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means Of establishing your dynasty. You are Ital-
ism, in your veins ruas the nobls blood Of Savoy,
and whils the beams Of TIE most lovely sun in the
world ehiDe upon your head. Now is the accepts
bic time Happy you, # you will seize i. to your sd-
vantage; unhappy you, if kesitating you forget who
you Remainder that your father lived eleven
years Of exile, of palpitation and Of fear; that his
dwelling was rock, his miserable palladium 81 evil
osun, elled policy. What was the end Of it You
know. foa will not have forgotten the 22d of May.
Fr is in Italy; her arms at the gates of the
Kingdom. The exscTstio1 of men and the maledie-
ton of God hang the heads of the impenitent.
marty dom OF The innoeents for lwJ In tres pc
deluded-geaius oppressed justice sold-lhe dee.
pairing cries Of this, the most noble part Of the
land of beauty, End al echo in the magnanimoUs
heart of the cooqueros Of Sebsstop6l aud Of Mageu
ia. And the sole recollection that we italians
will avenge the outrages of our country, and wash its
wounds in the blood Of its traitors.
COnsi Ter decide
The above manifesto is worthy of some alien.
tion, when considered in connection with Two facts
lst. That the new King OF Naples sent congratu-
latory message TO the allied sOvereigns Immediately
after the battle of Sslfsrino and a. that an envoy
extraordinary Immediately dispatched from the
Sardinian camp to Naples. Francis Ii seems to
be consious that he will be unable to continue the
delesrable tyranny of his father, not having toe
support OF austrian bayonets to rely upon in an
emergency as King Bsmba bad. He probably feels
the necessity of wcrshipping the rising Sun and
whatever nay be the new order Of things resulting
from recent events in Italy. the power of Naples
will scarcely be exerted in favor Of despoism. I'm
der these circumstances it is probable that the
reforms granted by King BOmha in 1s4s, and re-
vOked after the revolutionary alaEm was over, will
be granted again with less probability of their fu
ture revocation, as the aid Of Austria against the
Italian people can never more be looked for.
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Great News.

The Bannsr, Of Sunday morning, prints long
string of extracts from letters, giving as cheering
news for the 0ppOsiionists SIS the same paper gave
for FILLMORE in 1856. Grown wise since 1856 how
ever, the Banner is careful not to tell where its
comes from. A certain county is to gain largely.
But what county it is We are not told. Ris in tie
moon, probably
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Handsome Residence in Edge6eId
For Sale.

LARGE and COmmodious Dwelling House on Woodland
IN street. this side Of Oak, will be flashed by August
and viii then be for sale It contains cellar, eet
and half high under its whole extent rooms, with hall
twelve and half feet wide in the first story, and in
the second II has porch in froat we'll the rear
one end TO the other store room, kitchen and servants ROOM
stahle &c, and large cisiern.
The lot which this house built hundred
Woodland street. and back hundred and seventy
to sixteen feet alley, and it is handsomely incosed
TBRMS-For houses and lot together, our in cash. and
the balance in two aud three years. with interest
July 81. Is59-lm WASHINGTON RARROW
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CRONs-TIES WANTED.

TEEE Nashville and North Railroad Company wish to
d contract for 10000 Cedar CrOsS-TEeS, feet
long, inches thick, we'll hesn, place less
than inches clear of bark, timber sound delivered at
the grade line Of lie road IN Nashville
The contractors to contract for 10000 White or
Post Oak lies Of the above, to Re delivered
the lire Of the piles from to section ~
enough on each section 70 supply the same.
Persons Fishrg to bid viii direct the President
tors Of the Nashville and North Rarord COMPANY
Nashville, Tenn. iuy26-tf
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DISSOLUTION,

TE1HE coarinershp heretofore existing between the
sgred thsday dissolved by CONSENT Mr. ARrs
BROE SIS having purchased Of J. Baows his entire inter-
est the business Will be continued stand IN the firm
style Of Rains, Brown & Co, 7. B RAINS
J. W. BROWN.
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NOW or NEYEH

