancery Court at Nashville.
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situation Wan,ed.

DY yoanx nan Of gsod ba<iaess qaAliacasla NJ,
ID xho has been connected xlfh tbs Graesry and IL
aasss business, aud can conc sell recommended.
Address Bcx ii y. o esd
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Valuable Theological Works.
w. T. BERRY s. co.

w. L. BERRY s. co.
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Disputed Passages of the Old Testament vols
4. Richard Baxter's Works, with Life and Essay on
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S. Memoirs Of the Life and Writings Of Dr. Chalmers
| by his son-n-low, Dr Hanna. vols half calf
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| Q. Bishop Horne's complete Works vols. calf.
10. Hardwicks History of the Articles Of Religion
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Is. Robert south's Sermons, Preached upon several
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Is. Writings Of Arminius, translated from the Latin
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IT. Wallis History of Infant Baptism vols
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vols
10. Stephens History of the Church OF Scotland.
vols
90. noddridge's Family Expostor. 6voIs-
81. Robinson's Scripture Characters. 4 vols
%. Eadies Commentary the Epstle to the Ephesi-
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"a. Massillon's Sermons, with his Life &c vol
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26. Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold, Dn. vols
81 Calmets Dictionary Of the Bible. 5 vols calf
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calf.
90. Tllntsons Sermons. 3 vols. folio
80. MacKnight the Epistes. vols calf.
81. Burnets History Of the Reformation. vols
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Portraits.
81. The History of the Church in the Apostolic Age
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35. The Doctrine Of the Real Presence. vol
Sc. The Messiah predicted in the Penteieuch and
Psalms. vol
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IS. Letters Of John Calvin translated from the Latin
and French by David Constable. . vols
50. Wells Geography of the Old and New Testament
vol
For sale by
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Sick Babies Wanted (!

CISh DuoitS w dHtCu
nNE fourth Of all the babies born In the United
" States die before they I'VE years old Caionel
and Cod Liver OIL wont them; powerful medi-
cines have the most deleteols effect The only remedy
for the diseases OF the second summer for teethng
measles, cholc deranged bowels, depressing fevers,
Is the
Grefenberg Childrens Panacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
When children were dying daily In New York from
the use OF swi milk, this found 10 be the only
remedy.
WheTe Fiok babe Is il the koss, lsis BediciRs is
toerth IFS pegh so gatd even Il the prescriptions q
physicians and other r,unediss have been tried in
vain.
II the certificates of ply sicisns who have used IL
wanted can furnish Of them. Having
had twelve years experience of IL value In my
family and throughout the state have hesitation
m offering 20 refund the OF the Dg<ssters Syfsp
and chifdfcas Paadooa should thcy fall exactly
what promise FOR them
ALEX. MCKENZIE,
at Freeman L PatleTson'a,
Junei1G College street. Nashville
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Who Wants a Country Residence!

THE subscriber win sell on the A>SNoN
Il most favorable terms, his res
idence on the Gallatin Turnpike HrEH7UxH
road, two miles from Nashville
THIS side the first toll gate containing nearly acres
of land, about three IN cultivation, the balance well
umbered. The improvements consist Of frame
dwelling with three comfortable rooms kitchen store
room, porch, stable and carriage house well enelos-
ed, &c, and thriving Young orchard Any person.
wishing 10 purchase, possession he obtained tho
growing crop thrown in and the farming utensils and
stock sold unusually low. For terms &c. apply 10
No. 81 College street, near the Square.
ie2-lm J. MIIIIRON
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JAMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MONTAGU'S PAGE, an Historical Romance of
the Seventeenth Century, by G. P. R. JAMES
ALSO.
LECTURES OF LOLA MONTEZ, Countess OF Lands
field y Including her Biography.
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY, Summer Rambe
among the Fossilferous Deposites of the Hebrides,
Rambles Of a Geoogist Ten Thousand Miles
over the Fossiliferous Depostes of Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, Ii d. Just received by
je29-u CHARLES W. SMITH.
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ENtra Chance.

