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John BELL.
Nc Kashinrton Unioa avs:

The Washington Union says;
SPEECH OF THE HoS. JOIN BELL-We sincerely
congratulate our friends Of the ERtelIgeaesY that
they have finally concluded the publication Of the
speech of Hon John Bell, the retiring senator from
Tennessee. We have now forgotten whether the
publication commenced before the honorable senator
left this city; but be that as it may, we have no
doubt he will be greatly surprised to find it eonclu
ded before the dog-days. Nobody, hereafter will
question the patience and perseverance Of the In
tsLhgenesr for we regard its work in publishing the
senator's speech at all, conclusive on this sub
ject.
Some one has said-a very lazy fellow, no doubt
that public library contained any authority
which could be available to him, as, Of all horrors
the very greatest was to be compelled to a thou
sand matters of no possible interest, in order to
get hold of something really needed John Bell made
a speech-he never makes short speeehes-and as,
in his last winters Kansas effort, he is reported to
have shown distinctly in the first twenty four hours
of his talking, which side he advocated, we did
expect to be able to comprehend what was his
purpose Dy the speech which we have been receiving
in regular instalments through the columns Of our
own political ootemporary. But we do not see
exactly what the senator was after. Perhaps he
desired TO make speech. He has been thought TO
have weakness Of that kind
By the way, since the Senator from Illinois 80
warmly applauded and endorsed the Crittenden
amendment, which Mr. n Sargent thought capital
platform for party, it has occurred to that the
Iategeaeer would be willing to let the country know
whether Mr.. Douglas Of the initiated in the
circular movement to which We referred the other
day. The IRtelgsnesr approves the Crttenden amend
ment and is suspected of knowing the exact where
sbouts of Mr.. Sargent. As the clouds seem to
be passing off, it is no more hanrght that We should
have report about these matters We see by the
papers that the republicans disposed to ridicule
the Sargent affair and the Tribune intimates that
they want no eosiation at all with the South. Now,
if Mr. Douglas is party to the new programme,
we certainly ought to know it. Give US light
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Yours, truly,
I 7 ARuRvATgv-

Hos. EDWARD EvERETT-The Nashville UNION Of
the 18th, thus eulogses this veteran statesman:
''If there is any northern man, of any party, who
is a true PATRIOT, aad loyal citizen to the whole
American Union-the undivided and indivisible
UNION of the Ststes,Ee believe that man to be the
Hon Edward Everett, Of Massachusetts; and we do
verify believe that the destinies of this country would
be far safer and the country itself be far happier
and more prosperous in its internal condition, and
far more honored and rtspested by the nations of
the EARTH if entrusted TO his hand, than they now
are or would be in the hands Of those who love to
assail him. as an abolitiOnsi, and all that is I'M
friendly to the peace, perpetuily and glory Of the
land ="
The UNION was led into this outburst Of eulogy by
reading Mr. E7eretCs Fourth Of July speech deliV-
cred at Boston.-Asmphis Ledger, July 16.
The USIoN AND AMERICAN did not say what is
here attributed to it by the Ledger on the 18th or
any other day, nor any thing like it.
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Reading Matter ON Every Page,

ESs- The Banner and the Patriot both state, on
the authority Of Bill Montgomery, that "OLD BUCK
drinks nothing stimulating except Old Rye Whis-
ky" Well, We put it to cur neghbors oandidly:
isn't Old Rye Whisky good for stimulating Union
and american.
Our neighbor has more experience on this subject,
we suspect, than We have. We may say, however,
we have heard that it depends, in great measure,
upon what it is desired to stimulate and The guam
tity used In some instances, 1t has been known to
be relaxing instead Of stimulating; LBsTtpg instead
Of st.fsHiHg Old Buck, from his past history,
would not be suspected Of using it any thing but
q stimulsHt, OF stiffener.-PatTiot.
Our neighbOrs are too modest. They clearly
know more Of the effects Of Old Rye than we do
We therefore have some difidence in suggesting to
them that if the article ever has stifening effect
they should administer OopiOus dTaughts of it to
Know NOthingism, as being decidedly the hm5sTeSt
article now known.
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Movements of the People.
From the West Tennessee Democrat.

