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aNAAANG HAe-@EA ~ hA
HIS Speech 70 IN -9bolffionisfs IN Coraoil at
Osarafamis-Groalcy Eulogizei EikeridEs AID
Gallon.
Greeley has gone down INTO Kansas to open
her bleeding wounds sfrssh. He made a
speech on the 1sh ult., to The freedom Shrek
eTs in convention at Osawatsnie, which we
ind reported in fan in the New York Tnbans,
Of May 81 lie makes favorable mention Of
bis faithful servants, John Bel, end Emerson
z hsridge, and William Gallon, and does not
fail 30 commend bis said servants to the Black
Republican brethren Of Kansas, on account Of
their votes 20 exelids slavery from that Terri
Tory.
The following IS The commencement cf The
speech. rs We find Il in the Tr55vnc:
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course, I know that the power Of enlightensd
and r~ssolute public opinion-the opinlcH OF
~chnstpndon-is very great, and ] % whatso-
ever I can DO 10 intensity he reprehension
with which that opinion regards slavery.
Whatever power l possess, I must and VIII *
ercise 10 prevent the establishment Of slavery
anywhere and 10 secure is overthrow every
where. AN my brothers. keeper Just 40 far,
and only 50 far, a. I have power to win hin
from wrong and shield hin from harm. Nhsr.
ever ability halit, there Obligation ends. But
not tan then
object, Of course. 10 the doctrine entitled
a~popularn or q squattsr Sovereignty" even 10
IT, most plausible aspect, because Il IL plainly
a Limitation Of my power and ability, with hat
OF eighteen millions Of my eountrynens eiti-
Esns with ne Of the free states, TO aet upon
md influence the existence q slavery In the
Teuitories-to labor for lie exclusion there
from
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VmoNIA-rhe Richmond Hhis, (oPposi-
tom gives ID. arls. ofieial and reported. from all
he counties but twelve, which give LETcHEh,
for GoveInar, a mojority Of 4,ss7. The twelve
remaining counties gave FLouRSoT 81 maJor-
ity, in 1855. These returns eonhiei, in some
counties, with the returns published in the
Democratic papers
The loss to LETcHEK is nearly all in one
Congressional district in South western Viz
GINA. His entire loss in the State is about
5000. and he loses 4,5O0 in that one district.
This fact tt-tlf shows that all the Opposition
boast Of a revolution in Virginia is gas. And
the loss there ives entirely the sf.et Of a "frse
fghp' for Congress between two Democrats.
Let he voters In an such dir.rie.' in Tennessee
take warning.
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LOOKING.GLAsS STORE. ETC.
FREEMAN & 70.

~. 4 X. FREEMAN. Nashville. rennJ
TTkvE opeuat a house. 40 Maiu street. i~Prcvine's
III Waca Nar.rhis Tern. where they slN m1nufs
furr guf Nouli.nEs. Pier and Asuuf Alrrors val
p van and ~rrnamfni~i Giaera ~ al s1rf Curtaia CT
49, P.rfr1n rrf Picture Flum-s. aside Neniur1
Biinds etc f1r sud Rep Tor sale Arusft Aatrri.e y
al kfud. Errraflhrf, WlrdlW ehzies. LcEinE-ea.a
P.s. Ptrnrr gfass &c. oar GIT Warts 81 Bias
beu- aalnlslef i1 Neurhls ~ avoid damafe - t1ns
irar p-ffafiaa. Eli are ruatlrd O. furnish er "eiA IN
perfect urtlr. An FErFrirnce &C eirhtceh Years AeuI
fran.ss e r. ua fr1-t. rrailr C. o. rlre tau1artlen N
eve -arnt We rHclt Eni hopo = n-rd ~ ptirdn-
a lei lsr Hmmurrr.
\. ,. ufdFrrne realded ~ Nentlan n1ae-l
painted a,f rinmef. i-@FatN
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sKIEs BHIGHT.

4 basiness correspondent from Fayette
eonntv writes us thst in that seeton " Demoe-
raey is al Tighi-hs best IN the world.S H
further says; " AVERY win lose a few Demo
Gratis. BIT be win get two hat d5 not vote To-
him two ysaTs ago, shers be WIZ Lose one that
did. lie viii get more votes in this county
than SIZED and az other Opposition esndi
dates. Marx the prediction
This Information comes from z highly intel
hgsnt soures, and we feel that 4 is merely :
rsf-x OF Democratic sentiment throughout fh'
district. II ne Democrats Of the district ar'
tr1s 10 their priH PIES, true 10 their sime-hon-
o-ad ussgss, snd tras to themselves, hey vii
give 10 en-coursEenen to . spirit n disorgsn-
jrstiou OF dln9rgHnizsu-
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Rnnr,HfRn.

