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CataWba Wine.

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CataWba Wine.
by HENRY W. LONGFELLow.
This song of mine
Is song of the vine,
To be sung by the glowing embers,
OF way-side ins
When the rain begins
To darken the dIear Novembers.
It is not a song
OF the scuppernong,
From warm Caronan Valleys
Nor the Isabel
And the Mlscatel
That basks In our garden alleys
Nor the red Mustang,
Whose clusters hang
Der the waves OF the Colorado,
And the fiery food
OF whose purple blood
Has dash of Spanish brayado.
For the richest and best
Is the wine Of the West
That grows by the Beautiful river;
Whose sweet perfume
Fills all the room
With benson on the gver.
And as hollow trees
Are the haunts OF bees
Forever going and coming,
So this crystal hive
is all alive
With swarming and buzzng and humming.
Very good in their way
Are the Verzenay,
And the SiIlery soft and creamy
But Catlwba wine
Has taste more divine,
More dulcet, delicious aud dreamy.
There grows no vine
By the haunted Rhine,
By Danube or Guadalquiyr,
Nor on island or cape,
That bears such grape
As grows by the Beautiful river.
Drugged is their Juice
For foreign use, 7
When shipped DER the reeling Atlantic,
To rack our brains
With the fever pains
That have driven the Old World frantic.
To the sewers and sinks
With all such drinks,
And after them tumble the mxerl
For poison malgn
Is such Borga wine,
Or ct best but DEVILS Elixir.
While pure as a spring
Is the wine sing,
And 10 praise 1t, one needs but name It;
For Catawba wine
Has need Of no sign,
No tavern-bush to proelamit.
And this Song of the Vine,
This greeting Of mine,
The winds and the birds shall deliver
To the Queen of the West,
In her garlands dressed,
On the banks of the Beautiful River.
Atlantic Monthly.
Before leaving Cincinnati, recently while under Il
Inspiration Of Longworths nectar, the poet Muckay
sEaberaut Muse descanted the following sweet song
CATAWBA. +
Ohio's green hill-tops
Cow bright in the sun,
And yield US more treasure
Than Rhine Garonne
They give us Catlwba,
The pure and the true,
As radiant as sunlight,
As soft as the dew;
And fragrant az gardens
When summer is new.
Champaign is too often
A trickster malign,
That flows from the apple
And not from the vine.
But thou, my Catawba,
Art mild as rose,
And sweet as the lips Of
My love, when they close
To give back the kisses
Ny passion bestOws.
Thourt born of the vintage,
And fed on its breast,
Catawba the nectar
And balm OF the West.
III.
When pledging the lovely,
This sparkler we'll kiss
When drinking to true hearts,
Well toast them in this
For Catawba is like them,
Though tender, yet strong
As pleasant as morning,
As soft as song
Whose delicate beauty
The echoes prolong -
Catawba Heart warmer
Soul cheerer lfe-Zest
Catawha, the nectar
Aud balm Of the West.
b6rThe n. Y. Post reads Senator SeN
ard out Of the black republican party, at
ARcunos b;v, ~ 1ho pnOof unnripcinlad ulr
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am SIT, very Respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JAMES TILTON,
U. s. Surrcyor General for Wash: Ter.
COMMISSIONER OF GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Washington CITY.
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When pledging the lovely,
This sparkler we'll kiss
When drinking to true hearts,
Well toast them in this
For Catawba Is like them,
Though tender, yet strong,
As pleasant as morning,
As soft as a song
Whose delicate beauty
The echoes prolong =
Catawba Heart warmer
Soul cheerer ! life-zest
Catawha, the nectar
Aud balm of the West.
, 1858-04-30

Champaign is too often
A trickster malign,
That flows from the apple
And not from the vine.
But thou, my Catawba,
Art mild as a rose,
And sweet as the lips Of
My love. when they close
To give back the kisses
My passion bestows.
Thou'rt born Of the vintage,
And fed on its breast,
Catawba the nectar
And balm OF the West.
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NASHVILLE.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate, February p, was engaged Prinel-
pay with bills o. the second reading, large mum
Der Of which we're passed. The bill to release
Chssthsm county Of its State tax for the year 1896
Wss indefinitely postponed.
