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WAsHlKGTOE, Sept. Judge James B. BoEiin, Of
Missouri, has been tenderedthe missionto Paraguay
Il Is confidently believed that he Kil accept it.
Several other gentlemen had BEEN favorably named
in that connection, but be had the superior adyanS
tage Of prominence Of political position in addition
TO his illness for the important station He was the
e. s. Minister to Bogota under the late sdmiDistra-
ton.
The American Colonization Society have proposed
to the government TO take care Of the captured At
ricans on their arrival in Liberia and subsist them
for one year for $50, 0OO, and in the meantime to
send them TO school and teach them how, by indus
trial pursuits to support themselves after the expi
ration Of that time. There is every indication that
the proposition will be accepted. The Secretary OF
the Interior will forthwith authorize the purchase Of
the necessary clothing and blankets to secure foF
them a comfortable voyage.
It is reported here that matters Of domestic and
otpolitios character have induced Gov Richardson
to resign the governorship of Nebraska
Nothing has yet been heard from Senator beDJe
min relative to the mission 20 Span but It IS nov
supposed by his most intimate friends that ne VII
decline it.
A board of survey have been ordered TO assemei
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, TO examine into an an.
report upon the difficulty and damage on the puoli
stores delivered by the contractors to the command
ing officer of that post.
Orders have been issued selecting the sixth reg
nlent Of infantry now in service in the depart Ell
of Utah for service in Washington and Oregon Ie
ritories.
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The vote for Supreme Judge in East Tennessee
was very small. We have no additional returns
exoept from JacksbOrO, where only one hundred
votes we're polled All (W)righL
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Gov. Ranks Nominated.

WoRoEsrER, Mass. Sept. THE Republican
convention assembled this morning John A. An
drew, of Boston, was selected to preside. Gov.
Banks was nominated for re election by reclamation
Col Sehouler, of Boston, was selected as chairman
/ of the committee on resolutions.
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LIKELY Negro woman 80 years old and her ave children,
the oldest boy u next girl ~ and 80 on down to
an infant viii be sold or exchanged for other Negroes to some
one living country, and that wants them Tor Their own use
and not for speculation. Apply TO p.yD
sug1 WILL IL DVAO
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NECR0Es FOE SALE.

VNTE have GOOD lot OF NEGROES for sale some ~ or i
wv likely Bows from lG to % years old; several good young
Women with one child each or good house Girls from 10 to
90 wears old we'll qualified and be highly recommended
good Carpenter % years old good Cooks and Men from p
to years old We are to sell the lot az the regular
,oorEa nricas Song9N Il. II. HAYNES & co.
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In addition 10 the foregoing, We have the follow.

This makes WRoHrs msJorliy as lar as heaiu
from lS47. We think there is no doubt oil MS
elecfinn
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I'M ona Of tbe CaIouLla newgpapers the FOLLOWING

advertisement appears. What does 1t mean
"Be it known, that six fair, pretty young ladies'
with two sweet aud engaging young children, lately
imported from Europe, having the roses OF heahh
blooming their cheeks and JOY sparkling IN 'nelr
ewes, possessing amiable manners, and highly ac>
complished are to be rg67ed for, next door 10 the
British gallery. Scheme, twelve tickets at twelve
rupees each -
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

HHETNG ACQUAINTED with several of the best makers
Is Of CSfDSTHEN BUTTER,
propose receive orders lots OF fifty pounds ana upH
The shall be pure and fine in every sense Of the term
Those who are posd in regard this market during the cold
weather and all lovers Of GOOD BUTTER will find this an
poruny Of supplying themselves not heretofore realized BY our
eeitjEe.s ~ fF-'i's ROBERT X. BOYD,
sant9-51w No A Market st., GOrdons Block.
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The Cotton Plant an English paper, entertains
- c-tn--:...- - .st;nnn Of sInuaru.

