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VIII Not support Douglas.

Senator CLAY, of Alabama made speech
at Huntsville last week, upon the political
topics most prominent now in the South a
sketch of which is given In the Democrat. Ia
the course of his remarks he Commented upon
the doctrines OF Mr.. DOUGLAS and pronounced
them ''not less odious and obnoxious than
Stewards" In regard TO voting for DOu0-
LAS, or sustaining Squatter Sovereignty, he
said
| need not now tell you that | viii not
support Mr.. Douglas or any one occupying
bis platform. although nominated by the
unanimous vote of the Charleston Conyen-
ton, oil the Democratic party. or any other
party whatever. | love the Democratic par.
iy for it's principles. | will not abandon
those principles for policy. | prefer the
right, even with defeat. To The expedient,
with success ] prefer the truth 10 triumph.
love the Union of the Constitution
Union OF equal. independent aud sovereign
States; but | love my native Stale, my
nnrsing mother aud my grave" yet moe.
and / should he E,ithless and dishonored
guardian OF her rights did consent 10 abdi-
cate the power and abandon the duly Of
Congress To protect the property of her cili-
zens. whenever or by whomsoever asSailed
wherever the Federal flag floats. Protection
Is AN inherent right of citizens. guaranteed
by the Federal Constitution as expounded by
the Federal Supreme Court. aud when YOU
surrender II. You will cease "a be ireetnen
and to deserve the tights. privileges aud i'm
muuities OF freemcn. As your trustee aud
servant. will not do at the bidding Of
Squatter Sovereignty. National Democracy or
State Rights ID mocracy-yea. at the tridding
of the Legislature or the people OF Aiabama.
Ii commandrd Ia do 30. will resiga my trust.
retire TO the deepest ssclusion OF private
life. and hiding my face in shame and bamii-
iasioa and sealing my lips with silence about
such cheap aud worthless things as State
rights or ireemen's rights. become a qniet
passenger on the Inflated bark OF the South
as IL drifts inglorioasiy down the stream Of
Time in.o the black aud tid@lesz sea OF iafa-
NV na .taliV.on
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

ENTERPRISE New York Times of the
9Th, contained four column report in fine
type of the speech of Judge DOUGLAS, at
Columbus, Ohio, on the previous evening.
Such telegraph feat as this was never per-
formed in any other country, and there have
been but few instances in this of the enter
prise of single newspaper equal to it. The
manager of the London Times never dreamed
of such thing.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

MISSISSIPPI PoLrrIcs.-The following is the
Opposition ticket for State candidates in Mis-
sissippi: For Governor--H. w. WALLER, OF
Marshall county; for Secretary of State--H.
II. SoUrHwoRrH. OF Sunhower; for Auditor of
Public Accounts. L. REyNoip, of Tish-
amigo; for Treasarer--JosEPH REaAS. OF
Claiborne.
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BANK OF ST. LoUIs.-Mr. D. C. VAN AR
NUN has been elected Cashier of this Bank vice
JOHN BROWN, r, signed. 1t is the intention OF
Mr.. BRowN and b. NJ. RUNYAN, of the firm of
RUNYAN, HnLMAN d Co., to establish pri-
vate banking house in st. Louis on the LIST of
October next. Success to them.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

A VETERAN SOLDIERS BoAsT.-The Duke
of Wellington, in his Private Explanatory
Letter to MIR. Canning, in regard to mis-
understanding between them in 1927, used
this language: ~ am not in the habit of de-
Gliding upon such matters hastily or in anger;
and the proof of this is, that I neUer had
quarrel NTH any man in my life"
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TINS MAroKaLrr--GES. zoL1corrER.-