In the House Of Representatives, the 10th title Of
the Code was passed, with but one negative
Mr.. VAUGHN has 8 bin appTOPriating SlOO,OO Tor
the completion Of the State Capitol.
The Senate's joint resolutions for an amendment
Of the Constitution 50 IS to authorize quadrennial
sessions Of the Legislature, Sc, passed the rst
reediug-yess 46, nsys6.
Mr. TURSER Of Summers billrequiring taxes TO be
paid gold and silver aud in notes Of the Bank Of
Tennessee and branches, with 10 per cent damages
FOR failure from time Of the call Of the Comptroller
WAS indefinitely dostPoned-ysas 80, nays l6
Mr. WHITE Of Hamilton's Hamilton county Judge
bin was laid on the table-yess 80, nays %.
Mr. DAWES bill authorizing Nashville and Clarks-
vile -four inspectors, passed the third and last
reading.
The bill to establish revenue commissions-eolleo-
tors per cent on all sums under $40 OO0 and 3 per
cent beyond that amount-trustees per cent under
$4,000, and 2 per cent beyond that smOunt-not
extending to school fund.- poor tax, and railroad tax
was considered and passed the third reading
Mr. sIASTOS's bill to provide counsel Tor the poor
Mr. JOBEs' bill for the benefit Of ilegitimutes, and
Mr.. VAUGHx's bill to amend the mechanics lien law,
we're ssverally passed the third reading.
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CANDIDATES.
PUFNAM EoUNTY

PUTNAM COUNTY,
We Gte authorized To announce q. ". SsDLuE, Jr.
candidate for JerE Of the Circuit Court OF Putnam county
~ the ensuing March election jan lie
JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorized 60 aunouncs WETE MYEEs candidate
Tor sheriff Of JsoEon County e. The ensuing March cleo
"'-' PERRY COUNTY.
We are authorised o. announce sosEs BARS candidate
Tor Clsrz Of 81. .eaug uour Of Perry county at the March
Chcaharl County.
WoaGo 'uorlzri lo auno.n5- s, STUART, sc q
dae sr shouHu Dleaham county, al Tho ensuing March
eect.oa. dec4-le.
county UIgiccra--E1ICCtiC March, 1855
County trustee.
We are autlrrse I. Announce Eta h WOODS s cHual
dats tor ruoo gT pardE1a county at ha ensuing March
Ne arc authorised 60 announce H1Rls CRAY lndidato
Tor trust of Davidson COEa.y---te'
Aearc Authorised announce JOSH RAIvEs, hcandiIate
IOrre-eIcCou Irltue of Davidson county. sep Lite
W arc fhrrsuE announce WILLIAM JACEsoE, Esq.,
czadtat, g. r. Errs-es o, Davidson county. sept l-td
We are lrts5d ~ aau01ucs Tsouss Q. sANpEEs
candidate for Trustee of Davidson CouHy. sept l'le
Nc are Eufh85zaI 90 announce e. BAAIE rsu i'd
ate for trustee OF Davidson c11ul, az e ensuing March
FOR COUNTY COURT CLER1.
W, are authorised 90 announce WILuAE hstosTvE &
candidate Tor county Court Clerk. ocl 2e-Ie.
We are aUla0ria-d 90 announce FELTE z. JHEATHaa
candidate Cor reelection Clerk OF the County CouEtoi
Ne are authorized To announce Capt. JOIN s. pssHIELl
shad,oGte ior Clerk OF the County Cour o.. Davidson
Tor Circuit Court Clerk.
" ? No auJaonzEd 3D. ann ounce DAVID C. Low can
didsIs Tor gCk OF llo Circuit Court OF Davidson cousy
Ws,rs sra5-.5 ID 10 announce JOHN HUGH sMITd as
candidate circuit Court ,lsgk tue ensuing March
We arc authorized 50 announce C. ~. NANCE candid
aia io CLERK H the Circuit Cour1 of Davidson codnyr a.
FOR sRERIFF.
