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Know-Nothing injustice,

The Patriot, referring to the course Of Messrs.
CRITTEEDEN and BELL on the Lecompton cOnstitu-
tou, says it regards them as honest in their Opin-
ions and loyal to the South" And yet the Patriot
has repeatedly denounced the Northern Democrats
who voted with BELL and CRITTEEDEE on the ques-
ton, as allies Of the Black Republicans" 'aiding
ths enemies Of the country" How siugularly our
neiehbors opinions are modified by the fraternal
ties Of Know Nothing obligations. When Mr..
Douglas votes against the admission of Kansas with
prO-slavery constitution, he is denounced by the
Patriot as freesoiler engaged in wicked plot
against the peace Of the country but when Mr..
BILL in opposition to the known wishes Of the peO-
pie Of Tennessee, and in defiance Of the instTue-
lions Of their Representatives assumes the same
position, records the same vote that Judge DOUeLAs
had done, the Patriot softens its tones to eOury and
courteous phrases, and with the most benignaut
smile of complacency, greets BELL and CRITTENDEE
as distiagshsa statssmsH" 50 entitled to respect
and pslSaaoR." How does it happen that the OPP
position to the LsOompton constitution was de-
nounoed by the Patriot in January, as an attempt
to sustain the wishes Of wicked fanatics" as a
proposition " to yield the material rights Of the
South" as an alliance with Black Republicans, as
an attempt to make the South surrender at discretion
asa Eesl s5ssrUisgty attks feet Of her enemies " and
IN June, the men who aided in that opposition, who
counselled that course of servile submission, who
united with those "Wicked fanatics" in their in
famous plots, are eulogiEed By the same paper as
" distinguished statesmen" Identified to our res.
poet snd Teneraton, as "loyal to the South, and
- honest in their opinionsi" If, IS the Patriot
once held, anti-LeoOmptOnism was s surrender Of
Southern rights, BELL and CRITTREDEN we're fore
most among those who bsrgained for that infamous
surrender. They are the men who, in the Patriots
own language, would have forced the South "tO
hnesl subsequently to our enemies they are the
men who lent Sc their sanction to the plots and in
trigues Of the sbolitionists :" but STILL while all
who acted with them are denounced by the Patriot
IS allies Of Black Republicans, Mr.. BELL and Mr..
CRIrTEEDEN, having the OdOr Of KnOw-NOthingism
upon their garments, purified Of their leprOsy,
and embraced by the Patriot as brethren worthy of
his veneration, as statesmen who " have ever been
governed by 9 patriotism as comprehensive as the
boundaries Of the republic We have no
patience with such intolersble injustice Il
DOUGLAS is in league with abolitionists, BELL and
CRIrTHKDEE have added the crime Of treachery ia
the sin which DOUGLAS has committed 1t is unjust
for the Patriot to condemn the former while he
eommends his Southern allies 1t is inconsistent
denounce the treason and embrace the traitors.
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The - 81 IudEe Harris.


Tennessee is compelled to mourn the loss Of one
Ct her ablest and most hOnored sons. Late en- Sat
urday night the telegraph announced the painful
intelligence that Judge HAEREs was dead. This sn-
nouncsmsut viii be received with feelings Of the
deepest sorrow throughout the State, and the whole
country win nnits with US in deplOring the death Of
q great and good man, whose private virtues and
Pablo services we're universally acknowledged and
appreciated. In the circle Of his immediate friends
the bereavement is too deeply felt for sympathy or
consolation; but it win be grateful for them to know
tbst the noble and smiable qualities Of tho man had
won the admiration and esteem Of the entire com
munity and that while we all depore the loss Of an
officer whose wisdom, learning, and integrity con-
fsrred honor and dignity upon the high position
which he filed, we mOurn with them in Sympathetic
sorrow over the grave Of friend; for none knew
him bat to love him. nor named him but to praise.
