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The Nashville Banner on the authority Of the
Shelbyvine Exposition denies that Col NETHERLAED
declared at Shelbyville that he did not want the
votes of those who would claim the protection of the
Exemption laws. We have received from two diff
ferent and most reliable sources the facts as they
occurred On the occasion, and they correspond so
exactly in all their details that there is for
doubling their correctness.
Col. NETHERLAND has been in the habit, during
large portion of the canvass of asking, if there is
any man in his audience who would screen himself
from his honest debts under the exemption law
This is the very language which he used at Frank
lin aud at many other places. He repeated the same
language at Shelbyville requesting if there was
apv such man there he would hold up his hand
Some person in the crowd held up his hand, when
NErHERLAND turned upon him and told him that he
didn't want his vote or the vote Of any man who
entegtained the same sentiments
Even without this distinct condemnation Of the
the morality of the exemption laws, Col. NEITHER
LANDS demand so often repeated, whether any man
in the crowd :" would screen himself from his hon
est debts under that law, necessarily implies that
he would regard such an act dishonest and that ne
sought TO render the law and the men who availed
themselves Of it, Odious in the eyes of the people
Gov. HARRIS in the discussion at several of their
appointments, asked if there was q man in that
crowd who would vote to take from the poor and
industrious farmer and mechanic the means Of sub
sistenoe for himself and his family, and he desired,
if there was such a man there, he would hold
I'D his hand. No one was found who was willing
to own himself SO devoid of proper feeling and so
unmindfulef the interests of society to give such
q vote. any competitor them" said Gov. HARRIS, |
turning to NErHERLAND, "is the only man in this |
assembly who wOnld give such a vote, or when CIV |
en- venture to justify it."
We understand that Col. NETAERLANB hassIOpped
akiug the vote On the exemption laws.
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DGE
ALUM SPRINGS,
Virginia.

ROUTES TO TIE SPRTSGS-E1CZITY or ACCESS
FENHIs oELEBRATrD WATERING PLACE. although situ,
ated in the mountains q Fgins 100 West OF Rich
Virginia Central Railroad sitia easy aeces d ae Atlantic sea.
board and the first Of all the Western spag reached By
Thus Il IS brought within York-and North.
ern passenger, leaving baltimore Washington
take tea the same evening At the Roekirisge springs
Let the Northern traveller careful rot far soath
as healn but from WASHINGTON City, take The Aierada
Gd 01ace Railroad 10 ordonsvle, which there
The visitor to reach this place by The shortest and
cheapest route must be careful 10 far North Richmond,
making that point whence he will The Central
Prom The Southwest is approached H the Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad TO Bqiori's or Lynctbury.
The Natural Bridge icing in he ceanty with this Spring,
the visitors
MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF THE WATER.
For 30 years these Springs (heut any other sort o.
advertising Than that afforded by the visitors themselves
have either witnessed the wrought By eml
have gradually extended their lame throughout Virginia and the
South This mountainous region remarkable or the number
and variety OF is mineral and thermal and it dis
variety Of its Applicability disease. potency in many OF
the worst and most obstinate msies ii stands without rival
or an sccount Of The therapeutic action Of these waters see DR.
Norman work the Mineral Springs OF Virginia also
Letters o. Dr oaTtwrght and others, in Pamphlet.
own best interests they would visit ill Gro Eded
months Of July and August but Sould II possible April
uh When ihy can be 80 much better cared for and
attended TO- The water IS E to better advantage than In
in the history Of this watering place. in which the accom-
Iodations for visitors equaeI the demand for places.
While is value as medicinal agent we'll established in the
South IL has bcen the aim Of the pTopetors
and more attractive 70 the social, refined and cultivated people
who annually more and seek quiet shades They
willing TO spare reasonable pains expense in entering
the tastes Of such and, besides billiards. bowling
looms both for laesand gentlemen they engxged superior
band from New York to furnish music
the bali room.
The water bottled at the spring kept constantly hand
for sale by FISHER WIsN, Druggists, Richmond, Va A. B..
FUCKER raggst Lynehhurg, Va; HEGFaAN Co. Druggists,
New Aofk BLAIR WYrII, Druggists Philadelphia CoLKNAE
koDGEEs Druggists BALTIMORE IAvLNSD CLARK 4 GEoRsE,
Mobile, Ala and JANIS sYME New Orleans may ordered
from any Of these houses with perfect confidence is purity and
freshness.
Pamphlets all particulars and many certificates sent by
mail on application full afversepen. with letters Of DR..
Cartwright AMI other distinguished gentlemen may
HTPs Weekly Stay 81 snd in New FORK Observer o. NAY u
WA. A. LEWIS, CLERK.
WM. IL. SALE, Room Manager
c. A MAYO, Dining Room Director
FRAZiEls a RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
iuy6-d2w
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HENRYvILLE, July 1lth, 1859.
EDITORS OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN:
This has been a proud day for Democracy at this
place, The Hon. JoHN V, WRIGHT, and his oom=
petitor Col GIBRs addressed the people in speech
of one hour and half long eaoh. Mr.. WRIGHT led
off in his most mastery stys, portraying the hypO
crisy of the Opposition party and fully defending
the administration as well as the Democratic party
from the charge Of extravaganza and hurled back
in the teeth of those who made the charge, the foul
calumy. Showing from the Journals that in sll the
extrsvagant appropriations made or attempted to be
made by Congress. the great majority of the 0ppo-
stion voted in the affirmative and the majority Of
the Democratic party voted against them. All that
can say for the speech Of Col. GIBBS is that, he
showed considerable tact in dOdging. and really
made better defence for his party than any one
would suppose could be made under the circum-
sLanos, and think all those who have made up their
minds TO continue to be led by the by the lead
ers of the Opposition, ought to vote for GBBs.
l remain yours truly.
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The Canvass in the Ninth District

