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tree, and drew the car in safety to the grounei
The little boy was 6rst lifted out and whea placed
UPON his feet instantly ran for several yards, then
turned, and fer a msmsut contemplated the balloon
with apparently intense ouriosity The little girl
told their sorrows sod adventures with an almost
broken heart to these people. who strangely indeed
had not heard Of the disaster.
A messenger arrived at Mr.. Harvey's, eighteen
miles distant, at P n. with the transporting tld
ings that the children were safe. We will leave u
to our readers heart to suggest the joy which the
intelligence caused II was late in the afternoon
when the little ones arrived and we're cssped once
more in The embrace Of their parents.
The happy result was received in Centraha, ane
announced on Sunday morning in the churches
amid eataeies Of JOY The children were brought
there on Monday; and welcomed with the firing o.
/ cannon and general jubilee, Tbs girl is named
Martha Ann, and her little brother, David lsam
She says that be soon cried himself to sleep, anc
that she cried till she slept little, and then ava
! kened in the tree.
Mr. Brooks afirms that the balloon must haV'
decended by eleven o'clock Of Friday night, an'
hence had remained in the tree till its discovery
through the kindness of 'the blazing star, and In
astronomical Wakefulness Of Mr.. Atkinson.
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AZ 60 Id Patriot be not salisfed Ia

The Banasr and Patriot are not satisfied with
Democratic meeting which was held at the State
Capitol few days since. The Patriot complains
that It was self constituted cOnvOcation" hailing
from the Eastern and Middle Divisions Of the State
to the regret Of the Western District. OF course
the Parrot knows. The Patriot is confidential or
Gan Of the Democracy. Otherwise it would not have
erss,ip;s 70 know 50 much CT speak with such su-
tborfV The Patriot farther thinks that twas an
eaort to crush out such men as Messrs; KlAe, WAL
KIN and others, ''WhO hold that an honest banking
systsm is not Inconsistent with the public interest,"
OF course the Pstyot knows, as itWoud be indeieats
in q paper to be asserting what il did not know
And then the alotiues Of these papers argue 50
,,rsb IN heir favor. They are 80 disinterested,
Lacking only 70 the success Of the Democratic party
they have always favored the Democratic party,
Whenever there was threatened breach in its ranks
tbey have come nOby to the rescue, pouring oil upon
the troubled Waters They bave gone through SO
many hard contests for Democracy 50 many
sacrifices for its sucoess--shoEn such devotion to
It's men and measures that TO question their snoerl-
~ in this instance, would be objectionable in any
one. - --- -e7+ --- -----..e=.
OF course these papers are all that We represent
than 70 be- for otherwise their preienses would be
,bssr bvpoorscyEa ridiculous artifee-sO palpable
n every one Is to render their efforts harmless, and
subject them to the jsers and taunts and rdeule Of
the parties whose movements they are eriticising
Nov If the BanasT and Patriot were unfriendly tC
the harmony Ofthe Democratic party, We might sup
pOss that their recent criticisms Of q Democratic
meeting we're intended to stir up strife instead o.
harmony. Those are just the arts to which busy
bodies sometimes resort who wish to disturb thu
peace other neighbOrs, and party papers sometimes
proceed upon the same principle that individuals do
Ifu should turn out that the BanHsr and Patriot ar
unfriendly to the Democratic party, and are actinl
from motives of this sort then the object Of their re
marks is to make some foolish Democrat believe tina
he has been sighted, and to impress Messrs KING
WALKER, and others, with the idea that a 'crushin
out" process is contemplated towards them. AM
such is the object of these papers, then they mus
have very little respect for the intelligence of tn
gentlemen for whom their bait is prepared.
In fine, We conclude that the editors Of the Ban
ser and Patriot are nothing like smart as the
thought they we're, and that Democrats are muc
smarer than they supposed. Have our neighbOr
any other discoveries to make? The anxious publ
ere eager to hear.
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JUSTICE As ADMINISTERED IN MAssACHUsETTs-A
gentleman of Boston, on a visit to the East Cam
bridge House of Correction lately, saw there child
of only twelve sad half years, and naturally in
ouired for what offence so young had been
placed in such close proximity to hardened criminals
He was informed that her naT2e was Bridget Dillon
that her mother was a resident of Nantiok, and had
been arrested with her child charge of selling
LIQUOR. They we're taken on the 9TH before Trial
Justice Stone who sentenced both of them to three
months in the House of Correction, fifty dollars fine
and costs, with thirty days additional Imprisonment
if the fine was not paid. The mother appealed and
obtained bail, but the almost infant daughter was
actually committed, and is serving out her SEN
Boston Traveller.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-29

