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California Trade.

The New YOrd Nsus gives some useful statistics
under this head Vessels to California have beer
freighted with cargoss OF assorted merchandise Of
almost every description, comprising lumber, bread.
stuffs provisions, dry goods, liquors. tobacco, &c.
in fact, almost every article of domestic manufac-
ture or product of American industry. In pay
ment California at first RENTED us only in gold,
but lately in addition to that which is still sent US
with remarkable regularity, and which, through
the panic of 1857, came With unainchng steadiness,
We are in receipt from her, from time to time, of
silver, quicksilver, copper, wheat barley, wool and
hides, with considerable in government DRAFT
while irOn coal, tin, platinum, marble and alabas.
ter are among other of her mineral production
But to refer to her export OF gold, we commence
with the year 1851, giving the amount cleared at
the San Francisco Custom House. No record for
the years lS49 and 1850 is a. hand that can be re-
lied upon with certainty, but the amount for he two
years may be safely estimated at $50 COO 900, nor
is any account attempted to be gwen of the sum
annually brought here in the hands Of passengers,
or which has been manufactured into articles of jew
clry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18
The Invincibility of the virginia DemOc,
The Richmond Examiner, reviewing the late elc
ton in Virginia, says:

racy.
The Richmond Examiner reviewing the late cleo
ton in Virginia, says:
After the Pyramids, the Natural Fridge, the sew
ersl other famous works of and of nature moth
ing with which We familiar changed less du-
ring the last Sky years than the Democracy of
Virginia We have been less effected By the O.
slant assaults Of the Opposition than tae rocks
along the shore Of the Atlantic have been by the
Perpetual attrtion of the of tae ocean. New
er in the Presidential contest have we wagtred
Disastrous contests, WhirlEinds Of insane popular
excitement have at long intervals prosGfat.d d our
party 10 Otoer atss, but We have new r auailed
After every Presidential contest, wren the smoke
Of battle clears away, however disastrous the
result Of the fight may heve been elsewhere, our
banner, proudly floating in the breeze, has
bly, eheered the national Democracy alike in Yieo-
ry in defeat
Various causes have contributed 10 ren Ter the
Democratic party Of Virginia thus inyiucible at
home, and controlling in tho national conventions
Of our party. TIE Jealousy with which they have
guarded the principles OF he State Right paity
and the tsnaciIy with which they have through
good and evil repule oluDg to the resolutions #
l79S-'99, as The ark ana covenant Of their faith,
have done much to make it great AMI powerful
party. The creed Of the Virginia Democracy has
never been modified, trimmed or alt red to meet
the views Of ambitious politicians. Presidents and
the leading of rheir Administrations have
been judged by cur ole Slater gh's standard, and
not by the prevailing tone of popular opinion in
Washington. Those STATES which have permitted
ambitious politicians to change and Fefashion their
platforms principles at pleasure, have always in
the end suffered defeat and disoFg qnizalioD. The
Virginia Democracy have with Procrustean severity
sterny required the mere politician to conform t.
those tims-honored principles of the State-Rights
party, which, since the days of JEFFERSON and
MADISON, have guided US as the polar star directs
the mariner.
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ROUsE AND LOT ron sALE.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson eouRy render
~ ca II ne above cause a. the HJuEs l59 will offer
for sale st the Court house Nash7Ie on the ls; a
o. July next lot Of ground fronting about IS feet thu
sac q North MARKET street. said city, and running hack
EES college street to al alley, upon which house.
TEeAsOne third win be required neash and he balance
a lien retained.
SAID property belongs tie Of TbsAs Nasassh dss,
and Is sold fordistriburOn 3 CHEATIfAN
Junel3--td Fee 500. Clerk & Master.
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SALE On NFGR0ES

Thomas Hsrrisand others, Celia Felts Ohsrs.
decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county reader
ID ed st the May term, 1852 the above cause, VIII sell at
e In Nashville On Saturday. the 18th Gay Of July
Next the following negroes town. JIM about 26 years Of age,
Dea years Of age Geoge Of age, Lsss years q
age.
TERAsons third wiz rsqured fnessA and the balance on
nanthseredt NO:esWish good security payable IN Bank
,upe1s-da Fs.ssoe En- S o5.st ! NJ,
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Col. NETHERLAND declared in the opening of the
that his fixed resolve was to prosecute not to
defend. Any criminal might have said the same. Hav-
ing failed as prosecutor, he is now pleading his
defence As thorough Was his failure in the char
scter he set cut in, it fully equal to the one he
is now playing. The Athens Post, which put in the
PIES that Col NETHERLAND opposed the exemption
law under the belief that it contained section Civ
leg 70 every head CT family one barrel of whisky
ani half dszen tin cups, display ed genius which
its candidate wholly fails TO rival But We
"Wi not insult calamity;
Itis harb'rous grossness, TO lay on
The weight Of scorn, where heavy misery
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ANOTHER CAUSE OF DIssESsIox HEALED The
Fayetteville Observer of the 10th says: "We IN
deIstsnd that Msssrs HARsEY and EWING, candi-
ment at MillVille, in this county, last week, mutu
ally agreed to Withdraw from the canvass, 60 home,
and submit the question of the candidacy to CON
ventiOn of the Democracy, Good. That cause Of
dissension in our ranks is now removed"
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r m o N OGR APH Z
PENMANsHIP.
M e. OLREAR