Gen. ATKINS aud Mr.. ETHRRIDGE, the candidates
for Congress in the Ninth District, addressed the
people at Humboldt on Saturday last. The crowd
in attendance was variously estimated at from five
thousand to eigth thousand persons. Extra trains
carried the people along the line of the two rail-
roads which concentrate at this place. The widest
excitement prevailed the occasion, the paftisans
of each candidate cheering their fsvorits with on
enthusiasm seldom before exhibited in q canvass in
Tennessee. Gen. Atkins made one of his most
stirring efforts Worn and exhausted, as he is by
the fatigue and abors Of the cadyass his soul rose
superior to physical infrmity, and he electro
fed the crowd and cheered his friends by his manly
earnest and patriotic utterancas by his bold caustc
and whitening exposition of his competitors snte-
cedents and position, and by his clear summing up
of the political issues of the day.
The friends Of Gen. Adkins, who were present,
unhesitatingly accord to him a superiority in the
discussion distinct as to mark the triumph that
awaits him.
The most intelligent and experienced prognosti-
Gators of political events that we have seen, are
clear in the conviction that ATKINS will even in
crease his msjority several hundreds, aud ATKINS
himself is in the highest spirits. Some of his
friends have expressed the fear that the physical
labors of the will be too great for him to
stand To all such We have authority for saving
that Gen. ATKINS will never leave the canvass one
day, if he is compelled to go into the field at the
sacrifice even of his life. His determination and
dsuntless spirit will succumb to adverse cireum-
stances that can be controlled by superior will
and indomitable determination. We say to our
friends in the Ninth District, that they owe it TO
their cause and to themselves, as well as to their
gallant champion, to fight on and deal double blows
from now until the last hour Of election day, in
order that they may make assurance doubly sure,
and secure, teyond peradventure, the triumph which
the whole State, the whole South will hail with ac-
'lama'iOn and jOy.-AeHlPhi' Appeal July II.
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We shouldn't be surprised, says the Qui9 Nunc,
if hell has broken loose under the feet of the OPP
position in the other end of the States for the NASH
vile Patriot says EAST Tennessee is in perfect
blaze about Netherland.
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The Bristol Meas, strong Democratic paper, ad-
mits that Col. NETHERLAND will receive san over
Whelming vote in East Tennessee" But says The
NsVs, "a it will SO OverHhelm him. that he will sink
to rise no more"
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Through Tickets TO Beersheba
Springs via. McMEnnVilIe.