The name of Gen ZoILIcoFFER was presented
to the nominating Convention, Saturday. the
delegate presenting it having, as We are IN
formed, been instructed to do 80 by the Ward
meeting which appointed him. Had the
General been consulted, such q use of his
name would not have been made. He was
not a candidate for the nomination, did not
desire il. and could not have consented to
have his name placed in competition with
gen leman amongst whom he recognized
valued personal, and political friends who
had supp, rted him for office. This explana-
tion of the manner in which has name was
placed before the Convention, is due TO Gen.
ZoIIIcOFFER, and his friends, none OF whom
would have the impression obtain that he
sspired to the position.
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JLSr RECEIVED, ~
r AIDES LARGE FRENCH D-Ess TRuNKss
Ia - f-eklss Iranks wish 1fay6s
a Bonne uoxes. aoahle Tois.
Ga had saper1sF zszors1eens 4 No SOLE LszkA-
e. Covered FREAKS, Ter Ladies Asz eeatlez1sA-
G&atsf best e<le leslheF Nzsaaez,
Velvet aaa Tapestry asss;
ladies' ITsseilng s4Esheiz, Sssss &C.
koT sale sers eszs&p -
se1 SofIS RAMAEE,
jalyle-sf ses - ~ CsileEe stfsek.
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ICE! ICE!

THE undersigned just recsisisg TIE largest and
Il naesf cargo 81 lee thai has been oroaEht
% Nashville We have bstHeea i50e aud lso1
toas, aud satisfied thai customers viii eanlzrm
Shaf say 10 is aaaiity- The price ~e hellese
wlli also be satisfactory To thass who tsF their
~ the beginning of tns ss4zua, se Nli be fur
ntshed, a. lanz IL lasts, al ceal4 poaad.
Dcpots a the Aorthend st the MsFksz Hoass aad Ea
gsns Hoase on cAerry streel, neax the Hznk ef Tea
nssssc.
wagon vii Aellser ice % those who dessruft Al
csass psr poaDd. Marlin 4 PAckEk-
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bune of Thursday
Mr. Buchanan is preparing an elaborate
reply TO the recent manifesto of Mr.. Douglas
on Squrtter Sovereignty, and has sent to New
York for MIR. james Gordon Bennett to aid
him in putting the matter in the best form for
the public eye. 1t is on this business that
Mr.. Bennett has been cioseted with the Presi-
dent daily, for the last week. Mr.. Brown. the
gentlemanly and clever editor of The Obnsi-
futon has also been detained here on the
same business, though be had made arrange
ments for a brief visit to the North.
Most probably Mr.. Buchanan will act on the
advice of Mr.. Bennett, and will not copyright
his disquisition. sf.s
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Occasional correspondence Of f'hiia- Press


WASHINGTON, Sept o, 1888.
Mr.. JcfEerson Davis has formerly annoau-
ced 4 70 be bis purpose TO INTRODUCES bill,
on the meeting Of Congress, 10 rspesl tbs
penalties In the Law against the African slave
trade. Thls will bring new and startling
issne befure the psopie for the Presidential
campaign af 1850.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

NashVIIEe Races.
WILL commence TUES
w DAY. OCTOBER 4TH, IN h.zSA
with Sweepstake for two SZAZ&N
year olds, mile heats. -ysS-SS-SS
500 entrance, S25 forfeit. Closed with - entries
SECOND RACE, same day. Sweepstake for three
year old. slU0 entrance, SIS forfeit. Closed with 8
entries.
THIRD RACE, same day. Match for $500 a side.
One mile heats.
Mr. EvERLY names CHI. G. by G. Elliott years old.
Mr.. LEWIS names g. f. by otSelio years old.
WEDNESDAY October 5th.-Club purse $500 Two
mile heats. -aa F'
THURSDAY, October eth.-Sweepstake for three
year old. One mile heats 5000 entrance, So for
felt. Closed with entries.
FRIDAY, October 7th.-CIub purse $500. One mile
heats.
SATURDAY, October sth.-Proprieior's purse $500.
Two mile heats S. j. CARTER,
sep2-u Proprietor
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AN EXPENSIVE BUILDING.-The st. Louis
EOesing Nescs states that the St. Louis Court
House. when finished, will have cost the
county one and a quarter million of dollars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13
At Cost and Hinder,

Lor OF LADIES' Gents Boys, Misses and Chill
n dren's BOUTS AND HDEs, little eut OF style
but good and all other kinas AT REDUCED prices,
max g room for Fan stock
4S- Gail soon aad get bargains
h. r. CUTTER,
jsiy25 cor. Broad and College streets
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land for safe.