Judge HARRIs' career in life has been high and
honorable one. BE was for many years Judge Of
the Circuit Court in the Thirteenth Judicial District
BE Afterwards removed to Memphis where he was
soon chosen Judge Of the Common Law and Crimi-
nal Court Of that city to Gil the vacancy OccasiOned
BY the death Of Judge TURKEY. In 1855 he vas
appointed BY Gov JOHNSON to seat on the Supreme
Bench, in place Of Judge ToTTEE' who Undersigned,
and in the same year the Governors choice was
confirmed by the vote Of the people, who testified
their appreciation Of Judge HAMS worth and
ability By electng him to the highest Judicial posi-
on in the State Since that time he has discharged
che functions Of his responsible Office in manner
q once ereditabls to himself and satisfactory to the
country In the 7igor Of his manhood and the full
ness Of his fame he has fallen, hOnOred By bis
oOuntrymen, beloved by his associates, and lament
I'd BIZ all.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANTER. PHILLIPS a. co.
IN CHANCERX AT CENTREVILLE.
JUNE RULES 1853.

JUNE RULES, 1853.
Campbell, MeEwen and Garrett Fanny Duff and others
motion and 1t appearing unto the satisfaction Of the Clerk
Master, that Hamilton Duf, in his right and as
tor Of Jackson Duff deceased aud Jackson Phillips are none
dents this State, that the ordinary Of lag cannot be
Union and American newspaper published in the
city Nashville for four successive weeks requiring them to APP
pear at the Court House the Of Centreve the ID
Monday September next then and there plead, dnur
to BILL the viii be taken for confessed and
81 - 4rist DIS fee s. ' oRy1LLE NIXON IN
NTOTTCF..-W6eas the Legislature Tennessee its last
session, passed Act making 1t the duty OF the various
sheds OF said state TO open ana ho an y ea P
cnct respective countless in order to ascertain the
eye or form new Constitution Of said State, therefore, 1, s.
J. George Sheriff Hickman county do hereby give notice to the
her next omen and hold an election the various Prcnts Of said
county for the purpose taking said Given under my hand
ie22-w2m Sheriff Of Hickman county.
RTOTTCE.--Whereas,th the Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
last session passed an Act making II ne uy o. me VARIOUS
Sheris Of said State to open ana hod an ecto AZ s pc
IN their countless in order to ascertain the Of the
wise or form new Constitution Of saa sac, 4, -
ris Bell Of Grundy county do hereby give notice 70 e To
ters said county haI W on the lst THURSDAY o. september
NEXT omen and hold an election precincts Of said
county, for the purpose taking said vote Given uner my hand
io55-vgm SHERIFF Of Grundy county.
NT0TTCF-Where7s the Legislature Of Tennessee, its
last session, passed an Act mak1g u me u5 y .e various
Sherfs Of said state to open ana nola an ec.o :. Ps
cpct their respective counties, in order 70 ascertain the sense
Of the people as to whether "
Randolph. Of Robertson county, do hereby notice
10 the voters Of county that win the lst THURSDAY OF
September next open and hold election at the various
cncts county for the purpose Of taking said VOTE Given
under my hand at Office this 18th day Of June, ls5s
A. RANDOLPH,
fe92-w2m Sheriff Of Robertson county.
NTOTTCE.--Wheress the Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
last session, passed an Act making i the duty q ne Va
Tous Of said State, open and hold election at each
precinct respective counties, in order % ascertain the
sense Of the people as whether convention shall be called
"amend, revise form Constitution" Of said stae-
Therefore Garden, Sheriff Of Coffee county do hereby give
notice TO voters Of said county, that viii, the hrst
Thursday September next open and hold election at the
precincts Of said county for the purpose Of taking said
Given under hand at ONCE TINS Sln lal o june
I55s A. GARDEN,
ie22-E2m Sheriff Of Coffee county.
TTTNE FARM FOR SALEs--H WISH TO
sell Of the presst and most desirable places that has
been for Il contains 400 o. fne and fer
tie land, with elegant improvements
Also containing y sores, we'll Wtsred and hnhesd win
nay ls-s WILL L. BOYD, Jr.
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Communication.

UALLAILhl JUNE To 100.
Editors Of the Union and AwsTleaH;
I would reply to TGrfRan," who proposes to
match my horse, HisWatha, that 1 have bred my
colts and my own boy trains them with view o.
testing my stock and to give them position, cOnse-
quently have not proposed to match my colts, net
intending to engage in matchmaking. If am not
mistaken, Turfman" hasan entry in the great stake
in which my two colts are engaged, and if heIshall
not fail to run-of which 1 fear-he will have an
opportunity to part with his money and correct his
judgement
While I an opposed to matchmaking, would say
to Turfman," am fnlly satisfied that Riawsths
or Ellie Deans either, can best his four horses, OF
any three year ODDS in the State.