BOLIVAR, IENN July 6, 1858.
Pursuant 20 notice, there was large gathering
Of the people of Hardyman county at the Count
House and on motion the meeting was organized
by the choice Of E c. Crisp as Chairman anu Thos.
4 Smuth as Secreta y. W. W. Grey, ESQ.,. being
called upon, explained the object of the eting to
be TO ascertain the sense Of the people Ia The cal
for the proposed Constitutional Convention.
On motion, the Chairman appointed W. Grey,
George 3 Gibson ana John Nee y, O committee
10 uratt resolutions expressive # the sense OF the
meeting on he subject proposed, who after retiring
Tepor ed he fOlloNlng resolutions:
LIST Rss0lDsd By the COHUeaUoE, That our last Leg
islature did right passing an act to submit The
pToPosluon OF holding State Convention 10 change,
alter, OF amend state Constitution TO vote Of
the people, aud that IN the opinion OF ,his me3tng
the holding OF such convention is demanded by the
highest ana most enduring considerations Of domestic
and public policy.
ID. ResOtred, That We are unalte1ably opposed to
the principles and policy OF State Banking that it
is wrong both in theory and practice, and yiolative
of the several clauses Of the Constitution of the
United States, which declare that no state shall
have the power "to coin money, emit bills ofcredit
or pass laws imParing the force and obligations of
contracts" and Of that clause Of the Constitution Of
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We publish communication in this paper from
an old friend in Franklin county We hsvo no doubt
that al the writer says in favor Of sswanee is true;
and it would be unnecessary for US to do more than
call the attention Of readers to his article were
it not that it has the appearance Of being defence
of sewanee from an attack in this paper We, there
FORE sgaiu say, that no such attack bss appeared
in our columns. The remark which has raised this
excitement was capable of but one construction that
the Bishops, unable to crafty all the towns or 10
place the institutiOnRezt to every mans door, had
s0iSey located it remote from any town. This is all
we impress it upon the candid reader-that our
editor, in stating the feet of the location said
for or against it. Had he attacked it, we should
ourselves, without waiting to hear from Winchester
have disayOWed the attack and defended the site
As he did not do this 50 we would submit to the loss
Of every subscriber in Franklin county sooner than
permit him to be misrepresented.
Our correspondent is fair and candid gentleman.
That he falls into the misconsTuetion Of Others is
only additional evidence that fair and candid men
may sometimes be misled by their prejudioes. He
will eventually look at this matter in fairer light,
and will then conclude that the worst enemies
SeWanee has are they who have raised this clamor
about q harmless remark in this paper innocent
enemies perhaps; and yet effective enemies, in this,
that they compel disinterested public 10 suspect
the existence of something wrong by the exhibition
Of sensitiveness which that public will hardly be
ieye could have an existence did these gentlemen
actually feel the confidence they profess.
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Com m&rtfal.
ruonetnrr and CommerciaI.

Capt D. TuRsEa President Of the Citizens Bank,
turned to Memphis Friday the 10th and presumed
he will make some regard the condition
Of the Bank. The appeal Of the 18th says:
We suppose Capt TURNER'S intention to crafty the curl
the people the condition
operations Citizens Bank and thus let light upon
the mysterious o. that sWindliDg institution
wholly sacrificed them Of that
fact By such a showing shall he satisfactory.
many points upon which light needed but first let
be known where the bills receivable Cor which the
OF the deunct issued whether have
been preferred creditors currently TumOred and who
they are why they preferred. These and many other
matters Just absorbing interest and would be sscto-
~ to know when how by this startling explosion
brought about robng many honest Of his hard
earnings. Lastly how much stock has been paid in
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Important InfOrTnatiOn.

