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The Duel.

The Herald gives the following account Of the
duel:
The parties met about quarter before o'clock
in beautiful ravine on the rancho of Mr. Davis. in
San Mateo county, two miles from the dividing line
between the counties Of Saneto and San Francisco.
They were accompanied by their seconds, surgeons,
and about seventy friends. The ground was meas
ured off the principals posted, and the word given.
The weapons regular dEelling pistols, the dis
tance ten PAGES and the firing to be done between
word fire and the word two7 At the first fire Mr.
BrOderick received his antagonists ball in the right
breast about two inches above the nipple, while his
ball struck the ground few feet in advance of Judge
Terry. Mr. Broderck reeled and fell, when Judge
Terry left the ground with his friends Mr.. BFoder
ick was conveyed TO the house of Mr. Leonidas Has
kell at Black Point where he received every pOssi
sible attention At O'Clock last night we learned
that the bail had been extracted 1t was found lodg
ed under the skin the side Of the left shoulder
the point Of articulation The ballhad entered
the right breast at the point above named where it
took an outward course, passing through the mus
cles, shattering the sternuIn or breast bone, and
wounding the left lung
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EWTE receiving AID opening, FOR TIE FALL
~ TRADE far the largest aud most conste stock Of
Goods in our line, offered 10 the Trade in thu State
Our SoJk Is l and conpIete, c8uprtsfag a TEt tfHS
of eUeyg Ba,iety and ss ssd Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURERS. and the bcsc possible
e fully saving, that inducemen shall os Ia
superior any before offered to tie Trade in this ate
PROMPT and Cash dealers specially requested 70
give usa call. You will save noney-by doiaz 80
BERRY, SAUFLEY & CO.
aupIa-3n n Public ssuare
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Extra Zinc Sled.

VNYE have received, direct from heE Orleans, 81 hhdg
w Of strictly choice Sugar dcdy re best nov in mar
ket This lot Of Sugar has r<edne nogsaeads are
Aoii' Ano - - TTzELl., HOOPER, 4 CO., .
suf : afurkat
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PLATTER

viii he carried the celebrated Plaster Banks IN VEnias
. Chattanooga Dalton, and Stations the Ef rsenns
and Georgia Railroad, At six dollars per of 2G pourds
To Nashyl and all Stations the NASHVILLE < Chsttan0oE
Railroad, at Mn dollars per tor Of go pounds.
to Tuscumba and sta11s East Ct Iulcuubia ths
Memphis Charleston Roa1 AZ nine doar8per tou, and all Sta
ions vest Of Trscumhia, at twelve dollars ton.
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neither was to practice between the time the terms
were agreed upon, and the meeting. Neither, of
course. practieed. Two cases OF pistols were
brought upon the ground-one by Mr.. Broderick
and and one by Mr.. Terry. The choice Of these
pistols was decided by throwing up coin, and was
won by Mr.. Terry. He chose the pistols brought BY
him TO the field, as a matter of course as Mr. Brode-
rick would have done if he had won the choice.
Equally, a matter Of course, he regretted having
won the choice, as 1--WE need scarcely say to those
conversant with such matters) It is always deemed
bad buck to win the choice Of weapons. We have
examined the pistols There is not the slightest diff
ference in their size weight. or length of barrel
They are more evenly matched in every particular;
than any brace Of pistols have ever handled.
and more than all Mr. Broderick had his choice of
them The aceapoa that fell TO 3E, Terry is easier
the trigger than TIE other. So much for the charge
about the pistols.
.eBut it is insult to the understanding Of Mr..
Broderck's seconds, to presume that they were not
fully alive to the interests of their principal and
that they would not have detected and frustrated
any attempt to overreach them. And no man who
knows Calhoun Benham or Thomas Hayes, would
ever dream of iInputing to either of those gentle
men the wish to do Mr. Broderick the least injus-
tiee. This, no Nan in the State OF California viii
Qainssy
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ONE DoLLAR per Square for the nrs and cEIs for
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in Daily aud Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily rates with onehs the weekly rates
added.
7GastsHf advertisements nSst Be pail for at tie time ct
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CHARLES b. HALL,