THNIIIS the only route to ReerSheba Springs F4A
that aurds the facilities and c0nyeaenee -
Through Tickets and through baggage, and visit
a purchase Tickets at Memphis Grand Junction, Stevenson,
Nashville and Beesheba Sprngs back to all the above points,
and viii hnd their arrival at McMinnviile RAMSEY MA
SONS Coaches in readiness carry them without de-
lay the Springs, the datanoe OF IL miles, superb and
safe road 1BisIia Jds 20 make the connection.
The accommodations at McNinnyie equal to E the
State those who wish to refresh themselves al this place
have the comfortable that want Willie
yIdel for. RAMSEY < MASON.
Tvo-
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BIZ
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NEW BOOKS.

NO. @ UNION STREET
w. Gilmore Simms' New Work,
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The Romance ana its Hero,
BY the author OF 'Magdaln Stafford"
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PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE. Alice Carry author of Clio.
VernOok, &c.
The Old Plantations,
AND WHAT I GATHERED THERE IN AN AUTUMN
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New Work by C. =. II. James, Esq,
THE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL.
Acadia; OR, A MONTH WITH THE Blue NOSES.
By the author Of ''SparOwgrass Papers"
New Book of Travels, for Boys.
THE BOYS BOOK OF MODERN TRAVEL AND ADvEN.
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glove Me Little, Love Me LOnE.o
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SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of the United
States at Nashville in the Of Rheit & Robson
James Peacock and Others will the 2oh day Of August
next the Court house door In Nashville sell public yenue
the highest bidder, all that land on which the said
Peacock resides lying about two miles from Nashville
the Noenvlle Turnpike containing BY estimation thirty
"a s. 100 poles and which handsome residence
with the usual onthous other substantial permanent
Improvements The property will te sold free from the equity
redemption. The purchasers win be required to give notes
With good security for the purchase money in four equal install
ent payable twelve, eighteen and twenyfOur months
respectively, with interest lien will be retained
the land until the notes paid.
JACOB McGAvOCK,
iuIyI3 Clerk, sc Of said Court.
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Two hackmen were fined by the recorder Of Mem
phis on the 18th, fOrleavng their vehicles standing
in the streets with no one to watch the horses.
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Bloody FIux, DyseRtery and ChOIs
era MOFbuS.

TEyHE GR RFENBURG DYsENTERY SYRUP never fails 10
all disorders q the bowels in few hours
purely table and taken in any quanty quite harmless
hundreds Of Of ux after being given
by Doctors. 1t we'll remembered for the service render
when cholera prevailed Nashville In every printing
office mechanical in the city, persons he
who have tested its efficacy It is prompt in its ELECTS
relieves pain instantly and at the time the named surfaces
stomach and bowels sheathed ami protected against
this aered contents.
1t be given te the youngest child.
Priee5O cents per bottle ALEX. MACKENZIE,
iulvIO u College Street. Nashville.
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Rich Fancy BOnnetS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS FOR
THE LADIES.
A IN FULL Trimmed Fancy a9d Hair, English SsEN~
4eDtE Straw B)nnets, Misses and Chillren's |[A
Flatts, Riding Hats and Millinery Goods, less SH
than close extensive balance Of E SsH
summer BOnuess AMI Millinery. eST
Fine Plain Halr, full trimmed, with flowers, s. 50
English Slrazs, do DO do from 3 soto 90
Colored StraNs and Chips fall trimmed, 10 90
Rich Creap and Blond, do DO 90 } 81 90
SILK and straw Chip DO do do 90 toe 90
Beautiful Imperial Chips do do do 10 % to IA 90
do Mixed with Paris Laces do Cgto 10 20
300 Misses and Childrens LeghOrn Flats and Rid
ing Hats, from ] 90 to 90
LkeEsea large stock Of Flowers Points shaEls
at very low prices. We viii close this extensive
stock this tn. So now, ladies, Immediately and
supply yourselves at snd grand the
Fourth Of july to have grand celebration this year
Call Immediately for bargains Ct
E. WISE, Agent,
No. 40 Union Street, Up Stairs, next door to the
june2l Bank Of tennessee.
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THE FRENCH POCKET HAT