A writer in the Washington Union says "there is
something in the very looks Of Mr. Buchanan which
proclaims that in politics he knows geographical
distinctions" There is certainly something in his
looks which proclaims that he knows very little of
anything.-LousUiIle Journal
Wit is wit; and ne sensible man will be offended
at joke, even ct his own expense. The Louisville
Journal has reputation for wit, but its jokes are
often go charged with malice, to deprive them of
any point whatever The above is of that character;
and the language better fitted to the grOg shop than
the columns Of q newspaper.
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GREAT ATTRACTION--THE BOYD PRO-
PERTY IN mARKET

WTE VIII sell to the highest bidder, On Tuesday, the
w 5fh day OF OctObery 1885, o lots o. that
most desrEbe property belonging % Tie Boyd Esfas mmed
atey beyond the depot, extending from Broad s snrng
street 70 the Charlotte Pike These lots heautfuv located
from 10 to 800 feet deep finely situated for suburban resi-
dences for gentlemen doing business IN the city exempt from
corporation taxes and present 70 the enteprsng hed Tor
speculation The rapid growth Of NASHVILLE, the great
Improvements that being made Notwithstanding the e
IRENE pressure Of The tines well for the future Erosh q
Nashville, and conclusive proof that when all Railroads
completed the widest dreamer scarcely Imagine what Mash
vile will be. II the Chattanooga Railroad has increased
ines Of Nashville 80 per cent, what VIII be eIect o. he
completion Of the Tennee and Alabama Road the Lours
and Henderson aud Of the Northwestern Road.
Perhaps city in the Union, Of population, presnts mos
attraction It's central position, the character and ntszenca
Of the population the beauty proucveness and heathfun
Of the country, II being The capital Of the Volunteer State
educational facilities &C. make Nashville particularly attractive
We have Of he most dourshng Medical Colleges the
Union, and another being established. Female
Female Schools unsurpassed Our high school fEed fact
and doing much good FOR Nashville any hing among
the many good things have here. Our society win compare
with that Of city in the Union. We confident he property
Offering viii greatly enhance In value, and therefore
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS Of lettering their condition
to attend our sale and buy freely
Bills out in few days.
auge2 JL&RW- Brown,
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

1f Dr. King, formerly Of New York. Cor he last four
A4SzS % Louisville, KentnGEy, and WhU has de-
voted his attention 20 the tTeen q urvaa over
thirty years. hatters HIMSELF having attended 70 pre Tor
years, and cured many ouEln he Is enabled
all diseases Of private nature, matter h0H lad M nay
from idiudicious mgdoal treatment, from negsd r. he
Dr. Kings Dispensa is No . Deaeck street, hctEss
Cherry and the square, where he All diseases q private
nature.
GOSORHzA cured without medicine or insrfsrnos
from business.
sTRCRUREs o. old or recent date, esctuay cured b
days, By operation which cahses pain. Where
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps causes
mischief and undermines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases Of the skin, yonz ont o. neg
lec or bad treatment Be edectually cured FEW
SEfNAL WEAKEE particular attention havins been zVsn b
this disease and all the consequences growing e. brought
in many BY the destructive habits nconaers
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect
which viii undermine the constitution rendering tssuhet unH
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be lahoring with any dcalty ne womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating their case u
Zee enclosed, directed TO Dr. A. King Deadt street
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the Necessary Medicine sent 10
their address with necessary directions. Strict secrecy observed
Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until Gin De evening
may 23-d6wly
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TImBERED LAND.

