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North HEOgcGcid.

ON THURSDAY, THE 2ND OF DECEMBER NEXT,
" Propose TO bring OF great sale OF Lots in this
addition the Railroad depot. will on that
casion offer some thirty forty Lots, of them
ces upon them.
For further particulars see hand bills, &c.
TERAs.-One, two and three years credit, for notes
payable in Bank, satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest, and a lien retained.
A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
f. r. CLAsCocK, Auctioneer.
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Fever and Ague.

We hereby certify that have submitted the
Graefen burg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 a close in
specton and scientific analysis, and have also tested
its curative qualities IN severe cases Of Fever and
Ague- We take great pleasure in saying that H has
proved completely successful, and that u Is a
skillfnlly compounded remedy. u richly deserving
the confidence nf brethren OF the Medical Faculty
and OF the Pubic.
$. MABERRY. NJ. n, New York; CHAs. W. Re-
vTIoAS NJ. H., Wisconsin; Ws. II. SIsNIS0ToS, NJ y.
fuinvs; inns. j. JnHNsoS, NJ o., Missouri; wM. C.
KrrIRrDGE, ". ~, y. II jas T. MoTE, " H.. Indiana
gSo- Y. TEkEISGToS. u d., California; wM. Y. Ash
TOW, H. D., Louisiana
A. MACKENZIE, II College street.
nov30-sf Agent for 6raefcBbcrg Co.
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Something for the Little Ones.

PAPER DOLLS, and how TO make them,
PAPER FURNITURE, for the Parlor and Bed room.
ALSO,
AN ELEGANT PLAY HOUSE, 10 accompany the
above, both and stories high, with directions
how to make them all.
further supply received and for sale by
deco CHAS ". SMITH.
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Lots in NcGaNOck

II HAVE Ter sale privately. - lots IN McGnv0ck
situated IN Jefferson. Madison. Fillmore Avenue
Florence. Albert Avenue, HcndcrShot' and James
stree s, which sill SILL great harga =. These
Lots are among some of the heauiful thar
dtti"n, and Z" Those of small means wanting chran
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call ON
f. C1AStUCK.
oct7-tr Agent
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A
Treasury of Reference.
w. T. BERRY s. co.
IA We JUST RECEIT,ED
Many Thoughts on Many Things:

BEING TREASURY OF REFERENCE,
Consisting Of selections from the writings the Known
Great and the Great Unknown. Compiled and al
phabetcally arranged by HENRY soumGATE. In one
elegant to vol Cloth.
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A UCTION CA RID
The Cash Trade.

nCRING the present season we will be well sup.
~ piled with every variety Of Goods, Merchandise,
&c which will be sold at unusually low rates
Country Merchants, well a City Dealers,
would do well % attend our sales. No Goods bought
on our own account; nor can receive Goods for
Auction, from others, with limits
decl-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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FREE-SOIL PROPERTY
For Sale.

On NeLeuore betrrorn Church and Broa9 straits.
4 AN offering for sale. privately. that valu- 49,
4 able HOUSE AND lot sitrnfer On MrIss- Ssif
nlnre street heiween Cilurrh and R-oad SITS WIZ
fronting on NIL enore 60 feet running hack 100 feet
alley. The i'm provemcnis consist or fyo
brick. containing rooms In the main bundihr be
sides kitchen. servants rooms. stable. sc Tier
also fine well Of failing water. bcSides oher
eonvenienccs which makes ~ all together deSirrblc
place. Independent of its heng free from taxation
and central hnsinass marion ~ the civ ard
with all the advantages Of being IN the corporation
will recommenc itself {" the favorable consideration
of those wishing Ia purchase. r. q .t-rsrsU
II not sold nrivat'lv bpfo-e the 9TH OF nFCFsi-
RER MKT will Offer 10 public sale on the prcrl-
Uses at II o'clock For ferns 80. aprv g.
nov2o-n F. r cIASCNCg Agent
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LONDON BOOKS,
Or Sale by JOHN YORK & CO., No. So Union
Street p