The Cotton Plant an English paper, entertains
the following just notions Of slavery;
s.The involuntary servitude of q white man is in"
deed slavery an awful, unnatural, and inhumsn
slavery, and we are perfectly willing to plant our
selves upon the Calhoun philosophy, that negro ser
pds IS The UeTy basis Of American Democracy, and
human freedom We svOw, with pride, love for our
race. love for the white, IS q white man, and be-
cause he is q white man.
eve uphold negro servitude, as right, because II
dionies and elevstes the white the inferior shsrN
ing in degree the benefits of that elevation To
the standing inquiry in regard to the negro is ne
not man and brother" We reply that he Is
| man. but not brother. He is human being OF
inferior order in creation He is intended to serve
and wait upon the white man, but not be his prothe
] OF his brother in-law."
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DEATH OF REV. ELEAzER WmLIAMs.-Rev. E.
WILLIAMS, whom some wicked or foolish persons
sought to pass off as " the DauPhin of France OF
son of Louis XIV, died at HOganspOrt, in Bombay
Franklin county, N. Y, on the 2Sth of August. he
had a variety of diseases, but ..drOpsy is said to
have caused his death. The evidence that has been
brought forward to support his claim to royal birth
is not one-tenth part as good as that which has
been adduced to show that PERRIN WARBEoK was
the second son Of Edward "; and PLRKH has been
ruled out of Court. The Rev. ELEAzEE was no more
q Dauphin Tor dolphin than he was a whale, but
simply an odd fish.
The funeral was performed by the freemasons' but
the Indians took no part in it, save that few
souaws looked in the grave. The warriors all stald
away, but it is not known whether this was from
indifference or stoicism. Mr. WILLIAMS, in his las
days, suffered from the want of attention and Other
necessaries. Such was the real Dsuphin's fate, 81
there was some resemblance between the end OF thu
Prince and the end of the pretender.
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PRENTICE has 81

PRENTICE has settled the election in Kentucky for
next summer. He thinks that he can allow the
Democrats to have FIVE member Of Congress, but
not more. In 1856 he settled it that FILLMORE
would carry the State by 10000, but it didn't stay
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An exchange says the American party is a unit
1t comes much nearer being a cipher.
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable Agu
Remedy in the World

The Cheapest and Most Reliable Ague
Remedy in the World.
YUyE Grfenerg and Ague Remedy does not contain
one particle mineral other injurious substance OF any
kind 1t relieves the attack at and its continued use for
short strengthens the sysm and removes any 70
the return Of the complaint
Price Fifty Cents.
We hereby certify ehaye submitted the Grfenberg Fever
and Ace Remedy inspection and scientific analysis and
have also tested curative qualities in several cases oil inter-
mittent fever We take great pleasure In saying that
o1v successful and that skilfully compounded
remedy exert most beneficial influence IN an suC
cases Its Tonic properties immediate and highly sau
and is richly deserving confidence Of brethren OF the
Medical Faculty and of the public -
Samuel Ii. Marey, b. D., n Y. W C. hetldge NJ D. n u
q w ReviIoau III D. Wis. J. I. Mott, NJ. D., Indiana.
" II Si1,noton n d III. J. G. TerringtOn, NJ. D, Cal.
n 7 Iob1sor m n No ". G. Ashton. VI. D La,
A. MACKENZIE,
sep9-h Nash'ule' lein'
CNTRAYED Or STOLEN ,--Frlla llo flrn of Mr.. W
IL CRISP. formerly Robert DismuAcs Chestnut sore
TIorse biD sbod about feet inches h- and 0tey
Mare Mule ANY information concerning Item will he thank
fully received this Office and the expenses that may nave Dl
/ incurred willingly paid. ts1l0
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broadway House.

