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NOT ACE.
CORPORATION TAXES.

1fAX-PAYERS owning property in the Corporation
l. Of Nashville are reminded that their Corporation
and School Taxes due and payable at the Office Of
the Collector on the FIRST OF JULY. Those who de-
sire 10 costs and trouble will please pay attention
TO this notice. The undersigned can be found at his
office, City Hall, ON the Public Square
je30-2w A. NELSON. Collector.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale,

A M0NG the lot we have several good Families, two
y three young Women with FIRST child, -four good
House Boys, boys from is 20 70, good Dining room
Servants, with good lot OF field hands, men and girls,
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
1pr2a-u ii IL HAYNES 90.
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DIED.

on Sunday llth inst, Mr. JAS. l. RcHaRDs- His
friends and acquaintance respectfully invited 10
his funeral, his late residence Edgene'
this evening at O'Clock.
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SPENCE MoNEY.-Up to the present time
the sum of $1,000 in Spence money has been
registered 10y our county court clerk.-Shel5y-
riIie Elpositor, Juig9.
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Valuable Theological Works.


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s. Geneste's Parallel Hstories-or Judah and Israel
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10. Stephens History of the Church Of Scotland &
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p. Eade's Commentary on the Epstlc to the Ephes-
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NOTICE.

A IL perssns hAsing el1iuz as.inst the estate AZ
n JasEFn, Stray, deed, viii please present thea
~ishin the pre-crfbed BY ia~; and ali per
~ mdeeted 20 said estate are required % make
gmshi thereof.
jye-u l. WOLF, Aaznr
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Sick Babies Wanted I!


TIVE Arm Of ALLISON. ANDERSON h co, com
Il posed of And Allison, 7. ARaessoa and W. u
VI 'iAnal,an, By mssaai coDssnt dsSoivea 90 the
iss asy of June, BY the retiring u Mr.. h'IAnahsn
fraSn the nrm- Aad- Allison and 7. Anaersen are
alons authorized q wind the basiarSs a the old
arm These Iadebted "a the ksie arm requested
81 make payment ~ithoat delay. and thase having
Claims against the VII pgs-ens them fog pay
ment ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.
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situation Wanted.

DIR ysaaz maa a. good BUSINESS qaaharaiio a..
ID who has becn connected ~ilh the Groccry sna u
qasrs hssxsaesz sad can come sell Recommended
Aairslz Boa u r. O. ss-a 8
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE

WILL. sell the house and lot present occupied
Il and owned by Vim. T. Mosby, situated on High
street. South Nashville fronting sixty feet, and
ming back two hundred. The house is a brick, with
all other necessary out buildings all In good repair.
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirtysix
feet and running back go feet; good location for
building site This is desirable property, 10 those
wishing 90 get rid OF the enormous taxes that inn
posed upon property holders and would earnestly
invite those wishing 20 invest real estate 10 examine
this property.
TERsrs 90 sArE.-A credit Of one, two and three
years, with interest from date
sS- For further particulars call on
+. v. GIASCoCK,
jc7 Real Estate Agent.
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Change Of Schedule.
@ s;sss:E2 - - 80
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
g- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS Ca
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY 11th, 1858, the Pas
" senger Train will run as follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A NJ. and 2:3o P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2:20 p NJ. and 35 A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and =. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at Z 80 p. NJ and $40 A. NJ
Through tickets are sold Nashville TO the follow
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JAMES'S LAST AND BEST.

JAMES'S LAST AND BEST.
LORD MoNTAGU's PAGE, an Historical Romance Of
the Seventeenth Century, by C. P. R. JAxEs
ALSO,
LECTURES OF lola MONTH";, Countess Of Lands
Geld } Incnding her Biography.
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BErSEy. n SIMMER Ramble
among the Fossiliferous Dcpositcs Of the HebrIdes
Rambles Of Geologfst Ten thousand Niles
over the Fossiliferous Dcposites OF Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, IL d just received by
Je2s-u CHARLES W SMITH,
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TO Contractors.


T,HE remainder q he stock - Rich Paris Ronncts
Il and Millinery ee<<,s, AE the Ns~ fark Emporium,
xili BE sold within this niunsh ~ great <lerince
witfssf regard - os<t 90 airy ether eoassferstien
kxehanse naeary ssksa as 50 cents On ths dollar.
gansisk
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stock for Sale

90 SHARES Building stock. Also, shares Nash
~ vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply to Will l.. BOYD, Agent,
jyl-u No so Cherry street.
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STATEMENT OF THE
PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
PEORIA Illinois.

