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MADAME LA ROSE.

TINHE world renowned Doctress, and Goddess of the
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Was there any fraud in the action OF the
convention after it assembled! Were there
any delegates fairly elected and excluded
from their seatsr Did any of the delegates
violate pledges, and deceive their oonstitu-
ents? Was any article or section surrepti-
tiously inserted in The constitution? | have
not heard OF any of these things. And IL the
constitution was soiied with fraud and eorrup-
ton, where is the proof
A fourth objection Is, the constitution was
not submitted 10 the people for their vote OF
approval or disapproval. l answer, IL was
not necessary to submit the entire instrument
There is no priaciple in the theory OF our
Government, no constitutional ar municipal
law, no established, positive, and reeosniz d
rule. and there was no mandate "a the con
yention from the sovereign people which was
imperative upon them 20 submit ANY portion
OF ii for adoption or rejeetion by thair votes
1t was not contemplated by the Legislature
by which the law for holding convention
was passed over the Governors vote. IL
could not have been contemplated by the peo-
Die when they elected delegates 90 she con-
yention or they would have then made an
expression OF their wishes. There had not
l., en- uniform rule Of practice established by
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TwESrY-oSE YEARx MIR. I'm, Of CalIfor-
MIA. has given notice q bin 10 prohibii re-
pentAn. Know Nothings from becoming can
didates for Congress until they have been
faithful memb<rs Of the DemocFaIic party
twenty-one yrars.-Aapkis Atalsncke
Az 10 woald take an honest knew Nothing
Al Least sxenty-one years 20 sink himself 10
the level of majority Of sDemocratic1 Con-
gressmea. Mr.. HAS movement may b. ne
garied ~ = sensible oae.-Et{zuksa NirFcF.
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It is probably not generally known that
Captain L. 4. Levy, recently restor, TO ac-
tive service in the Navy, i the present pro-
prietor OF the old Monticello estate, formerly
the property and resideace II Thomas Jeiisr-
son, where be di-pens,s that elegant hsspitali-
~ for which be aud his wife are 80 celebrated.
| think Capt. Levy j. TO have the command Of
the Mediterranean Squadron. the appoint
ment hitherto lying betweeh him and Com.
Shubriek-and that be will go out ia the
Wabash, as soon a. that frigase j. ready for
sea--C5r. q LAs PAiladap1sa Ea9usyer,
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State of Tennessee, Davidson co.,
CIRCUIT COURT MAY RULES, 1853.
George L. Williams, !
rs.

george r Williams Bill for Divorce.
Eleanor J. Williams.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mas
L ter, from the bill and affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendant Eleanor J. Williams is non-resi-
dent OF the State of Tennessee, that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served her. il is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Patriot a
newspaper published in the city Nashville for four
successive weeks requiring the said defendant ap-
pear at the of the Circuit Court Of Davidson
county 10 be held at the city of Nashville on the 3rd
Monday in May next, then and there plead answer
dcmur to compliments bill the same will be Ia
ken pro coniesso and set down for hearing parte
DAVID C. LOVE,
aprl7-w4t Clerk and Master.
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WILL sell 10 the highest bidder for cash on Friday
the 30th inst the personal property belonging 10
the estate Of Nancy Iangford deceased at her late
residence on Cherry street South Nashville.
Also: the House and Lot, formerly occupied by the
deceased, will be rented for the balance OF the present
year on reasonable terms.
aPrl6-td J. MIILTRON, Admir-.
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Hen CIVILIZATIONS.
~ T. w w O X IL
By Rev. Dr. Halsey of Louisville, Kentucky.
The Literary Attractions Of
the Bible.
Or, A Plea for the Word of God, con-
sidered as a Classic.
BY LIE ROY J. HALsEY, DID.

