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Obtaining Credit Under False Pretenes,

Obtaining Credit Under False Pretences.
Col. NETgERLAND has been in the habit of claim
ing great credit for iberality on the ground that
he gave thousand dollars out of his own pocket
to establish Female School in Rogersville. He
sometimes appeals to the ladies in the audience aud
claims their gratitude for this act Of disinterested
benevOlence in behalf Of their SEX He endeavors
to enlist the sympathies of the more tender
of his hearers in his favor by dwelling upon this
unparalleled piece Of generosity. All who have
heard him will remember with what peculiar unc
ton Col NETHERLAND speaks Of the benefits he has
conferred upon the rising generation by his liberal
patronage to the cause of female education.
We have always heard that genuine benevolenoe
is boastful ostentaious, and We thought it
somewhat remarkable that the good people Of HsN-
kins county, always r,aly to appreciate and &C
knowledge good action, bad left Col. NETHsRLAND
to herald his own praises aud pronounce his own
eulogy We could not suppose that such generosity,
IS Col. NETHERLAND elsimed credit for, could fail
to elicit some public testimonial OF gratitude from
his feIloW-citigens. No such testimonial had been
given and the Colonel was forced to resort to self
TO make his charities known. This
YES suspicious, and the subsequent Development
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The apparent majority against US in the election
two years ago is merely nominal 1t did not rep
resent the FIJI vote of the State. Nearly nine
thousaHdof those who voted 10 1885, failed to vote
10 1857. If that vote is brought out now it will
suffice TO make the contest close for Governor
2atrioi
The vote for Governor IN 1867 was the largest vote
ever casI for Governor 10 the State, with one ex-
ceptiOn. In the aggregate it was $3.50 larger than
the vote Of 1853, between JOHNSON and HENRY and
only fell 1884 below that in the exciting COZ test of
1855, between Johnson and GENTRY, when our op-
ponsnt', by the aid of the Know Nothing societies
we're able to bring every voter to the polls. The
vote of HARRIS in 1867, exceeded that for JoaS7
SON, in 1855, BY 4O3G while HArrONs vote fell be-
low that for GENTRY 5465. The result was re-
markable as showing that, within less than 1000
votes, the increased majority for HARRIS, in 1857
over the majority for JOHNSON, in 1856, was the
result Of changes from the Know Nothings 10 the
Democracy.
What the Patriot says of the falling off in the
vote in 1857 as compared with the vote for Presi-
dent In 1856, while correct in the aggregate, is
when the whole story of the falling off is told just
as little calculated to inspire confidence in the
u,
was 1000 less than BUcHANANs in 1856; and
HATroN's vote was 1000 less than FILLmoRE's
II this whole vote is brought cut now and goes rs
it went in 1856, it still would not suffice to make
the vote close for Governor. But we remind the
Patriot that, in 1857, it used to declare thst the
vote Of 1856 was test Of the strength of the par
hes-that 'the no chance" cry of the Democrats,
in regard to FILLMORE, frightened the Know Moth
ings, and that thOusandsO f sold Line Wings" voted
for BUcHANAS IS the only way to defeat FREMONT
who would support HATrON, ard probably elect him
That was the explanation, made by our opponents
Ia 1857 to inspire confidence. Theexplanation now
made by the Patriot for like purpose is entirely
inconsistent with the explanation of 1857
For our own part, we think that the msjoriIy Of
Gov. HARRIS in this elestiou will decidedly exceed
that which he received in 1857 We may be mista-
ken, but having, for several years past proved our
selves very accurate in foretelng the results of the
elections in this State, we in all now candOr and
