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CITY ELECTION.

At regular meeting the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of
the city Nashville Thursday September 9Th Inst the fol-
lowing persons we're appointed officers hold an election
in eaa the Wards in the city Nashville Saturday, Sep
Goth, 1855 for purpose Of eetng Mayor, Board Of
Aldermen and Board Of Common Council Of said city, Tor the
ensuing Municipal year. to-wit:
NOrvel and Tlos Hobson, Clerks Hobbs Receiver Of
votes John Coltsr Magistrate. Election to Re held at Morris
& STATIONS Warehouse.
SECOND WARD-W H Townsend NJ NJ Monohan and Moore,
Judges Sloan and DanI Kinney Clerks. James Coleman
Receiver Of Iham Dyer Magistrate Election T. be held
at W II TOwnsend'5 Wareroom.
THIRD WARD.-WL Boyd, Jr. Andrew Tyler and Brown,
Judges Edward Hawkins and William Nchol Clerks.
Weller Receiver votes Josiah Fess, Magistrate Election
to be held at W Boyd's office.
FOURTH WARD-John W Martin. VIM Mcfarland and A c
Farriss, Judges. Holman and William Brown, Clerks
Creighton Receiver Robertson, Magistrate Eec-
ton to he held at Straight & Aliens Coach shop.
FIFTH WARD-3Iason Vanoy, Loftin and Farnsworth
Judges. John Currey and John Dashiel Jr Clerks Jos
Barnard Receiver Josiah Ferris Magistrate Eec-
ton to be heat Burches Carpenter Shop corner OF Spruce
and Vine streets.
SIXTH WARD.-James Hayne D Ellis and Ben Groomes,
Judges. H Herd and n J PhaxtOn, Clerks A Pyle,
Receiver Of votes Wilkinson Magistrate. Election to be
held at Tarpley Pyle's Shop South Market street.
SEVENTH WARD-Henry Hill, ThOs Landlord and " Park,
Judges. Perry Parks and II L Weaver Clerks Bowers
Receiver Of John Corbet Magistrate Election to be held
st Brsnum's store.
EIeHTH WARD-R Barnes, n @ Cotton and Mr. Dobson,
Judges. Skpwth Tanzsiey. Clerks Hewlett
Receiver Of votes Wilkinson, Magistrate Election to be
held at Moss Hail, Cherry street -
sepl5-d3t ". A. GLENN, Recorder.
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WASHINGTON Items

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, l858.-Judge BowLIN, Of
Missouri late Minister to New Granada, teegraphed
to the government to day that he accepts the mission
rendered him TO Paraguay.
The National LatellgeHcsr and Senators Crttenden,
Bell Trumbull and others, effected TO be alarmed at
the extravagant expenditures of Government. Re.
ferring to the proceedings Of Congress of the last
session, find Mr.. Crittenden proposed without au-
thorty of any committee to extend the corrupt aud
useless system of the publication of books for the
benefit of Gales Seaton to the tune Of three hun
dred and forty thousand dollars. Gales & Seaton
have received from fifty to sixty thousand dollars
annually for the publication of what not person
in half million ever read and few see.-N y.
Herald
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LARGE PR1oEs.-A few days ago, in Newbern,
North Carolina five likely negroes brought six thou
sand dollars at private sale. being an average Of
$1,000; cash transaction. In Spottsylyania county,
Va last week, says the fredericksburg Ns0s, sale
of slaves was made at the following extraordinary
prices: boy l2years old, for SlOl0; boy Is years
old, for $1,000; boy years old, for 1925; boy 8
years old, for $3.50; two others, and respective
ly, for 500 and S725; woman about 40 years old,
aud one child, for 1915; woman, same age, and
two children, for SlO5O; man so years old, for
S4sO-S6955.
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Of Quarantine matters, has the following:
Yesterday, Sergt. Sam BrevOOrt stole few mo-
ments from his arduous labors as Commissary to
take a walk over the Quarantine grounds. After
looking among the tents and new buildings erected,
he seated himself on large rough box under the
shade of tree and was quietly rejecting upon the
unpoeic character of camp life, and the utter want
of exalted sentiment in the employment OF furnish
ing beef bacon, beans, potatoes, bread and butter
for sixty policemen. But his reverie was interrupt
ed by hearing voice, and looking about, he discov-
cred one of the hospital employees addressing him.
and the dialogue proceeded as follows:
"Hullo there, you sojer man. said the employee
"Weu.D said Sam. rather vexed at the want Of
appreciation of his official position''What do you
Want?"
Like your seat?" was the next question.
'Yes, said Sam. "SuppOse do. What thenf
"Well, l only wanted to say that the man in the
box you're settin' on died of the Yaller Jack yes
terday, and 1 kinder thought you might like to
know the fact"
Sam jumped about twelve feet Without stop.
ping to thank the party for the information he left
the Hospital grounds to resume his duties among
the oommissariat
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WALTER SAVAGE LANDoR-his middle name is sin
gua1ly appropriate English author whose "Peri-
Giles and Aspasia," dialogues with the Dead" and
other productions have won for him the reputation
among men of letters, if not general reputation,
has at the age of S. Whereabouts, been convicted
of series of libels which for codboOded malignity
have seldom, if ever been equslled. His victim is
the wife of highly respectable clergyman of Bath,
0he place of Landors residenoe,) named Yescombe.
We have no intention of anatomizng the case; is
sufficient to say that after many years Of friendly in
timacy, Mr.. Lander became angry with Mrs. Yes
combe, in consequence of which he accused her of
theft perjury and sWindling through the medium Of
a pamphlet, and under slightly disguised name,
described her in language as gross as the worst
obsceDities of Swift Rabelss, guilty of every
iniouity. At the instance Of friend, he retracted
these ISLANDERS and promised never to repeat them,
but soon after renewed them in still more offensive
form, when, forbearance becoming impossible, the
husband of his victim invoked the arm of the law,
and in an action Of libel the miserable old wretch
fined { ,OOO besides the costs, which in English
Court, are very heavy. No defence of any impor-
lance was offered, even the age of the respondent
could not be alleged in paaOn, his assaults but
for their disgusting depravity, would do credit to
his earlier wears.
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DR. KINGS DTSPENSART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