WE have yet unsod about 5000 Of excellent ridge land
finely mbere lying between twelve and eighteen miles from
Nashville both sides st the turnpike road leading from Nash
Vile high and healthy situation Of these lands the numer
Gus excellent free spngy which they Waered their
narness city of Nashville, and the low rates at which
they NAV Inducements companies
DESTROYS to engage the lumber business and to industrious set
tiers with small acquire good homes These lands lie
WE'LL large portion Of them nearly level gently rolling eaF
ing very small portions but what be cultivated to advantage
And for nursery fruit trees the production Of wheat oats
tobacco and kind fvegebes they excel the richer bottom
lands Cumberland river Persons wishing to purchase viii
! DO veil to call soon on W. 7. GARRETT & BRO,
/ sent9sdtv&w-tf Nashville; Tenn.
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YFyHE undersigned still own nine hundred -
Of Land about half mile from the town OF Man 800
chester the county Coffee county, Tenn including
the stone and the principal fails The main fork
Of Duck averaging from p 20 b feet eeh and situated
about $40 yards apart The volume Of water over these s at
the dryes season Of the year sufficient TO drive almost
OF machinery and q access and may be Improved
alta very reasonable outlay Upon the whole tract there Is shout
50 acres cleared the balance timber considerable portion is
first and the remainder good recond rate land
The falls are situated about mile from the railroad depot at
Manchester and within hours Of Nashville The whole tract
with both falls offered sale they would be sold separately
to suit purchasers For manufacturing purpa, this site is IN
surpassed by any Tennessee and be purchased on reasona
INre
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Asa P Ward, married man, was convicted Of
adultery in Maine last week, and the Supreme Court
sentenced him to three years in the Penitentiary.
His paramour, Miss Mary Elizabeth Merrimsn was
also convicted.
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Among recent deaths in New Orleans, that of By
ron F. Cook ESQ, Vice President of the Young Mems
Christian Association schrOnioed. He was actively
and benevOlenty at work when struck by the fever.
Mr.. George Marion, another active member of this
Association, and Mr.. George Rareshide are among
recent deaths.
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NOTICE

ELECTION will be hsid at the Once Of the Tennes-
~ see Marine a. Fire Insurance Co., on
Monday October 9Th for the election Of Directors M said Com
sep23-d A W. BUTLER, secy.
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On dit, that the resolution passed by the "Repub-
lican" Mass State Convention calling upon sena-
tors and representatives to attend closely to their
duties, and which has been interpreted to reflect
upon Mr.. Summers absence from his post was
written by Gov. Banks with the view of aiding his
own senatorial aspiration.
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FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN
sIGNOR GULIO GUANTIERI.

OFFERS services to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nashville
instructor in the French Spanish Italian and Latin
Languages give IN classes the residence OF
those who may become pupils lie would like 70 accept
engagem public institution within ne distance OF
fifty miles by Railroad He may be found at No 10 soutA VINE
street, Of and 10 A. NJ, will call upon
those who may address him BY note.
refer those who desire to become his pupils
the Rev Edgar, Rev DR.. Summers, Dr. Linlsle Dr.
Backe Thyssens, Col W. Williams, Dyer Pearl, ESQ.,
DoJglass 4 Co. etc sept26-2Es
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BIZ DAD w Az.
FREESOH.

n AN osring FOR Sale oa o Valaahs Lots Corner Of
Eroaa Eay md Cherry Streets
One forty feet brclEay and hE1Ted and
eighty Cherry street.
runs back $50 fsst % Alley ~ fssi vide.
EoWs the tine 70 procure god business sud 20 terl
&c, apply e lspl-lml ". g. LIADfLk4
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Hoyenlen on Fraud, 2 vols
Browne On the Statute Of FraaS. Is vols
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Freeman Chancery Reports, 2vols.
starks's Criminal Pleading.
Prsoedents in Chsnosry.
Campbell's Reports, 4 vols.
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Lord Eslbot's Gases in Equity.
Talbots Chaneery Practice.
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MASONIC CEREMONIES!
LAYING OF CORNER STONE I!
TIE CORNER STONE OF The

