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ORGANIZATION aVIJCis.


Ayorlcg -TuF CoyvirrEG OS rAxps or rug
~ B,art NJ irncmeri will meet Taurdsy. April
NV liz he CITY tin'srr 5m No ~ CITY Han. %
the following psupus ior Ion o. sres viz J1h1
icCusu, 40 p1uf herly Ssmusl MARIN, John Tap
ger, 81 Born chsres Farer An cha WHs. ID. shxro,
". u Pest ysaf N Crs Henry roof \. ID. kur
slard eden ssrr. sIoulss j. Pope Henry &C Ter,
Isrl-r fa, u te+y. srre Bsatsn8. Josp Y tbNr
rxud say rrysp, Nary Linen, Mary Waters nr. Jost
George barely Gvorpc RJes .hss 4. Rapsno S+r>n
NcNenie CSar'5s SeSTisey .. daiser, : ". v Blood
gooc FIRE. br,s Cporsd do'ie, Benz. PIKE, IAN "a
famsnr Sow srd shea W A. JseSson Co, Mercantile In
Coz ~. Reet ics Church OF 81 Vincent s
Paul W Y a T. v. Gender y. hI,ng, Henry Crete y \
solomon, Il. L. DAYS " r. Nnnsl,H, ii. l.. VI .elrouo.
ruuh re'orm,a ,byrrh Harlem + v. Robrs~n. Y. H. Co
burn. y . some. Mar ciAaey ,oha hw,ss Ilaahlnss
Jofk Il BRA3y} Taxes
Nry'1cE-TBH CoNsj1TtB IN FINANCE ~ THs
IN Hgzrd Of Aldermen meet Turstas ysTch ~,
1874 Of ocock M AZ No Cry Hail. Tor tbs COZ sit-rs
o. the following sup.tt. wiz Applications NJ th3
rhrfbof vincent de- "a a for rsmi-son II tar JAMS
MeCiussey for for inugiss sustained samuel tarrnz
to his rrop.rty Rn lbetb =. Re d, fur
reiief: AlSx Melville. fer rel from asse.smsnt; y Gar
~ ior duplicate crrtn ale, wCnsn's Frisco Assorstou
90 great MI; and ne ss- fo-pi-i snt Cori>ers zoos
Az do.a,ns 1s s)ov- naned psrIi.s viii stsr1
. meeting W. hon. 'rrtfer no,ice m Finsnc- Ton nte
ariy 1u sfy, Mt h- aane time and 800
1LoM.lN wcsPsDos, Committee
JOHN gSr.sORY,
GsohGE srAEn, >fnsnS.
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DANCING ACADHMIWa.
a DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADKMTRR
a. No go Brood, New Yors
No Isl Montague place, Brooklyn.
Ciasnes viii be continued untM June Isl
PupfH recc1ved - any tsna
nUNs R's CHE AP DANCING ACADEMY, s5f BowERy.
~ Lessons for adults md children, " per month ~
'rrt.ys NIctors Lsnier's echTt,sch Al Qstgsk 4, NJ
soirsN AdUissos y esutA LAnes frse
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r,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS -rHs UNITED

II STATES q Gamer CAHAwBA, Capt J. y Binoch win
commence receive freight thursday, April & snd
ssp hr The sbove ports on xont,y, April "a q Y
otock precisely from pier foot Of Robrs0c ree North
No bills Of sdins viii be ntuet atcr The steamer
sals PR freight gsssse sggy 70 The ssenA LIVING
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TO NEWSPAPER PROpE, 7rORs AND PUBLISn Es ,---
The UNDERMINED, wtow 4 he lat. editor and proprior
oi tAc NC" YORK MnaCb M LIE JoUhNAf- hs yny o~~
,.roied On continuing tr pubI cation aid sell iDer.s6
IN tr lrpsi peso IN conducts fhs Me-
rsiaat tivedusi.g It's ihro shout thu Nned stea aud
fsvGrn y known In t,rsa, tAn ~ 0potr~
.'hcsl n and vhis
sun,y Oilers to perons properly duslh.i sxo.iissk
cbsrre ot r,sbrng rrrpe able poston and hantsptss
ApeteDcy. Mono Weed sprF bat those whose rcspeets
tU.iy well kpos bo cspts AMI tn. S6sE
10 rkrry &c MON of tina rription.
caiioi NAV addresssG ,a- Office oi Yosx
he,rsbtis Ioprn, NJ Ts4s stree pecsou ally Ma
ntHkET LYON ia WRIST Tweay fourth strest be,xesG
81 and REV n Av. nues
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A DnPTiOs.- ANY RESPECT 4 81 r PARTIES WISHING
20 stopta fine healthy erns.e infant, nearly four hs
90 may hear of by addressing Mrs Robinson, SAXON d.
Post office New York
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A LADY WISHES TO ADOPT AN AMERICAN CHILD
n fcm It's bi'tb ANY person having 10 dsp,se Of
spp.y al he Lying In HospitA "a Lispensrd street.
NDRWITP n
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From the American Agricultural.
DouHfrv RafsinQ is Profitable