Your friend, 10. c. GUILD.
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WASHINGTON, June 18.-The Navy Department
this morning received advices from Captain Hudson
Of the United States steam frigate Niagara, CON
frmatory Of the newspaper accounts in relation to
the Atlantic cable experiments and the future move
ments Of the feet
A board Of engineers has been ordered to convene
at the New York Navy Yard, on the 9TH Of July
next, for the examination Of candidates for promo
ton and admission into the engineer corps Of the
navy.
at the secret session of the o. s. Senate, Gen.
Harvey was confirmed as Brigadier General also
Philip st. George Cook as Colonel, Marshall J. Il.
Howe as Lieut. Colonel, and L. P. Graham as Major
Of second dragons. Major MOrdecai, Capt. Rod
man, and Major Laidley have been appointed an
ordnance board, to meet at West Point on the 18th
Of July, to test the breechlosding carbines Of the
best model for the purchase of which S25, 900 have
been appropriated.
The President has respited, until the 26th inst,
James Powers, who was to have been executed to.
day for murder.
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TOMRPATHIsT, has removed his Office permanently, to the
House recently occupied by Capt. Williams, north herr
Street. june 22-lN,
SHIITHLAND, PADUCAHy -
elLAf4 - LOuisYilIes St Louis, and sliea.s9s5l
Memphis Regular Packs&s=z
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays 10 o'clock, A u. The splendid passengel
Steamer
minnetonka, Capt. H. c. matheneys
will leave Nashville on Mondays and Thursdays 10 O'clock
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James w. Hunt
will Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock
A. VI.
first class light dranght passenger Boats and vii
leave regularly appointed making connections a.
Paduc with T. Mail Packets, for the above named places
June 3 A. HAMILTON, Agent,
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DICKsaN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
NAV RIFLES Iss-


w. c. Collier vs. heirs Of G. P Josn decsaseEoson 70 sell
land under geelIsti0Hi sgponGs.
7 Appearing In this cause the defendants, Thomas Durn
wife, Dizzy Durn, formerly Dizzy Josn heirs Of Gabriel
p Josu deceased are residents Of the STATE Of Tennessee
and beyond Of the process Of this COURT E therefore
ordered that publication be made for three successive weeks m
American, newspaper published IN the c OF
Nashville, hiring them 70 appear before the Judge Of she Dick
county Circuit Court the state OF Ieune az the Court
House n Charlotte the ah Monday On JUNE sen and
there % plead answer, or damur Ranld's motion, the
same will be taken for confessed them, and set for hearing
D,TTfs -- -.
may25-E3t prs Zee 81 B. AFNhlLhf c. q n
Henry Rinkey, administrator Of Wm Mathews deceased Fs
heirs Of Nm. MaitheWs deoeaed-Pei0n to sell land
IT appearing IN this caus Eliza MatWs Of the de-
fenants nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee and be
You'd Of process Of t court il Is therefore ordered
that publication successive weeks in the Union
and American newspaper published In te city Of nashville
requiring appear before the Judge Of the Circuit Court for
Dickson county Tennessee the Court HOuHe in tie town Of
Charlotte, the 9Th Monday in june next then and there % plead
answer demur comp anauts petition the viii BE- T.
Ken for confessed IS her, hearing pGTtS
r1av25-V3r Drs - 81 R. McNEILLT, c. a NJ
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The FIOOd---Latest News from Cairo.
We find the following items in the Memphis Bu

The FIOOd--sEatest News from Cairo.
We find the following items in the Memphis Bul-
IstiH of the 18th:
Mr.. J. B. Archer, of the SOutherner, has fur
nished us with the following memorandum of the
state Of things at Cairo The Southerner. passed
Cairo on Thursday last. The water is over the levee
ell around, except the Ohio side, where it backs
only eight inches. What dry ground there is is
cred with small shantes, where the poorer class of
the population staying and others retailing
whisky BY the tin cup-full. A number Of families
are quartered on the wharf bost, living best they
left.