Street p
Shcridans Dramatic Works and Life.
Guizot's History q Representave Government.
Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain
sturIn's Morning Communion with God.
Chillingworth's Religion 81 Pedestrians.
Bocaca's Decameron.
canaRie's Exemplary Novels.
Bede's Ecclesiastical History Of England.
Aallet's Northern Antiquities.
Ellis's Early English Netreai Romance.
Chronicles of the Crusades-Iilusiraied
Early Travels in Palestine, with map.
Keightley : Fairy Mythology -cruikshank.
Hand Book of Proverbs Sayings, Maxiufs, sc.
Iypng's Portraits Of nlastrioas Personages.
Maxwelrs Victories Of welHpgtoD.
Life % Wellington, by an Old Solder.
Tales Of the Genii from the Persian.
Pictorial Hand Book % London
TasSo's Jerasaleni Delivered.
History of the Anglo Saxons--Illusirafed.
Arsio's Orlando Furiose--fne steel piates-
Booomis's NnevaA and Us Pataoes-niustrated.
Raphael and Miehsel Angelo--niustrated.
Midrie's British Birds-oalored plates.
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Chancery Sale Of Slaves.
The Ghost in the Stereoseope.

TCSr received a large collection Of Stereoscopse
81 views Glass and Paper
Plain and eoored al all prices, from IS eeuts each
and upwards.
We have great variety Of views in France, Eng
land. Switzerland spain, Holland, Germany and
triA Also, Of the principal baiidlngs IN Paris,
Nadrii, Lo8don. ~.
scenes from the waverly Novels, Eiott's Groups.
Historical Sketches, illustrations OF Natural Histo
~, &c, &c
co,,les from hne staines Raphaei's Cartoons, &c.
Various groups with Ghosts, &c.
Comprislng altogether the best collection Of these
beautiful pictures offered IN the city
Few Slsreoscopes Of Inc quality. at very los
prices
House Furnishing Goods.
We daily receiving ayts-lss from Ses York
aaa now have GA hand very Gae assortment OF
Pre- Iroas snd Standards.
Goal scutties, Shovcts.
Old nominaa Coffee ane Tea Pods.
Coffee urns, Cregues, Tea and Coffee Poss-asl PAL
terns-
oyster Plates and Dishes
Covered Dishes II every SIZE.
Dish Covers, &C. &C.
tDsr assorfnsrat u ane Cutlery i comrlete-
decs-tf MACKENZIE 3 NfSCfIS-
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y New Arrangement.
T II E T" S on T H"
=" T II E S T A T E S ,
-2~ ~ To be Consolidated.

A arrangement has beer ccnclnded hetweot v.
y A. PRYOR.. editor OF the i,iehTnand SoUIH. and Tho
proprietor Il this paper. TEg sTGTFS. by which de
SorTH anf tie TgTFS he afcd g. Co ono
PAPER, to be rtbisshed IN this civ. IN erIarred
form, and to De under the editorial control oI Mr.
fENoK.
The poner VsH fs Hs wren ~ 80 glso, or-slSqtr
bur defoed n the oeHsGf fsfsTeqs ~ ke fsasec afie
parry ~ accordance t ths PriHstTle u Safels hts
Deaocra~v
Ma PRy"R VIA rp'ertake the eSlforiaI control of
the htxcen tie 2Ctl e this month aId the let
OF necri.lh her
II ~sii be rentiured under the name ~ The
STAThS," and puSlishesi, tie following terms:
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FRANK lTsIIEss New Fnmly Magazine, with
hlch = ineluaea he Gazstis q TaEhi uss received
JOHN f0RK co.,
. nsF2S-1 No - Unloa a.
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tfa rAIlY. lfa
T~o r,es =, - = -'-''.---'----so 40
sFSii-wFEKLY. M
"he cry per se@F =, ,,y-,r,f. ..-.-- 90
WEEKLY
.tu'f"lN ~ efi't- %
I'VE rcfses 80 club =. ....-..... 90
Ten rof'rr Tea elf Is o.
Twenty copies sent d aRe address. 49,. 20 90
St<STn~ PAPFR
A. the proceedings ~ the coming Congress wfli be
81 ti-e 'zbelr eountry sTaE nm
viii keep rc4d@rF fully adved nion all subef -
~lich may n dfsfs,ssed 81 risf bosiy.
The price Of sah-cripuon for The session VIII be
follows. IL
N't - 80 = 1890 . ~
a. . iso cs,rtcs - - -. y 90
Sensi.Neski y--t,n~ etqy.. .....-...-......- 90
- fonf copirs 20 a elub. ...... 80
Nccety-fne cfsTt -. 80
FIve eepies 10 = eige. ..-----.-... 20
IL g to one adasess 90
az fo~;mssters who VIII fcrward ns q club Of
subsr rib-fs Weekly for year. az the club
prees VII be entitled 70 copy Of the Weekly Sasss
for
ss-AiI letters IN r-lAiioA 70 the new arrangement
fRYoR A HISS.
nevfT Washington, u. c.
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Brat estate Salts.
Most Valuable City Property.
At Public Sale.