III UdINL y q y 10 ~
YWyHE above House having been thoroughly n
1eftted is now open for the reception Of tray ~
elers The proprietor hopes from his long eXpe-
rience in the business, and his determination 70
snare no pains in supplying his table with the best
the market Affords and to merit and receive
share Of patronage. -
Day BOarders, n
Week BCarders, - ~ --r,-,,,r-i,N|
,.-s3 Proprietor.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
receiving daily Of the largest stocks Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Shirts of every style;
White Linen Bosom Shirts;
White Move Bosom shirts,
with without Collars warranted to fit better and to
WEIR equal to any shirt made)
White MarsafIIes shirts;
COIored MarsaiIIes shirts,
COIOred Cambria Shirts;
Every variety, size, and style
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts,
or the Finest Texture and warranted to fit.
Cross Plat BOsOms;
Diagonal PLAT Shirts--neE Styles--Linen
BOsOms and Paris Wrists.
BLACK AND FANCY
BeuFOrt,
Albert,
JOinviIIe, and
Napoleon Ties
Underwear--of every description,
Just received to-day at ~
J. III. McGILLsS,
Ladies' and Genemens Furnishing and Fancy Store, corner
o. the Square and College street lsepl
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MONS. j. A. PINGUELY

TAVING returned to the city, takes pleasure in an e
nOuncing his friends that he will teach the latest -
Fashionable Dances to adiss and gentlemen at lstkA
their residences classes Of eight pupils more Terms as us
be left at the Music Stores Of Benson or
Mcclure. Union street.
The Academy young Misses and Masters will be opened early
in October. Of which due notice will be given.
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Ready-made Clothing, SIassIes, varieties,
&c, &C. &c.,
which are receiving and VIII have ready Tor exhibition by
the 18th Of August. Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown & BIeached Shirtings & SheetIngs;
s-4, rs & "a Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickingss Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, satI-
netsj
Cloths, Cassinneres, Tostings, TaiIOrs' trim
mings;
American ana French, Plain and Printed
Delanes;
French, German and English Merinoes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
/ CIOaks, manslss, ShaIEls;
Irish Linens, Jaconet, Swiss and Checked
musIins;
Laces & Embroiderics, Ladies' Dress Trim
innings;
Bonnet Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons;
Ex. heavy TyEiIIed Jeans, Linseys and Ne
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-mad
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
eiry, &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings VIII
aided stock as they may make their appearance in
Eastern markets.
sugl7-2m BRANsFORD, M'WHIRTER x CO.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department,

Oh
MILIT FAIRY COL L II G 4
BERRIES LINDSEY, NJ D. D. D. Chancellor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. Johnson Superintendent OF the Military College and
AnE F. m1aIIroS AN Professor of Aabea Natural Phil
]. H. STEWART, NJ Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
P L. j. TSssrs An Professor of French and Drawing.
G. BLkoEIE, AN MD Professor Of Botany and Natural
Rev j. " IoYrE An Nd Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. K. WINSTON, D., Surgeon.
The first Of the next Academic year commences on the @
OF September, and the second term 18th Of February.
and ns of arms sioO Ter term Iariculaon fee S. Students
are required furnish their which be done at mod
German, Drawing, Bookkeeping and Fencing, each SIC
term of twenty weeks
University for scientific and classical scholarship viii se main
ained and at the same time every lGlly aloIle NOS h9 DC
classes there is also preparatory class students under IA ears
S Inc aid Of military discipline effective government is estab.
hed and health physical culture good order, and industrious
For Catalogues, or additional information apply member
Of the Faculty. July > Ie'7.
N. Medical Department.
SESSION seventh annual C2gTse Of Lee c,
Svbr next and continue TIN the first Of the ensuing March
Thomas R. JENNINGS, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. LDsEY N. D., Professor Of Chemistry and Phar-
c. K. WIssrov NJ D. Professor Of Matera Meca and Medical
A. IL B5oaasl, NJ D. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
JOHN WATSON NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics and tie Diseases
Of Women and Children
PAUL F. Eve NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
W K BowIrse NJ D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice OF
WILLIAM T. BRrses NJ D. Adjunct Professor aud Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical will be opened for students the first
Monday in October (the jth).
Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all students, will
he given by the Professors commencing also on the first Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital the direction Of the Facul
IL, is open o the class free Of charge
CIuaue established connection with the Univer
y at which operations performed, and prescribed for
an leclured upon in the presence Of the class.
Amount Lectures Su5i MatTcuati0n fee (pad
once onIy s.; Practical Anatomy, $40: Graduation Zee S
boarding be procured for 50 u 81 week. For
further information o Catalogue, apply 10
W. K. BOWLING, NJ D.. Dean Of the Faculty
N.sgvtLlE. Tenn. Jv1Sd&w.-v23
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Hoops-"We first endure, then pity, then en-
brneen
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CROCKER's SCHOOL