Fifty Of the smaller frame houses have been up
set and are floating about promiscUously. The en-
bankment under the Central Railroad has been
washed out some six miles from Cairo. The few
people that now travel over that road come into the
river at Mound City, where they are RATED " out
to the Wharf-boat to take passing steamers At
Mound City the water is about two feet on the floor
Of the Shelton House. At Columbus il has broken
over the top Of the banks. At Hickman il is over
the lower part Of the town, but is not in any way
interfering with the business of the place. New
Madrid and Point Pleasant still dry Nearly all
the other landings and plantations hence to Cairo
under water. River at Cairo one foot higher than
in "A The Ohio is falling slowly above the mouth
Of the Wabash, and at a stand below, with the best
farms all under water.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-A private letter from an
intelligent gentleman and practical telsgrapher,
who witnessed on the 29th ult., at Plymouth, Eng
land the formal tests of the several electricians in
telegraphing through the entire length Of the At
lantie cable, states that Prof HUoHEs, with his
wonderful printing telegraph machines was able to
write through the 5000 miles at the rate Of 80 let
tiers per minute, equal to about seven WORDS de-
gree Of success which was as unexpected as it was
gratifying.
Prof WRITEHoUsE was only able to write at the
rate Of l9 words in Is minutes, and Prof THOMP-
son was utterly unable TO work at all through the
osble.
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DIR. KINGls DIsPENSART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ - Dr. King, formerly q New YORK, a. is il fam
8s--s years Of Louisville Kentucky, Who has -
voted bis attention % e freshmen Of private diseases
thirty years. haters himself having sndel pnEc Tor
andcure Thousands, be e snsIei cure
al diseases Of private matter sF nav >
from diudicious mgal treatment from negdcs tel
Dr. Kings pispsay 40. . Dsassrk srsat heles
Cherry AID TIE square, where be ali diseases pryata
nature,
from business.
srzcRUREs Of old resent date eGecpally cured In lia
days rs operation which pain Where stcsa
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps dissuss sallss
more mischief and under1-nes the constitution much-
sTFHIL with 81 tie diseases az he skin, growing
let or tareaneui Be efetually cured In days
MEAEEE particular attention having leer rivur
tl disease and an the growing f. boasht
on In hy the destructive habits Of nconadarHts
YOUTHS and excessive indulgence Ct ne passions, nsrset
which will undermine the rendering thesahlsci u
for business or society, and causing premature old age.
Females Who be iabong With any dculty
nay rest assured o. immediate relief.
Pesons residing abroa hy writing and stating teir cl1s
fee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King, No q Daarck ssot
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have Necessary medicine
their address with Necessary directions Strict secrecy otsarvei
Office hours from O'Clock in the mong until Din he srsnnF
trrua III
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MEsss EDTroRs; Iisknown your radrsin this community
II not to those distance that committee Of gentlemen appoint
ed by the legislature present engaged in looking into the
of the Exchange Bank they shall have completed
their Investigations and made their ropor Mr. Spence and his
cards, shall have attention may be deemed necessary and
properin thepremises. Respectfully,
June q, 1853, JAS. MORTON
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IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE.
MAY RULES, ISIS.

Jeremiah dickson vs. Allied Brevasa Michael and Patrick
Duffy Jacob Uhls, Moss Liavle, and oters-Cross Bill
" pparinr % the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
Jacob Uhls, Richard C0rnWe aud s Lucinda CornWell;
Lawson Hodges and wife, Lucinda Hodges; Lucinda Dcsons
Thomas Dickson Nancy Dickson, Richard Dickson, Polly Uhs
Massey Uhls, Frederick Uhs and Marshall Uhs part Of the de-
fsndants in ts cause nonreden Of the STATE Of Tennessee,
Il t he ordinary process Of this caunot upon
them; therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master, and
tered upon he rules publication be made for four successive
in the city Of Nashville commanding the said Jacob Uhls, Richard
CornWel and wife Lucinda C0rnWel lawson Hodges and wife,
SON Richard Dickson Polly Uhs, Massey Uhls Frederick Uhs,
and Marshall Uhs appear az the next term Or our sa Court
Of Chancery held at the Court House in the town 81 Lazy
etc, MaoOneoun, the ID Monday in July ne tlsn and Se
70 plead answer, complainans bill, aud IN default
thereof sane viii taken for confessed and st Tor barring
- pure . . -'''- JOHN CLAIBORNE,
may26-W4t-prs Zee 50 Clerk and NaEier.
