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Sumner Resorts.
Buena Vista Springs,
LOGAN COUNTY. KY.

WILL again be open for the reception of vsiters
w the list of June, and no pains will be spared
To render their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Mrs. Burgess, formerly Of the Forst House, RUSSELL
vile, KY, will preside the ladies' department
good Band OF Music will be in attendance. The Bow
ling Alleys in good order and those in search OF
pleasure health will find both at Buena Vista The
stage will every other day direct the Springs
from Nashville, and daily from GAINESVILLE Hopkins
vile and Bowlingreen TO Russellvile where convey
ances can always be had.
may4-1md&tri D. JETTRIES. Proprietor
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE

II WILL sell the house and lot at present occuried
Il and owned bv VIM. 7. Mostly. situated on High
street. South Nashville, fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred. Tho house is brick with
all o'her necessary ont buildings all IN good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High thirtv-six
feet and running back pro feet good location for
building site. This is desirable propery, 20 those
wishing tn get rid Of the enormous taxes that are i'm
posed upon property holders and we would earnestly
invite those wishing TO invest real examine
this property.
Terms oF SAm-A credit Of one two and three
years with interest from date.
Ca For further particulars call on
T. r. GLASCOCK.
jeT. Real Estate AGENT
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TYREE SPRXNGs.

THIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
for the reception of visitors the 18th of June
The and buildings are in the complete or
der. The table will at all times be supplied with the
choicest viands the market affords The extensive
ice house is well stocked with inexhaustble supply
good Band of Music will be in constant attendance
The Bar will be well supplied with choice selection
Of wines, liquors. and segars and every exertion will
be made 10 advance the comfort and pleasure OF all
visitors that may favor with call
je7-lmeodkw J. MOSHER-
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SPRING TRADE.

ITAVING anticipated the large demand that is soon
i to be made for goods of all kinds this coming
Spring, are constantly receiving and have now
INN, aSIlAc IL
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

NNTE are Offering for sale that beautiful and well
w improved farm, containing 65 acres. fronting
the Gastin Turnpke, and within sight Of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad. = miles from Nashville.
This place is IN Of the very best ncChborhoods in
the state The Improvements, consisting Of a COM
modous Dwelling House, good Servants Rooms
Kitchen, Carriage House, stables and two excellent
Springs; all under substantial enclosure.
BRANSFoRD, McwHiRTER & co,
lunel2-lm No. 3 Inn Block.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
B. I,ANIER, e. co

VXTE viii offer in front of our Store No 5 Market
w street, on MONDAY 21sT inst, at 10 O'Clock
large assortment of Groceries viz:
rs hhds prime and choice IS 81. Langhorn & Son 5
Sugar; Tobacco;
200 boxes prime Bait Rio so bbls Mag. Whisky;
Coffee; 1000 other brands 90
so bbls Molasses; SOC Newsom's Tenn"
10o hxs Star Candles; 500 Brandies, Wines, Gin,
200 % assted Glassware; &c.
100 dog Painted Buckets; so cases Cognac Brandy;
Is +" Cedar 90 so Boston Pickles;
25 bbs Ale; 20 bxs Pepper;
100 bxs CARROTS Snuff; 20 90 Spice;
so casks Soda; -at-fI.
Together with all other articles 10 make up
plete sale.
junels--td B. LANIER l. co.
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Amusements.
FAREWELL CONCERT TOUR

MISS ANNA VAIL.
A BOUT leaving the friendly shores of this, her
IA tive country for Europe, feels anxious to visit
of those cities in which she has been
received with much Kindness taking in her way
many musical places where she has not had the honor
appear and has much pleasure TO announce to the
MUSICAL AMATEURS OF NASHVILLE,
That for this occasion she will be assisted by the fol-
lowing eminent Artists
MOL f n Ill A L T. r..
The great Vionist who created quite sensation in
Europe and this country.
n. B-Mons. Julien, announcing the brothers Mol
lenhaur, says on his programme: "fher Duets have
astonshed the diletdn of musical Europe, by their
surprising unity Of soul and expression accorded by
these gifted Artists their performances The broth
Molenhauer highly celebrated for their com
positions their executive abilities; their Quartcttes
and Musca di Comora having given them as much re-
among composers and artists their playing has
achieved with the public"
The. Schreiner,
The talented Pianist and Composer, pupil of List.
mayl0-tf
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FINE FARM For SALE!!

WISH to sell ~ the pretfiest and sesira-
Il bic places that has been offered for sale. II
tans about 400 acres of fine and fertile land with ee-
CANT improvements.
Also, containing 70 Acres well watered aud tim
bered. with improvements
maVl5-n Will. I-ROyn In
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Important Information.