sincerely, place on record this prediction.
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| a. N COunIles, ~.
The following counties are jointly entitled to one
representative:
Carter and johnson K N. maj. in ls57,-77O.
Anderson and Campbell: K. N maj. in 1857
49,
Scott, Morgan, and Fentress: Dem. maj. in 1857,
-496.
Grundy Coffee, and Van Buren,: Dem. maj. in
| 57,-I266
Benton and Humphreys: Dem. maj. in 1851
647.
Perry and Decatur: DEM maj. in 1957,-311.
Dyer and Lauderdale K N. maj in 1890.
The above districts gave. three K. N. and four
Democratic msjOrities.
| The following districts are called "foating dis
triets-being made up, in whole in part Of frao-
tons of other counties, otherwise unrepresentsd:
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock, and Jefferson: Dem
ocratic majority il 1857-776.
Knox and Sewer: Know Nothing majority in 1857
-I543
Polk, MoMinu, and Meigs Democratic majority
in l857-10G5
Rhea, Bedsoe, and Hamilton Democratic major
| ity in 1878.
Smith, Sumner, and Macon Democratic majority
| in 1857-297
Davidson, Robertson, and Montgomery: Know
Nothing majority in ls57-1S58.
Rutherford and Bedford: Know Nothing majority
in 1857-6S
Marshall, Lincola, ana Giles: Democratic major
ity in 1S57-3047.
Williamson, Maury, and Lewis: Democratic ma
jOrity in 1875.
Carroll, Gibson, Madfou, and Henry: Know
Nothing majority in IS57--798.
Upton, Shelby, and Fayette Democratic msjori-
ty in 1857-483.
Democratic Floating DistricLs,"7. Know Moth
ing Floating Districts,"4
From the above it will be seen, that, taking the
vote for Governor in 1857 as the test, the Demo-
Gratis should elect A, and the Kuow Nothings 81
This is better than did two years ago ths House
then having stood, AZ Democrats to 80 Know Moth
ings. In the Senate, that year, we elected more
than the vote for Governor would have given u.s. and
in the House less
Oar readers will see that we should elect de-
cded majority to the House. But, II they will look
at the figures, they will also see that there are
era very close counties; and it, by rvalries or neg
lect, they manage to lose seven of these counties
then the Opposition will have msioriiy in the
House. We know that, in few counties Demo
cratic aspirants are doing all they can to accom-
psh such q result. But We trust il is not vet too
late for the people themselves to take ell such cases
in hand AMI teach uuruly aspirsnts to know and |
keep their places in the ranks.
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The CANDIDATES FOB GovEREoR.-Gov HARRIS
and Col. NETHERLAND speak at Decatur, Meigs cOun-
ty, tomorrow, after which they take a respite urt
the llth, when they resume the canvass at Athens
They then address their fellow-citizens of East
Tennessee at various points up to the ID of August
During their resting SPELL" Gov HARRIS will re-
turn to the city to give necessary attention to
public business.
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wv will sell good bargains long time in IS 20 Brown
w vile Lots, containing from to 10 EACH These
OTIS finely suited for residences and for gardening purposes
from % TO miles from the city, ghborhoOd equal to
the State and rsrae Male Female AGA
DENY Many the Lots very telutfu and vel nbere6.
juiy1 J. La r. W BROWN,
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WHAT OF THE GOLD MINEs!-Mr HORACE GREE
LEY, writing from Denver City under date of the
10th of June, says he had for the previous three
days been climbing the Rocky Mountains and look
ing through the new gold diggings, and adds ''Ny
conviction is that there is no mistake about tthere
il gold here, but it is harder to get it by digging
than almost any other way. few will make
fortunes, while many will lose and go away almost
bankrupt"
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The Legislature.