July list, 1858.
Name and Locality of the Company-PEoRiA MARINE
FIRE INss.s's>2sCE COMPANY, Peoria, Illinois.
The Of its Canital Stock $500 900 90
The amount Of its Capital Stock paid up. 800 900 90
The Assets of the Company are
{. Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. s2771 Ga
2. Real Estate, unincumbered ...-.. S.3l5 90
:. Bonds owned by the Company, drawing
ten per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
4. Debts OF the Company secured by mort
gage, drawing twelve per cent 13,729 90
S. All other debts per number six.
O. Debts for premiums due and not due. 10 500 73
Z. All other securities, consisting Of dis
counted bills, notes, drafts, and accep-
tances maturing daily, having from
sight TO ninety days from date 10 run 274 100 so
Total Assets $751;. 592 So
Amount of Liabilities, due not due,
Banks or other creditors Of the Compa-
ny, estimated at................. 200 90
Losses adjusted and due. .............. None.
Losses djustcd and not due. ............ None
losses unadjusted Observation-Disclosures. 200 90
losses in suspense, waiting further proof. None.
All other claims against the Company. None.
The greatest amount insured by the Com
papy in any one risk .......... 10000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
of the Company in any one city town
village. No rules concerning the same.
The largest amount to be insured in any
one block. Not exceeding $4,000
posed 10 any one fire.
C. HOLLAND, SECRETARY.
I. II. GLENN, Agent, No. Il y Deaderck street,
Jy9-u Nashville, Tenn.
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GODFREY,s
Extract Of Elder Flowers,

FOR Seftesing e Sin and I1,prprsng tAe compiezon-
EUGENE DUPUY, 100 BRoApwAr, " Y.
Sole Agent for the Usited States.
The object OF This Circular Is give pablcy IN the
valuable and efi<ient Remedy that has been
.. removing every unslghtly appearance from the
and preserving u o. the latest period Of life
Early oil the hsmness and FRESHNESS OF youth, Ex
nsiye experience and minute observations have
ng satisfied the Proprietor that applied as directed
viii sIeediy remove any unsightly appearance,
ich Tan, san Burns, Freekles, kc-, and quickly
all PimrlcS, Humors and ExuptioEs which may
sdgure the countsnance; and will also imIart 10 the
Sin the most delightful softaess and delicate clear
IS; In short, 10 preserve pleasing complexion
trough hfe, nothing h required but the use of
GoDFREY's EXTRACT or EIpER FLOWERS,
The sweetest aud really the most perfect
5E4 UTIFIER IN Nd TUR E.
MS admirable preparation of Elder Flowers Is very
agrant = perfume Elder Flowers have fren the
,rlest ases been esteemed a mild and harmless
most perfect bcanti3cs Of the skin. Tan, sun.
Uns, Frrcxies. Reduces, ko-, Il Will speedily and
.mPeteiy remove
csmpxxS LII is singalariy beneficial and perfectly
-oxioas even a. the youngest infant
sHAvISo---ft b valuable beyond yshing, annih
ting every pample and AL roagisness rendering the
in snft and arm, preparing 80 completely for The
ezor.
FAxIrr I1zsox.-oadfrey,s Extract of Elder rlo~srs
" be fdnnd beyOnd ali praise, snd Reeds oniy trts
be approved.
c.sr, Ho~asb s.sszs, New fork.
J. w*SpzsHo~s Co, Bssten and Se~ York
y. c.NrtIa 90 New Yofk-
And ali other Wholesale and Retail Dresgzts-
Janei7 -TdkA-sm b
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miscellaneous.

Fresh Vaccine Matter.
WE have just received fresh article Of Vaccine
w Matter, WELLS, HOPPE r CO.,
jy1o-tf A-----1ld Druggists, Cedar st. -
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Extra Chance.

I AN offering for sale that beautiful House and lot,
Il Cherry street. adjoining the ''Uron buildings -
(uow in Of erection fronting 50 feet and
ming back Isl feet This Is the most desirable prop
erty in the city for sale Also two Store Houses
Market street near Spring 81. Apnly 90
WILL. l.. BOYD,
iyi-f No. so Cherry street.
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Hen advertisements.
Txpographical Union.

A Stated Meeting of the NASRVILLE
1Ef( M TTPOGRAPHICAL UNION will be
held this evening at eight O'Clock.
JAS. SINCLAIR,
iulyl2-lt Recording Secretary
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O00 BAGS Extra Panty Flour, from Clinton Mills
<OO Smith county Tenn, for sale by
r. 4 c. ANDERSON,
Nos @5-7, South College street
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Lot on Market Street, 25 by 90.

Ewing Bowen Us. Callaghan and G p Sanders rs
same.
DURSUANT to decree Of this Court in the above
L causes, at May Term, 1855 I will offer at Public
sale, at the Court House in this city Saturday
9Th day of August, 1855, what is known as the
Callaghan property Market street the same beir
% feet front by 90 feet deep.
TERMS One third cash and for the balance a credit
Of and two years with interest notes with approy
ed security required, and lien be retained until the
purchase money is fully pad-and property with
out equity of redemption.
JN0. f. GIEAvES,
je6-td c. 4 NJ. Chancery Court at Nashville
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Wanted.