vol. 12mo. 81 %.
In the following pages it is proposed to present an
outline Of what may be called the incidental attrac-
tons Of the Bible-to forth its claims, both
classic and a book of general education. Regard
ed simply book Of learning, Of taste and genius,
of history and eloquence, has exerted influence
which cannot be too highly estimated, and commends
itself to every cultivated understanding. 1t is the
book Of our learning, not less than religion; the
basis of oUr civilization not less than salvation.
II has moulded into shape, it has quckened into life
the whole body Of our secular learning, well
theology; it has breathed its vital spirit into all
science, literature legislation, philosophy and
cia and political institutions.
It is these attractions, which may he felt and ap-
preciated even by the rreligous and worldly mind
ed which propose group together in one distinct
and connected view. Our object will be 10 speak of
the Book OF God rs a production of inspired genius
and classic taste; reveal something Of
urable wealth. as a field of knowledge and mine OF
WISDOM model Of eloquence, master piece Of poe
sy, text book OF instruction; and thus render it,
SO far shall be able, attractive to all.
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Fresh Arrivals

OF Ladies' Misses and ChildrGn'S Wear
AIDES superior stitched calf kid Congress Ga tiers
Il - Italian cloth Laced Caters with and with
out heels.
ladies' fine kid Congress Boots.
=" - - thick sole .. heels.
90 % thin sole - heels.
Misses lasting plain and tpid Caters.
% kid pump hect Boots
Childrens goat, kid French Morocco Boots thick
and thin soles.
Childrens Kid Boots, small sizes a great variety.
Received by JOHN RAMAGE
march24-u - College street
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References:
FOR RENT.

4 HANi'SuNE and csIniurtiil. family residence IA
~ EirrnclI near tlr bridge. with Carriage horse
and stable attached r the balance &C tc year. FUs-
SESSION given immediately. ArIy 10
LYONS a CO,
marla-u u Public square
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For ne Nashciue Patriot
The Orphan.

Dark was the night, and drear the hour,
Ny heart was wrapt in gloom;
As sought 10 find the little bower,
That covers my mothers tomb.
At last upon the hallow'd ground,
Ny footsteps found the way,
listened, all was still around,
And onward did stray.
Across the mounds beneath whose sod,
Departed spirits lie,
Whose Wondering forms are robed by God,
And fitted for the sky.
Beneath the weeping Willows wave,
Amid the blooming flowers;
Beside the lonely strangers grave,
Whose tears are heavens showers
The moon unveil'd, and gently spread
Her lingering shadows round,
The tender violets dropping head
Was pillow'd on the ground
gained the spot and saw the ground
Wherein my mother lies
Iknelt and prayed that God who gave
Would take her to the skies
RANDALL
NASHVILLE, April Il, 1885,
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From the Ne1o Orleans Picdyluae.
Metairfei = ockey Club Races-Spring
Meeting, 1855.
FIFTH DAY.

Yesterdays race, for the $500 purse, mile
heats. best three in five, will long be remem-
bered as a bright event in the annals of the
turf in the South. In fact, it STANDS preemin-
ent as the best we have ever been called upon
to record, and in looking back we call to mind
the different rivals that have claimed supre-
macy'in that particular race and from the days
of Telie Doe, in the early history of racing at
New Orleans. through the long list of cham
piOns, among which may be named Creath,
Music, Sunbeam, Miss Foote, Aduella, Fred
Kaye, CrotOn, Flying Dutchman, Fanny O..
Hegira, Victress, and host of others, who
were bright particular stars of their day, We
look in vain for a record that the perform
ances Of yesterday does not completely over
shadow.
The day. the course and the attendance
were all that could be desired.
Minnehaha, Mary b.. Joccosee and Wiley
were the cOntending nags. the former the
favOrite against the field. The first heat was
won by JoccOsee, who stole a march upon
Minnehaha. in the home stretch, and beat her
to the stand by about half head, to the de-
light of the numerous hackers of the field at
long odds. Their triumph, however, was
short-livcd, for in the three succeeding heats
Minnehaha made play from the score, and
was never headed In the third heat Mary B.,
who had been biding her time, made a rush
the entire mile in las The fourth heat was
a repetition of the third, save that it was one
second slower-I:46
1t must be borne in mind that the purse
races have been run with the additional
weights which the club arranged last winter,
and this makes the race the more eXtraOrdina-
ry. The following is the
SUMMARY:
FRIDAY, April 81. c. Purse S6OO-Mile
heats best 3 of 5.
d. F. Kenner's b. (. Minnchaha, by Mahomet,
out OF Kate Aubury, years (Abe) ....... 2 l
VIM. Minors (Smith PerTitt'sD b. (. Joccosee
by imp. Glencoe, out of imp Camaitta, 3
years. i
a. l.. Bingaman's It b. Pondcxter's) Oh. IN.
Mary B., by imp Glencoe, out Of Marietta,
\. X. RicharGss b. Wiley, by Grey Eagle,
out Of Binkey, years Observation-Disclosures. . 4 3
Time, l;50-l AS :45-146
SIXTH DAY.
SATURDAY, April l0.-Jockey Club Purse,
Sl500-Four Mile Heats.
d, F. Kenner's b. c. Rupee, by Voucher, out of
la penny, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
a. L. Bngaman's CHI. g. Tom McGufIin, by Rufin
out Of La Bacchante s Observation-Disclosures .
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OF rENNEssEE,