this Of the year family ought % 60 with
~ out havinEin the house prompt Efficient remedy for
cholera morbus darrha Disorders shat are SD pt 90 attacked
and which may result n fatal consequences before phg
cian can be procured.
The GrRenherg Dysente Syrup only 20 cents b0ttes ha
In the years ui disorders of the bowels
violent than s other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
Dr. iobard Of the Board o. Health Of View YORK. n
the worst cholera season. cercs that from the time this en
used the Quarantine ground there not another l
Of cholera.
De Forrest Commissioner Of Crotor Water Works. csrGss
that cures AL Of bowel comp nt produced ty elung TOO
much fruit from other from alls scIpasa
Of the Discharges hut from chemical change rr1d1ced tJ &c in
the VI the bowels and that urullCs elections
the brain. which other remedies apt % 31.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always ben found
prompt remedy for Bloody Fu- 10 nay had Of All Druggists,
Of the subscriber Patterson
jel6-H ALEX MACKENZIE -
MARBLE WORK .--The subscriber has o. hand the
w largest and best assortment Of Marble Marble Wor,
offered in the city, 70 which be particularly invites The at
ton Of the public. He prepared execute all JOBS In he na
uasys, 's7-sf JAMES SLOAN.
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POpess Life and Eetterss illustrated
Ninevah and its Palaces go engraving.
Tasso5s Jerusalem Delivered - ulu5lsfionl.
DuPa,s Lives Of Michael Angelo ana Eka-
Rheals Illustrated with l5 ans engraving
WFiEh1's Dante, with lFazmans ulusira.i0us.
AkitSO's Scripture Lands With Maps and snrzTass
walkers Manly Exercises, lluss7atsd.
China and SsaDas with Io8iIIusTaaons.
AtAe oa Wellington By an ola Soldier. Wusrsisi.
NiceAini's History OF the JesHitss Eifa Poriaiis
India, from the EARLIER Times, 100 flustrti5us.
KOmeyin the l9th century, "a uiuzrrsti1us
Bohn3s Suide to he noElsd-s Of Pottery, PorosaBs ans
other objoos Of Tsrtu- Enyravines.
DidrOn's Christian EesnoBraphy, win tle Il
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Aliens BATTLES Of the British Navy. Portastss
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Our PRICES ARE (:
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,
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TWyHE annual Of Lectures viii commence
this School the first Monday in November. and close
the February, under the following Arrangement:
LUNsFORD P. YANDEL, NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
BENZ. R. PALMER, NJ. D. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of Sugery.
J. LAWRENCE sIITH, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
aud ToNicOlOgy.
ROBERT J. BRHKINRTDdE, NJ D., professor o. Materta
AIedca and therapeutics.
JOSHUA B. FLINT, II. D Professor Of Clinical Surgery
THEODORE s BILL NJ d. Professor Of the Theory and Prs
tce Of Medicbs.
LLEWELLYN POWELL NJ D. Professor Of Obststrc Medicine
J. ". BENSON, \. D. Professor Of Descriptive and surgical
Anatomy.
s. NJ BEAISS, }. D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine.
ARCHIE B. COOK, NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees for the ene O5. Matrculaon and Library TO-
gether s.. Practical Anatomy and Dissection $40 Graduation
fee s25.
full preliminary Of Lectures viii be given BY ne vac
uy, commencing the first Monday in October, st which time
the Dissecting Rooms viii also be opened
Clinical instructions viii be given twice week al the Louisville
Marine spital FINN the M Of October till the close Of the session.
Clinque has o been established in connection with the
University wh operations performed and prescribed
for and lectured uIon in presence Of the class.
For further Inclination apply to l. p. 1ANDELLs
jyISdlW&W2L Dean Of the Faculty
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NoTICE.--DUCK RIVER LANDs ZOE SIZE.

pursuance Of irerocutOy decree rendered at May
1853, Of the Circuit Court Of Coffee county
Of Wiley Hckeon and Others heirs Of Leander Hickerson
ceased 5 P0rse) will proceed sell the door
in Manchester, the 5th day Of July 1855 right
and interest which said heirs hive in and certain Of
parcels OF land in Coffee county, four miles southwest Of Man
chester, known the Joseph Cers0n aTm which said L
snder HckesOn, died, seized and possessed containing all
twelve hundred O acres and upon which three four
hundred in cultivation Duck river through the
Of the lands and upon which splendid and Gst Mil,
and there no less than fifty good springs upon the land
Said land will be sold credit Of years except the
$780, which to be paid in hand. with good security
will required aud lien retained the lands until paid
for. complete survey will be made Of the lands and pats
hbted the day OF sale. ANY person wishing the land
&C., will apply to Wiley HckersOn who will tneIn and
for any other information address Manchester. This Nay
Is, 1855 G. G. BREWER,
Jaay2O-tWEWsds prs fee SO Clerk & Commissioners.
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RetEeDchment of Expenses--DecIine of the
Revenues.