On Thursday, 9th OF December next
ON the promises, at u O'Clock A. N propose I,
" offer at Public Sale that councillors PeSidenre
corner of Church and MrIemore STREETS. rcru.
pied by Vim. IT. Smith. Esq The Lot fronts SO feet
on Church and 12s on McLemore street--House co.,
tains ten good rooms, with necessary out horses Gas
Fixtures. Hydrant water. &c. II Is OF the most
desirable residences On the and is convenient To
all the business parts of our city.
ALso.-.N the same time three vacarf lots inme-
diately adjoining the ahve. fronting ach 40 feet nu
Church street and running back les fectt alley.
The foregoing property is free from taxes
Terms.
For the Houee and Lot one-fourfh cash-halT nee J.
and wears credit for notes satsfac,
bearing Interest fayabe in bank and lien retained
For the vacant lots credit n I. ? and years for
notes hearing interest and secured above.
VIII be sold privately desired For further
particulars call on
A. V. s. IINnSIEY.
r f. r.. GIkSCocK. Auctioneer. nOvla-td
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FOB SALE By
". T. BERRY a co., Public square.
noy3O-tf ~ ta
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-03

FOR SALE By
w. II. BERRY & Co., Public Square.
dec2-if
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-26


rSr Jean Paul eeEtsinly understood Womankind
remarkably we'll He says that ''femals hearts are
like Spanish houses, having doors than windows,
it is much easier get into them than to see into
them" Thou sayest well, oh, Jean Paul. it is even
50.
R1 A good aneedote is told Of Ali Pssha, the
Sultan's Grand Fizer, now in Paris. lady to
whom this gentleman vas introduced at a soiroe,
hazarded the naive question:
els the Sultan marriedp
"a great deal, madam" was the Turks reply.
~ "There now % cried little girl while rum
maging drawer in 9 bureau, ''there now grandpa
has gone to heaven without his spectacles.
na- "Can you tell me, Bill, why it is that
rooster always keeps his feathers sleek and smOoth:"
"No," said Bill
"Well he always carries his cOmb with him"
RSy- "Did your fall hurt youf" said one hod-
carrier to another who had fallen from the top of
two-story house. ''Not in the Taste, honey, twas
the stoppin so quick that hurt me-"
ES7- An Irishman,, on being told to grease his
carriage, returned in about an hour afterWard and
said. 'Pve creased every part Of the carriage but
them sticks where the wheels hang on"
ne Did you ever hear Of the wife that wrote her
husband in California, and commenced her letter
thus ooh tell me not that absence eonquers love
the longer you stay away, the better like you?
pea Some wag remarks, truly, when he Gays
that '.popu srity in politics, is TO see your name
in large type posted to a fence Somebody wiz in
quire as to who you are, and when the first rain
comes you will disappear
BRurEs Lows blEx MoRE THAN WoAiEN.-"Ten
nae, Kate why animals form stronger attachments
to meu than women. Your dog, your parrot, and
even your cat, alresdy prefer me TO yolt How
you account for it. unless you allow there is more in
us to respect and love"
81 account for it." said she, with most decided
nod, "by affinity. The is more affinity between you
and bTutes"
Ma These who have seen a tanned eagle, leafng
laziIy about barnyard, will be prepared TO ap
preciate the difference between the prond ''bird Of
Jove" as painted by Tennyson, and the same bird
as painted by our friend G, Whillikins- Chicago
Times.
EAGLE THE FIRST-BY ALFRED TENETsON.
He clasps the crag with crooked hands
Close to the sun in lonely lands,
Ringd with the azure world he stands,
The wrinkled SEQ beneath him crsgls;
He watches from his mountain walls,
And like thunderbolt he falls.
EAGLE YE SECONDLY @. wHILLIKIEs.
With crooked claws he clasps ye fence,
Close by ye hen roOst; gazing thence
He spies MICE what's got sense.
Ye mice beneath can't well see him;
He Watcheth from his lofty limb,
Then jumpeth down and grabbeth him.
P s-The difference, though only faint,
'TWixt that and this 1 now will paint:
His eagles wild, my eagle amt.
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We understand that our young friend, SAMUEL
PnprzR Ese, late Of Springfield, Tenn, has reeen-
thy removed to, and permanently settled himself in
theoisy Of St. Louis, No, with avieW to the Prao-
rics Of bis profession
Mr.. PEPPER is an energetic Lawyer, studious, at
tentive and devoted to his profession; snd We take
much pleasure in commencing him to the confidence
and patronage Of those who may surround him in
his new home. Mr.. P. is a brother Of Judge ". W.
PEPPER Of the Seventh Judicial District
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BLACK REPUBLICAN BORDER RUFFIANS IN
S-MONTGOMERYS- MEN ABROAD