CARPET BAGS. &c.,
NO. IS soUTK sIDEPUBLIGS SQUABE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
IT'S now in receipt Of his Stock for FAN and Winter
trade, consisting Of Ladies, Misses and Chdrens Bootees
Shoes and Caters thin and thick sOled with and without heels
Gents fine Calf and Shoes and Caters, single snddoubl
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip BTogans lined and uninedS
do Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Roots.
large assortment Of Heavy Brogans and Boots for Plantation
use both made and Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy Datch Boots, &c.
complete assortment OF Boys and Youths Calf and KiT
Boots Shoes Brogans also, Misses and Chdrsn Kid
BoOees, Caters AID Shanghai BOJses, with and without
heels.
Misses and ChildTens Metllic Tipped Boots article.
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies' French Dress franks fine leather Iror
framed Trunks Vass Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather satchss
&C. all Of which odersia small advance Eastern Cost
Ny friends and the public generally respectfully invited 4
xsmne their feeling confident that they will plesass1
both in respect to quality and price.
sepIs-R ,OHAs. B. HALL,
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The San Francisco Herald informs US that Judge
TERRY who lately killed Senator BRoDERTCK in duel
was native of Christian county Ky. Fanatics and
evilminded person says the Herald have eagerly
avaed themselves of the affair for the purpose OF
arraying people of the North against those OF the
South of charging Mr. TERRY and his friends with
conspiracy to assassinate the deceased Senator and
of infaming the public mind by the most menda-
cious statements and by appeals to the passions Of
the multitude, the most sanguinary and diabolical
that ever disgraced an American press.
The brief history of this sad affair is this Mr.
BRoDERICK spoke Extensively of Mr.. TERRY in pub
lie place He was asked to retract and declined
He preferred to fight A fight was agreed upon,, the
conditions from first to last being dictated by Mr.
BRopERrcK. Every thing demanded by the seconds
of the latter gentleman conceded by the friends
of Mr.. TERRY, and if there was any advantage on
either side it surely was in favor of Mr. BBODERcK
This his seconds themselves declare. and they say
that no fairer fight was ever fought. Mr.. BRoDR-
Ryc,, has fallen and deeply do deplore it but is
Mr.. TERRY, an honorable opponent, who acted with
all kpightly courtesy in the encounter, and whose
conduct in the affair." everybody says, sblameless to
no hunted down because Mr.. BRoDERICK was unfor
inmate? Grant for sake of argument all that is said
against the dueo be true-and yet the fact appears
to be Mr. BRoDERICK accepted of his own free will its
chances. and stood the hazard Of the die. Can Mr..
TsRRY be eensured because his weapon was better
aimed or his hand more firm than that of Mr. BRoD-
ERICK? ..--.-
The language used by BRoDERICK with regard to
TERRY and the formers refusal to retract it. is set
forth in the following correspondence between the
parties: - s.-..-,o ,oso
HoN. d. C. BRODERICK-Sr: In reply to your note
of tbs date have to say that the offensive remarks
TO which / alluded in my communication OF yester-
dav are as follows: 81 have heretofore considered
and spoken of him lmysel0 as the only honest man
| on the Supreme Court bench; but now take 1t al
back, k,'-thus by implication, rejecting on my per
sona and official integrity This is the substance Of
yOup remarks as reported to me; the precise terms
| however. in which such an implication was convey
| ed are not important to the question. You your
| self can best remember the terms IN which you
| spoke of me on the occasion referred TO- what
reo,ire is the retraction of any words which wer'
| used. calculated TO reflect on my character as al
| officer or gentleman.
d. 6 TERRY.
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Spirits Of turpns nphine bsrains fluids and vErnis,
vii oslv be tAkenAt owners risk.
Gunpowder and friction Matches and other conEstbe sri
lies w charged al local rates Of each Road and only Is
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LYNDON FOR SALE.

VTTE now Offering for sale the Mansion anu rA
w Farm Of A. b. Montgomery, sitnAteo "a ft...{ u
ths Middle franklin TurRpike, three miies nen IiIi
the Public Square Nashvills This S unocnpE l1Hhl9
dly tie most highly improved property nov oler % -
Tor sale snywhere in the vicinity OF Nasnslle. "a.
IL contains altogether about 700 aores, one-uato 49,
balance fence-iu cultivation. We deem Il unneosa-r
10 anything By way Of eommendaon, the properly VIII
speak for Itself J.. i. 6 4. W. BROWN
-Aug2-du Real Estate Agents.
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ctTACH. Boxes FOxs Pearl starch The best aeis
A-'in 'S - - ''- o1RTRR, WTLsFoED & co,
-. 1t No s. Nazbef st.
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III. Uni. Of CONWAY PRODUCE wanted. for which Be
A A. JENKINS,
N.sAamh s.ps, !, sa.-Ss Es.IAsouiA aaA't air'ss.
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Freight transportation,
BALTIEORE AND OHI0 RAIL ROAD
CRNpANK.