FINE FELT HAT entirely design, handsome shape,
and light and sxabe that you fold and carry i In
without Inconvenience. only little larger
than Cirgar case contains g. FRANCISCO,
iuive-tf Public Square
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BORGFELDT IL GUNTRATH,
&c Cherry street,
Sell now their Stock of
e n q " O. ms Al COST

ND have reduced the prices Of other Goods Their object is
to effect quick sale by Offering good bargains public
Gall and be convinced.
juyl3-f BoRGF7LDF 4 GUNTRATH.
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FORTY NEGROES FOR SALE.
VNCLUDING good families likely lot Of boys and
Il girls as vas ever offered in this market
RI. LYLEs,
julyl3 80 Cedar street.
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fHls fashionable and popular Watering Place has put
IN eoEpiete and thorough repair aud viii be opened
the OF visitors and boarers the l4
der direction and management Of Dr. D. T. SCOTT, whose
experience "a we'll known. I
The regular Stage line to louisville BY te place.
and an extra line OF Coaches from the Railroad the Sprngs
viii be put upon theroad Immediately.
july1lE
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THE HOMER lie

THE BONNER LEDGER HAT.
A FAyoRIrE HAT FOR THE BEAU N0DyE for sale
N by A. !. FRANCISCO,
Fashionable Halter,
july9-n No. % Public Square
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AVIHa taken the agency Of the celebrated Silver sprnza
FIGURING Mills have just received quantity superior
Family Flour, which Is perhaps good made n this
other climate and will be sold literal terms at No
Market street, BY ga. O. N0EL 4 co.
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NEW AND CHEAP
SP r ! NJ G G o Q ID S.

FESHE LARGEST and BEST Stock in this County,
= purchased upon the very best terms, few Of
which will call attention to.
Best French Cloths Cassimeres, yesngs, and every
thing for Gents and Boys wear; Shoes Clothing.
HATS-Fine Moleskin, Cashmere, Washington,
Senate Hungarian, American Planters, Nutria, Smoke
Gable and other Soft and Straw Hats.
BoNNETS-Cheap. Trimmed and Untrimmed,
Satin, Silk, Straw, Lace and Braid Bonnets, Coloured
and White.
Misses and Ladies' Equestrian and other flats.
Black, Black and White, White and Cooured Roach.
es and Tabs.
Pine and Cheap Parasols.
Patent selEAdjusiible Corseis and Rubber Busks.
Richardson & Stewards Linens, Diapers, Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins Sheetings, &c.
Brihanis and Percale Tor Sacks and busters, with
White Braids, Cords and Tassels, Frnges, &C., for
Trimmings.
India Twills, Dimity, English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
Berages, Muslin Robes, Stripes, &c.
Organizes, Girghams, English Prints, Challies, &c
Table and Piano Covers.
Oak and Rose painted characteristics.
Panished Tin, Old Dominion Coffee Pots, Bggins
Tea Pots, &c.
Water Coolers, Patent self.sealing Fruit Cans
Coach and Floor Oil Cloths, Enameled Muslin an,
Drills, Patent Leather.
School Books, Wall and Border Paper, Fire Screens
i window curtains.
/ Sole Leather. Caliskins, White and Pink Lining
and bindings, Cochnea Booitops, Pot Cali, Morocc,
and Goat Skins, Brises, Lasts, Pegs Bootweb, Avis
&c, &c.
Lard and Tanners Oil, Kerosine Oil Lamps, Wicks
and Chimneys, Fine Salad Oil Essence and Extrac
Of Coffee, White and Brown Windsor and other Soaps
/ Extracts Of Peach, Lemon. Vanilla and Cinnamon
Old English Cheese. London Porter Old Java an,
Laguyra Coffee, Roe Herrings. Raisins and Figs il
small boxes and drums, Sugar House Syrup. Fin
Black and Green Teas, White Northern Potatoes.
] JAMES WEBB.
April 10, So
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EVERYBODY Wants Something.
Angus a.

