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Sons Of Temperance, NOtaes Public Insurance, Railroad au
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or JOHN l. GLLHOOLY who vas last heard Of a Gecnvs
Washington county. Miss. Any person knowing his
whsreahouts viii confer favor BY writing 20 John CHAPMAN
Nashville. Tenn.
this osce) iy20-dniW6zWlWe
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
LANTER PHIL

On MONDAY, JULY 18th, 1883 We viii sell for Cash in
" front Of Warehouse complete assortment Of Groesrs
conslstingin part as follows, VIZ:
80 hhds Sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
200 bags Coffee; 100 y and I do
Is bbls Molassss; Is hxs selected ". r. Cheese;
80 bbls rusd & poEd Sugar; 100 barrels White whisky;
IS kits Mackerel; Is do Ny. Brandy;
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
u cases sardines; 300 kegs Nails;
20 boxes veOysters; IS dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 30 nests Tubs;
IS chests Tea IS boxes Starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
IS coils Rope; Is do Doyles Candles;
Is cases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
100 boxes Fasks;
Together with other articles 10 make up complies
sale. LANIER. PHILLIPS A. CO.
ty2O-dd No. 80, Market street.
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Thisis the rs Of four volumes which viii embrace tas
peodof the American Rsvoiuton from the Blockade OF
Boston the Tresy OF Pc, PARIS. In s2, and g
tans great degres from nsnussripi and unpublished
urees, iAs history Of the nation dunztfs first portion
tails eventual period, including the Bloch als 5Ona aF
bO the general organizton she couuiry The alteration
Of the Charter Of Massachusetts the resistance 90 the ps
pie OF Massachusetts, the spirit Of the South the Congress
Of MA The progress OF measures in England Fsnc8, aad
elsewhere, the Battles OF and Concord the Siege
Of Boston, tae Congress Of i h8 choice OF Washington
Commanderin. Chief the Bat.s Of Bunker Gill, SC.
AZ there viii doubtless be great demand for tbs History
othe Revolution. independent Of the preceding volumes
the work these four volumes vii also % Published sepa
raely IS hs American Revelation, Vols, j, H. III,
with tile page and b.ldinr 20 oorrss1ond.
The publishers invite the attention OF she renders Of Lha
preseut vOium@ Of NJ. BznCr1l's History the Cniot
states & the frst SIX v0lu mes % se 0r distinguish
merits Of which have grAl51y edged b.
his c0untFymsn." Per sale b.
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GOdeyss Lady's Eook for August.
VERY line number splenidy ulustrassd and win ali the
n Fashions. Just received, and fer sale BY F. HAGAN,
jy2O Market street
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

GtESSI0N OF lTBE FIRST REGULAR COURsE or LEcRuREs
In this Institution viii Monday. the lst OF No
vemter and viii continue till the LIST Of March, ensuing
lie Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all students
will be given duriHy the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MDDIN, N. D. Professor Of Anatomy, CDes-
Criptive, theological and surgcal9
JOHN FREDERICK NAY, N. D. Professor Of Principles and
Operat0nsd Surgery
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, N. Professor Of Physiology and Pa
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ D., Professor Of Matera Medies
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD O. CrRREY, NJ. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Mediei Jurisprudence;
E. B. HAsKINS N. D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN FORDSi D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Chldren
H. NJ. Compton, NJ. D., Demonstrates Of Anatomy.
The Cy H9st1 upon the premises the College and
control Of te Faculty, which operations performed
and cases prescribed the presence Of the Glass; and Cni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees Or Lectures Sl6 20
Matriculation fes paid but once) 90
Demonstrators ZEE (required but once) 10 90
Graduation fee p 10
Excellent boai obtained for 80 50 to 81 per week
For further htails or announcements apply 20
JOHN ?. FORD, N. D.,
jyI7-d&trilVs-W1m. Dean Of the Faculty.
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CRISP GAL ETY.
LESSEE AND MANAGER W.H. CRISP.
MISS ANNIE SCANLAN
AND
MIR. FRANCIS SW EARAN.
CONCERT.