PLEASANT wah BDARp % ia1i
can b. hado IN Court street. Two tt.r t-isU lllT
$50 MS ". p. HOUSTON
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Tor Memphis. as Il respects this branCh Of
commerce, he tide IS now n the hoods il tho
happy tine is dlsreeaTded. IN opportunity Is
lost that may never return. Before pointing
cut our actual position on this subject, we viii
quote c passage from the Louisville Courier Of
Saturday last, which win show what a city,
not remarkable for The Fo-ahsad quality. isdo-
ing IN this trade, and shat inducements she o.
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THE CHARGE o. ENTRATAGANCE
AND BAsERUPTCV-

AID AAGzEARIGA-
There Bevsr was . political canvass within
cur recollection, IN which our opponents were
20 5~,titute o. zeal AID Substantial material,
zs The Tsssn.. nnsytalk hiPPantly sbou. he
srlsvarsnce Of Mr. BrcHAEAE's Admins
tratIon, and the bankruptcy Of the Govern
msnt under If, while the truth is staring them
i1 ths face that he country and tie people
were ne-er more prosperous. Every depart
msat OF trade and manufacture is fourishinz
10 a degree almost unprecedented On thi'
point, the New York CoHTsU Gn8 Ea9ufrsr o;
thezsh al.-, says:
With respect TO The position Of American
nsnufsctursrr r. r0.ton. az his time, accounts
Era uniformly favorable. They are working
n orders o an ~urusasl e1teut-sons Of thsm
three months ahead, and The only difficulty ez-
1eriencel IS from The scarcity cf operatives,
althuugh wages Pre- fifteen 70 twenty per cent
LiEh-- dian hose paid - the general resump-
Ron q work a year sEo. American manufac-
tl-ers have taken zbou- 10000 bales o. this
crop % cotton, and VII probably take in I'll
shou- 10000 bales, although row vel sup
piled The current Price of cotton is now
lover lan hat paid FOR stocks On hand, but
TIE price OF goods has been 20 well maintained
IS 70 paT q handsoue profit. Owing 10 Tie
I-at Of variety, AID n uarticu'sT tie limited
puod1ction Of light and hne cotton fabrics by
AmsHc7n manufacturers, nearly the whole
power q -hr co-ntTy Being ABSORBED g. heavy
~c--tons, tie prof-s Of the year viii not proha-
bly, Be 50 great, upon the number Of pounds
0f cotton spun, 70 has been realized II Man
chester hu. p fairly ~remungTatiTe business
bas been ard stu is going on, and tits branch
q be manufacturer Of the country may be
- down a. IN q prosperous condition.
scea facts a. ihese are worth an ocean o.
5oand assertions and empty charges, and it VII
be hard to coHviHeet TIE people that he country
Is bankrupt, So long as they themselves eujoy
such u~Ebounied prosperity.
When the panic tame uPoa Us, eighteer
Bcn.As age, there were thirty millions o. golc
locked up in the Treasury, ana Mr. BUcHAS'
AZ vas appealed to to adopt such measures al
wc-li let l. out into circulation BY way Of r.
lief to the people. Re did 50, and bought u
with Il some twenty odd millions Of the Gov
eminent debt not yet dus, and this Is the man'
Der II which the Treasury was emptied I
was snpdsd to give relief 10 the country an
he people, and g. Is sheer hypoeriey, to use n'
hsrthsf terms, 20 charge the Adminisir7ao
~i-h having ~banlrupted the Treasury.
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10 Renf and HIre.

Two new. ven frr1ishod DWELLINGS,,
F|ai e-ht rr1us esch. win an abundance a
Huti Erri cistern aud well water. On Union0G
- street ha'f mile FROM Msiu. iva
GIRLS. hause sorvans. Apply ~ 8 r. LAMB -
Nalu street.. o. o.
is1-Ius MIVOR MERRrWETHER.
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WILLIAM R. STRANGE & co.