Revenues.
We would like to have it understood, says the
Washington Union, that there is wide difference
between the decline of the public revenues aud the
extravagsnCe of the Administration This differ
ence may be illustrated by stating two current facts
in connection with the rever ues and the appropria-
lions and expenditures Of the Government during
the present year:
Frat The receipts of the Treasury have greatly
declined
SseOEdly. The expenditures Of the Governments
have been less than heretofore.
Those who charge the President with the issue Of
treasury notes and bonds should credit him with
tie current deficit Of the revenue in order to get
at the true state of the accounts. Had the income
Of the treasury been wholly cut of it is manifest
that still larger amount of notes and bonds would
have been required to meet necessary expenses, be-
cause the amount of cash on hand was insufficient,
nor would the Administration be properly charge
able with such a condition of things. The recent
revulsiOn, acting directly upon foreign trade, has
reduced the re enues more Than oue-half; and this
fact is a sufficient justifea ion for the issue OF
treasury notes and bonds. The present condition
Of monetary affairs was, 10 a great extent, auticI-
Pated by the head Of the Treasury Department ami
Oy the President; and every effort was made to IT,
auce Congress 20 limi the appropriations to CORES
pond with the diminished receipts of The exchequer
The efforts, too, IN spite of the extraordinary
demands arising from the despatch Of large force
to Utah, have BEEN in a great degree, successful
The expenses of the Government having been largely
retrenehed, not in amount prOportiOned to the
diminished receipts, becaJse that was impossible
Besides, it is believed the striking dminutiOn of
the income of the treasury cannot be Of long cOntin
uance. The almost complete suspension OF imports
which we have witnessed within the last eight
or nine months, indicates rather healthy and re-
Cooperative process by which the enterprise of the
nation will soon recover its Wonted tone and energy
We know Of no possible injury which is likely to
result from the present depression to any of our
greaiinterests not evento the treasury ITSELF which,
enduring temporary embarrassment, will be placed
On a substantial foundation and be ready for and
realize future successful business.
These facts instruct US that 1t is something worse
than folly to say that the temporary wants of the
treasury are in sense chargesble to the Admins
tratiOn.
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CROSS CREEK FURNACE FOTi sAIE.

OFFER for sale this superior Iron property, situated in Stew
county, Tenn Il miles from GAINESVILLE, advan
ageOus the purchaser. The Furnace in excellent
ming condition. having been in blast through the whole Of
year. and performed extraordinarily we'll She has the greatest
abundance Of which is apparent and will speak itself
The quality Of her Iron No. be learned inquiry
from any who has used It. She has in blast only three
and four months, and the timber, which abundant
meiaty the stack entire side and dis
all round She has the machinery the which
is in first condition The is from quarter Of
mile to mile and half the Furnace. There ism
the ground 1000 wood, excellent condition
coang from the rthest Of which four loads easily
I will sell the whole together, the following
TERMSOne cash payment the balance in equal annual
payments, without interest payable in Pig Iron, twenty
dollars, the bank Of the river, this the pur
chaser Iron goes below that figure will stand the loss
rises above will take it in payment the market value
be fixed by dnterested parties II any wishes embark n
the business and will look the property they will buy
June 29-Wf g. A. HARREL.
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This OH ouraiss principles Of Electricity thousands Of
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Oil Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. o
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''7'7I y '- Bslcqre Of Couztsrtsitsl
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Personal.

Gov. A. Y. BRowE and family arrived at their
home in this vicinity last evening
Hon. JoHN Y. WRIGHT, Of the 7th Congressional
District, and Mr.. CrUsKEY, Postmaster to the Z S.
House Of Representatives are among the guests Of
the ST. Cloud Hotel.
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