We are au h"raed % announce Re- A'CATN candidate
Coz Sheuh OF bavidon county al hs ensuing election tn
W. are authorized TO announce Jaws, Ne lsros Sand
Ne ar5 auJlortsed o. zanaa1ss Jon, x. Rrvosos.oy
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Paraffine Camel Coal Oils
For LubFiCating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel COzl.os hEV- been very EVOra
bly, and extensively the place Of perm for
the last few years Oils Of similar and quality
being made by she Union Coal and Oil Company and
very highly valued wherever This OIL has tbs
weight and will bear The temperature, when
win sTH ned, the bes Sperm, and is fully equal
LubHCatO having been subl tho tests
upon both heavy and light mlohEe and given entire sat.
isfactOn This on peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
spndes NaehiDs shops, aud all machinery where q
fine OIL is required. It's more economical than ordinary
oils, IL is sold at about The price and half the
quantity will 10 equal amount Of ubrCstiOn and do Il
better
This on being entirely without gum, should be used IL
the the 6nes. perm. The oPsniugs ofhe
sud feeders ussd for ordinary OF should be
reduced, otherwise the oil w.ll be WlsleI.
these Oils will be furnished dealers az The factory pr-
adding freight Insurance, and sAehsuge anJ all OLE
sold BY this company uiy guaranteed repre- euEed
For sale by Euin, PsHdslon q Co., OF this city, Agent
or The Union Coal and OIL Company, NsysyliIe, Ky.
We call pa.e attention 20 the following ueuGcsIes Of
Eoutlsmen EEoWn here and elsewhere.
EWIS. PEhDLETCN 81 CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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Dir. ". il. EvERETT.-Our readers will perceive
by the programme at the Gaiety, this evening
that Mr. W. H. EvERErr takes a benefit, in
the beautiful pieces entitled " London Assurance"
sud Eaton Boy" The bill is one Of the most
attractive Of the season, and we would solicit on
this occasion an overlooking house. Mr.. EvEHE1T
has tWo-fold claim upon the patronage of our PEG
pie. As an actor, be has earned an envablo rePu-
tation, and few comedians eau dispute the palm Of
excellence with him. Indeed, no one has ever en-
joyed greater popularity on the Nashville stage.
he is - fixed star among US, whose brillisncy
has no rival Then, in private life, and the social
circle, Nr ETTEETT IS the gentleman, whose e1-
oupIary habits entile him to the highest apprecs-
lion. He stands forth the finished actor the true
gentleman, the worthy citizen Let the public, then
give him suitable testimony Of their appreciation
and respect. Give him such benefit tonight, as
viii make his heart swell with pride aud gratitude,
and as will exhibit how we'll our generous people
know how to reward professional talent and social
worth.
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CEIsPs GNEry-Thc Manager respectfully states
i.s has entered into an engagement OF four nights
With Mr. HAoKErr, the only living Legitimate repre-
sentative Of Shskespeare's grand conception Of the
Two Fallstaf 8. This distinguished reputation has
been accorded Mr. HAcFErr, by the unanimous press
Of England, ireland, and Scotland as well as this
country.
Mr.. CRISP prevailed on AIr. HAJEETT to entirely
change his route home expressly for the purpose Of
appearing in Nashville and Memphis.
The engagement Of this great actor is one Of
serious responsibility 10 the Manager, but was
entered into by Mr.. CRISP, with the fall assurance
that the pstrnsEe Of the Nashville public would
Justify him in the undertaking.
GsIETE TaEAIEE,
Nashville, Feb 23, 1855.
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Tx rT.-NOtwithstandiDg the great inelem-
encyOf the weather last night, there was good at
tendance at the theatre The piece selected for the
oecsEioR was Edward MOOre's tragedy Of The Game
sts, in Ehich Mr. and Mrs CRISP sustained the lead
ing characters and were very ably supported by the
stock company. The GdHestsr we regard as q very
6ue drama, possessing well laid and clearly con-
Quoted plot, full Of strong, f0rcibs and pathetic
passages, and intoxicating by its fearful catastrophe
astrong moral lesson. Last night it eKcelently
rendered throughout, and was received with fire.
queut and hearty applause. The rendering Of two
scenes in the third sctthe between Beverly and
StaEsly, where the former, goaded on by rage and
despair, bursts forth into curses upon the cause Of
his undoing, and that between Stuksly and Mrs.