A few days ago, We reviewed the Senatorial dis
riets for the purpose Of laying plainly before our
readers the work to be done to secure Democratic
majority in that body. We showed that our peliti-
cal friends in the majority, in 1857, in four
teen Of the twenty-five Senatorial districts
We now, for like purpose, give the composition
of the House, it would have been in 1857, had
all the counties and dstricts elected Represents
tives according as they gave msjOrities for Gov
ernor:
The following cOun.ies7slect each tOO Represen-
tatives
Maj. for Governor in 1857
DEM. Il. n.
DaNuSou '.s''ssass.s t.s...s. - ef1
ZlO n
NllSon.. .'ssssss - Oh
Six members; two Democrats and four z. Ms.
The following counties elect each one member Of
the House:
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TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN FOR SALE
Fourth of July.

PIC-N PART TIES.
Nd others, who desire supply of MoCoRHAcK's Miner
"a al waters the Fourth Of July, requested to
in their orders possible in order to avoid dsaP
iuue3O-3t NJ. MCCORMACK. z
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
CHEAP HOMES.

CHANGE having taken place in my business would ear.
nesily request immediate settlement s July, with all
juiyI-iIw HIT. SCOTT.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Tne Lady Of the Isle, from rial M b 8rs South
worth, author Of = Retributonn 'Inda," etc.
Pictures Of Country Life, by alice Cary.
Lady's Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Erie or Little by Little, tale % Koslyu School
The Losing snd Taking Of Mau-aul.
Empire Of Austria. BY john s. c. Abbott
DiaryOf Lady Morgan.
Securing Of As While Horse-iustrafed.
The Methodist Preacher, volumes.
Bucklands C1riosities OF Natural History.
Etael's Lou Life, novel by Margaret Sweat.
Father and Daughter BY Miss Brcmer.
syhil Grey-Triumphs Of Virtue.
Lady Of AlbarOus, BY Lippard.
Rob Roy. for 8 cents.
Guy Mannerug, % cents.
For sale by JOHN YORK A
APPS.
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DIR. 7. G. ROSS

EETOULD respectfully his friends and former
w patrons Of Nashville and vicinity, that he viii promptly
atead all in the profession OF Dentistry
His rooms for the present. Mrs Claiborne No 90 High
street. nesr Broad Street junef0-tl2t
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TEV5E Fancy and Dry Goods JOb6ers Of Nashville are nvsd
~ exsnine fa line Of the above goods, made oEa fn
Ruhlsr Goodyear Patent. Also assorueni
~ io Trades made Common Rubber, and fer sa ~
re acase ony) a. oce Of the New Haven sasPendr
VosEs "a Reads Street, New York. between BIoadsF A
49,. - z.r.s.- CHARLES g. JUpS0Nt
OI Is5s g. 60 l.s..-a-s soleAgsak
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JUST RECEIVED.

SSMITs KENNET ALE Fo'ty barrels Of the celebrated
= SnitA5 Kennel Ale, from Wheeling Va, which Ioaer at
low figures. NJ. MCCORMACK.
PHILADELPHIA xxx PORTER.
A sPLENDID article for sale in quantities, by
"a NJ. MCCORMACK,
iJne3l-3t Broad Street.
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weep, EDDY * COS Augusta, Georgia
or NGDD. EDOA & co., Atlanta, Georgia.
an.hIh a 4

, lstOf he numbers hItare drawn from the Ehee, with
the amount ts prize L., Will be pub
every drawing, te following paTers-Aususta
Constitute slist. Mobile Register, Nashville Gazete
York Weekly Day Cook Richmond Dispatch PaudinS Mss
Clarion AMI New York lie aid. juyl
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BOOKS FOR SUmMElE EEADTNG,