r WILL sesl my hezatfai F4rm. cnntzinins szo han-
dred &<r-s, haaezazaess ssaprovea, silazssa 81
miles <astA u &&z1e1t6s immediately us L<szts-
vile .nd Nzzasilss hranzA Earns4<s f~e zlss fsem
us LeEBssI1s asa Nashville ksiiEesd, 4e5a1nz TIE
szxn u Uill14n q fhAzzpz- KsfsT EsFsaas nisaiaz
- ses TIE fAFn . Mr.. A.. D. FAAzra fais farm hss
fzii1He kp<ia<z q nae A4TeF, 124 81
AezIsbsckt }44ees Elee bs p.seEzxea
geae Al prixsse sails, besHeeu szs zad E4e fzs
Il sz1zs< esxt II ehseA tins g ssli - c<sFed -
ms 81 sashl.e szze cAkaf4NE T. hzII=
lsae-o-ti
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

s-ABE LINCOLN, the republican competi-
tor of the Little Giant" for Senator last
year is about to take the stump in Ohio
The contest in that State bids fair to become
unusually exciting.
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Gz- In his Augusta speech, in speaking of
the Post-ofic Appropriation bill, MIR. TooMBs
said-''I stood scith its fate in my hands, and 1
stamped under my feet"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

S- The Central Gift Book Establishment
of j. A. Colby Co., established in 1854, has
now become permanent institution, at lis
Randolph street They ere daily filling or
ders from all parts of the country, which are
promptly filed on the day received. Cata-
logues are furnished free. We believe that
the Gift Book system has done much to pro-
mote literary taste amongst the masses. and
as such We welcome Messrs. Colby & Co.'s es-
Establishment to our midst.-CticagO Press and
Tribune.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

N N q q d u W I'm
ITX sur1x<6 = <hs csly cad wifl eonnsncs form
II 81 - r<me4 On sA1rKrAf, skI'T, ioIh, :.
eeet<k = y. and to,eisrk ?. NJ 81 his roons ever
rae1 vii koz11zeeee - Iaeeeay, f9th, =. = ~
r>1zs<< a1z <lezkst nsthe& 81 seci<tf oansn< y ~
- no<bt, q dance IN IL teesienenss sz.eres s =
szzs~z. sepf-s
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Attention. Machinists. sc.

ann4 fFEr or Lsather and Gum Betlng frosa
4tJUo 2ts IL luches wide. Also, lac Lestber
copper BErrs and R.xets on hand Aaa for sale los
Cor ea>h Aos 50 aaa 50 q College and Braaa
Wy, D. n curfsh.
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Third Glass.

Anviis, Axes; Ale and Beer in wood; Beef IN bar
refs, Bacon well packed lis boxes casks EaTilia,
Bones Boiler F1ues Black Lead IN barrels; Bark and
Cob Mills; Carnage Springs, Boxes and Axles; CIDER
In barrels hogsheads Creckery IN crates hugs-
casks; Crueibies; Chains loose by Woods sticks;
EPSON Salts IN barrels um Shesac IN original pack
ages. hardware; Hoofs and Horns. Hides, green ;
Herrings In kegs; Hooks and Images Iron sales Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron feneings, Juns. Jutz,
Lard In good kegs or cans; Lead ia casks ptgs,
Lightning Rods IN bundles Lime Ia casks; Nader in
kogsheads, Nj ztones Gnishea; Ma iiia. Miner Al Wa
ter Iva and Tenn ia kegs OF barrels; Nails IN bags;
Oysters and Cams IN shell al owners risg; Oh Ia
hogsheads and barrels, Paints dry and IA oi, Pork
10 barrels; Rubber Car Springs IA boxes and casks;
Rubber Betting; saiaratus va boxes SpelieF shut
kegs. soda an boxes, Tn Plate boxed, Tobacco man
uf&esared IN bexrs or kegs veBssoa 10 barrels or
bsxrs. Vinegar; Wire Fencing; " hite Lead WHISKY
in barfels
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EgThe American horses, Jack Rossltsr,
Mountain Boy, and Dresdaoagbt. bad obtain
ed the sscoud. third. and tnarth places la .
flslld Of seven. Mr. Tax BRoEoE's two year
old Umpire, Won two mare races at Stock
n Ina sH
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13
Public Sale of Fine Bleed Stock,
HORSES. JACKS, MULES, &C., SC,