AN in the city and engaged selling county rights
for the state OF Tennessee fer the manufacture and sale
Patent Improved Bee Hives the superiority
Of which have been testified hundreds verify
eminent citizens Of country The construction my
is simple, and premise the only Hive the known
which proof inst the Ice mothe pur
chasing either faay rights for the Hive
the Woid find fora fe days the Auction
Messrs Hardy Brothers, where win be happy them
juiy9l-tf JOSEPH KENT.
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FENHE undersigned have this day associated themselves togt
under the style Of RAINS, BROWN co for the lur.
pose OF transaeng general Drug business, hope,
by strict attention to the interest Of their customers 70
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage to
their predecessors. 7. B. HAMS.
jUly21-f ARTS DROWN, sR
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]. W. BROWN.

retiring from the business, Representatives, leave tender
my Earmest hanss to friends for the and
liberal patronage extended by them the m and solicit for
ny successors continuance fer the sane.
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Administrators' Notice.

HAVING qualified administrators on the estate Of Johl
Shelby deceased the undersigned hereby request such er
sons as have claims against 1t present them within tim
prescribed by law and those who indebted maze pay
ment with as little delay possible.
WARRINGTON BARROW,
A. '. LINDSLEY.
Nashville =
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The war in Rurone.

ITs remote and causes, win the Vienna Treaties o.
lel4 aud 10 in full By DUsANSz. Containing also eo spIen
did MaPsalso Engravings Of the principal places in Ia and
Portraits Of the leading engaged in the present great
struggle. 30eents. Received By E1ITsss By
IulyiG InT,V vOpE 4 "a
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Fire Insurance agency.

City Fire Insurance Company, of HART
ford, Connecticut.
ASSETS, JULY lst l859......... 1925 Cos O4
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insurance
Com Pany, OF Hartford. CT.
CAPITAL......... s84I 55e 90
DOLICIES issued for these reliable Companies by
N iulyl9tf, III. A D PICK
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Embracins large Maps Of Europe, Sardinia Lombany Aus
ta and Italy containing general statistics Of the Empires
kingdoms and ether States Of Europe c 81 % Received
~ Express, BY JOHN YORK & CO.
iulyl6
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JUST RE CEIvED BY
III a s. a n & J HaS = ON.

JUST RECEIVE BY
HAS AN & JOHN SON,
10. G U1V0y SEREET
w. Gilmore sis,lns' new work,
TIE cAssIQUE OF HAWAII. A Colonial Romance.
The Romance and its Hero,
By the azthar oi '.lIardaia siarold."
New Work BY AIice CARY,
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE. Afoe CARR author Of Clo-
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The Oid Plantation,
AND WHAT GATHERED THERE IN AN AUTUMN
MONTH. By James Hungsrford, OF Maryland.
New work By 6. p. 4. James, Esq,
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New Book OF Travels, for Boys.
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The Exploits and Tiiuph, in Europe Of PAUL MORPHT,
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true story Of the Affections.
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Tke Democratic party now "R OU De Tie shO10 Of the
routed, its lines broken, its merit years
scattered bttt tie Re org1RisHO Of this
DuolicdR party u'le 1oit1 as publican party grhfg tie
a. forming patriotic Holy States aHder The lead OF
Alliance on ydr and honor brace trhe man sc6 rs
ble terms, inUOkDRg Sdcr Frank r. B1ir or NssOUti
Zee Of principle 10 party and ds5iUS Ciay of Ae
that are alGy meet them ar tEcky What remains or Or
Waterloo 1850, and o1tiT 0dRGsOR a National mr.
nate tea 6OreUe will they ~ TO Re Effected sure ana
pursue selfish policy by which co. tain U6dt has already
Democracy collect occurred, ana ss
aud rally and conquer" tiRctly Sp6ech Of H1a
Speech Of John n Butts. en- H. SelcaY at Rome, " York,
d0rsed On the Virginia UI,l50-l 1855.
sutton C5RreHtioA and by the
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Nashville City Minis.

NETILL deliver EOur any place city or Edgsasd
Wv adding Bulge fees, al the fgllosiRg prices
WHOLESALE. RETAu
Extra Family Flour per barrel, so SEQ
do do do per bag 275 500
superfns. 200 2a5
VIII sell Ban Shorts MddIngs at hs Mill at current
prices, de'ucting cartaFe.
VIII also paw the market price for WHEAT and CORN
TIA oughOut the year. Leave Ocs Box pa or
with s. N HOLLISGS yORTH
Terms cash delivery. No 6 South MaIket ST.
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$50 Reward.