~ Y0u WANT fne and common Candies.
call on A. PLEASANTS
II you wan, Almonds, Pecans, EngIish wslnG.- and
filbens, cali on A. PLEASANTS.
II 700 want tie finest Cigars and The best Tolacco
call on a. PLEASANTS.
II yoa want Pranes, Daies, Figs and Brandy Peaches
call on A. PLEASANTS.
II You want Cum aud Jelly Drops and Rssins,
call on A. PLEAsANTs.
II you want yabe Paste. NspIe Sugar
call on A. PEASANTS.
II you wan, fresh Cove Oysters and sardiBes,
call on 4. PLEASANTS.
u yoa want Pickles, Dned Essf anl Beef Tongue.
call on A. PLEAsANTS.
you want Potter, Ale Cider, Candle. snd Cfseket,,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
n yos want Bsuj0es. FiJjss Guitars anbs'Hes. Ae.
cOrdeons, Flutes, call on A. PBEASANTs.
d ysB want Peanuts, Cocosnuis. Turkish snoking
To5seeo, call on A. PbEASANIS
II 700 want siaifei Daies. Cream WsinU,s, CsnJy
sIsrbeftes, call on A. PLEASAN Is.
~ YOU want CGrtaBts n rUigana RAians
call on A. PLEASANTS.
uyou want suaT i'd Baes Or Bladiyrs.
call On A. PLEASANTS.
If van Wsni pine flaming Card. % snglr Cakcs,
call on A. PLEAsANTS
ifyog want Rose Oli. Bsan oil. AlcibIdi Oh. Pona.
Ion, call on A. PLEAsANTs.
n ,,u asnt sweet Is.nias o. cirouela Rose. Pa.
thouly. call gu A. PLEASANFS.
u,ou sso, Efnaels Lemon Roosas. Magnolia Bali.
call on A. PLEAS.iNTs,
iftos waat Musk, MlIlsty sosp, Erasise soap. shs
wing sosp. call on A. PLEASANTS.
n you Ssut Wine Biscuit or Cracking Kisses,
call on A. PLEASANTS.
uyOu want French Hafps, Harnonisn o. Bead Nee
lscss, call on A. PLEAsANTS.
Ifyou want Pig Paste, Cigar smoksfs Esasnce Coffee
call on A. PLKAsANTS.
Ir you want Tie I'd shoe Backing,
call on "A. PLEASANTS.
Nov viii stop. ] have gwen IN invasion 10 al
0 lei everybody give ne eail. Nv house is quhe
handy, 80 ladies' and gentlemen come aud ny beau
hiul candy. a. PLEASANTS.
Estt,ssbsf 20 Og-5L
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HillsbOroush, N. c. 4 SGath.Bostcn, Va.
UNITE ID.
THROUGH M "a HOLRS

A FTER the Isl day II August next, there will be
- conveyance for ali Travellers between HILLSIDE
rough, N c. and South Boston, Va, regularly pass.
ing each way through Roxboroug three times week.
1t will leave Hlshorough at O'clock P. NJ, arrival
Of the Western train Of Cars every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday spend the night in Marlborough, and
arrive at South Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock, A. M, and return the same
route. The connection will be made in time TO
take the cars at Hilsborough and South Boston for
the Northern and Southern routes. Terms accommo-
dating. ]. II. BREEZE, Contractors.
july 60 Oh