TS DF. King, formerly Of New York, for the last four
ESa-S years % Louisville, Kentucky, and
voted his attention to the treatment Of private diseases over
thirty years, haters himself having attended rrac ice for 90
many and cured many thousands, he is enabled
all diseases OF private nature matter how had gy
from djndicious mgcal treatment. from negdct Of hei
Dr. King DispeuY No . street. hctFee
Cherry and the square where be all diseases private
from business.
srRCRuRE Of old recent date edectulllv cured
days. By operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enioyed Perhaps no disease causes
more mischief and undernnes the constitution
SYPHILIS with all e diseases Of the skim growing Of neg
lec or bad treatment eIecuy cured IN a few DAYS
SEMINAL WEAKs- particular attention haviug given .,
this disease and all the growing it, hroughE
in cases by the derru habits Of incousderas
Youths and excessive ndu a. the passions NEGLECT Of
which will undermine the rendering tube-t unft
Tor business or society and causing premature old age.
Females who may De lahorng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing ahroad, writing Stating their case with
fee enclosed, directed Dr. A. King, No. . Deak street
Nashville Tennessee F have the necessary medicine sent %
their address with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
ONCE hours from O'Clock in teorHg until in the evening
23-idcWly
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& COMMISSION NOTICE.
1ENI y ElLuEEns

ETILL continue make sales for Cash only during pres
w ent All sales made payable within three DAYS
advances made consgnmeuts All
hands viii favor by calling and receipts
for proceeds. No goods bought account.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
P sCouny merchants VIII please call as we will Keep CON
stantly o bond a variety Of free goods.
+.
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Arrangements are making in New York for a COM
plimentary dinner to Mrs. LIE Vert and Mrs. Anna
Cora Richie, now in that city Two hundred tickets
are to be issued hundred for ladies and the re-
mainder admitting gentlemen. The price of entrance
will be ten dollars and the proceeds are to be de-
voted to the Washington Monument Fund.
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The complimentary dinner to Hon. MILLFDGH L.
RouHAM. Of South Carolina, was attended by up
wards of fifteen hundred persons. Mr.. BoNHAM
was welcomed in handsome manner, and bis reply
was received with demonstrations Of great satisfac>
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEXT BOOKS, used in the High school, Fee
male Academys Young Ladies' Seminary,
and other schools in the City and Country. For sale
bp CHARLES ". SMITH,
Sspt7 a CoiiegssTsst,
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HEvRY ApRAM has announced himself as the anti
slavery candidate for Governor IN virginia he al
firms, in note addressed to the bdl'Ofs Of the Ne"
York Post, that he Will get vote that vii astoDlsh
everybody but himself" We suppose Dir ABRAN
intends to vote for himself bit aPprehend that 1t
will not astonish anybody very much.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Important work on American Ezistory.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE
MERHCAN EVOLUTION.
CONSISTING OF
Letters and papers relating 10 the confs
Tor Liberty chiefly in south CnroIina.
fr0m originals in the possession 81
the Editor and ether sources,
BVR ". GIBBEs, n. D.,
MeInberof the American Association Tor the Ad7ancant
Science Of the New York Historical socetyi Of the geor lis
toEieal Society," &c, sc.
In Vols. $40. Cloth,
Vol I, I7S4-l775.
Vol. 8 I778-I152.
Vol. 3. I7sI-I-52
ne Editor with spirit Of patriotism has been engaged
TOR 2oyeas in collecting valuable and interesting pa
pers ID me hope Of preserving FOR American History
which might otherwise have been lost These are given
their intrinsic value and in the order dates without reference
special events He they VIII be received AZ ~ are
oGerei contribution to the history that glorious Rsvoiu
ton Of which every Memorial dear to South Carons and her
sister States.
For sale By ". T. BERRY & Coz
auglO PUBLIC SQUARE.
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mONs. y. a. PINGTELY