WHITES CREEK SPRINGS.
FEyE next session OF this School will open Monday the 9th
day Of September. aug<1-ut"eWIm
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Public Auction.

TWILL he sold on the Public Square in Nashville on satur
w lav the 18th day October, upon credit OF four
months for notes payabein Bank we'll endorsed two very likely
negro men, under twenty-five years Of age and stout boy oil
about twenty young about twenty, win g hol
three wears Old and boy child the reastal sound and IKE
~. Lsep9-5tl l. . MN mn
Fine Country Residence for Sale
TAVING determined carry my Negroes to the SOUTH -,
l will sell about Three or Four Hun 80
bred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up
on which now reside situated good Turnpike Road
out thirteen miles from Nashville in Of the hest netgbor-
boodsin williamson county Soil equal any in the state For
particulars apply the premises or to A v > Lindsey
in Nashville N , Drp.yrUs
sep9-dn Z a II-hlNA
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IN retiring from the business desire to tender ny thanks 70
my numerous patrons friends for their long and literal
patronage and would recommend my Mess Ue
MoCREA Co., gentlemen IN every respect worthy 81 conn
dsnce H. B. INNS
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WATCH FOTND.

ENOUND in Nashville Gold Watch, which the ownel
can get by proving the and paying for this adyerts
-. JOHN CANT,
saT,f-d1v# At Thomas Smiths Summer st.
VOCAL AND ENSTRU NIENTAL MUSIC.
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AFIne Country ResIdel
ALEX. WILLIAMSON. ARCHER CHEAIHAN'
IMPORTERS OF
BramdipS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &c,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


THNHE undersigned have in store the following pure LIQUORS
Wines &C. they offer to the trade at low prices on
favorable terms respectfully invite purchasers of those goods
" 6 TiYor and Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and can warranted genuine Being determined to
ourselves that we can offer such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as viii meet their views.
BraDdies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
20 y and 4 pipes Fine COgnac 10 bs superior Rye Whisky
B Pps BoTsaUT DO 20 bblS Old Rye do
DO R3e d5D5 Gin do 100 5 ne TeHD GoGH DO
r1ceons nDre W l. Rum; puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
wines.
leo baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas
best brands; 10 Or casks Sherry;
% boxes Ok H Hunk a9a H %a: and 10 DO Sad %
o. boI nsr Fine Clarets; 10 do Port;
100 do Table do do do very SUPERIOR
Porter, Ale, &c.
90 casks London Porter, best brands
% do English and Scotch Ale, best brands
70 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bittersi
20 do French Cordials, assorted
% do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absynthe.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars 10000 German Ci g, do
choicest brands; 0JiOOu baltinoIe Ies'iaS w
Tobacco.
aObys Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T: W. Anderson;
i & !: & & & ssS.r,.1 S:i I'll:
10 Oous. a S5' Virginia Chewing Tobacco atAsand' sine qua
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco "chamOer & FOp'n
% boxes 0 so Egia asa Chewing Toao anshon Aea
10 or.. Mo- y L Gaa Chewing S Tobacco Alen
so boxes hest Tennessee do do.
Also:
Is y boxes Kean Smiths celebrated Twist and Pancake
DanvIe Tobacco equal not superior, to any ever offer
ed this market.
With many other articles s9n9eseS WIN Ihe 99sne
sep9 No. G, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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s.. Iouis ArricnIturaI Fair.