Belonging to the Estate of John Shelby.
TNHE undersigned, administrators Of John Shelby,
i deceased, will offer for sale at Fatheriand. 0n
SATURDAY, the lsr day OF oC1oBE next, the fol
lowing Blonded Horses
The celebrated race horse SOCKS and his Dam,
in foa by Albion; and three of his half sisters,
one four years old ans Their three and the third
years old MARK YOUNG, Black Stallion, four
years old, by Albion. out Of Lilac. The dam of
Bette Martin and three OF her colts: March, (grey
four years old, and his full brother, (bay, three
years old both sired by imported Emu, and a half
brother two years old. sired by Childe Harold. A
GREY Mare, by imported Sovereign, out of ArchiaEa,
now in foal by Albion. A Morgan Mare, splendid
animal, about eight years old, and her yearng
colt. pair of Scotch ponies, tgrey,) well broken
to harness. one three years old and the other four.
ALSO
Three Jacks, from four six years old; several
work horses and mules, and between fifteen and
twenty head OF cattle, amongst which are three
young bulls of the pest blood several wagons and
carts ~ith harness; and various farming implements,
including No. Reaper. cultivators, ploughs, &c.
Pedigrees of the above mentioned stock will be
given in basdbilis, 10 be issued Immediately.
TERMS.-fwelve months credit-nutes veil
cured and payable In Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
V. s. LiNDSLEY.
Nashville AuR. 2T~td
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es~Tnx BRoEcx has woa two mere races
Ia Europe with his Lscompss colt u,apirs.
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Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,

JAMES CARD, MP,
Author OF "Engiisa Agriculture Letters on tn
Corn Crops, !" High Farming ''The West
OF Ireland, - &c. One vol limo.
"Ihe picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn not by
smart Eden land agent or specnlator in the hope Of
taking in unwary Brtshers, but by an eminent Eng
hsh agriculturist Nor the reader invited place
a blind faith IN Mr.. Cards conclusions They are
given H. such form as To show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring. and the steps in his eacala ions are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordtD
airy intellect to follow And as far as we can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect OF tie
question has been misstated forgotton.-Londo,a
Spectator.
W.T.. BERRY a. CO.. Public square
julyl4-u
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Fourth Class.

Anchors Alam In barress and hoFsheads: Rrlm-
stone IA barrels and hagsheads; Bra bng salts Barr
Blocks, Barley Bari ties; Cotton IN bales Codah Ia
tierccs and boxes. CIR Wheels and Axses; Cement,
Chalk Gay. hzin, Cable ham, IN casks; Coeoa U.
Earth, Paints stone and Earihea Ware IN crates and
bogsheaus: flsh, saisea, Fence Wire, Fgs Ia casks
and boxes, flour Ia barrels ard lacks; tsas fc Ca
anos Horse shoes packages. Iron Bar ia4nd, fg.
bsler and fsAirszaa iron Nuts Ana Risets, fFun fst
lRgs. heavy, Locomotive Tire; Lard Faster; uoiss
ses, Aahss4ay Legs, Marble Ia hloe<, unwToazbt;
Ml-stones IN roaxb; Nails and slslkes, Nail ft~is.
ores, Ieai Copper. Iron. Enc ID haxez barrels,
Patch kia-ter Palm al. Putis Rags Freszsd ~ b4Ass
Rice, RA.lrosd cAzirs And sfskss, Ressn, kixElag,
Rp,sa, Ean1se, SAT- ssda Asa rse<4, Easar IA hoss
beats, barrels or ooxess stenes arwfoesst sas.A y
kegx. barrels caskS SaEragus u kegs, barrels o.
casks. Tsbscco, scrap ssd kat, - casks and hozs
heads Tn, Tar. Tn IN pcs, fsEre 1@poa@, IeieFEeph
wife TalsuM Nhfsng Water Pipes, Wire kope. Wheat
IN ~ell ss~ed aan4haEg tzlisa bags; Enc, sheet
h casks sssd cases. k<A4 rtzz-
This TaFla - t4ks eEecs the la day q ssFtsm-
Der. isse. aud ee2tlnas aHisi etssE sesses.
Z ". CUE
Sap SAzhslAs q CnAll4H1sxa n 4.
D. AyExzr
n j. - -
suP'z- Aeznphzs 4 CAzFzesz1n n r.
r. c. JACksfl&
sepS-1 Sup Z Iena. q. b T.
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vHTE receiving a tine assortment OF Fur
w Bshiug Goods, 81 which SHIis T~-
every variety of patterns and latest ylesCollars,
Gloves, Suspenders. Robes Neck Ties, Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs, Umbrellas, UNDERwEAR-eyery varie-
ty-Money Belts, HALF IL = E-of Cgtton, Wool, Mo-
rino. and Cashmere--TRAyEIING SHAW S, Gaunt
lets OF Buekskin, Kid and Calf, &C, for sale by
seps-u J. ii. McSIlL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-13