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This Company, under the General sunerntendsnce Of
II. ID. WEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov offers Inducements shippers to Baltimore, Philadelphia
New loTk Boston Richmond Petersburg o al exceedingly
low New Orleans prices their moderate
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cent this route the European shopping being from 10
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all congrlOuue l. render is
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Their facilities fos transportation unequAled By othe
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steam immediately to the without being subject to
s@TL
The Louisville steamers connect direct with Peterborough
boats without delay do likewise the regular Cinnihnat
boats The Pittsburgh boats din ect to Parkersburgh By
this arrangement tie Company enabled TO freight
daily for this route al their in Nashville Tenn.
For further particulars lnqaire o.
.H--r. h. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
may l5-6ml Nc = corner Broad and Front streets
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By this Feghts OF all description he forwarded
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the Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, WScon.
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Ohio Musngur, heuucy, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Red
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freht any point 80 the West by the Pennsyl
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ether Iairlad Companies
III l. particular mark packages 'via Penns. y. r."
Merchants the West ordering goods from the East will find
their Interest call the Agents Of this Company at the
following places before shipping letters addressed either
them the subject o eghts will with prompt attention
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1859.
Fall anStOckDryGOOdS.
1859.
A. C.. s. A. B. BEECH,
1859.
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Are row Receiving
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1859.
POIL-DE-CHEVRE.s
1859.
FANCY DELAINEs.=
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Velvet and Brussels Carpets.
1859.
3PIy and Ingraini Carpets.
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CURTAIN DeLAINES.
1859.
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Floor Oil Cloths.
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FOR SALE.
yWyHE Steamer Jefferson. nov lying at
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Golden Syrup! Golden SyruD!!
n - BARRELS St. Louis Golden Syrup;
2sb 25 kegs do do do -.--a sr ...e
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The Adams Express Company.

e l5ss5F ssss,.l3ss
SPECIAL NOTICE.
VuR Adams xprss Company beg announce to their
fsd and the public Of Nashville that they have ooDclud-
A.e-ts with the Louisville and Nashville Rail Road
0oS upder which they will extend the operations their
T5sss tbe line OF Road, commencing August ls 1859
~ the Nashville snd Of the road to Rowling
sn sI1t be ION Of August, ae59, messengers will
through between Nashville and Louisville
A0i Par''0~4@iS - A. K. HOLT,
Auga str No 2s Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Daily IS; TrI-wsskry So; weekly So.

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TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTES SQUARE.
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NUMBER 1872.
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4 A II q A y T'S
EFzERvEscNET
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SPRING AND sUmmER SEASONS.

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The Oorrespondence.

| The language used by BRoDERIcK with regard to
TERRY and the formers refusal to retract it. is set
forth in the following correspondence between the
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It Is particularly adapted to the wants Of rraTss W
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The Very Latest.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON THE TRANSIT.

The California mail, in coming from San Francisco,
was attacked by band OF lawless natives in the
State of Juichitan-attacked the mail party, over
hauled the mall and also some of the baggage of the
passengers Finding no money in the mail, they took
one of the passengers and robbed him. The robbers
were thirteen in number. They cut the mail bags
open, but the letters were all put back afterwards
This trip of the transit has been made in 81 hours
The boats with the mails came down the Sarabia
river.
/ see by letter from the Consul in Tehuante-
pee that the mail by this route is to be continued
after the LIST of October. The steamship Adriatic, of
the Collins line, is to ply on the Pacific side.
What will Mr.. Buchanan do now, when an actual
attempt has been made the mails and on the lives
of passengers? s ss . N-+. i.
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+
Cd, half the houses In the place have smut up, ana
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An auction sale for TWO valuable o.s q feal
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MAJ. Ward, sara 70 % conneo.ee WIN ~ 49,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

WINES, BRANpIEs AND LIouoRs.-Messrs. Cavaroc
Co., la Royal street. have in and for sale compe-
Wines bandies and LIQUORS.
sweet OIL Juice, CASTLE which advertised
elsewhere These dealers always heavy hand
aud while their of the quality they offer
bes. terms TO the purchasers Of them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

= No. So CANAL SrREET.-This is the number of the
elegantly arranged and richly stocked jewey store OF A.
Wilson, who keeps constantly hand watches from the best
manufacturers that warranted time pieces, all kinds of
ewsry silverwse cutlery fancy goods and other
chaadza usually in of this description The
toner deal to advantage with him.