Beverly in which The villain attempts to the
wifes suspicious Of her husbands inhdeity, and
where, in reply to the declaration that he had given
her jewels to q mistress, she eEclaims, ono, on my
life be did not, and Gth mistaken trust in her
husbands TRUTH she declares TIl not believe it -
cannot be surpassed. The death scene, also, was
painfully true 10 nature. But decidedly the most
artistic and affecting passage that in the scene
10 the prison-csIl, where Hrs Bersrly turns upon
JarVi', who, too honest deny having Beverly
aud Legsoa quarrellng the night before, begins, in
eEtsnuation, 'Or if [ did "-and interrupts him
with "'Tis false old msn-they had quarrel
there was no cause for quarrel" The strength and
sarnestnsss Of a devoted heart, which knows no
doubt or distrust were depicted to the life. 1t
thrillingy pathetic. But why attempt to pick out
passages Of rare excellence, where all was SO good.
We csnsay in all truth that we never saw this drama
rendered 90 we'll.
There was a decided Improvement in Stuksly,
which was very well performed, as was Mr.. ALIENS
Jarvis. Mr. ALLEN plays old men finely. His BaiIe
JarVis on Saturday night was the best we ever saw
We consider him an actor Of much promise. The
other parts were all crslitably performed by the
company.
Tomorrow night the engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs.
CRIsP comes 10 q close for the present. We hope
however, that it may not be long before We shall
sgsin have the pleasure Of seeing them on the
boards Of the GAWTY-a hope in which we know all
who have seen them will cordially unite with Us.
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Valuable Farm for saIo-

THAT Yalaabe Farm on which he undersigned have rg
for the asb ten ears, Is Tor aas. 10 lies e Va1f
Of Duck rggrs Ia The couHty Of Coffee eight niles 1 MAJ
ehestgr and seven miles iron Eaanuma, and l0ar n1-
from Normandy The IncI contains huE1red aGd J
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The Davidson place, this arm Two cun oF2oe resi-
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% he nest qaait tao yOang orolaf1s 81 laoila Hl
good spring, he abundlnces anq socA Hllaf en
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both equal any 1 crops ehef 90 an of grass
and both uEitsd Ihey VII % s24 - aI--sg Or tlilef
saia 10 lie sns. Az alahnE % nnT Werd, OF e1ur1e
wish view iha p7sl1lse1 peiuie lfeaealE larhal
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FebTuary , ls5Z-dlHImd.

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aPRIEa pArR-

The annual Spring Faif Of the Dsvidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held a the fair grounds Nashvills
on the 4th to Sth Of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are offered list Of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be lad on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the ONCE Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l7a Deadriek Street, or at this
ONCE Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to TzOs. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
VIZ. G. HARDHe,
feb 2O-triwkWtd President
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TTTB have moved into the New Ware House No. So,
W Public square, Nashville, Tenn where
propose 20 do business iDpr0ssd plan We hA'e
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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VIZ. R. NICHOLS, Ma,ler Maebipl.l.
WlysvIltI RTr NoV, u, Iss7

MlysvILJr Ky, Nov. "a, 1887,
To The U~ioE Coal and OIL Company
GEE1LEszr-IEaviuC used your luyHcatiDg Oil, made
from Camel Coal, tie machinery OF Cotton M in
GLIDING EugEe and STint.GBl, Cor The last few weeks
pTepar,a say that have found greatly superior
10 any other excepting the b5 Sperm, and fully equal 70
that article, for WhCB have been pas from dollar
seventy ceEts % Two dollars ami iErH cents per
gallon. The Oil distributes very perfectly the mach
~, long, and s free gum which friction,
and consequently heat.
Invsw the superior quality Of this OIL, sdop-
TED II Tor Nhis From The lou puce at which Is l. sold
doubt not 10 must come mo general
A numb-r OIhrr UerhCaJ0- ig la3 aznd8 OF the
agents here. Which may be seen At Eay time
gANEARA g. WOOD,
PrnpretuTs Of Haysvue Cotton Mills.