AN Offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
on Cherry street adjoining the "UPion Buildings -
mo" IN course OF erection fronting so and run
nng back Isl feet This i the most desirable prom
efty IN the city for sale Also Store Houses on
Market street near Spring ST. Anpy to
WILL. ]. BOYD,
yl-u No so Cherry street
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Change of Schedule.
- ssls s2 As2 90
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Es- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -fs-
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

m and after THURSDAY, April sth, 1868, the Pas
" senger Train viii run az follows
Leave Nashville daily al . A. ~ and =. NJ.
Arriving AT Chattanooga t2.2g 7. N. and Il IS A N
Leave Chattanooga at 1e;50 A. NJ. and 9-2s r. NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 9:l0 a NJ. and s:l0 p. NJ
Passengers Tor the East, via. Wilmington, ". C.,
leave Nashville ON either train and make close con
neetoos throughout Via Knoxville, Tenn and
iynehburg, Va, should leave Nashville the morn
ting train 10 make this connection.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the > p
". train, which connects at Stevenson with NJ C.
Railroad
Those for McMnnville and Sparta will leave Nash
VILE the r. NJ train which connects directly at
Tullahoma with the train Tor McAnnyille The train
which leaves McMnnvi!le at l230, with the
day train from Chattanooga and arrives Nash vile at
$40 p. NJ
At Nashville there n daily connection with boats
for 81 Louis, Cincinnati, louisville, Memphis New Or
leans PttSsay, &C. &C. also daily line OF stagcs
louisville.
Through Tickets be procured az the DEPOT before
the starting ol The trains for McAinnve Huntsvilie
Memphis. Junction Atlanta Macon, Montgomery Char
lesion, Savannah, Augusta Wilmington and Knoxville
Iynchbprg. Petersburg and Richmond. Passengers
from Nashville 20 New York go via Knoxville. Time
through, tAres days ThE y decidedly the cheapest
and best route from Middle TcDnessee 10 the Eastern
Cites G l. ANDERSON,
yeis-u General Ticket Agent
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Stock for Sale.

On SHARES Building stock. Also shares Nash
~ Vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply TO Will l.. ROYD, Agent,
jy1-d No so Cherry street
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Fine Canadian Horse and Buggy.

WE Offering hne Trotter and an opes Buggy
w with good new Harness, at great bargain
for cash only.
Junel6 BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
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THE Races over the Memphis Course will commence
i on TUESDAY, october leth, 1858, and continue
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 19-The CAVALIER
STAKE" for three year olds 500 entrance; $50 for
felt Mile heats; three more TO NIL the stake: the
Club to add 500, provided the Is run to name
and close the LIST day of August, 1858. Security
will be required for the forfeit in the above stake.
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 5000 Three mile
heats
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY, October 20-Jockey
Club Purse $500 Mile heats, three in five
SANE DAY.-Sweepstake for two year Odds; $500 en-
trance; $50 forfeit Clash of a mile - three
10 fill the stake-now three entries. Security will be
required for the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 21.-The "HARPER
STAKE" for three year olds. Two mile heats; $500
entrance; 500 forfeit; three TO NIL the stake;
the Club to add $500, provided the race is run; to
name and close on LIST day Of August, 1858 Security
will be required for the forfeit.
FOURTH DAY FRIDAY October 22-Jockey Club
Purse S4e0. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23-Jockey Club
Purse 81 0C0. Four mile heats
Bf- ''Walk Over" the above Course entities the
horse 10 the full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
NP All entries, with forfeits secured, must he di-
rected to
WIN. T. ROUNDTREE PROPRIETOR,
je30-td Memphis, Tenn.
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000 BAGS Extra Family Flour from Cinton NILS
ZUU Smith county Tenn., for sale BY
r &C. ANDERSON.
Nos sS-T, south College street.
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rIsHk remainder of tie stock Of kich Parts bonnets
Il ana Millinery Gosds, At tbs New York Emporium
vii be sold ~ithin tins nsonth st = grrat saerince
without regard n cost any other con sheraton.
kxchAnse neney t@<sn 40 80 vents On The dollar.
yuneitl
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A scheme TO Herd the Opposition to
the Democracy.

1t has been repeatedly alleged within the
past six months that the seeds of disease
which had been sown in the democratic party
were terminating and would most surely
produce fruit-such fruit as would rejoice all
who wish to see that party utterly annihilated.
Well, we are amongst those who have. for
many years past, zealously labored to contri-
butte something towards that cOnsummation;
and frequently have we thought the good time
close at hand, when we might rest from our
labors. But the good time never came. Our
experience is, that the humiliation of the
democratic party is like the blessing promised
to man,
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CORPORATION TAXES.

T,AX-PAYERS owning property in the Corporation
Il Of Nashville are reminded that their Corporation
and School Taxes due and payable at the Office Of
the Collector the FIRST OF JULY. Those who de-
sire and trouble will please pay attention
TO this notice The undersigned can be found at his
Office, City Hall, on the Public Square.
je30-2w A NELSON, Collector.
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so NEGROES WANTED.

I'VE will pay the highest Cash Price for Fifty goo
w Young Negroes
aprl6-t H. II. HAYNES A. 90