HoiIowayss PflIs.-The blood vessels be-
come the channels Of disease aud death when circu-
latng poisoned fluid. IL is by disnfscting the dis
eased blood that the Pills all internal disorders
Sold so Maiden Lane, NY. sepl3-tf
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anftiOa Sales.
tn Il . ALE
OF
GROCERIES
HARRIS, GORDON & co.

On Tuesday next, 18th Of September, 1859,
WI Z will offer at Public sale, in large lots with
w liberal privileges,
$50 hhds. choice Louisiana Sugar;
500 bbls extra white Rectined Whisky:
500 boxes B. l. Simpsons celebrated Aromatic
Schiedam Schnapps;
100 boxes VOLTS Schnapps;
so casks Cognac Brandy;
500 boxes manufactured Tobacco, various brands;
100 reels Cutton Cord;
500 packages star Candles;
goo boxes RosIn Soap.
With many other articles.
TERMS SAIE.-Au sums under $500 cash. All
sums over 5. 90 and under Slo00 sixty days Ali
sums over 5000 and under 5000 ninety days. All
sums s. four months credit for approved
dorsed notes, payable iii Bank.
seps-td HARRIS, GORDON & co.
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ExLMPT FROM TAXATION.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
Valuable City property.
On Monday, the srd of October, 1859,


WE viii offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
w that Valuable Real Estate, heretofore owned
and occupied by the e
NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Fronting Water street one hundred and fifty -one
and half feet and running back three hundred and
four and half feet to lower water mark, which
cudes the Wharf, making the entire front the
Wharf ,one hundred and fffy-sev feet This prop
erty is among the valuable and attractive that
has been offered to the public, only account
of the advantages of Wharf, but more particularly
location for Business Houses transacting heavy
Forwarding and Commission Business, and for Manu-
featuring purposes o. every description il has decid
ed advantages. The Continued increase in the ship
ment Of tobacco, IRON this port, makes it 10 the
wishing to engage in that particular branch Of COM
merce, Of the most desirable iocat anywhere
be found, and would earnestly call their
ton this property, peculiarly fitted for that
branch Of busin
We will sell one-third with the privilege Of the
whole, a plat of which may be seen at our Office.
TERMS OF SALE--A credit of one, two, three, four
and five years. with notes well endorsed, bearing in
terest fire. date, and a lien retained.
E r. GLASC0CK Il CO., Agents,
ser1o-td No. AZ College street.
Louisville Journal will copy in Tri-Weekiy two
weeks, and the GAINESVILLE Chronicle copy till day
and send bill TO this Office
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amusemeuts.
: CRISP'S GAIETY.
TREAsURERs... HARRY AND CHARLES CRISP.
Tuesday Evening. sept,r IL, 1859.
j A G. X G. A ID H