on TIE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE LIE
COMPTON CONSTITUTION
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DVS SNEN-VVON

VIE partnership heretofore existing under the STYLE
Il and firm Of CLIFTON n ABBOTT. was dissolved on
the 9th INST by mutual consent take effect on the
2nd Of February 1855 The business will be contnu-
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT x Co. Of Philadelphia
All persons indebted 60 the late firm, previous % the
"a OF February, lS5S, Will please call Immediately
the old stand No. Is Cedar strect) and settle with
GEO. H. Amurr who IS fully authorized - collect and
receipt for the same.
In retiring from the firm OF CLIgroN & ARBnrT, take
great pleasure IN recommending the patronage Of
my friends, Mcssrs. CiIFruN ALBRIGHT Co. gentle
men worthy OF confidence, and solicit Tor them con-
tinuance Of past faVors.
aprl3-u GEO D. ABBOTT
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$500 worth Of Fine Geld JeWelry
At LOTION

TIVE ssock cussstsss e nne gold ana silver rnrish
Il Lever nupic1, sss winding, Anchor and cylinaer
EAtchea
flne Gold Guard yest Ana Feb CHAINS I, = Z ana Q,
Glass ickets. sisess naItns slads zosa kna silver
fcncls ane fens nHe - Jeselry such a. canaso
Eei4 isteae, fefeniine Nlc Lava Csral, are all gold
Ipscthcr ~ith VARSITY ~ otheF gaeis usaaiy kept
fFs<lsEl JeuetFy sue ne zste eaalisnrs every
efrulAs uuti fae epfife sGock - assnset -
Csunlry NeFchsn1s and efhers are inxaod O. exam
tns tAAs stk before haslpx essNhens Gaa<is a
ptv4ss z.le saEi.s Abs aay a. New rerk whai-sAhs
frioes Isrns Cash
HAFss-a BESJ. y. skIELIs
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so NEGROES WANTED.
Nanted.

WE will pay the highest Cash Price for Fifty good
w Young Negroes.
aprle-u H. ii. HAYNES & co.
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BEAVER DAM
S p K | NJ g S
Hickman CO., Tenn,
FORTY MILES WEST OF coLUMBIA)
CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrship and Management.