TIE CORNER o
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE
VIII be laid on wednesday, October 8tls with the
Masonic Ceremonies under the direction Of the
M. w. Grand Lodge of Tennessee.
All Brethren good standing respectfully invited to join in
the procession.
The Fraternity will meet the Hall Cumberland Lodge, No.
In the South end Of House, O'Clock and
proceed procession the Square Cedar street; up Cedar
to High down High Church down Church to the place Of
laying the Corner tone where the following exercises will take
place:
Prayer by Rev. Grand Chaplain.
Music by Choir.
Ceremonies Of laying the Corner stoReby NJ W
Grand Master.
Music by Choir.
procession then reformed, and proceed to the Base
ent room Of the First Presbyterian Church. where Address
will by Brother JOHN W. HANER Grand Orator.
and the ceremonies will conclude with
Music by Choir.
Benediction.
The procession will then the Lodge Room, down
Church, Cherry Union College streets the Square.
:. r. ANDERSON,
e. p SMITH,
sept29-td MaTshals-
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West Nashville

WILL sell great bargain Lots Nos sol and 3O2 In est
Nashville Lots front Fifty feet each and beautifully
situated at the corner Of Locust and MeNay streets
sep24-lm A. Y. S. LINDSLEY.
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"a drowning man viii catch 1t stTsWs, says an
old adsee and no sooner did the supporters Of EAA
MONT perceive that their locks had been shofn' ana
their strength gone than they began to cast arouna
for the means Of retrieving their waning power
Tho Democratic party was strong in power through
the suoeess of Mr.. BuoHANAT and their only chance
wss to divide that party and unite ali It's opposing
fragments. The idea ne sooner suggested atseiI
than If vas acted upon. Ali old principles we're cast
aside consistently was forgottOn and the process
of building new political Tower Of Babel was
commenced. Such men as CRITTESDEE. OF Ken
tuekv. united with GIDD1xGs, of Ohio; and G1LMER,
of North Carolina, shouted in chorus with BURLD-
GAM. of Massachusetts Popular Sovereignty"
which had been hooted at in '56, was emolazoned
on their banner as the rslying cry Of the new or
ganization, and no Dervish ever hoWed more Justify
than The "rag-tag-aud-bOb taiT' chorus which as
sembled in the wake of these leaders. Their creed
was opposition to Democracy, and their morning
and evening prayer was, "Give US success! Nc
mater, how, but give Us success !" Suen was the
origin of what is known now as the "Feopie's
party" 1900, =,
Scarce six months have passed away, and already
the elements of discOrd at work in the new or
qalization. tits soulless void Of harmony-desti-
tts Of lasting vitality It is even now IN the agony
of dissolution, and ere the echoes which answer the
wells ANNOUNCING its birth have died away it will be
dead. and new fungus will be fattening on its de-
caying carcass.
BULwER, in the s.Last Days of POmpeii, gives q
graphic picture of the tTickery and falsshood
which attended the worship Of Isis, as controlled
by the Egyptian priests, and contrats it beautifully
and forebly with the purity and faith of the Chris
tian religion. The mummeriss of the former were
in their glory when burning stream from Vesuviu'
overwhelmed priests, temple and god, in one com
mon ruin, and the destruction was complete; bu
Christianity, though prosecuted and derided, wen
on prospering until the deserts were made glad
the hills sang together for joy. There is lessor
contained in this for the politicians of the presen
day. The Democratic party has truth for its foun
dation, and patriotism for its guiding>star, and
will live down q thousand prosecutions and fouris
while liberty has home upon Garth. But the ephe
neral organizations which spring up against it
which are based upon falsehoOd and are oOntrOlle
by fanaticism-wiu sink into oblivion, and carr
with them to lasting disgrace the men who priz
present success more than every other consideration
Eight Democratic newspapers have been started il
Indiana within the past few weeks. This is
healthy political sign, and indicates the continue
permanency of Democratic principles and policy i
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The citizens Of Vernon county, Missouri, have
resolved IN public meeting that they viii not per-
NIT cattle from Texas to be driven through their
county. They declare in their resolutions that
southern cattle communicate to those Of Missouri
disease known as Spanish or Texas fever, which is
very malignant, and has caused the death Of great
numbers of native cattle in Vernon county.
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Hon. A. ". Venable, once prominent Congress
man from North Carolina, has been attacked with
paralytic rheumatism.
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BuiIding Lois for Sale.

UTE oerns for sale number Of desirable Building
Wv Lots Houston Shelby Bloods ZocofeFs and 9TH
er additions to Edgefed These lots elgby located
few hundred yards from the public square, and will be sold on the
most favorable terms. J. l. 4 X. ". BROWN,
sep95 ON AZ Cherry street.