Jones W. Locke vs. Robert solse Fleming stbbsasld aud
otbers-Croas Bill.
II appearing 10 Che satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
Fleming stabbeheld Of the defendants in ts cause is not
resident Of e stag Of 1enne % mat us ordinary pIo
81 this cannot be served upon hi i teeors ordered oy
ne Master entered upon ie rules that publication h made
for four successive weeks In the Weekly Union and American
Newspaper published IN ne CIV or Nashville, eonaing "
said defendant Fleming subbded, % appear az e next term Of
said Court q Chaucey 70 be held az ne Court oqe IN -
town Of Laie Macon county, on the - Monday N ~ %
then and there 70 plead, or demar % comp Pill
default thereof, the viii Be taken ar confessed and &
or hearing ~ Parts as 70 him. 1hs ~ NAY 30
uayas-vss-prsfoa.ss CLERK and Master.
Mary Martin VS.. Daniel Municipalities for Divorce
r appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, from
BIZ Of complainant which Is iof that TIE deendnL
Daniel Martin, resident Of the stat Of Tennessee 30 ta
ordinary process Of this court cannot be served upon hum
therefore ordered b. the Master and 50 entered upon ne roles ne
publication made four weeks Weekly Unio
and American, newspaper publishes a hs cry % Nashville
commanding the said dandan Daniel Martini % appear a ID
next term Of said Court 81 Chancery, be held az ne Cour
Hou ID ne town Of Lafayette, Macon county, he "a Monda
piainans bill and In default thereof viii b taken 70
confessed and set for barring 80 Pgrs n e 15s l4 ial
msvas-v4t-urs fee 60 ~ CLERK and Master.
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TTyHE fra Of ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO. composed Of
And Allison, T. Anderson, and VI. ID. M'Lanahan, b
mutual consent dissolved the ls day q June retiring
Of Mr llanahan from the df- And. Allison and
alone authorized wind the business
Those Indebted 70 the late firm requested make payment
without delay aud those having claims against the 81 pre-
sent them for payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON a CO.
Having purchased Mr. MLanahan's interest 20 he gods.
have taken 10 as partners u business Dixon a. o and
John B. johnson We shall continue at our Old sl ua
viii be pleased % meet old friends and merchants glaJ
Being anxious 20 down present stock a. oa az qoEhla
preparatory 70 fall purchase VII uer = n pioe1
% those wishing epauish their stock. We shan % gld 40 al
times to receive heir orders viii DO best 90 on them
igi4ctoriiv ALISON, ANDERSON a co.
iel5-f
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The French Gazette MsdieaIs states that by acct
dent charcoal has been discovered to be cure for
burns By laying piece of cold charcoal upon the
burn the pain subsidies Immediately. By leaving
the charcoal one hour the wound is healed, as has
been demonstrated on several occasions The rem
edY is cheap and simple, and certainly deserves a
trial
A correspondent Of the Bsrnwell Sentinel sdVO-
Gates the erection Of monument to the memory Of
Gen. Greene, Of the Revolution.
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The veteran Col Robert NJ Harrison, of Virginia,
died on the l4th of May, ct Kingston, Jamaica,
where he has been consul Of the United States since
1921 His death will be deeply regretted by his
many friends in the United States as well as By the
inhabitants Of the island of Jamaica. The vessels
IN port at Kingston, well as the Consuls Of all
other nations there, hoisted their flags OF hslfmast
upon the day Of his funeral
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letter from Florence Italy, to the Newark Id
UerfiSsr, states that Mr.. Harris marble memorial Of
Mr. Clay for the ladies Of Virginia is in progress
and viii probably be completed during the year.
The same artist is further occupied on the model Of
q colossal bronze figure Of Mr.. c. for the city Of
New Orleans. Mr.. Jefferson is also being oonmem-
orsted in marble for the State Of Virginia BY an
espiring young sculptor Of the Old Dominion, Mr.
GAIT