TI'HIS celebrated watering place having been pur-
Il chased by the subscriber las been thoroughly
repaired and renovated ana will bc opened Tor the re-
ccpton of visitors on the
GOTH DAY OF MAY.
The late proprctors having disposed OF their entire
interest the Springs subscriber assisted by Mrs
Keller, viii assume the entire nauag cement Of the es-
adjustment and neither pains nor expense viii be
spared a. render Beaver Pam IL the pleasant
and comfortable watering places u the Southwest.
Accommodations, &c.
The buildings have all been placed IN excellent
pair, and many improvements added, that -Four
Hundred visitors can be accommodated with every
comfort and convenience. The table will be album
dainty supplied, and viii be equal TO those Of rst class
hotels.
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist Of White Grey
Red afl Black Sulphur Chay beate (proven by analy
10 DE the strongest n the state aud the best Of
frcstone and Limestone.
Medical : tendance.
The subscriber, who has been for the last 10 years.
engaged m the practice Of medicine n North Alabama
aud Memphis, hc commanded al! hours By Wis
uors who may chance Ia need has scrN ices physi-
clan
Means of access Ia Beaver Dam.
There three routns these springs all OF which
are IN nne rcp-ir line e Coaches Will run from Co
lumbH three times a week., and Passengers VIII 90
through from that place 90 one day over one ofhc n
nest roads ln the STATE. Arra1remruts have bccu
made az B-itts Landing. the Tennessee Idver. by
which visitors approaching from that direction VIII dad
ready conveyance O. the springs.
Amuscmenfs, &c.
Visitors will Ind at Beaver lam ID large Rail Room,
Ten Pm Alcys, &c. uuc trout stream near the
place, and d-ol in great abundance may be found In
the immediate ylciuty.
Rates of Charges.
Per week ......-..-.. ......--.......s5 90
Children under ten years Oh ...-........... 5 50
Servants az all ages .-....... s 40
A liberal deduction viii Doc made iu the above rates
when families remain one month during the season.
References:
90 those who are unacgua.utcd with the proprietor
Of Beaver am De- bees leave O. refer
Gen. Hinton and l'r. ICw,'e jackson Mss.
9. pSaIh Cox ffq. and John ". IslI-iry. Selma Ala
Mcs-Js. I. a a. BAN ll-caiHp-1 Ala. ifs W II 4
y. ,. Ncwsum, Trsctrhia. An a. &. Galloway G. T.
Foute Esd. and u. y. sni p. ESQ. Memphis, Tenn, A.
n. Ln"rcy, lsg., Colombia, Tenn.
aprl5-o,mN THOMAS !. KELLER.
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The Parson and the Rustic.

EPIGRAM
A lovesick young pair who had only dollar
To pay TO the priest for cOnjugal collar,
We're told by the parson - His regular fee,
For marrying people, was always " : "
90 Nay, them quoth the swain - good parson, now
come
dollar, Pm sure, ought to marry US some;
It's all have got you can take it, you know,
And marry as far as the money will go! ="
GBoston Post
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Administrators Sale.

WE wish to hire a GOOD NURSE Immediately.
w aprl6-tf H. II. HAYNES * co
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small Haiances.

WE have q number % saiAil balances on cur
w ksssks and ncvd TIE funds oar tartns are Cash
on delivery BfNJ. q SHIELDS,
zprls-u
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1858. J. ii. McGilI. 1855.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE.
nnrrn, Nnllcrn Strnn+ nr,l IL Dill g..

HAVING just received every style OF shell, Ivory
Buffalo, and Horn Puu, iuckug, side, Pine tooth
and RcdduG Combs. Also, Ivory, RIOS wood shell aud
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail Flesh, Shaving and Cloth
Brushes small Toilet Mirrors, Ladies and Geutlemcn's
Dressing Cases for travelling for the room: Morocco
Bags, Cdhas, furnished and unlurn>hci: Ebony Work
Boxes and the Writing Desks. VIII sell at prices 10
suit the times. apr LET
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VEST BUTTONS
Shirts ard Collars.

TUST TO hand another invoice uf shirts, wLich W
81 warrant &, he superior in every way, aud O. e
better than any other style, win without collars
preferred, Tor sale low by
aprI6-u J. r. MoiIIl-
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RyrOn and Stauding CoIlors
CHESSMEN.