HTAVING returned the city, takes pleasure in an -
nouncing friends that ne will teach latest -
Fashionable Dances to ladss and gentlemen at -
their residences classes Of eight pupils Terms as usu
al Orders left the Music Stores Of Benson or
Mcclure Union street.
The Academy for young Misses and Masters will be opened early
in October. Of which due notice viii be given
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STAGEs 10 LEBANON.

Ii those visiting the different Schools Lebanon Tenne
see will find ample accommodations for conveying them by
applying General stage Oce under the Commercial Hotel
Nashville, Tenn. Fare through 81 90.
sept7-dtriw2w VI A PRICE.
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Auction sale VVifhOut Reserve-

lENy T. SHIELDS VII sell this evening. Csepember tbs
ISnf on account Of whom i concern, well assorted
stock OF Dry Goods hats, Shoes Clotng with variety III So
must be paid on delivery ~
sepi5-lt BENZ. T. SHIELDS
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NOCAI am INSTRUmENTAE nII-sIC.

- BECKER would respectfully the public OF
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Of
Piano. YioinceO, VIOLIN etc. Orders left AcCures Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to.
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rhe Grent NationaI Hoe Exhibition.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. TO- l85S.-Over three
hundred horses from abroad, including the most
celebrated animals in the Northern and Middle
states are already entered for the Great National
Horse EXHIBITION to be held here next week. This
iusures much finer and larger exhibition than eth
er of the former ones. The exhibition opens on
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rutherford Military Academy,

MIS- Institution is located Rutherford county within 8
u miles Of Nashville, Of Florence DEPOT In h 40.
panees and appointments it capable Of accommodating seven
y ave pupils The course Of instruction comprises Moral and
Natural Philosophy, Natural History Dra5q sl pa1t;r
civil Architecture and Engineering Music Mathematics French
1a' eernan and the Classics Strict Military Discipline will
be enforced with the view, partly to promote health and s
prompt Obedience Board including washing and fuel can he %
tanned at $40 per session, and tuition from IS 70 $50
particulars desired they can be obtained bv addressing
A. B. HENDKEN. Principal
sepl4-& Through the P. o. at bfurfreesboros
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Tuesday and closes on Friday. Six Governors of
States, including Gov Banks and Gov King, are
TO be in attendance. Hon. Edward Everett will be
one of the speakers at the banquet On Friday
Three thousand dollars are ALREADY offered l. pre-
miums Our hotels are fast filing up with strangers,
and over fifty horses, including Ethan Alien and
Old and Young Rattler, are non on the ground.
BOsToN TRABE.-The Boston papers speak Of
revival Of trade in that city,. some branches Of
the cOastWise trade considerable briskness prevails
Ship building has again taken a start.
Hon. John W. Ellis, Governor elect Of North Car
olina and his lady. arrived in Washington on Tues
day from the Virginia Springs, and are stopping at
Browns Hotel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-15

An SATURDAY, The ed day October next at 10 o'clock
" A. ~, on the premises viii sell that valuable property
a. the corner Of Cedar and Summer streets formerly occupied by
the sisters Of Charity vii sell the house trv-dve eet
Of ground and the lice with thirty Of ground Those wish
ing either dwelling Office accommodated
Terms Of Sale-One third cash. bsancs one and two years
for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest lien re-
tanned lsepl4-tdl A. Y. S. LINDSLEY.
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The Bqnner finds fault with the quotation We gave
from ToM CoRwIE's speech on the Mexican war As
far as we attempt to quote GOV. CORwIEs language,
we quote i correctly. The obstruction we give to
thatlanguage is not inconsistent with the meaning
attached to it at the tine both in this country and
BY our enemies in Mexico, among whom the speech
vas extensively circulated. But since the Banner
has become so critical and exaeting, we shall ask
that paper to verify some Oflts oWn statenents.
In its issue Of Sunday last the Bonner asserts that
Gov. johnson can only say that his "recOlleoiienY
is that he took it lhe boRd} and deposited Il With
the Secretary of State
We deny that Gov. JOHNSON says that " his re-
collection is that he took it he bOnd and deposited
it With the Secretary of State" His language does
not convey that meaning.
Again, the BanAsr charges that " Governor JOHN
SON believes that all Know NOthings are 'MurreH
men. >"
We deny that Governor Johnson ever expressed
that belief. SNOW if our neighbor knOD' that "
Gov. JoHHsoE fused such Language or expressed
such" belief, che can prove it We presume-if he
does not knov it, then he did wrong to make the
charge.
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For Fall, 1883.