The Harp Of Thousand Strings, Warwick Woodlands
Mrs Partngtons Carpet Bag Of aunt Pattys scrap Bag.
Fun, Yauke. Notfous
Sam Sticks Sayings and Doings, Comic Monthly,
Simon suggs' Adventures and Ma. Jones Courship
Travels, Drama in PoLervi1ie,
swamp Doctors Adventures in Charcoal Sketches,
the Southwest, Simon Surrs.
Flush Times in AlasGma and Charms ii Paliz
mississippi, eisiortznts Of Peter Fa0er,
adventures OF sam Slick IN Maj jones Tr-Yes,
Texas, The Yankee the Msrmaiis.
Major Tho-Pe's Scenes In Ar Streaks u seuaftsr
Kansas, Quarter Race in Kentucky
Big Bear 5 Adventures ard TraY- The Rival Bellies,
els, Yartea YsT-s
Judge HaburOns Yankee stO Times Of Col vAnderbous,
rss. Yunkee Ietferz
Inc Diary Of an Old hoct0r, Big Bear Of Arkansas,
Dow Jr 5 short Patent Sermons Ely Shooting Box,
Mrs. Jericho's C0mic Lectures The Qnatroon Horndz
Pictorial Lie and Adventures Of Adventures Of Capt Fasrao
DaYy Croeket Stray Subjects Arrested,
fletoral Lie and Ad7entures Pckns he Picayune,
o. Jack Sheppard, Peter Ploddy,
Adventures Of Perrival May Smiths theatrical Aru-en
ber sicsship
adventures Of Col Ysnderbom, Sol smiths Theaea Journey
Chronicles OF PineVille, Eork,
Deer Stslkers, Loussitna gv-a4uD Toef,r
1iJ- hregaiS Adventures, New Orleans Sketch Book,
Widow RugbS-s Husband. Rulret of Fup
Pslly Peablossom's Wedding, Comic Bcqueite &C. &c &
For salety HAGAN 4 JOHNSON,
June O Market street
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New GO0ds--Third Importation.

New GO0ds--ThiTd Importation.
ETE are receiving few and desirable articles in the
w way OF travelling Dress Goods Rich Black Silks,
hons, Loose Basque Rich Scarfs &C. &c These Goods
bought in New vin the last few days by rm
and are new and desirable
june2S-f X G. MoA1RY & co.
TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN FOR SALE.
THyIIE subscriber has TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN he -
he wishes he DESTROYS Of leaving the -
days. will sell them at bargain Any q
wishing to purchase No. Negroes at low prices would NJ
well to call upon Immediately at the City Hotel.
fape9O-gt G. c. GORHAM.
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,
IN nRneRING TICKETS Or cERTIPIcArE

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for the Tickets
ep. u which they vii be forwarded by first mail
The List of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be pur
chasers Immediately after The drawing.
IT will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
II , All prizes Of 81 0O under, paid imme lately AFTER
the TaWngo her prizes al the usual time Of forty days
Notice 10 OOrreSpondents-rhOse who prefer not
sending money By mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars and
upwards lie at risk aEd expense from any city
where they have Office The money order
be enclosed in Government Post once &sd Eselope,
the Express Company receive them.
All communications strictly cor flential.
orders Tickets Certificates BY Nail Express, to be d
r.r.r II Il
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. II.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Rs N
I - g s.; .
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NEKT,J 3rd, 1880.
Passenger Trains will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at l0:I5 A. N. and P. NJ
Z" Stevenson at $50 A. VI. anu $50 P NJ
Arrive at Chattlnoosa at 8 90 A. and sou P. NJ
GOING EssF.
Leave Chattanooga at 2:33 A NJ. and aOPM
g Stevenson At $50 A. N. and $50 P. "
Arrive at Nashville at ll;59 NJ. and 30 p NJ
pOTH TrAns making close Connections East and west At
Stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston other Rail-
roads to New Orleans and other Southern cities and at Chatt
with the Georgia State Roa by with other Roads
running through Georgia, South Carolina Alabama,
with East fennesee and Georgia Railroad at ChattafOoq
Meeting link in the Virginia route, Lyncburg, Richmond
Baltimore Phla lzpha Washington City, and ether
Eastern eiti.s.
Through Tickets be had any hour on application to
Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot, following places viz
New YORK, via East Tennessee Yrn route: New York
via Chareston Philadelphia, Balimo.e Washington CITY,
Petersburg, Richmond Lynchurg, Knoxville Charleston sa
yannah, Macon, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, Huntsville
Grad functions Memphis New Orleans Virginia springs Beer
sheba Springs and McMinnville.
juiyl-H z. W. COLE, sursrntanGssl.
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AUCTION SALE OF GMOCERIES,
CAETER. NIIESEGRD & CO..