THURSDAY ETEEZYG, july eed,
Gems from the celebrated Operas, La Favor Lucia De Lamer
moor, Frieschutz, Prec0sis, Child Of Regiment, &c
PRoY WEsERs Composition entitled Hail Washington will
be sung hy Mr. CHARLES WILLIAMS, y request with IDsu'
mental accompaniment.
TrcKrTs-Dress Circle and Paraquee 81 90 Family Circle
50 cents Box open from to u NJ, and from2 % P NJ,
when seats can be secured.
Doors open at ~ Concert 70 commence ct sA o'clock pre-
cilely. jy%0A
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NOR AUGUST-Godeys Lady's Book, Grahams Maya.
ly2O JOHN YORK & co.
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II WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia certify and
make known that Joseph PrenticeWho signs certificate
relating to The GrGgsnberg Vegetable Pas-is Clerk
Of the Court Of this State The said certificate embraces the
Of the most reliable and responsible people commu
nifty, ceres n the nYaabs curative action The Gra
enberg Vegetable Pills in the following diseases:
'Bous Complaints, Asthma. Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erys
peas Low, Nervous and Simple RsVers; Gastric Feyer Gps
Heartburn, Headache Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and all diseases
arising from want OF action in the digestive organs"
And further testify that full credit and faith due
ought to be given, to said certificates.
In testimony whereof have subscribed my name caused
the Great Seal Of the State 70 be Affixed hsreunto.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
WIN. h RICHARDSON Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal.
Dr. KrTTRrDsE Of Portsmouth, eefes that these Pills are the
best reoy for diseases Of the digestive organs that he has
with.
Dr. anything equal to them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. 0sTRAND has used them for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants, in all climates and found them prescriptions
other medicines hundreds OF cases. failed
Rev c. A Fox, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Spencer
they work mrac, and are the hest Pills in
There at least thousand f2me in Davidson alone
that always keep them in the hou, because by using them
the first appearance Of ndsposou they hundreds Of dol
jy2O-8 ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
VNYE are receiving store, offer for sale to the trade
w boxes stdius b and Tobacco. This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed by manufactured in Virginia. and
guaranteed pdmher one.
5000 genuine Rio Hondo Cigars;
5000 assorted brands Cigars, direct importation;
20 baskets Mum Champagne;
100 or. chests superior Young Hyson TeS;
3 Or. casks Maret Brandy imported in 1854
casks Rochelle Brandy;
do Old Port Wine;
do pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
900 boxes French Brandy;
800 barrels Cincinnati Whskeys;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
so barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars
For sale low by DILLON & CO.,
Ma Coll eua Stree.
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Please 70 consider
l1 The fnpaTti1y ard kiorou75Hsss Of Examnsons
and ne superior scholarship Of pupsthsr refined manners
and lady IKE department
3D. That some OF o1r Glasses examined hour each By
literary gentlemen in several Of the dcult branches Of
Mathematcss and came OF riumphantlv.
3D. That Gen. G. j. Pillow Cen Lucius J. Polk Gen. B. II
Allen, Hon. u. B. Hill, bon. J. Brian, Rev Rhop Soule D. D.,
Kew Bahop Paine, D. D. Rev. j. B. cE D., and uan
other dstDg uished gentlemen in this and adjoining States have
which this College holds among the Literary Tasttutons Of the
South II such names do not give tone and character 70 Liter
ary Institution, then none can.
4h. Our patronage during the year has been M Of
whom borders the others from vicinity This IS
Of the largest Boarding schools Tennessee and far larger
than anything In Columbia.
5h. Our lower than other Schools All nay RELY
upon this. - -