Demands its repetition this evening, in which the
leading members Of the Star Company will appear
Overture by the Orchestra. Song, Miss Annie scan
Ian. Dance, Miss Nellie Williams. To conclude with
the protean Farce Of the STRATAGEM OF AN &C
TRESS; In which Elite Henderson sustalns four char
acters with Songs and Dances.
In preparation, Abelard and Heloise; MasanciIlo:
Beauty aud the Beast, and other novelties.
Box Office open daily from A NJ to p. NJ and
from half past Till p NJ. Doors open precisely at
O'Clock; the curtain viii rise hall past Z.
sep13
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Rates an cents per 100 lbs betsoeen Nashville and
Kno1ullle and Stations on The East Tennessee and
Georgia Raitrodd.
FIRST CLASS, Sixty cents per loo pounds.
SECOND CLASS, sixty cents per 100 rounds.
THIRD Class, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Thirty five ents per 100 pounds.
Rats IN cents per 100 lbs. basceen Memphis and
KnoIUiiLe and Stations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST LASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninets-fve cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy i've eeuts per 100 POUNDS.
FOURTH CLASS, Fifty -ssS cents per 100 pounds.
DLAS1ER will be carried from the celebrated Plas-
i ter WORKS of irgnia, TO Chattanooga and Dali
ton aud stations the r. Tenn. and Ga. Il. at six
dollars per OF 1000 lbs.-to Nashville and all
tons on the Nashville and Chattanooga X. r. at nine
dollars per OF 20C0 lbs. Asa, Tu cumbia, and
stations east OF Tuscumbia, on the Memphis an
Charleston road, at ne dollars per ton and 10 Mem
pins, aud ali stations OF Tuscumba, al twelve
dollars per ton
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Blue Grass Seed
Nashville Races.

A ND HERBS GRASS SEED, just received and for
"A sale at RAINS, BROWN & CO.'S
sep9-n
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ETNA COAL.

THE Kina al Company having completed the ?
IL trcstle are iaying Ia large supply u Tier So
PERlOk COAL. and ready o. MI all orders
iron teetr cd fFsnas and eastousrE The pEblc -
invite call and this Coal be fare pnrchas-
lag elsewhere Orders can be len IN Box "a r. o.
oF II the YsTa back Of the \. &C. Railroad nrpos
sef5-u SAN J. AGNEW.
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IMPORTED HAVANA, HOME MANUFACTURED.
COMMON AND GERMAN sEGARs,
And Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco,

Is by far the larg and most complete in the State
Those BUYING SEGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
&c, Ito sell AGAIN. will lind we have made
STATEMENT, by calling ~ Union street. two doors
east Of the Bank of Tennessee
juy27-u J. w. LANGLEY & co.
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CLASSIFICATION.

~ Spirits of Turpentine, Camphiue. Burning Flu
ids and Varnish, will only be taken owners risk.
NA- Gunpowder aud Friction Matches, and other
articles will be charged local Rates of
each Road and only at Roads convenience
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James buchanan, Jas. Gordon Ben
nett and stephen A. Douglas.

from the Washington Correspondents OF the ]
hume of Thursday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
How Teeumse,, ,ras zu,ea.

The UesterR Chrisfiaa Adroeate, published IN Gin
eansi, in lis issue Of last week. contains an obi-
uary notice, by the Rev. A. WsIGHT, Of ISAAC
HAMBLrS ST., who died at his residence near Bloom
Geld, Ind, flew months since, aged about Sc years.
Mr.. HAN0LIY was a man of deep pitty and uaquec-
tionable veraeiiy, He was in the battle OF the
Thsmes, ard the writer gives the following as his
statement in regard to the manner in which TEcUN-
SIN was killei:
He says he was standing bat few feet from Col
OEel johnson Wh'n ae fel and 10 iuil View, aud
saw he whole Of t9at part Of the battle. H was
well accusiuied With Tecanseh, having seen him
before the war. and having been prisoner seven
teen days, and received many a cursng fsom him.
lie thinks that fscuuseb thought obnson rs Hsr-
risols. as he often heard the chief swear thai he
would have llarrison's scalp, and seemed 10 have
special hatred toward him. J0hns0u's horse fell
under him, he him eli being also deeply wounded;
ia the fall be lost bs sword his large pistols we're
empty. sad he was eHtang'ed eiIh his horse on the
grOnud. TscHmssh hai ed his ride az him, and
when he saw him fall. be threw dosa bis gun ami
bounded forward like a tiger sure o. his prey
johnson had On'y a eide Pis.ol ready for use. lie
aimed az the chief OEer the head Of bis horse aud
shot near the csIteT Of bis forehead When the
bali srueS it seemed 10 BIN that tine ldan Jumped
with his head fall tiesn ct Bto tLe air; rs soon
as he struck the group2 q little Freedman ran his
bayonet into him and piuned him fast TO the
ground