By reference to our Geographic columns it will be
seen that new order of rufhanism has been inaug-
urated in Kansas. Captain Montgomery, who holds
a commission under General Lane is bidding for the
laurels of Attila and Robin Hood. The charge Of
rufhanism has frequently been made against the
MissoUrians living on the borders of Kansas but
this charge will hereafter be regarded by every
lover Of good order trivial aud beneath the dig
nifty of criticism. Montgomery is acting under
the orders of the leading northern agiatOrs Of Kan
He has, according to all accounts which have
reached US, powerful and inscriptions band Of
robbers and common plunderers in his employ
Their business is to pillage every plantation whose
owner is suspected Of entertaining Southern feel
ngs, and to rob- without regard to the age or sex,
the peaceable emigrauts who choose to make their
homes in the distant West We hope little of that
sympathy, which has been almost exhausted in
favor of Greeley and his Aid Societies." will
be lavished upon the State Of Missouri and, indeed
the whole South for, surely, such crimes, and such
evidences of raseay in general, have never before
been heard Of in Kansas, as have come to light in
The case of this FreesOh COptain Montgomery
Gin. Eng.
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nUBLIC sALE OE YALUARLE sToCK.--

nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK.--
The undersigned will sell at his house. miles south Of Nash
vile, the HllsbOrO Turnpike, Thursday DAY OF
May, 1888 the following described stock to-Wit good
brood Mares and Colts; II yearing Colts Mules, Fies
Horses pair Of year old black mules we'll broke
good condition. about 100 head Of Hogs consisting stock and
ftenng hog several Heif young Jennett IN foa By Rains
mammoth Jack; and Is or 20 head Of Sheep.
viii also sell at the time Wheat Threshsr other
things mention Terms Of Salea credit until
secured.
uayl5-tds DAVID N. ALLEN.
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ny virtue Of decrss he C5unty coarI OF Davifr,n
Dcounty rendered ai ne pl fsrn 1855 the ease 81
lace A. MsNurry, kE'f Clfi11a ana Joan L Co.
sion si ofsr f0r saie a. gaoe auc1n 20 the Carrt
HoEse n Nashville On sAil AuAf1 srs OF IJNk NRIr
ne plan Of Lou aid oE bf aseqek aad PoTsr1sld frsn
lag 80 fees on ne sodia ads % Selson street. ana r1r
TRan5-o3so VIII % fsqalrsd On Casa and rs haisnc9 On
erodiiei ana u monIl3i Without interest ThI iot 4
sold 70 pay ne do18 Of lewis Gkaiaton, dseasssf
p. B. chzArHEM.
naYo-laHtd PIa - "a cisrk and Nasslr,
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We are thus st the point when the old mans prvi-
ege Of telling the young Of the times Of his youth
commences; and IS we shall not abuse the privi-
lege 80 we know that the cider readers Of our
Journal wiz follow these reoOeetions with interest
and pleasure. The next announcement of change
in our firm may be written by another hand, when
this is poWerless If 50, let it write the highest
praise We claim, that, as an editor, in busy ana
anxious times, our whole faith and trust-our creed
and anehor-Was in THE PEOPLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-26

Mr.. BRIcKBAT knows a young lady VINO reads
novels and works bIue-sailed dogs in sky-oOlored
commissions to perfection. She has been attending
the sessions Of the general Conference and residing
the newspapers She wants TO know Who is this
Conference BIZ, they are making such fuss about.
Is he Bishop or Presiding Elder, and When viii he
preachl Mr.. BRIoKBAr informed her that he had
some Niger in HIM. ard she didn't want to hear him
bS- A member of Congress in speech few
days since said all the liquor holes in the city of
Washington ought to be closed. Mr. BRroKBAr
suggests that if the member and his friends will
keep their mouths shut, the object viii be accom-
plished.
BSr The Richmond Wig has the Arms Of Vir-
gnia with its sic ssHpsr tyraais" displayed con-
spieiously at the head Of its columns.
"POOr semper Tyrannis, " said Mr.. BRIoKBAr as
he laid down the paper, I wonder what keeps him
sick so leng?" -
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MORE RRIrISH nrTRAGEs