MgssRs. EDIroRs Seeing piece headed "Win
Poultry Pay?" leads me to give my experience.
One year ago Wintered twenty-five hens and three
BOOSTERS. l commenced to keep an account Of their
proceeds in March, and up to the beginning Of this
year they had brought me $50 65, with a stock Of
seventy-four hens and one hundred and fifty eggs
on hand, besides supplying family OF four persons
with eggs and chickens sold the eggs for about
fourteen cents per dozen. 1 kept NO account Of
their feed as they run at large and picked up much
of II. Sour milk is very good for hens. They will
drink it till it runs out of their mouths, and then
thew do not have much inclination to scratch. find
they do little injury when their crops are Kept full
Tbsv will NOT do near as we'll when they shut up
and when they are not well kept there is little pro-
f. Grain is 50 cheap here that it is better to feed
il out than sell it. MANI NELL
NORM IANARTlEE Wis, January l6, 1858.
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rn...h.r,a,.a srniraaaliR,

We have received the annual Catalogue Of this
sour:shing Institution for the academic yesr 1857
$50. 1t exhibits degree Of prosperity In sh the
departments of the University which no other school
in the Southwest mas ever attained The aggregate
number Oe students during the past year vas 4ei o.
whom Iss are in the LsV Department, 100 in the
Academic, and III in the Preparatory Department.
There are also Theological aud Engineering
Students We arevery glad tOsee thatthe University
is receiving that liberal patronage to which its able
corps of teachers, aud Us thorough and eOmPrehen-
ave course Of instruction entitIe 4.
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IN CHANCEYY AT LEWISBURG'
Nav RmIee. 1885,

John c. Osborn and John Nicely e. W. R. Davis and others
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master rom
the allegations in the Complainant bill nat me ueiehoSn.
" R. Davis nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee 50 mat
the ordinary process Of the Law cannot be served On NM u
therefore ordered that publication be made IN ne
and American newspaper published IN me ely On
Tennessee, for four successive weeks, requiring me
r. Davis 10 appear at the next term Of me Ohhoey OoI lo
Marshall county, Tennessee 10 be held Ct the court
Of LeWsburg the first wednesday ar ne rd
Monday in August next and plead answer or deur 70 me com
pansnts BILL the will be taken Tor confessed a 70 @
and set down 1or hearing ex paFte 81 nc sI ~
A true copy, June "a 1858. =. r. kEkCAE IA1s
iyl-T4tpTs Zee 90 CLERK and hase=r'
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THAT Valuable Farm on WHICH the undersigned have res-
oOd for years. for sale IL lies on ne Wsier
Of Duck river, in the cOuRty OF Coffee, eg miles rom Al
Normandy. The tract contains seven hundred and 1
acres which Is cleared be The more or
less Of first rate farming land. II formally known g.
the Davidson place. this farm Two cont rtane re
dents with all necessary out houses barns, nd stables
OF the best uuat; two young orchards Of choice fruits
good SPRING In abundance ard stock water pie
through d 6eHent sections Of said arm HE SOL u
both tractg equal any for crops either for grain or g
and both united They will be sold separately together
suit purchasers. Il the best STOCK farms ia the
State TO it's size As wishing 10 buy would Of eouf Sc
WISH to view the pre- nises before purchasing farther -
serptiou is deemed unnecessary but al are invited 10
and see for themselves.
decQS-W6m HpDGF K BAMNEf-
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supreme Judge.