A 7 tins SEASON ot the year, family ought 70 go
ii u rest without having ia the house some prompt
and efficient remedy for cholera NOR bus darThra,
disorders that are apt 10 attack all ages and which
may result in fatal consequences before physician
can be procured.
The trrfenberg BysenteTy syrup, only so cents
per bottle, has IN the last years cured
q disorders az the bowels, matter how violent,
than all other remedies and prescriptions put
gether.
In HmHAKn, chairman 81 the Board Of Health Of
New York in the worst cholera certiDcs fAdf
from ne time ss Medicine Used AZ he Quarantine
ground here net anatheT fatal IF cholera.
Ia Tx FeHEtSr, Commissioner 81 Crnton Water
Works, certIfies that all cases of bowel
plants. produced by eating Too much fruit or from
other causes. not from immediate stoppaee II the
discharges. bat from chemical change produced by
10 the contents % the bowels and that il produces
no affections of the brain, which other remedies
apt 10 DO
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama Il has always
been found prompt remedy for Bfoofy FirE. IL
may BE- had a ell druggists and OF the Subscriber
Patterson a Freeman's furniture store.
JunelS-u AlEX. MACKENZIE.
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DIED,

''Why should start and fear to die?
What humorous worms mortals arel
Death is the gate OF endless joy,
And yet We fear 10 enter there +"
DTED-In Charleston, s. C., on "Wednesday morning,
the I'd inst Mrs CAROLINE RowENA SAMPLE wi'c of Mr.
Thomas b. Sample, aud daughter OF the late V. NJ and
Penelope Campbell, Of Athens, Tenn.
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Kingston Springs.

WILL be opened the Summer season of 1858, on
w the LIST of June, for the reception OF visitors
The subscriber will be prepared TO receive Boarders,
and furnish the best accommodation at the rates Of
81 so per day, IS co per week, $50 90 per month
Servants, and children under l2 years of age half
price. band OF music will be in attendance A pas
senger Carriage will regularly leaving Noel Co
College street. every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
may26-lmdw Z. J. KREIDER, Agents
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
n or three Young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is 20 20, good Dining room
Servants with good lot Of field hands and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-u -LI II H HAYNES & co.
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For Cairo and nIemDhis.

THE fine passenger packet, cC-n
i and regular United States ss8zscsst>7
Mail Steamer, j. g. CLINE, s<<esfzesS=z=s=>=z
n. D. ELLIOTT, Master will leave MONDAY,
the 21st inst at O'Clock P. NJ, for the above
and all intermediate ports
For fregt or passage apply on board to
jc1S-3t E A. l. DAVIS, Agent.
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Who Wants a Country Residence!

T'HE subscriber will sell on The A%MCN
idencc, on the Gallatin Turnpike AafTE1mlH
road, two miles from Nashville Etllt51~-.S--rz
this side the FIRST toll gate. containing nearly acres
OF land, about three in cultivation, the balance
umhered. The improvements consist Of a frame
dwelling with three comfortable rooms kitchen store
room, porch, stable and carriage house well encos-
ed, &c, and n thriving young orchard ANY person.
wishing 10 purchase possessen be obtained the
growing crop thrown In, and the farming utensils and
stock sold unusually low. For terms &C apply to
No. 81 College street, near the Square.
jc2-lm J. MILLIRON.
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DILLON & co.

IN Bbls Crushed Sugar for sale by
DO DILLON 4 co. IS College street.
80 bbls Crushed Sugar, Tor sale by
DILLON 4 Co, Is College street
SO bbls Crushed Sugar. for sale by
DILLON 4 co, is College street.
80 bbis Crushed Sugar. FOR sale by
DILLON co, IS College street
so bbls Crushed Sugar. for sale by
DILLON CO., IS College street.
80 bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
ic7-lw DILLON CO., IS College street.
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MfRS NOTICE. ssM
THE subscriber, as Trustee for William Stewart and
Il Stewart o. en-, is now closing up their bust
ness and offers for sale well stock OF Cook
ing, Heating, Wood and Coal STOVES, CRATES
SCALES, MARBLEIZFD NANTES, and TIN WARE, of
all kinds, which will be sold low for cash and to
prompt dealers on the usual time.
He will sell out on very reasonable terms To any
DESTROYS of going into such business The stand is a
good onethe shop the best arranged in the city-wel
supplied with tools and machinery.
\. B.-Those indebted TO VIM Stewart, or Stewart
x Owen, must get ready to pay. Those having
claims against either of said firms, will please file
them copies with the trustee that they may paid
in their order. G. B. GOODWIN, Trustee,
junel6-2w No. IA. Market street.
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Fine Wines, Brandies & Liquors,

OF A y DSi
Cigars, Tobacco andLSundries,f
which are Offering the very lowest possible pri.
ces. Go Particular attention paid to all orderstra
ALEX. pEIISSER,
janl4 No. II Public Square.
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SERMONS, sPECTACLES.