$50 Reward.
PEEES9NER ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY.
BELL REDDECK escaped from the officers city Of
% Nashville yesterday the 9Th OF July underar
rest for malicious shooting, having shot Charles H. COnger
the inst.
Said Rgddck about inches high weighs 900
pounds mG square shouldered large head light short hair
fair complexion and blue eyes, has
orgheadnea the temple lie is somewhat bow legged pas-
by trade, and is o. % years Of age.
will giTeary fifty dollars reward who Will deliver
where he be had. July 9Th, 1859.
W. NJ BROWN,
juyl3-df Marshal Of the CITY of Nashville.
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REMEN EBER,

That the Southern Opposition court an alliance
with the Republicans and that the Republicans al.
ready boast of the org lnization of their party in
the slave States
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SALE OF YAEUAEEE ZEAL EsTATE.

SAAIs OF VALUABLE IEEAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF decree Of The Circuit Court Of United
States at Nashville, in the Of Rhett Robson vs.
James Peacock and Others will the Goth day August
next at the Court house door in Nashville sell vendue,
to the highest bidder all that Of land said
Peacock resides lying about two miles from on
the Nolensy Turnpike containing by estimation thirty acres
and - s. 100 poles and which is handsome trick residence
with the usual outhoUs and other substantial and permanent
Improvements The property will be sold free equity
Of redemption The purchasers will bs required give notes
with good security for the purchase money equal install
msnt payable six twelve, eighteen twenty months
respectively, in bank with interest lien retained on
the lanl until the notes paid
JACOB McGAY0CK,
julyl3 Clerk, &c of said Court.
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REMEMBER,

That in breaking down The Demoerate party, you
break down the only barrier to the success Of SEW
ARD, GREELEY and their abolition cohorts.
at think fellow that shown you that II is high
Of rush to the Of the Con-
sttuton, and that ther first duty is to dismiss the DemOc site
party the administration of the government Speech Of
Nm. H. SeTpdyd n Rochester n T.
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80
WING CHIMES.
Never before offered at Retail.
Sowing Machine for and within the
reach of all.
Practical Family Sewing Machine for
Six Dollars.
BartIetrs Patent Novelty SC Sewing Ma
chimes.
1t has been Proved ard Improved during
the past months.
Manufacturing facilities Immensely i'm
creased
Now opening at Wholesale and Retail.
OFFICES, 42I Broadway, New YORK.
532 ChestnIt St Philadelphia.
IS Sixth Street, Cincinnati
o. South 4th ST.. St. Louis, No.
Il Woodbridge St., Detroit. Mich.
Exclusive Agencies being established every county
throughout the United Applicants Agencies will ad
New York.
The above Offices prepared fill PROMPTLY all orders
for Machines.
All letters to insure attention contain return postage
R. J. LrLEs, GEO. N. EuenINos
LYLES& Kings,
SLAVE DEALERS.
No. 80 Cedar Street, Nashville, Tennessee,
ILL., times, buy negroes suitable for the New Or
w leans Markets We invite persons have negroes
to sell tOgive US seall iulyss
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VOTERS OF TENNESSEE,
REMEMBER,

Thst If the Democratic party is defeated, the
Black Republicans must obtain possession of the
government.
"Eyery knows that it is the Republican party
shall displace the Democratic pary'-H. H. S70Grs
MI
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GOLD PENS.
NEW BOOKS


I0HN YORK CO., No. s. Union Street have inst received
aneE supply Of tieiest Cold Pens. iuness
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SENATOR BELL WIG GENERAL Communicated
day, delegation OF the Wing General Iommee Ct this city,
waited John Bell Of Tennessee, the Astr
House him TO the Opposition of this city
National politics. The interview Entirely informal Mr.
Bell he had determined to avoid speaking po
cA except in his State and far he had
sued lie desired however to ali the ee
ents OF Opposition the present sdmnsr alton united in
CONTEST and he could arrange his time he would be
Wiling address the citizens Of this yAea0 York Tribune
The future Of the Opposition is in their own hands It de
ponds themselves Rhehsr not the country shall oe re-
eVed rievous acton Democratic isrue. There is
nothing ts prevent union Opposition -Adsh0He
6daaer.
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At LuclLs' Music Store.
NEW HIUSIC.