We have resolved communication recommending
Judge WA1KEn Of the l4th District for seat on the
Supreme Bench The constitution of the State pro
vides that the three Judges of the Supreme Court
shall be elected from the three divisions Of the State
respectively, and at the ensuing election in Septem
Der the vacancy wiz have to be filed from the
western division Judge WALKEE resides IN Middle
Tennessee, and is consequently ineligible
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GOLD IL Omo-MessrS. S. NJ. Price & Co.. Of
South Salem, Ross county, Ohio sent us = sample
of gold few days SINCE found in that vicinity re
ouesting us to have it tested by competent persons
here We have done so, and find it good gold, %
csrats fine Messrs P, & Co. Write3 50 We have dis
covered one mine five miles south Of this place,
which, according to present prospecting, viii pay
81 Der day to each hand We shall commence ope
rations next week in regular California style. Gin
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,TVInEND NOTICE.

NASHVILLE, JUNE 3Oh, 1858.
TVHL Board Of Directors have this day ordered diyideni Of
ten Der cent TO be paid the Stockholders from and after
tbs date on. of he orofts Of the last twelve months
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Foreign items.

Tue TaAEsIr ROUTE The French GOvernmentAas
dsavowed ali connection with Mr. BELLY and his
recent regulations 10 Nicaragua Oar latest adVioes
inform US that The Administration Al Washington
have determined to protect the rights of citizens Of
The United States the Nicaragua transit route,
and are about to make some demonstration to
prevent any improper interference from foreign
Powers
- The military preparations IN France have e1-
cited some apprehension in England that hostile
movement against that country is contemplated
The French Newspapers unite with the American
Press in oOndemning the Of the British
cruisers in boarding aud searching our merchant
vessels They state that France has kept feet on
the coast of Africa not for the purpose preventing
the traffic in slaves, but to protect their commerce
against English aggression.
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Gtmmtttt8l.



The New York Commercial Aaustsar Of Saturday afternoon,
the 2sth ult., says:
The money market this has been remarkably quiet, and
vitality previously bad appears 70 have been sliea
out Of Il By the heat Of the past days. The CON-
mission brokers End Il impossible to use TIE offered
to the present low rates and money may be Literally
said te so begging Some Of the banks report that their offerings
getting little better but We shoTld think that TINS vas m
rather hn the rule At all e7ens paper OF the right
quality in the outside circles and e eagerly taken
when offered at four to ave per cent rprme We know q some
OF hardware paper which docs not mature until January
that taken the latter rate, and would have been
ceped at the same The season now % far aayane, Ia
expect no much greater activity until he early All EAos
The only financial Of interest for the week the award
State i've cent losn Of S0 600 In the Aggregate M
public 1t viii probably be aeths rate Of ave per cent? ana
On European account al pe rot ess than I've per cent
premium. We think that sis improbable for the course
debt heretofore premium. failed to strengthen me
confidence Of capitalists the other side Of the Atlantic as %
the desirable qualities Of our national securities
The movement Of the banks the four principal cities Of me
United States which weekly reports are made, asshOFn by their
last statements, is a follows:
Loans. Deposits. Specie. orcu'
New York, s1l7,7g7Og7 SIS 909f9 S323s6,45e 81
P PSiissspha, s sosaas isos sI ss
\. Orleans, i2522872l l5,B4,947 lO,sl22s7 7sts,249
Total ss859l,79O sI97S57,as0 s590l04as SO go sl4
Prevs week, 2O7,20O,77I lS6,sa0Gs9 6OegOsIs 2S4SS
Nashville Market, July 1.
CorroSThe Cotton market continues without animation
The transactions during the week have been limited at prices
ranging from to Zoe.
TosAooo-Thre has been but very little in Tobacco Buy
/ ers pay liberal prices for the little Offering
PRovstoSs-BaoOn continues dull with 'dsmand except o'
choice HAMS r which 79s would be paid Dealers are buy
ms from wagons Shoulders and s9se for CleaI
sides. Larl in limited demand at 9s9Kc,
wHnAr-we hear change prices, buyers offering $50
7Oo Tor Red, and 7O975o for White.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,