ST LOUIS, Sept. 7.-Tbe third annual fair OF tne
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association
was insugurated yesterday morning under the most
favorable auspices. The Missouri Brigade Noinn-
teers turned out in full force and, after psraulng
,brougb the principal streets of the city, they re-
paired to the Fair Grounds Wherethey made beau
tiful display within the ampitheatre, and were re
viewed by commanding officer Brigadier Genersl y.
NJ Frost After the inaugurstiDg ceremonies were
concluded, several rings Of remarkably hne dralI
stations and mares, and large number OF splen>
aid matched, carriage, and buggy horses and mares
we're displayed The States Of Kentucky llllrols,
and Missouri carried of about an equal number Of
premiums.
The different departments are very full; the me-
chanieal especially being much crowded and ato'
qether the fair is vastly superior 10 either preceding
ones The weather is clear and beautiful, and there
are upwards of $4,000 persons on the ground
Blooded horses and cattle will be exhibited to>day
of which there is a large number on the ground
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VOLLENTINE'S DIGEST.
MEMPHIS, February %, 1883.
H VoL11Nr1SE EsqWe have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the SUPREME Of Tennessee delivered subse
oueut to the period which Mr. Megs Digest closes, with much
interest The work exhibits accuracy research and abythe
printing binding we'll executed and It must prove Ru
able addition library Of every lawyer We trust you may
be amply rewarded your effort TO the profession and me
Dubiic. Respectfully,
4 WRIGHT JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D SMALL, Judge OF the common Ia"
WNI 7. BROWN, and Chancery Court Of Mem
G. P. FOUTE, ph1s
r G. PAYNE, B. T. MCkIERNAN
GRO DIXON. Judge Of the Grim Court Of
ED. NJ. YEBGER, Memphis.
SAML. ". AYRES, JOHN +. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney 6eneral'
7. s. AYRES.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1853.
H VoILINTIyE Es.:We have examined Digest Of the
Decisions Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since he
publication Of Mr. Me-s Digest which includes volumes OF
our REPORTS The points clearly stated, and
grfed TO say, the work is characterized by accuracy, ab
~ and treat industry 1t will much value to the Bench
and that will receive the patronage Of the
profession 10 which you are Justly entitled
NALL 5 BROWN HENRY N R. FOGG,
r. " NACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
W. T. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox. A. G.. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ. BE&IEN, sR- S. AENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN H. EWING,
a. MI FOGG, JNO REID,
JNO. A. MCCA8IPBELL, WAI. k TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge OF me Circuit and
ARRAN L. DENOSS Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest be had at the following Book
stores:
Messrs. Lamb, Young & Co.. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. C. II. Brown, Jackson. Tennessee
Blessrs. John York & Co., Nashville. Tennessee
Mr. J. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee. -
may4-d&wtf H. VOLLINTINE.
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~ BECKER would respectfully to the public o:
Nashville that be has located teacher OF the voice. oil
Piano, Vioncelo Violin, ETC. Orders LETT at AcCIure or Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Important " orlk en- american History.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY or THE
MEXICAN TON.
CONSISTING OF
Letters and papers relating 20 he eonfo
for Liberty chiefly in south "a Eottm1s
from originals in the possession o.
the Editor. and other sources
By r. ". GIBBEs, n D.,
Member Of the American Association for the Advancement
Science Of The New Historical Society II the Georgia His
t0rieal Society; &c, sc.
In Vols. 9vo. Cloth,
Vol. I, 1764-Iz7G.
Vol. ,, I776-I7sa.
Vol. 3. I1sI-I7s2
The Editor with spirit Of patriotism has Legn Engaged
for years in collecting these valuable interesting pa
uers in hope Of preserving materials for American History
which might otherwise have been lost These given for
their intrinsic value and in the order Of dates, without reference
to spesl events they viii be received they
osred As contribution to the history Of that glorious Rsvolu
ZION Of which every Memorial dear South Carolina and hsl
/ sister States.
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