Magic Mitchell. Waltz, so cents.
Aunt Jemimas Plaster. Comic soug) %
SEeeter than the breath OF morning, song, .
Star of my soul 50 %
Sunrise Schotish, pa
Popping in at pudding time, (COmic) 35
New Music received every wek and sent, postage free, any
part OF the country, receipt Of the marked price.
July 9 dG.
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FOR LADIES,

FOR LADIES.
SUPERIOR BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
At 40 College Street.
Ladies Glove Kid Slipper with and without heels
Ladies do 90 do Buskns do do do
L'dies' French Lasting Congress and Lace Caters
Lbli-s' 90 Kid do do
Ladies RronEsd hid Trimmed Slippers, very handsome;
Lads White Kid and Sstin 'eed Slippers,
Ladies' Glove do Congress Boots;
Ladies do do Buskias, &c &C.
With variety Of Shoes Ladies. MISSES and
Children, Of superior quality style, ereny
lOE prices. JOHN EAhAGE
iulylb
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KEmEMBER,

That the position of the Opposition in this State
encourages the enemies of the South to hope for
the success of aatislaVery ticket in Tennessee.
not believe that there are the
Union National Democratic ranzation who de-
sre the Slavery that the FeGeral Government
shall favor such extension intercourse with SOutneTa
Withstand has very medwe met one who
did 20 who does not now call hinsg Ii democrat.
I then we are essentially at variance this point
insist that no nsurmountab barrier exists prevent the fu
sion desire that Maryland Delaware and Mis-
souri, possibly Kentucky Tennessee and Moth Carolina
may be carried in National ticket which shall be frank
" but noaensyely hostile Extension Of SaveryAe
1Srk Tribune
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Lots ia EdgeGieId For sale.
James M. Hamilton, Admir-, and Others
VS.. W. Hamilton and Others.
10y DECREE Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
- rendered at the July Term 1859 in the above cause viii
0h day Of August 100 ground on the north side Of
Watson street in Edgefed, being lot in the plan Of lots
two and three years credit viii he given without
interest," and three good endOres payable in Bank
q !eL =, 49, r. CHEFIAM, CLERK,
Kid, Silk and Isle Thread Gloves.
RECzIVED-An assortment Of seasonab:e Gloves.
IA julyl5-E j. III McaILL
Fans,
A CHOICE lot Of Fans, at cheap rates, for sale By
q !ayI2-a. J. II. NoGILL.
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
TUsT received another invoice OF Shirts various pasn
- Embroidered Bosom Full Bosom assorted size paits
Also a fresh supply Of Collars, for sale by
junell J. H. NcGILL
TRUNKS AND VALTSES.
have small assortment Trunks and Yalises which
w we are selling cheap for cash.
TIES, STOCKS and GLOVES.
EUsT received choice lot Of Neck Ties Stocks gloves Po
~ ct suspend &c, embracing all the
styles, for sale by
iunslI McGILL.
HALF HOSE.
GtIiK. Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere Plain and Fancy
! Cotton, received and for sale by
FANSI FANSi
LIVERY variety OF Fans PEARL white and red Ivory san
del Wood and few ParasOl Fans, received and for sale BY
Innel J. II Me3ILL
Combs, Brushes, POrimOnaies, &c.
TEyRAVELINC BAGS, TRUNKS. CARPET
BAGs JABKELLAs and general stock Of Fancy Goods,
received and Tor sale at moderate prices
Ladies' and GentIeunen's FURNISHING store
Corner as nd Coll
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REMEMBER,

That the Black Republicans are equally anxious
for the union of the Opposition, knowing that they
will control the organization.
This paper pretty well understood TO favor the policy Of
such action the cultivation Of such spirit the part Of
Republicans will IL possible, union of the Oppo
stloR In the contest before us.''-Aeao York Tribune
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WILDWOOD INSTITUTE,