COMPErENT TEACHERS TO take charge Of a Male
~ and Female Academy. Satisfactory reference
required. The Female Teacher will be required to
give Lessons in Music. For particulars address
E. HARRISON,
je26<ri vim Rome, Smith CO., Tenn.
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so NEGROES WANTED.

WE will pay the highest Cash Price for Fifty good
w Young Negroes.
aprl6-u H. II. HAYNES 4 co
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j. C. NANVEY,

Pleasing appearance IN the fra Letter q Recon-
Bseaddfion.
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Total original and adopted appropriations
NJ lat
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Important Information.

* 0n0 FEET Worked White Pine Flooring
c,OOO just received and Tor sale BY
apr n. u Mickey
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02
Progress of the Campaign.

Our information from ali parts of the State is of
the most cheering character. The Democrats in all
sections are standing by their candidate Judge Ellis.
while Mr. MeRae cannot begin to obtain the full op.
position vote.
We saw and conversed with a number of Demo-.
Gratis on our recent trip to Forsyth They are all in
the best spirits, and determined to give Judge Ellis
full vote Mr. McRae's vo,es in the FORSYTH coun.
try will be few and far between"
Mr.. McRae will be "snuffed out " and laid m N.
Shelf on the first Thursday in August next. Every
one will then see in that gentleman, or in what will
remain Of him politically, the sad results of that
"saniting ambition which oerleaps ITSELF
And falls on the other side"
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02
FOR SHERIFF:
WILLIAM HI. HIGH.

Appointments for Messrs. Ellis and McRae-
The following appointments have been agreed un.
on between these gentlemen with the understanding
that where they separate they do so that each one
may take the places where he thinks it most imnor.
tant for him to be:
FOR d. X. M'RAE.
washington, Beaufort, Wednesday, June Cd.
Swan Quarter, Hyde, Friday, June 4th.
FOR J. W. ELLIS.
Kinston, Lenoir June 3D.
Newbern, Craven, June 4th
FOR BOTH
Beaufort, Carteret, Monday, June TIL
Jacksonville, Onslow, Wednesday, June 9th.
Wilson c. H., Friday, June 11th.
Weldon, Halifax, Saturday, June 18th.
FOR d. K. NRAE.
Warrenton, Warren, Monday, June I4th.
FOR J. W. ELLIS.
Oxford, Granville, Monday, June 18th.
FOR BOTH.
Roxborough, Person, Wednesday, June 10th.
Yanceyville, Caswell, Friday, June 18th.
wentworth, Rockingham, Saturday, June 18th.
Change of Appointments.
BY comparing the above list of appointments with
that heretofore published, it will be seen that Mr..
McRae calls in his appointment at Weldon, and
Judge Ellis his at Wilmington. They both meet at
Wilson on the 1th of June, instead of 18th as here
tofore published; and both speak at Weldon on the
10Th, instead of Mr.. McRae alone on the 1ltb. as
heretofore arranged.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02
Commencement at Chanel Hin

The annual Commencement at Chapel Hill will
take place during the present week.
The Sermon to the Graduating Glass was deli, er.
ed on Monday evening, by the Rev. DIR. Curtis. of
Hillsborough.
On Tuesday, at II A. NJ, the Rev. DR.. Hawks
addressed the Historical Society.
on Wednesday, to-day, the Rev. Professor Wheat
Will address the two Literary Societies In the ..
ternoon may be expected the Inauguration of the
Caldwell monument. Addresses from p.uI r. c.u-
erom, ESQ.,, and others may be expected.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02

CoNcEKT.-We attended a concert by the pupils
OF Mrs. j. R. Whitaker on Friday evening last, and
relying on the statements of those competent to
judge, We have no hesitation in saying the young
ladies acquitted themselves in a superior manner,
rejecting much credit on their teacher. The room
was densely crowded, and all seemed well pleased
with the Performances-except some little extras
about the door, not down in the bills, by either ma.
tive or barleycorn genuses. We know not one of
them, and therefore cannot be personal; but it is
not necessary for youth to be heard swearing by
the ladies TO establish his claim to the title of
"young gentleman"
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02