CPIRTTUAL TAaPIRTSNi ne Eisfoy e.
- Erhsral Sanarsn and her frieHia q he nsE LlEht
~ G. IS Wetoer.
q Work. ani Little Agresi o.. he Rich Ror an
ne Poor Rch. By Mr.. Madeline Leslie.
ne Escs sitter Riches. aai tome % the Pits into Which
Ne Runners fail Sir Lectures applTlng ths Word o.
Col othe trsfBc o. m~n. b william Ana-
The Irsh Abrsad and a. Hams. e. he Court ri In he
csmp. vita Svrulrs o. Ne Briafe. Rrminiscenors q an
EmiErsut dl.lian.
Nelly araefeni q iss q Fury Years AZ. ny Auule
chambss BraiforI
Notes and Emsndstioas b he Text q Shszs7sarcs
Pays, In q cry q n folio 1872 b J. Plyns CO..
iss srRANGE 5 Q
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". g. 1. r. r. R.-We are informed BY Mr..
Perry, a contractor N this road. that they will
bring the mails through, on hand cars, In =
week, 10 this point The track is nearly clear
Of water. and large force will be at work at
both ends in a few days.-Madisoa Journal.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

nEy. "a FAGEs DEeaiag House. sndLo "a fsn-
n nessre streets 90 feet fruat By 80 desP.
TEuMs-e1oo0c cash, or banka able paper maturing ru ne
fans she Hal1ucf On long time. 20 srlt ne rur basel
ear - easily divided e. b. % rive the fEeiinc
hrue "a a tru1t q 100 feet. and ~ each SIDE a - a. 50
iret frouf aARGAIN nay b. had
mJai-l= HESRT G. SMITH.
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largest Circulation in the City.
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HORACE GREELEY on THE PRES
EST CONDITION OF PARTIES.