WILDWOOD INSTITUTE,
Sycamore Mills, Tenn.
EFNHs institution VIII opened under the favorable
auspices, the second MeQday Of September next
the maEemen. OF Prof Gas D. LAwRENcE late Professor Of
Mathematics in Bethel College. BASKERVILLE, Ky.
It is the determination the Principal Of
make it fully equal the Boarlg schools Students
be Thoroughly prepared to College for engaging
practical duties Of life For further information regard
the school, address the Princ al at Sycamore Mills, Tenn.
TERIS.
foard lights, Washng &C. per session Of 90 weeks, ss5
jy24i6-N2m
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REMEMBER

That the Black Republicans are pleased with the
present platform of the Opposition in Tennessee.
Speaking of the concessions" made by the Oppo-
sitOn in Kentucky 10 the prO-slavery sentiments of
the South, the Black Republican correspondent of
the New York Tribune says:
tsTHE OPPOSITION IN TESBEssEE HAVE LAID DOWN
AVERY DIFFEREsT PLATFORM, IN WHICH NO SUCH
MIsERABLE CONCESSIONS ARE MADE, AND NO SUCH
SMALL kxPEnIENTs ARE CONSULTED"
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Just received BY JOHN YORK 4 CO.:
The Cavalier, new noyel-By JAMS
Lord Nontagu's PAGE by JAMS.
The Child Il WateroO-By EEYNoIns
JErk DowHing's letter. Is JacK DOWNING.
Davenport DUMMY LEvzR.
Walter ScotLs Novels al . cts 4 volume.
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REMEMBER,

That the Opposition Leaders in Tennessee are
seeking to unite with the enemies of the South to
defeat the Democratic party.
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REMEMBER,

That the leaders of the Opposition in Tennessee
oo-operatsd with the Black Republicans in their ef-
forts to exclude slavery from Kansas, and to prevent
the admission OF a slave State into the Union, and
that their in this election will be hailed by
the sbOlitiOnists verdict from the people of Ten
nessee, in favor of the auti-LeeOmpton views Of
SEWARD, HALE and BELL.
at tie plain duty Of the Republicans regard and
Fsdt brothers all achO stand So ~ opposition to the
Lee0nptO1 fTIHd-tO iUite them councils and
confidence while cheerfuy asserting their prosecution of their
the enterprise under their their
own fsshion.-Aesg 10i6 Tribune.
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REMEMBER,

That the Democratic party of the Unen is the only
security to slavery, the only protection to the South
and that in voting against the Democratic party,
you are aiding the snti-slaTery cause.
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The Democratic party Of the URon is and will be the pro-
slavery party OF the Union alike in Virginia and Vermont Texas
anAnsRs and because II the slavery party it will rule in
Texas and Virginia long the slavery sentiment shall
really and heartily predomnae therein. speech Of Horace
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!uIy9
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REMEMBER,

That the leaders Of the Tennessee Opposition are
in high favor with the AboltiOnsts that JOHN BELL
has been named by HORACE GREELEY as the proba-
BILE candidate of the Back Republican party for the
Presidency, and that ENILRsON EETERIDGE and
WILLIAM CULLoM are warmly commended by this
aame Addition leader
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DAILY s.; TRI-WEEKLY So; WEEKLY So
TEvARIABLY IN ADyANoE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-03-05
PARTING WORDS"

In the closing article of the late editor of the
Bugle, he says, "Tbe reasons for my withdrawal
are personal TO myself, and | shall not trouble the
reader with any reference to them."
The anii.slavery cause, has ever been dear to
the heart of our friend, from the time when he,
with other Lane Seminary Boys" resisted the
efforts of the faculty of that institution to suppress
free discussion, and choosing not to DO gagged,
went forth from its walls to preach the Gospel OF
Freedom to the world and it is no less dear to
him, now that his official connection with the Blu.
gle has ceased.
Although he has removed to another field Of
usefulness, HE labors il less specifically and en-.
tirey anti slavery will nevertheless be sensibly
felt upon the side of human freedom and the
change, we trust, even with its many duties will
be to him personally an agreeable, and notan I'M.
profitable one.
The members Of tho Executive Committee, to.
gether with the other friends Of the cause in this
neighborhood, while admitting the force Of the
rea sonswhich induced him to leave, felt, that in
parting with him, they were loosing q tried aud
efficient co'adjutor-one, who in public as in pri
vate, had won their confidence and esteem, and
with whom they sent forth their best wishes for
his happiness, and his success in the new field of
labor upon which he was about to enter.