TEyUEsDAY MORNING, July g. at 10 O'clock by DILLON
CO., No. Is College street
IS bags prime Bait. Rio COdee
% bbis choice Clarified Sugar;
Is do double refined Powdered Sugar.
IS boxes extra Virginia Tobacco;
70 do Leses Ginger Wine
10 do do Stomach Bitters;
300 bbls best brands Cincinnati Whisky;
20 half bbls Robertson County do
- bbls J. II. smith Old Reserve Whisky
100 packages French Brandy;
= bbls Domestic do
80 bbls Old Whistles;
80 bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
do do consignment
bbls Cincinnati Ale;
. bbls Old Reserve Whisky
u light casks French Brandy
"a bbls Malaga Wine
quarter casks Superior Port
% dozen Sifters;
10 boxes Kentucky Tobacco;
TENs-A sums under $500, cash; $500 and under S5O
two months; over $500 and under $780, three months over
$780, four months; approved endorsed paper payable in
bsnk fiy2-tdI DILLON & CO.
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SALT, WHISKEY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brandes &C.. with Bale Rope Baggng,
and % bales Augusta Drills all OF which will sell at reason
able rates for Bank Of Nashville Notes. for certified checks Of
deposit. ..,
We will dispose Of favorable in the Apply to
oef3 FISHER, WHEELS 4 co,
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ny ANDREW P CALHOUN, son ofthe distinguished
South Carolina statesman, is suggested by many Of
the press Of that State for their next Governor Mr..
CALHOUN has never engaged in politics.
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ForWemphis and St. Louis

THyHF new and splendid steamer MINNETONKA, - .
Cant. II. C. MATHENEY, will leave above sllssys
and all intermediate ports, THIS DAY, at l0oclock -
A. Il For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
wilt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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American gentleman who a graduate Dublin College
a Ireland is anxious for employment. Address X Y q at
this Office. Jyz-%I
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KILLED By LIGHTNNG.-The Waynesboro' ReeOT
der says, that during q thunderstorm on Sunday
evening last carriage was struck by lightning
near Marion, in that county, and & young lady in
stantly killed The father, mother, daughter, and
little babe occupied the carriage at the time. The
horse Was also killed.
WASHING HORSES in regard to the care Of hor-
ses, Sir George Stephens says:
Whenever it is necessary to wash horses legs,
do it in the morning. Most grOoms act on Indifferent
pE;nciple-Wssh themss soon as the animal comes
in. am satisfied this is bad practice. When the
roads are dirty and the weather vet, and the legs
being already soaked, washing can do no harm; but
TO deluge the legs with water the moment the horse
enters the yard heated with exercise, is to my mind
as unnatural and absurd as to jump into shower
bath after playing an hour at cricket. My plan is
& rubbing down with straw and dry brush, and the
next morning wash as clean as soap and water can
make them. Pick and wash the sOles as soon as 8
horse comes in.
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ChaIybeate springs,

gUyHIS well watering place. lS miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn and miles from Elkton, having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the subscriber open
ed for visitors the 9th May The water s the best Ch
beate in South West and the best Of o
high the atmosphere cool and healthy and altogether e
nose delightful watering place in Tennessee. -.
Extensive improvements have been made 20 tne DuuIng
ground give accommodation to 900 visitors new ana
elegant Alley and extensive Stables have been o9
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Coiunnl
Huntsville three times every week by Stage ana ef me 4h
of July every day.
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virtue of two executions directed 70 from the circuit
court Of Coffee county, wherein NJ Henderson Is
and r. s. Hill defendant viii sell the court house door In the
town Of Manchester on the 18th day Of August next tract Of
the 9th civil district Of Coffee couny on the waters q
ompton creek adjoining the lands Of T. NJ. Boyd M Hill aud
William Sutton levied on as the property Of said Hill
prs fee 50 JAMES A. CAhDhN' enefiA'
the time place. viii sell another tract Of lsno
~ in the 18th district Of Coffee county adjoining the Ias
Daniel and Jones Patterson, A. NJ. Rutedge ana oues
executions directed from the circuit court OF Oo
county. In NJ Burroughs plainhu ana n r ana I!
plaintiff and the said E. P and T. A. Wiley deendan levied
VI W.T. Il Va prs fee "a JAMES A. GARDEN Sheriff.
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NTOTICE.-.Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee at its
session. Act making il the duty Of the various
rHs of said State to open hold election at each
cnet in their respective counties in order to ascertain the sense
az the ueoue whether shall be called to anend
revise or form new Constitution" Of said State, Therefore,
" r. Bogsrd sheriff Of Stewart County, hereby give notice TO
the voters Of said county will the lst THURSDAY Of sep
te next open and election the various precincts Of
said county FOR the purpose Of taking said vote. Given under
hand at ONCE this 18th day Of june, 1853
iv9-Srn E. 7. BOGARD, Sheriff Stewart county,
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YUyE only Lincoln county running regularly three tines
week and back, from Fayetteville to TulahOma leaving
Tuahoma Monday, Wednesday and Friday in return leave Fay
etve Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. 70 connect the w al
Fayetteville and the TuahOma and for the acoomod
ton Of paengers J. B. Smith, agent at Tullahoma 6ood
teams and careful drivers The fare through only two dollars
jyl-wd JOhN ID. 1A1LOLe.-
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e7h.OOO--s75.OOO.