LIVERY variety and size Of Byron and Standing
l. Collars, and few latest style Standing Collars
received anu Tor sale by
aprI6-u J. II. MCGILI4
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WOOD, Ivory and jet Chcssmcn and nominoes
w with ali styles and sizes OF Back ganm0n Buard.
just received and for sale by
HprI6-u j. II. McGuI-
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Kid, sir. Cloth, and Buckskin Clio,
sir and Saiin Ties, SrarfS, and CTaya

TUST % hand, choice lot Of best quality Of Gloves
J embracing every color Of Kid, six, Cloth, Buck
skin. etc. fulri3-Ifl !. H. MCGl -
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ID ECEIVED this day a superior assortment q Ties,
N stocks. ScnTfs, aud Cravats. Every variety u
colors, and at various prices, for sale by
apri6-u J. II. Mc,sII-
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II A. Store lot of very hne Northern Mrshanock
Potatoes whlch lac viii I'll Tor much less than cust
10 close consignment. Warranted good,
HuTt4-tI
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GOTH DAY OF MAY.

II WIS celebrated watering place having been pur-
Il chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated, ana viii bc opened the
crntinn d Ni.iInrs M fLI
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CHEAP SOLEIEATUER

ID x c. ANDERSON, Nos. As and ~ College street,
have in store and Tor sale, heavy lot Of excel
lent Oak Tanned Sole Leather AZ 25 cents per pound =
Call soon If you wish bargains In any kind Of leather
p. 4 {. ANDERSON.
Nos. 45 and ~ College Street,
Janl2-u a few doors from Broad.
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TCoNTINUED.l

IL me- House. OF REPRESENTATIVE, MARCH 2erH, 1895
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NAIUKOAI, ApTI IU.-JOCAty CIuD IuTse,
Sl500-FOur Mile Heats
D. F. Kenner's b. C. Rupee, by Voucher, out of
la penny, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l l
a. L. Bngaman's CHI g. Tom McGufIin, by Rufdn
out OF La Bacchantc, s yrs. Observation-Disclosures. .
/ } Wellss gr- c. Calvit, by imp. Yorkshire, out
of Reel 3 INSTRUMENTATION. 4 3
K. NJ. Longs CHI. h. Red Jacket, by Wagner, dam
by imp Trustee, yrs.........................
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aInuscments, &c.

Visitors will lind al Beaver an "a large Rail Room
Ten Pm Aueys, sc. uuc trout stream runs near To-
place. and d-rl q great abundance may be found Il
the immediate yicuty.
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Medical AItendance.

The waters at Beaver Dam consist 81 White, Grey
Red AMI Black sulphur, Chay beae (pruyen by analy-
SIS 10 be the strongest in the staie aud the best Of
Frestoue and Limestone
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The subscriber, who has been for the last 10 years
engaged IN the practice ct medicine m North Alabama
aud Memphis can hc commanded AT all hours by Wis
itors who may chance ouccd his a. a physl-
ann
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trouble with those men who make a
trial of cutting green, is that they dry
1t so much in the hot sun that it canno,
sweat in either swath or NOW. have
seen stacks of hay in many pla les, that
hay having been put so dry, the
if my arm had been long enough
| could have put my hand through
them, and that after they had stood
for months, and the hay had no more
flavor, Except the little ripe seed left
on than brush from u dead tree.
want to see no stacks or hay mows put
up for me but will in week or ten
days become so solid that it is with diff.
fculty you can push your hand into
them one foot.
Now, Messrs. Editors, 1 have given
you, as lucidly as can, my views and
reasons for dcyiating from the rules
laid down by far moro learned men, as
to the time for cutting and manner OF
curing timothy hay, and indeed all
other kinds of hay l have had any ex-
pericnce with in this hot climate. Yet
l have no doubt but some of those, DOS
sesscd Of good talents will criticise my
mode not little, but all l ask is, that
MY brother working farmers will prove
me and try me, and see whether know
anything of the true principles of max
ing and time of cutting hay. Let them
follow my plan strictly, and then either
approve or condemn it, according as
they find it. 1 should be pleased if
, 500 farmers in the State of New York
would give my plan trial and report.
1t is high time, in this age of enter
prise in the world, that the true time
and method of cutting and curing hay
was known, so as to make it most pleas.
ant to the taste Of the dumb brutcs
and most profitable to the owner
JOHN JOHNSTON. Near Geneva.