February 2, l557-dtH lm6gWzm
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LECTURES o. EvRoFE-By reference TO our adj
vsrtising columns, It will he seen that the Rev. Dr.
BAmD, will commence series Of Lectures on Eu-
rope, this evening, the Cumberland Preshy terisn
church These lectures have elioited The highest
commentator wherever they lsvs been delivered.
They will constitute the most interesting series Of
historical lectures ever delivered in this city, and
should, as we doubt not they will, be literally
pstroBised The Lecture tonight is free.
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This viii cer,Lf that using the PaTlao Camel
Coal by tine Unio Coal aud OIL Company, Mays
Vile, Ky MECnae shop guJ The locomotives on
the road and have tested the GA very cT=U discover
lie qualities: euuTelg convinced 10 very duB Oil
for machinery, ana mas --1u Ui IbB oil lIy equal
gallons q The best Lard Oil Is yemg entirely Tree
gum machinery l Witn lees pJE hln with
any OH have used although the Oil Thin appear
aucs haG alubrCstng body superior any Oil
AIRY use, and % is vel ad pea 20 nailr0als.
O.. l. KNOW Lbs, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Cha.tauCcgs Railroad.
Mr.. Knowles is Master Of Machinery Of or Road and 8
reliable man, whose s.IlE mCutE would C0Hdde.
" X. sIENENoCN. President,
EasbVIlle E8d Chattanooga Railroad.
"a, L. ANDERSON,
superintendent Cf y. O. e.. b. r.
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DlRSSFovv, Montgomery c o., Maryland.
January 3lsI, 1857.
never Eel benefit OF any medicine much As nom
the bottle OF ROSRHAVES HOLLAND BIITERS puYchas-
cd last fail sh know where rah gent, vilarut fear
Of impesuon. tSigRedO JOSEPH Z. DELLETI
FROM A DRUGGIST.
AroILo, ATmstrong Co., Pa. Dec. Is, 1856.
MEssEs. B. PACE, Jr. 4 Co,
Dear Srs:- purchased one doI Of yoaT BGRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITlBrS, irGm your travelling assent, which
given great satisfaction This section neud
dozen for biCh eucI &c The money.
ieb Civ ". {, BOVARD.
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AED'W ANDERSON.
j. B. ROMANS.
y,rrEa Hrcu.rlo's OFFICE, NJ. sc. r. r.

J
This will certify that am Lhe PlrhiEU Camel Coal
Oh anulacured BY the Uuioa Coal and o Company Of
MaysvIs. ~ our machine shops and Che l0c0m0.
BE ptiS ana Charleston Railroad. and have
given the les order prove its qualities
lu5TiCHug oil. nave no he-IaJOu recommending Sc ss
superior Oh trT Railroad poses botBI t0 econ
oms perfect lutTC believe Il To- be the best
Oil have led. and that gallon viii
gallons of Lard OIL. lie -ChlneTy Running tse
shops with twenty per cent Ices pHweThLn required for
ordinary Oil InU dHy tHU y -T.ses- convinced
from TIE total EbpUC8 suu uuFE moi eject is luDT
eating properties but ouiy .aGErgs oraces he
oil cups ard feeders shoud In order the
1ii economically.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is rising rapidly with 10 feet water on
The shoals.
BoATs AERIvED.-J. q. Cline, from Memphis;
Look Out, from Paducshi Blaueh Lewis from Car
thage; Rock City, from Carthage; Umpire and Sligo
from RoWena.
DEPARrED.-J. @. Cline, for Memphis Quaker
City, for Cincinnati Look Out, for Paducah; Blanch
Lewis, for Carthage; Commerce, for up river.
EXPECTED. h. Lucus, from New Orleans; John
Gsult from Louisville; Princess, from Cincinnati;
Cuba, from PadueBh.
The Josephine Savage did not get of yesterday.
She will leave for New Orleans this afternoon at
o'clock. Passengers and shippers will bear this in
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