ETE would respectfully inform lady friends country
w merchants, that have received importions Of
Millinery Goods, and fine Of styeO col
Cheniel English Straw Bonnets Colored Flats, Misses
Hats Likewise magnificent stok Of Paris Head
Dresses ornamental Head Ornaments AMI Hair Pins Of
importation from Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
Bonnes Rich Paris Pumes Of every style, the latest style
Sash Ribbons making stock much larger and bet
ter selected, than any opened.
regular opening day will be for fall styles Of Fall and Win
the Goth Of September Our stock will be the
dazzling, rescerch and beautiful opened West and prices
lower than sold a Nashville.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this FALL will give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale the lt Of January, and and wi close b.
the 18th Of December So look out for bargains for cash. without
exception.
We respectfully solicit the country Merchants and Ainers
Patron Bonnets and Millinery goods Our prices shall
low a small bill Of Gonas purchased at New York.
At the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 46 Union Street. next to
State Bank. Sept. Is, 1853
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sTORE 70 LET.
slsTERs o. cmARITV.

NHE house Cherry street. occupied BY Denovilis
n Bell as Drug Store, for years from the Of
January next Apply to J. NJ HsniltJn, Of Macy Eamton
septi5-ln- A. D. BERRY.
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DRY GOODSl DRY GOODS!
McWHERTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
receipt the selected stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered the the retail trade.
FFAvING puchaaed this stock from largest Importers and
fancy saying thereby enabled sell goods
Low PRIC ES
aud on as Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
A Tabs;
Pene;
French DeIsines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English NIerinoesi
Lavellas for Travelling Dresses;
D'Beges;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Shaw Plain Fancy Silks Cloaks
Black sa grades together with other article tedious to
Weha7e also very large stock Of Staple Goods such as
Bleached Domestic, ali grades
IO&I2-4 beached Sheetng;
q inch Pillow case COttsni
A. Brown Sheeting;
ii and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
prd Linsey, all kinds
Flannels, all colOrs, qualities and prices;
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality
Brown Kerseys Sanett Cassmere vesngs, Shirts,
Shirt Fronts, Collars, and every article person
pect to find in complete retail store.
We keep constantly complete Of Boots and
Shoes and Caps Duour & Cos Anchor brand BOng
Cloths Carpets &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto is sell cheap as the
cheapest. McWHIRfER BROS
sepI5 No. 81, North Market street..
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BBANsFORD. m'wHIRTER q co.
puOETaI AID WHOLESALE pzArras N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODs,
No. 8, Inn Block, Nashville, Team.
iS as ana 1 we'll IS % S *
DRX-GOODs,
Ready-maas olothing, 1IantIes, Varieties,
de., &lc., &C.,
which We are nov receiving and wiz have y for exhibition By
the 18th Of August. Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown q Bleached Shirtings & Sheetings;
S-4, les * Al OsnaBurgs, Grain sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIannels, blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, TaiIOrs, trim.
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
Delanes;
French, German and English Merinoes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
ClOaks, TEantles, ShaEIs;
Irish Linens, JaeOnet, Swiss and Checked
musIins;
Laces & EmBrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, Liaseys and Ne-
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
eIry, &c.
The latest designs OF Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings VIII
added to the stock they may their appearance in the
Eastern markets.
sugI7-2m BRANsFORD, NPWHIRTER & co.
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Hon. JOSEPH R. CHANDLER, few years since sent
the following impertinent interrOgatOry to CHARLES
G. GREEN, of the Boston Post. We shouldn't have
answered it if we had been in GREESs place
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TO THE LADIES.
New ESta bIiSbm emt.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
IN ODD-FELLOWS, HALL.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY!

SO0 BBLs Of choice Green apples, devesed at our
wishing call upon and furnish
and fix the time Of delivery.
We also want 1000 bushels Dried Apples and 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by us.
III. 81. ERENCH SON
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Hon E. ELLIS. who has been forty years memN
Der of the British Parliament, (says the Boston
TravsLIsr,) is on tour through the United States
Mr.. ELLIS is seventy eight years of age, hale and
hearty and worth upwards of a million dollars. he
travelled through the United States hfty-si1 years
ago, this being his second visit.