8S S@ SS
M r. SERMONS, the renowned optician and manu-
a.fl facturer Of the above celebrated glasses will
Shortly revisit Nashville (by request) remain
short time only. Due notice will be given of his
rival. iei5
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june17-lw

A Pleasing appearance in the fra Letter Of Recon-
BtenddltoR.
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Hem advertisements.
For Cincinnati and pittsburr

THE new and light draught a FT~-@n
i steamer, BELLE CREOLE, KC1ss
Capt BELL, will leave for above
Port and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the
21st inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ For Freight passage
apply on Board or to II. II. HARRISON,
ie2I-lt Agent
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.


Approximations 10 the 100000, OF 5000 each !:
Of 400 To SO 900 OF 400 20 so 600 OF 400 10 90
4 Of 400 Co IS 900
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Frank LeSiie'S Magazine.
ENGLISH JUVENILES.

FOR JUNE, JUST RECEIVED BY F. HAGAN.
May24-u
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-08-05
Singular Case Of Suicide.

The most singular case OF suicide ever
recorded, occurred in the borough of Man.
chester, on Sunday. An old man named
David Watt, better known as daddy
Watt, some sixty five years of age, lived in
little brick house, alone. He had sepa
rated himself from his family, and had con
ceived some singular notions about having
his house torn down, leadiRg his neighbors
to belive he was insane. On Sunday lie
failed to make his appearance, and neigh.
Dor going to the house and looking in,
found him lying on the floor, which was CO.
vered with blood. The doc: was opened
and several gashes were found in his thoat
while q small pen.knife lay beside him
with blade only two inches long. The
Coroner was called in, held an inquest on
the body, and finding four deep cuts on the
left side of his throat and one-- --on the right
the jury returned vcr1ct of suicide by cut
ting his throat.
But the strangest part of the story re-
mains to be told. On Monday morning
when the body was being prepared for bu.
rial, nail was found driven through his
skull on the top of hie head. =, 1t required ,
pair of forceps and some exertion O
strength to extractit it, when it was found tt
be four.penny lathing nail, and an incl
and quarter long. The Coroner was in
formed of the fact and again visited the
place, in company with DR.. Dickson, w he
make thorough examination of the ha ed
He found that the nail had been driver
through as far as the head would permit
but had passed between the hemis pheres Of
the brain, inflicting no injury. The scalp
showed four lacerations, where ineffectua
attempts had been made to drive the nail
On the wall were several marks correspond
ing with the head OF the nail, showing be
yond doubt that he had held the nail will
his fingers and driven it through by repeat
ed blows against the wall. Failing ia ef
fecting his object by this means he had re
sorted to the knife This is the most re-
markable case of suicide that has ever COM
within our k 1owiedge, and shows an amour
Of nerve and determination in the self m mur
derer seldom equalled.-Pittsburg Posi-.
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On Monday last. In accordance with the
English Conference Bill, the people of Kan
sas held an election throughout that terrific
ry to decide whether they desire immediate
admission into the Union. What the result
of that election has been, we have not
learned. If the people have voted no. them
az matter of course, all the Constitutions
that have been framed 10 that territory, fall
to the ground. At some future time, when
the Kansas people are ready for admission,
it is particularly provided by the English
Bill, that the people shall elect delegates to
convention, and that these delegates, as
their first duty, shall decide by vote whether
the people desire to become a State and
if they decide this point in the affirmative
then the said delegates shall proceed to
form Constitution, subject to such approval
or ratification as they (through their legisla-
ture) may have prescribed.
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the United States, aud in his wisdom and
experience 10 adhinister our National a.
fairs. .t#
6th.l Rssolped, That We congratulate the
country upon the recent settlement, by the
present democratic administration, Of the
pretended right Of Great Britain TO search
or visit our merchant vessels on the high
seas in time Of peace-thus adjusting con-
troversy which had remained unsettled
from the forma ton of our government, and
which has already cost US one foreign war.
7th. Resolved, That the Legislative en-
actments OF the last Democratic General
Assembly Of Ohio, were eminently wise
and ludicious, and calculated to promote the
best interests Of the State and the prosperi-
ty Of the people and we are unalterably
opposed to negro suffrage and negro-equali-
ty, without reference to shade or proportion
of African blood, and call upon the Legis.
lature to take such immediate measures as
will enable the people of Ohio, to effectual-
ly overcome the effort now being made,
whether through the Judiciary or otherwise,
to establish such suffrage and equality as
the policy of the State.
9th. Resolved, That we approve and en-
dorse the law as expounded by the recent
decision of the Supreme Court of Ohio, re-
quiring the imposition of equal taxes upon
the banking property in the State, with
that Of individuals.
9th. ResolUed, That to the support of our
principles and the ticket this day nominat-
ed, we pledge our individual and united ef-
forts, and cordially invite every patriot in
Ohio to rally under our banner, and assist
us in redeeMing the State from the rule o.
Abolitionism.
On motion of Gen. Sam'l Lahm, the re
port was received and the committee dis.
charged. -
On motion of the same gentleman the re-
port was adopted with great enthusiasm.
Hon. G. E. Pugh, U. y. Senator, being
present, was invited to address the Conven
ton, to which invitation he responded witt
grear power and eloquence.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, OF Frank
lin, the Convention adjourned sine die
TT. 8. SMITH, President.
w. C. GAsToN, Secretary.
R. o. HAMMOND, M. MAY, CHAs. ALLEN
D. M. FLEMING, Assistant Secretaries.
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More Of the Berlin "rree Lovers. >