Board Lights, Fuel, Room, Lodging, per session, COns
half in adyance9 SIS %
Music Musical and use Of Insrrumehts, 80 %
Drawing and Painting, extra Is 90
Latin, Greek and Vocal Music without charge. No bills made
BY young ladies at stores on credit
We educated 90 teachers IN this Coilege who
stand at the head Of the Profession in Tennessee, scholarship
and skill in teaching.
7k we have body Of Teachers IN the COLLEGE for the coming
year equal 70 any the South, and such they proved them
selves 70 be- both in the Recitation Room, and in Public Ex
aminaons in the presence OF thousand persons who came 70
witness performances
We solicit public patronage and Yor and believe that
can ample Justice those committed TO since during
thirteen years in school, all patrons home and ar
have, without exception, far We know expressed the
highest appreciation Of the institution.
Try Your most expectations shall be srted Mss
Morgan will charge Of the Preparatory School this yea
Next session begins first day Of September.
Columbia, July, 1858. LjylsT4tsl J. .. CHURCH
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me State Of Tennessee, which ssys hist no moaopo
lies saall be granted and hence has ouly been ALLOW
ed By he uHWise aud dangerous uegecl on the part
OF our Federal and Stale authorities; aud that the
history Of Banking in our State T the past few
years, clearly demonstrates the insuficieney and
unreliaoiliS Of she paper system as a currency;
therefore, We here pledge ourselves TO unite best
energies, and exercise best efforts 30 abolish By
gradual process system alike disoreditable TO our
legislation and destructive Of every private and
public interest Of our people.
Sd. Rs5olved, That while We may not be able to
preserve Ia perfect simplicity and tact the wise pnn
Of currency devised by the iilustrious trainers Of
our State and Federal Constitutions which all good
aud true men ought to regard sacred duty TO
cherish, yet we vail be content with less than
placing Constitutional disability pen our LegIsla
ture to charter Banks without first having obta ned
majority Of legal votes in the State in favor OF such
charter.
4th. RssoIvsl, That the Free Banking system Of
1872 is foundedupon incorrect policy or principles
that it has proven failure disastrous TO the ooun
try, and merits the unqualified and unmitlgstea
disapprobatiou and condemnation Of every good ana
true citizen; and that all Banks chartered under that
system who have not complied strictly with the letter
and spirit Of the Law. should be at once placed IN
der process OF lioUidatpna and their affairs be wound
up as soon as compatible with the public interest
and public safety.
9Th ResoIcsd That in the opinion Of this meeting
Banks we're not Instituted for the benefit Of the great
agricultural mechanical and industrial interests OF
our country, but on the contrary have ever been
used BY spectators and sharpers men offalse credit
and fictitious capital to The unvarying detrinent Of
those great and substantial interests upon which the
pillars of successful and prosperous government
must rest for its support, and consequently II Tor
no other reason ought to be abolished
9Th Resolus{ That he policy Of giving State aid
in extending State credit for the benefit Of railroads.
turnpikes, and other works Of internal improves
menjs, has been carried quite Gs far the public
safety and proper regard for our State credit at
home and abroad wiladm and oughttO be checked
Immediately by placing a constitutional restriction
upon the action of cur future Legislation.
9TH Resolred Ttat in the virtue, patriotism and
intelligence Of our people, there is safe and ample
security for every trust, and that Secretary and
Treasurer of State and Chaucery Court Clerks should
be elected BY popular vote Of the people
After an interesting and full discussion, the reso-
buttons we're adopted by decided majority.
Z. G. CRISP, President
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Tnos. R. sMrrH. Secretary.
The telegraph Fleet spoken.