CURIosITY.-The last Register contains the pro
ceedings Of an " American Whig and Distribution
Meeting in Wake" Here are the fag ends of three
factions consolidated into one-and "w what q lono
tail our cat" manufactures out of them. Why
didn't they add "Sam Know Nothing Sres-of, ,76
ral1ndependent Democratic. Opposition Dark
lantern-Our sheer" party? The meeting was held
at Springfield Academy, St Mary's district-J. Bus
bee, Esq, Chairman, and j. j. Young, Secretary.
Major j. P. Russ was recommended for the Senate.
and Messrs. Albert Hinton, VIM H. Hosd and VIM.
81. Harrison for the Commons. We have not heard
whether Messrs. Russ, Hinton or Hood will accent
or not; but for Capt Harrison we think we NAV
safely say, "He has married wife and cannot
come" Will there be any response to this meeting
Who will get up another such in Wake?
But We desire to call attention to the following
resolution in the proceedings, as published:
Resotred, That we will support Calvin J. Rogers
for the Office Of Sheriff.
Now, we have been informed that those compos.
ing the meeting did not then know that Mr.. Rogers
was already candidate, and that they recommended
him.. After learning that he was in the field the
resolution altered, think to its above shape
for the purpose Of trying to relieve Mr. Rogers from
the load Of a Know-Nothng- Wing Distribution re.
commendation. Was not such the case? We pause
for q reply.
We quote the last resolution without comment
1t needs none:
ResolOed, That D. K. McRae ESQ.,, the Independ.
ent Democratic candidate for Governor shall receive
our cordial support without regard to party ties.n
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02

H The Federal Court will commence its June
Term IN this City on Monday next His Honor
Judge Bisgs will preside.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02

ToN1c.-From Col. Albert Pike, NJ. G. from Ar.
kansas:
have used two bottles of your Berhaves Hol.
land Bitters and have found it very useful in case
OF Indigestion and Headache, and recommend il to
all who need pleasant and efficacious remedy and
valuable tonic"
DYsPEPTIc WOMEN NoTIcEi-Barhave's Holland
Bitters has cured me of Dyspepsia by using it only
one week. / recommend it confidently to ali suffer-
ing from this disease.
CLARA E. SCHUCHMAN.
The late High Sheriff Of Allegheny has given US
the following:
81 was afflicted with Debility of the d;soe.,;v.
organs, amounting to q severe attack of DysDensi.
which had reduced my flesh considerably Nv wife
was also afflicted under same circumstances and with
same disease. Having used your medicine, called
boerhave's Holland Bitters both obtained relief
and are happy to afford you this public evidence of
its value. JOHN FORSYTH.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02

Register speaking of the appointment of Mr. CIine.
man as U. S. Senator, saws:
I'VE have seen very little in Gov. Bragg's course
to complain Of but 90 wish that he had taken
counsel with u.s. and appointed an old sinner instead
of a renegade"
:. Inc Register would make the world believe that
it has holy horror Of "reneeades.n and vet the
name of Duncan K. McRae. renegade Democrat
stands at the head of its columns as its candidate
for Governor Verify the Register hates "rene-
gades" when they renegade" from abolition
lied whiggery or corrupt know nothingism, to Ma
tional Democracy ?-Asheoile Neacs.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS.
OF ROWAN.
FOR THE SENATE:
M D 8 E 8 A. BILE DSOE.

FOR THE COMMONS:
G. III. FARIBAULT. J.. r. EJrTCtrrrs
ED. G. HAYWOOD.
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1858-06-02

has not as yet had an opportunity of showing its
hand upon our foreign policy. It has been occupied
with certain domestic questions but, think, from
the antecedents Of the President and the Secretary
OF State, We have right to expect more determn.
ed policy. read last session extract from Mr.
Buchanans Ostend manifesto. The language is so
good that desire to repeat it again. On the 18th of
October he says:
, Under such circumstances We ought neither o count
against We fobear to enter into the question whether
The present condition of the island would justify such
measnres We should however be recreant our duty
De unworthy OF gallant forefathes commit base
treason against posterty should permit Cuba to be
Atricanzed and become second ST. Domingo with all its
attendant horrors to the white and suffer the flames
extend to our neghborng Shores seriously to endan
ger or actually to consume the fair fabric of our Union
These are bold and striking words.
=, what are the views of our Secretary Of State
the learned accomplished veteran, Cass2 Gentle.
men will remember that in 1s4s when he was be.
fore the country the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency he took ground in favor of the occupa.
ton of Yucatan by the United States troops; and
only two years ago, in letter to New York. he uses
this language:
ymen IN Nicaragua excites my admiration, while it en-
cages all my solicude be deferred from the
SaPd wap. OF M These feelings g BY or se,oache
enaeTRr.ss TPs d;ass1iit has little in common with me.
overcome will place his high the roll of the dsn.
gushed men of his age BE has concated the peone he
went to aid the of which he makes part
forming its functions without opposition and internal tnn
guilty marks the wisdom of its policy That magnificent
region oi which God has done much and 80 ttie
life may be impaired to it, Our counrvmen Will nant
there the seeds of institutions and God grant that hev
up into abundant harvest of ndustrx ents;
prise and prosperity! A new day, hope is opening nn.
on the States Of Central America If we are time 10 G
duty they will soon be freed from all danger Of European
against the ambitious designs of England far better thsn
treaties or any other diplomatic machinery