The news from Cuba by the Black Warrior in
forms US Of further sggressions the part Of that
saucy little British war steamer, the StyE. 1t is
said she landed q detachment Of marines at one Of
the ports of the Island and searched the Patatons
in the vicinity for Bozal negroes. For permitting
this invasion and violation Of Spanish soil, the
Captain Of the Partedo, where the landing was
effected, had been ordered to Havana for trail aud
would, in all probability, be Court martialed IL is
stated that the Spanish population Of Cuba were
very much excited about these British aggressi5ns,
and we're waiting, with some anxiety, aud for an
iuitiatory move on the part Of the United States
We see, by the way, that Lieut. Porter offers to
90 out on a private expedition and bring in the
little vixen We wish some Of our jack tars would
Sin of silly and bring her into this port She
would be quite a curiosity, and We should know then
for certain what her orders we're. Weeel sure that
the British government is responsible for all the
disturbance The naval officers Of England do not
do such things without authority. TWenty-one
vessels bavenow been searched showing deliberate
intention on the part Of Great Britain to harr our
commerce under the pretence Of putting down the
.sslave" trade-N. I. Day Book.
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NOTICE TO GUIRDTlYS EXECUTORS IID al
NIYlSTR lT0Rg

STATE OF TENNESSEE, DATLDsGA COUNTY COUEr,
NAY FERM, 1855.
appearing - ths thai here many guar ant
that have been heretofore Eppoal By this court VI
nave failed % make LheiF sm and 10
their bouds ever years, eqlrsd b. lay, and also
thai here many E3eatlrs aad tiiuislratorf Rhs
time OF settlement passsd, laFs aiist
h8lrse omeEt required 1y laws q d therefore Ordered
thai pabdcaIon BE- made in OF Ias apaPsra puhs
ed ID haghVills modifying al gEraians inaf h4go not
n6Hsd Beir bonds UIihin no gslrss and hdFe
settled their acc0unls the C5rs thI l1ia
The ysar he lg rsqura and 81 eEaciors and ai
anisuafors, Enuse tnq of setaueui hss EXPIRED aad
Hho nave settled their uuelg laY
frHard and 90 ne 1sL tern Of tds cour 1ai
tasy viii b procsedsd against as me laE dIesls-
b. g. CaHATmAM
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A COMMUNICATION FROM Mr.. SPENCE.

We publish below statement from Mr.. SPENCE
in reply to the communication Of the President Of
the Bank. Without participating in the oOntFOver-
81 we shall allow both sides fair hearing through
our columns
Since the publication Of Col JOhnsons card in the
Union Of his morning have been engaged before the
investigating Committee in order to show that some
Of the statements he has made and which were
doubtless made on the authority of Mr. Morton, are
incorrect. Col. johnson says that the Comptroller
deposited the bonds in tin Boxes. / will show that
is not so, but that they we're placed in the boxes
and counted by Mr.. Morton's when neither the
Comptroller or his deputy were present
Col johnson also states, that when the Comptrol-
Ter his deputy to the Bank with the keys Of
the boxes, they had access to the vault &c. wiz
show that the keys we're never in possession Of the
Comptroller but that Mr.. Morton kept them in his
drawer at the Bank. do not even ask a suspension
Of public opinion until the Committee complete their
Investigation. I viii show the whole transaction to
the entire satisfaction Of the numerous friends who
have given me their confidence.
All 1 ask Of Col Johnson, is that he listen to the
evidence, and not to Mr.. Moron's statement If he
viii do this and not permit Mr. Morton to bias his
judgment, this whole matter will be explained, so
that he will be satisfied, his confidence in his Cashier
has been misplaced. If 1 fail in this feel conf
dent will meet with better success before The pub
lie In the next issue the statement shall be forth
coming. WA SPENCE,
May %, 1858. President
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-26

NEW WHEAT-AugustG, Ca, May 2I.--The Au-
gusta mills commenced grinding new wheat to. day,
for the New York Market