BosToN July l6-rhe ship Alice Munroe, from
Liverpool met the Niagara on the 9th June, in lat
$685. long 82:05. Tackled ship boarded by Cyrus
w. Field--recsived the following: The squadron
experienced very bad weather. 1t was Is days
reaching its destination, and two unsuccessful at
tempts were made to lay the cable On the second
attempt, the 26th upwards of 40 miles were laid,
and we're going along fnely, when communications
ceased. We then returned to the starting point to
await the Agamemnon, when We splioed and made
another attempt Left the Niagara in the afternoon.
Weather since foggy and unsettled The squadron
did not meet before The 2Sth Mr. Field was in good
spirits, and thought they would succeed. Stormy
interfered very much with the arrangements
One ship was slightly damaged. The Niagara's ma
chinery worked we'll All well on board the vessels
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Important from Utah TerritOry---The
Peace Commissioners 10 the Secretary of
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY,
Utah Territory. June II. 1853

J
Dear Sir: We have the honor to report hat we
reached this city on the 9TH inst. We lost no time
in placing ourselves in communication with the
chief men Of the Mormon people After the full
est and freest conference with them, are pleased
state that we have settled the unfortunate diff
culties existing between the government Of the
United States and the people Of Utah. We are in
formed by the people and chief men of the Terri
tory that they will cheerfully yield obedience to he
Constitution aud laws of the United States They
cheertuiy consent that the civil officers Of the Ter
rItOry shall enter upon the discharge of their re-
spec'ive duties They will make no resistance to
the army Of the United States in its march to the
valley OF Salt Lake or elsewhere. We have their
assurance that no resistance will be made TO the
officers, civil military, of the United States, in
the exercise Of their various functions in the Terri
tory OF Utah
The people have abandoned all the settlements
North Of this, aud all the families have left the
CITY, only about fifteen hundred persons remaining
here 10 take charge Of the property, and to burn
if the difficulties had not been settled The people
from this ,ity and North Of it have gone South TO
Provo, fifty miles South Of this, ami 70 points be-
yOnd
We will visit Provo and the settlements South in
a day or two, and see and confer with the people
aud inform hem that he difficulties have been SETS
lied, and thus induce them return TO their homes
We have written TO Gen. Johnston by the messenger
that will bear this informing him of what had been
done, and that he could march his army to the
valley whenever he desired TO do so. We intend 10
remain and visit the people and converse with them
until Gen. Johns-ons army arrives. We think il
important that remain until The army is located
in the valley. We have but moment TO write as
the express will start in a few moments.
We will in a few days forward detailed report.
We have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your
obedient servants, /. W POWELL,
BEN. MCCULLOCH,
Commissioners TO Utah.
Hon. JoHS B. FLoyD, Secretary Of War,
Washington, D, c,
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VIRGTNIAIEAF TOBACCO.


Notice TO Texas Land Claimants,
Ii Land and Military Claims against the Government Of
Texas will be forever barred application
therefor prior tie LIST Of septem 1858 and proof there
by the ls Of January, 1859.
having such claims have them promptly
ed BY calling GEO. W COOK, Attorney Law Texas
who found until the 18th Of August A
RAWORTH, in Nashville. In the absence W. Cook L.
A. RAwoRTH will give his personal attention the same.
J. Do IDDINGs, d. C. GDDDGs, ". COOK,
Brennan Brennan. Waco.
GID INGS Il COOK,
ATTORNETS IT LAW,
And General Agents for the state of Texas.
jy2O-triW6zwlm.
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DERSONs WANTING GOOD HAMS CAN
jys-tf rs, FRENCH 4 sOzs.
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e NXECUTORS' NOTICE.--An those having claims
against the estate Of Henry Basey deceased will present
them within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted
said estate will come forward and settle them, indulgence
not lie given. G.. D. BEASLEY, : -
jy2-W3tF r. s. DUKE, LAecutofs'
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NE return grateful Acknowledgements to
patrons Tor the kindness and couf lsnos -
manifested towards this Institution BY entustinr go -
daughters 70 us for instruction and We resolved et ~
trust SHALL Be betrayed We VIII return those ent9 II
Win lh mind aecuratslE and .horon-hlE co
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je25-w4t LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.