Successors Carter Mckay & Co., and F. Lanier.)
On Tuesday, July jGh, 1852
ETTE viii offer for cash in front Of Warehouse No s. Mar.
w k st. eet large assortment OF Fresh and Choice Gro
1erieS, comprising in pHt the following articles, viz
100 hh1s La Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars bnds
leo hays Rio Coffee, 600 cases Cove Oysters,
% bags Laguyra Coffee, go boxes S5 Bar Soap,
80 bbIs lew Oasses, goo boxes Palm Soap,
50 = bbs Molasses, loo boxes Foxes Starch,
SO hbls Crushed Powdered 08 Woods Starch,
Sugar, 900 dozen BrOom's,
800 hAs Cincinnati Whisky, 900 boxes Candles,
p bb-s News0m 100 boxes TallOW do,
50 old Robertson County do 50 L q bbls Cranberries,
old and Bourbon do 800 dozen Painted Buck sts
p \ pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W r & Z D Cheese.
% bbIsWater and Butter Crack % bags Pepper,
ers, 3Do Teains Wrapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 Sardines,
100000 asso-ted Cigars
With many other a ticles too tedious to mention.
CARTER. WILSFORD g. co,
July It'd No. Market street.
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Great Reduction.

Great he0uCtHOu.
VETITH the view Of selling GU. everything in the WY OF
Wv Summer stock. have this day redueee the
prices figures that must insure sr sale and all not
supplied would do wen TO cali and the following articles,
they will be sold without regard to cost, FOR CASH. or to
PROMPT BUYERS ON TINE
Rich Summer Silks, of aII kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines I" a.
Rich Printed Bareges, 50 50
Rich Printed OrgandieS, g.
Rich Printed JacOnets. Sc I"
Together with an endless variety Of Low PRICED LAWNS in
fact everything the Of Summer Goods, VIII
be sold at Gerry i0lc prices I've mean what We ssy"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Planters Bank OF Tennessee,
NASHVILLE, June 30, fe59.
dividend Five Dollars per Share viii be paid the Stock
holders on demand b order Of the Board.
june3O-dlm D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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FURTHEIs SUPPLY eF
Guilds SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS,
TEsTAMBNTs AND PSALMS, with notes,
TRACTS, TRACT PRIMERS, HAND BILLS,
PICTURE REWARD CARDS, &C, &C.
Just received by CHARLES ". SMITH
hay2Y-u No Al Co5aqe Sweet
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EACH sATURDAYN IULv.


WHOLE TICKETS $40. HALVES IS; QUARTERS sax
Remember that every Prize in the above
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out deduction.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
be fOllowing rates. which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages OF 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 40
10 Quarter 30
g &c Eighths - 10
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To theLad5es.
New Music store.


LUCK
- Is nowOpening on Church Street BE-
~ 10 tween Summer and Cherry, the finest ..I4
b ~ assortment Of Musical Instruments 4 II ~ n
~as Sheet Music, Fancy Articles Toys Bass
Ests d F works. In the city all Of which will be sold low
IS he same ARTICLES be purchased anywhere Call and exam
inc ny stock before purchasing elsewhere $500
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ASSUzD IN ASTEzE or UEgRPAsskD kzzozEca
AND
Beautifully Illustrated with
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
FOR CONGRESS,
DR.. TH0S. MENEES, of Robertson.
FOR FLoATER,
A. G. MERRITT, of Davidson.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
East Tennessee.
Gen. SAM MHzlsAE Greene. W. NEWMAN Of Knox
Capt g. W. HAMS Of Knox. ROFERT MoNELLT, Of BIadlty
Middle Tennessee.
p o. DUNEssToS Of Maury G. W. BUCHANAN OF Bedford
@. c. ToEBETT, OF Davidson. W. 5. MuEDAY, CT
9. L FINLEY Of Davidson.
West Tennessee
THos. II. LoawooD, Of Shelby. P GLESE Of Fayetts
WN Fl. CARRoLs Of Shelby. II. 7. cUNMIHs Of Henry
JoHE NJ CARMAcEs 81 Shelby.
ELECTION DAY,
Thursday, 4th day Of August.
Enrnv Urou,ryr,