ARE CHANCE EOH EOHIDNEsa@EO AA
IA sALE-S75 900 worth Of the most valuable real estate
viii the reasonable terms, some Of the most desirable
city property offered in this market, lying Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable for business houses private
dwellings, propose TO exchange the above FOR likely Negroes
NAV I5-tf WILL BOYD. Jr.
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NOTICE

VWTE this day associated with ourselves Mr. GhO5E
w LEE and will continue business under the old style Of
Cooke Bailey & Co. COOhE q Ballet
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WEANING CALVES The best mode Of weaving is
to keep thecalves in the barn on hay. And whether
they are permitted TO suck the COW three days or
three Inoaths, they should not be turned out to
grass, provided you can procure good hay. Calves
will readily eat good fine hay when they are two or
three weeks old, but they will not then eat grass
enough to keep a grasshopper alive.
We often see young calves tethered out in gardens
and on headlands where the richest clover grows
yet they always seem pining for something to eat.
And when they have slOps given them and all man
ner of stufRng, they look poor and emancisted.
One reason is the flies poster them exceedingly
when out in the open daylight, but in barn proper
ly closed the flies are seldom seen.
1t costs less on most farms to feed on hay in the
barn than to furnish pasture for young calves
and now at this time the new grass may be moWI
and dried for them. A little oatmeal may be given
them daily at less cost than to drive the same out tC
the feld-and we save all the anure.-PIoWmGB
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BANCRoFPs HISTORY.

Thiss the ars Of four volumes which viii embrace The
paodof the American Revoluton from the Blockade of
Boston TO the Treaty Of Pc, PARIS, 7s2 and Is
tans in great grss from manussrpl and unpublished
urces history the nation durng tfe ist POItionat
his eventual period including the Blockade Of Bosoa Har
bor The general ogzazzlu the country, the alteron
Of Charter Of Massachusetts The resistance q The Peo
pie Of Msssaehuse the spirit OF Toe Sou.h The Congress
Of INA The progress Of measures in England, Fnes, and
elsewhere Battles ofLsxingtoB AID Concord the Siege
Of Boston, Congress Of IT'S, he choice Of Warrington
as Cummandersin- ChIe the Battle Of Banker Hin, sc.
there viii doubtless be great demand FOR the History
ofthe svoutoH indspsndsnt o. preceding volumes
the work these four volumes viii also DO published sePa-
raieIy a. he American Ksvolaiou, Vols, I, Il, III,
with tile page and binding 70 correspond.
The publishers invite the attention OF the renders OF the
present Of Mr B4ncrOCs History The United
states the dfst volumes ofhs work. SHE distinguish
merits Of Eheh have gratefully askno LEGGED b.
his countrymsn" For sEls 5J
W. z. Berry q Co,
mzyI5 Pablo Suaure.
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June 1, 1858

Having purchased the entire interest OF s. O. Godsh in the
late firm Of Cooke, Bailey Co.. will continue the Hat Boot
and Shoe business old stand No. 50Norh side Of me
public Square shall be pleased to see our old friends
and merchants generally. - . -, - -
iunel9-tf. COohA q bAAl-AA'