Within three or four days twenty four loads of
Iron have arrived for the extension of this road from
ThOmpsOus Station to Columbia, and the rest is "a
pidly coming forward
The work of Grading and Bridging the above
mentioned places is we'll advanced, and the Railroad
Company will very soon commence laying down the
rails
1t is their intention to have the road running to
Duck River two miles from Columbia, BY December,
and to the town BY Janusry or February next.
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Ell PAssO OVERLAND MAIL.-We learn from let
ter received yesterday from Mr.. JAMES GLOVER, the
pioneer agent of the Ell PasO Overland Mail Com
pany, that he would leave Fort Smith, Ark, on the
lst inst, with two mail and passenger wagons and
eight men, and that he will press forward with all
the speed and energy in his power. Mr.. GLOVER
dispatched provision wagon and eight men on the
2Sh of June.
He will be followed in rapid succession by other
parties, wagons provisions, &C. until his division
between Fort ChadbOurne and FL Paso is fully
equipped. The same energetic means are being
used to equip the other divisions, and there seems
now to be no doubt that the mail from Memphis 10
the Pacific will pass through according TO contract
by the 18th of September.-Memphis appeal.
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THE HISTORY OF The UNITED STATES
VOLUME VEE.
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NOtfee.

Notice.
Ii having claims against the estate OW 7. Williams
deed. late Of Dickson county, Tennessee, hereby notified
to die them properly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the County
Court Of county and State before the Uh day Of De
oember, 1858, in order that pro distribution Of said
be made among the creditors thereof having this day
gested said insolvency Of said II the claims
not le within the time prescribed law they viii be for
ever barred. THOS. FLANARY,
jy2OE3t Admir-. Of W. T. Williams, deed.
Executors Sale of Lands--On One, Two. or
Three Years. Time
4 WILL sell highest bidder, Saturday. day Of
September next, land negli0rh0od
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place, containing about hundred and seven
which there is mansons neatly finished good water
and fine land.
The Pand Place. containing hundred acres,
the it good land the balance Of it good cedar timber and
good water.
Lund Ewing Place miles Tract,
containing eighty acres good cedar land thirty cleared
with and cab, twenty Of which good
cedar timber, and will be sold in lots.
Sold three years time, with interest from date
the purchaser giving security and len the land for the pur
chase money. The lands all surveyed.
JAMES s. WEBB,
jy2O Ez Of John l. Parslsy's viii.
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Statement of the Condition of the Dam
bridge Bank on the 5th day of July, 1855.
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do not recollect any time when the opponents of
the Democratic party have heeu so WOuly at a loss
for mslterupon which to ground their opposition, or
so miserably deficient in the ability to invent some
thing BY which they might hope to work themselves
into power and place.
As is well remarked by the Trenton American
without any political issue with which they dare TO
20 before the people-With radical and irreconola-
bic divisions in their ranks-scorne and unaided
by those who in former contests gave character and
vgor to tho strife few self constituted leaders, with
little tact, and less judgment, seeking success
endesvoring to excite personal jealousies between
democrats. The more hopeless their cause, the more
desperate they become: and without least regard to
truth even probability they seize upon every scan
dalOus story and pebble it out from mouth to mouth
in the hope that they may possibly deceive some
body by it.
TIE Next CoNGREss.-Within month the series
of elections will commence which are to determine
the political character of the next Congress. The
choice of delegations to the House of Representa-
tves will take place in the following order accord
ing to the Tribune Almanac
lS58-August, LIST Monday-Alabama, Arkansas,
Kentucky, Missouri and Texas.
August, lst Thursdsy-North Carolina.
September 1st Tuesday-VermOnt.
September, LIST Thursday-CalilOrnis.
September, ID Monday-Maine
October, 1st Monday-Florida and Georgia.
October, ID NIOndsy-Soulh Carolina
October, % Tuesdsy-Indians, Iowa, Minnesota,
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
November LIST Tuesday-Delaware, Illinois,
Massachusetts, Micigan, New Jersey, New York
and Wisconsin.
November, lst Wednesday-Maryland.
1859-March, % Tussday-NeW Hampshire.
April, let Monday-COnneeieut.
April, ist Wednesday-RhOdo Island.
May, 4th Thursday-Virginia.
August, lst Thursdsy-Tennessee.
October, LIST MOnday-Mississipp
November lst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

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