Awerkor two Gincs HoRAcr GRLELET inside
speech At ossawsttazis, in Kansas, copies
sxsrtets frem which We puhIish IN another
ssluun, and to which we invite he serious at
tsntion Of every reader. IN publishing these
extracts the Nashville Uaioa very polntedly
ssvs " Il viii be remembered that the Kan
sas agitation furnished The basis Of the pres
snt Blsek-Rspublcan organization, and tia.
he scenes Of violence and bloodshed perpe-
tr.tsd In that territory, under The influence Of
enrE1rv and sEwAzD's lnesndiary sxhor,s-
lions furnished The feel from which the flames
Of Abolition fsnatIeiEn have been kept alive
II the North. On this Kansas question, IN all
is aspects, Mr.. Brrt and Mr.. E~THER1DsE
ara IN perfect hsrnsny with GkrEIET and his
followers. Z is ; noteworthy fact, that On
tbs very Issue On which the Blsck-Rspublissn
parry orgaaizsd, 'ths leader Of The Opposition
81 Tennessee, their candidate fer Congress in
"a SiHth District and a majority Of their
orrazs IN the ssstr, agree with the Blaek-Rs-
Pubnesns. Il is rot surprising. then, TIA.
cHrErrT, n ADDRESSING an audience composed
CT men who had been melted BY hin to the
psrpstrHion Of he blseksst crime IN resist
ing ne constitutional claims of the Souths
shou'd speak in praise % JoES Bill, EHEE-
soS EIHEErnsE and WuLIAM CrLIoN, who
had aided him ia resisting a measure TO re-
store The equality Of the South in the Union,
and the rights Of her citizens in that Terri
tory.
Rs no. wonderful that the Tribune should
speak with appreciation Of the stand taken by
ths Opposition in Tennessee, or that its editor
shoui8 advocate a union with that party and
support Nsssrs. BEIL or Boris for the Presi-
isney az the best means Of securing a sub
stsndsl triumph for tie Blsek-RepuhiosHs.
T. viii be perceived that in this fusion 50
eagerly sought for By beth wings Of the oppo-
sizon, and now virtually consunnated, Mr..
GKzELET does not propose that the RsPubl-
cans shah give up any OF their sectional and
seiitioas objects. On the contrary, be insists
Ast a. TIE Black-Republicans constitute
threefOarths Of the Opposition, they shall dc
tsts is principles and govern its councils. He
evidently entertain the confident hope that
Mr.. BELI and his party viii unite with then
IN support Of thoss principles and IN further
saes Of Hose objects And be has good res
son FOR this opinion. The Opposition leaders
and organs IN Tennessee sgree with the
Elsck-Republicans on The Ksnsas issue, and
are cooperating with then in their attemP
70 brtsE down the Democratic party, and the
consequent elevation o. the Blsek-Repubiicaas
70 power. WHY should there not bea formal,
ss there is q virtual, fusion o. their f~oTces2"
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Atm reasenos o. The brides father. n Marshall
c unity. Ms, By ths Rpv ; Z Dousiss, c ? BuI-
LARD to Nis MAnTHAA MooEr.
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~ Ne Biood. nd certain cnre ~ s.rusra
s~eniaE. II dissass- o. TIE Skin. Diseases q tie Liver.
Diseases q nc kidsrys and SFi1f. CarQEi- SIRE Eye1.
sssd He'd SAL mem saw ceorea Or s. Via
DrblitF HllorinE intermiftrut o. Maiariuuz Frru, nd
~ dis<aars ari-inE fra fheenuassiF- ue ~ MFrcary.
ne Vegetable Alternative - o6rred % he rubuc a. .
radicsI cure Tor ne aso7s nsued disease< srisiHE shelly
o. IN part frcn lmpurify - yiuafian e ne oioof-ths
basis Il It, s9cesss rests npoutae reh tns1n alieralve
prorerueE 81 Spanish sans~Farina uhiea Il impertd
crp-es1sy Tor ne oonpoundero q ms medicine IN an rs
purity. u Il tbfn. Win ne aEitdl % cthcr medical
psnts-aferslvs sne ;cutc IN heis sstisa-n1nufsc-
tarfd VITA ufat are, 4nd coacent1ied In a p1latasls
f.rm, making b. he oambinst.ao enc q ne be-f Alter
alive mesicnrE ever used. nhrih yet seivs IN is
oprrafian IL rer1vstcS- while IL removes TIE c.rsc of
disease. and nay b aed ~ Al vita c1unirnoe and
ssfsiy.
maiariszs ~sectionso q ths ooantEyi u srzdieatss tsefouEh-
b. an trac-s % cAronic debility vhich - ofien Follows IN
stiask q sersrso u proiractea G. - inrrmiiieat FEVER
In n Srurh ant ct l. has hcfl fh1-ouEhiy tried. and
hss sever failed 70 rcEiore ue invalid % ham, soue-
tine afrer eli cthcr reurdire have falcd. .
m ds-asrs rlsnz fronna c-caalss ase - msrsuv
o. ahfr mineral meiicines. A a unsurpassci N the
fsarouxA and pr1mpt manner in rhla d eradicries al
dlsrassd naf.er fum ~ tiond and ~Elanduiar system
mel diseases - said hesd. ssH Ehcum. and stiu Dfs-
eases q svsfy kind e - viihsui ~ eguii Ia IL eara-
tive saerts.
ly N me Liver snd Kidnsys, s.d therefore il proposss 70
relieve thase orrans whsn In . torpid or massive STATE
n rsIevinr hess ard other crEHns. md being . purtHer
q ne blsei h eains % he = cure tr hat o4thscme
dlaease Scrnfula-
~ aH-rsivs y pui % 10 pint boale-. AccouBany-
sharaarr q M several disssse- ir shich % rropse %
- cure.
are supplird vita hes ~PamPAists ior eisnieufiaa. Al
for c1e. anf rend H.
MS netictre -. eeee estensissly - y s.ny ~
iettrrs fr1n many y hfm. epeakinE 81 he hlEheat terns
o. ~ saian a. n Ais.tiss Tax r-ne1T- We are q
nberig % refer - Dr. kinf. 81 LegtseuE. N.Cf Dr.
Ci.ffurra. x rafnrsburr. Va nra. Wien and &ndrra
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NOTICE..