MOEe OA tklG nCAhM Il ItC AVSCAS'
Several letters written to the Sandusky
Register furnish further information in re.
gard to the "Free Love" institution located
at Berlin. One writer snys:
The history of "Free Lovers" in this
| township is so fully known to the public
that | need not refer to the past. Their
present position, perhaps, would be of in,
terest. They occupy eight buildings as
dwellings-own property to the amount OF
some SO, 900 to 81 600, and should think,
number about thirty men and women, be.
sides children. The Sabbath is spent, (by
at least some OF them) in anything but a
religious msnner-in labor, recreation, Wis.
ting and dancing, as best suits their fancy
or convenience. They seem to be, truly
those of whom the Apostle speaks in Cd
Peter, I'd chapter, to which the reader is re-
ferred for comparison of characters.
Another correspondent has the following
in reply to an article previously published in
the Register:
"In regard to your remarks about their
moral depravity shameless effronte-
ry, without a purallel in the history of any
decent or civilized community and that it
is surprising that the people of Berlin, who
are among the most intelligent and virtuous
in this or any other State, should SO long and
quietly have submitted to the iDAiction'-let
let me say, that we have not done it will
ingly. The law has been resorted to, to
prevent fornication ard adultery. Their
stronghold (the hoteD has been broken up /;
their printing press was. by agreement, to
have been removed. Several of their mum.
Der are, at the present time, under indict-
ments as transgressors of the law. Others
have left, we hope for good. And SO long
as the Constitution of the State qua; antees
the utmost freedom of the press, aad sane.
tions the publication of the most outrageous
doctrines, such as setting aside the marriage
misunderstanding marriage as 'legalized
whoredom -upbolding the right of married
women to choose the fathers of their chill.
dren, regardless of marriage tes--cursing
the Christian church, cursing religion and
blaspheming God,--I ask, what can the peo-
pie of Berlin, or any other people, do to-
ward silencing such outrages!
The outsiders, in location, but not in in
terest or feelings, had hoped and fervently
prayed that they were bIotted out from
among US last fall. But our hopes have
been blasted. The influence Of the Al
mighty Dollar, in the sale of lands, goods,
&c., has overridden aud becIouded all NOR
ais, together with the bright prospects of the
future of our town. Now what can we do
The half has not been in the papers, neither
is it proper. Their presence is stencil in
our nostriIs. The boys, young and old,
watch the Free Lovers, and the moment
they see a movement towards the creek, it
is signal for them to hide away from their
parents and visit the exhibition OF their dis
gusting and abominable performances in the
water. Men and women, naked, are more
familiar in their mutual freedom than your
city boys when frollcking in the waters Of
your beautiful Boy together"
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Gerrlt smith for Governor.

The friends Of Gerrit Smith, ofNew York,
are desirous that the old gentleman should
be made Governor. At meeting in Madi-
son county, in that State, Mr.. Smith was
called upon for q speech, from which we
give an extract that is anything but COM
plimentary to the Republican party. He
says:
The Republican party has disappointed
me. AS you know, it came into power and
| went to Albany last winter. ! went to
nv friend Littlejohn-he was my friend
He had reason to be. asked for personal
liberty bill. 1t was due 10 the State, to the
party, to our manhood. Ithad just two sec
tions. 1t punished any person who should
assist in sending any man into Slavery
Littlejohn acted noby. Though Speaker
of the House, he held up this bill in caucus,
in my handwriting, and defended it, but il
was defeated. He then took it into the Leg
islature-it was defested there, too, by just
ten votes, and was struck by the geograph
ical character of the vote. Every member
from the old Silas Wright radical Demo
cratic districts, from St. Lawrence, Herk
mer, Jefferson and Oswego counties, votet
for the bill to a man. In Seward's county
and in Stewards district through the State
the members voted to man against it.
then learned that an Anti Slavery Demo
crat was more TO be relied on than an Anti
Slavery Whig. returned sad. | find ou
State to-day is Slave State-that we hav
no government, no security for the person
The Republican is infinitely better than an
of the other parties, but it lacks coursg
and conviction.