TINE undsrsisasd having takes oai tters % aiHiu-
i l~rfraticn upon The Estate ~ Thamss n 0iles, d.
ceased. al persons oEinE said estate are requested b.
oaEs forEard and settle. And al pers1ns hsviuE ciaims
aEalnsf said estate uiil present fhen property autheufi-
Gated Niihin the tine prescribed b. Ia.
CSC. DIXON.
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TIVE steam Ferry-tdat Na~hchah viii EaPak
Il leave the aulInE a. the foot % 1rg- fUN
er-ou street Cor M1uereid. at5A o'cuH ~
every marniuE. Or De henfdtG fbr Ssh %
imr ex-uri1nsia 10 The Trn-M1e Bayuu ani Marion LzEt
thereby nVlug thcm ruo hoursf earlier start Hand
can b. Obtained on The railroad until the regular
train ol1mcnoes running. Which viii b IN q feE day.
Ia4-Iw O.. s R~fCHARDSpN.
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however, 20 employ bis time in the place to
which be is Inevitably destined, in collecting
sacks Of tie Saline p~reoipitats OF The classic
stream, wherewith to save the remnant Of bis
party that the Democracy intend to spare. II
he salt Of q Salt river - has not wholly '1Ost
its SAVIOR" sven the Opposition Of The South
nay D reafter be . saltedn and aaTed.
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THEEE VII - = useeanr ~ ne 1e1bers q a
II ANGsEONA NO. IL. a fseir ~
Hall. od1 F-ilssr' 3ufifinF. THIS n NJ
a. riEtt oeiack- ~ ne pnrna-s ~ couferrin
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and uanscnf t~rethren. are rsirrualy invited. hyor
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THREE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOSl
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NASHVILLE Hans, - arrive. Aiso-Ames' .suzar
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A COMFORTABLY furniahed Roua ulth Bard. for .
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MEDICAL Card.

DOCrOEs ARrHCR K. TAYLOR, OrTus n. EafiT.
~ and Eichard r. Tayar have this day iarn-d q rar-
ncrsaipt % prsetics this p~rof-ssion- Once N ne r1risg
BuldinG a talfh sids o. Cent equare. where one q
he drm nag b tgund day and nighA
Dr.. Ak TzyiaT'a ~residence % H1rlar street
tup 4rors eat q Thim street. Dr.. orglue n. Eariya
rs-idenoe on Hemsndo street, oornsr o. Br1Vn's Avenue.
Mennhia. Jsna I. Isa- 1effm-
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HoRAcE GREELEg,a few weeks since LEFT
his home in New YORK, and went out TO Kan
sas 70 assist the Black-Repablieans Of hat
Territory IN framing an anti-slavey constitu-
ton. Not satisfied with ibis single labor Of
love, be made a speech in public, ard has II
printed in bis TnbH=s, IN which he shows q
manifest disposition 70 help along the opPosi-
ton In the South in the pending elections. In
justleation o. what we say, we have only to
refer to the extracts from bis speech which we
publish this morning. Hsis at least a faithful
and earnest, IL not a useful auxiliary, and We
congratulate MessTs. Btu and ETHERIDoE,
as wei as an their friends, upon their good
fortunes in receiving his encouraging smiles.
without commenting upon the matter fur
thsr, we think the people OF this section Of the
Unlo7, and especially Mr.. Bril- aud Mr..
ErHrnrDer, ought to stop and ask themselves
the question. what have we done that we
should be he friends and fsvortes Of HORACE
GnErrrr 20
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29
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CARA church has been purchased for the
deaf and dumb in New York, in which SER
vices are to be conducted, after the lst OF
August, in the sign language.
Hss. During the year ending July lst,
3,l1O foreigners were paturulized in the Gin
cinnati courts. OF these Ireland and Ba-
varia furnished the largest number.
nRu A new kind of Government secur-
tiles has made its appearance in the New
York market 1t is U. S. Post Office Scrip.
Thompson quotes the buying rates at l2@
Is per cent. discount, and the selling rate at
S@l0 per cent. discount.
HS" 1t may not he generally known that
while Austria is mainly Catholic, the Church
in that empire is independent of the direct
inference of the Holy See. Austria is then
to be shorn Of her special religious as her
political privileges.
pA. In the House of Commons, on the
9th inst, a bill to prevent endowed schools
from being considered as belonging exclus-
lively to the Church of England, and there
by removing another act OF religious intol-
erance, was debated and passed to second
reading. L--
@ In Buffalo, Wednesday, woman
while ENGAGED in washing windows on the
outside, made a mis-step fell off, and after
revolving once in the air, her hoops became
inflated, and she came easily and gracefully
to the stone pavement, breaking but two
small homes, and those we're in her hoops.
B6- Appreciate yonr opportunities, and
waste no moments in vain discomfort. All
that is valuable is to he had for nothing in
this world. You should remember that
RothSchild is forced to content himself with
the same sky rs the poorest mechanic, and
the great banker cannot order private sun
set. or add one ray 10 the magnifcence Of
night.