Va a. . ID % l. Il T. A r
As aecouplsbsd biz object in showing to re citizens
Of Nashville that Phonogrphy easily lesrne By
suaal chlden. His pupils able follow moderate
speaker and are rapidly Increasing the speed Of ir writing
Tue ucolt OF accom- fishing this has been douby increased y
the diseouragins Influence brought to bear upon uss
shape OF misrepresentation rdelle &C. 40, IN QUOTES from
which better things be expected CTax payer and c
zns Who have children to egate would do we'll lock tie
WHAT and the WHY or this chspter Never have commnny
been more grossly deceived in REGARD the and sdTan
gs OF Phonopy and Photography Citizens who have the
leisure to investigate the SUBJ that they greatly
lessen the Labor and yea time the education
OF every child and ta they aakea the intellectual faculties
extent attained b. other aeans and with delight the
pHphat they have bes sxrmiRed tested practically by hln
deds Of the most able schaoi committees teachers supernen
dents and eduestio1s In this country and England
ported upon In the highest terms Of approval while It has
bd them to see the DrNcFYSs eject OF mode which ruins ths
minds OF 50 children, and dsgus them With learning
Such the effects Of this mode OF eabng IN developing the
minds Of children, that they often regarded prodes
Intellect whereas the result OF teaching simple truth, instead
Of absurd error.
NJ D. has heretofore charged merely tho regular cour
lessons Photography making charge for attending the
pupils practice reading and writing amer The principles Of tho
learned. He will continue receive pupils
ill the 9h instant, after which the ne r7Id
ooHTSs0f lessons will DO the heretofore but monthly
charge will be made FOX attending practice Of the pupil after
the course s completed
B.AH pupils che haze not completed their coaTss u
SessOas, requested 20 Dc 90 scits0gt aelSy.
IL T7Room over the shore Of J, II. Mc3in.
June lift
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18

The blsckgusrd editor of the Clarktville Caroni-
Gle calls in question statement, contained in a
campaign document issued from this office. that
NATHANIEL P. BAsKs was chosen as the Know
Nothing leader and Speaker of the House Of the
Saith Congress. The man must DO insensible to
shame who, protesting to be familiar with the Pc
liticsl events of the last 7e years. will deny that
BANKS in 1854 was run as a KnoW-NothiDg aud
elected as KnOw-Nothi0g to Congress; and that q
majority Of that body we're also elected Know
Nothiugs, and that majority of those SO e,ectsd
voted for aud elected BANKs their Speaker. The
fact that BANKS was also Black Republican does
not inValidste the statement, since all Northern
KuowNOthings are Black Republicans in sentiment.
If there is single exception among their leaders
in Congress We would be gIsd for the Chronicle to
point it cut.
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o. cAsEB CliquOs Champagne Also a Ike quantity o
SD CABINET, tiedsieck and Yersesay All Of which
h' genuine and viii sell at reasonable prices, We have yar
Gus ether brands at from soto SIS psr basket.
may9i VESSEL & THOMPSON
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CHANGE OF PARTNEus,

mutual consent the Connection Of JNO. B. JOHNSON
40 With The house q ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO., has
o dissolved and they have associated with them partner
NAT AcCLUNG, late OF Knoxville The D style rsmsins
hsZetofoEe. ALLISON ANDERSON 4 co
EnS5-fm
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Free Negroes,

JoHX 81. Boris. The leader of the Opposition in
Virginia made speech in their State Convention,
in which he said, if there was State where free
negroes were allowed to vote he would be glad to
get their votes to help elect his party.
JOHN NLTHEELAxD, in the Legislature Of 1884,
voted to repeal the law requiring persons emsnci-
pating slaves 10 serd them out Of the State. II
NETHEELaND's policy had prevailed, Tennessee
would have been overTuu with free negro popula-
ton, and the white peOpls having been driven
cut BY the nuisance, the Opposition might possibly
have found here the support which Boris desires
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-18
Splendid TtEsIpENCRs.

MAJ have for sale, on liberal terms, several Of IN
w he 5est improved, most beautiful and des ~ A>A
s s,asS f. the yn ~ s I S@Sly W. and
in this and AZ joining counties, besides reB irge
sNpDlg o. the lest unimproyed Lots in tie City
the sIdeTsnt additions to Nashville persons dsnoes
Tchase Vozd do veil 70 We ulI take pleasure
ng any nc property have for sae, ard viii PIE ar.
1RgS4 d'L. = E. " BROWN.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER. PHILLIPS & co.
MONDAY, IUNE eOsh, 1859.

VETE will sill Tor Cash In front Of WarehSsSo,
wv complete assortment OF Grocers eonsstngiR part
follows, viz:
50 hhds crop Sugar; 100 and do
SO bags Coffee; 90 barrels White WHISKY;
Is bbls 3Ioiasses; Is do N. Y. Brandy;
100 bbls cTusd & poW'd ard COT 10 do Holland Gin;
fee Sugar; 300 kegs Nails;
Ssacks Almonds IS dszeE Painted Bueketsi
90 boxes Cove Oysters 20 nests Tubs;
10 bags Pepper; lSh boxes Soap;
25 chests Tea; IS do Doyle's Candles;
90 ha'es Cotton Twine 100 dozen MasOn's Backing;
IS coils Rope; loo boxes Flasks;
Is cases Matches: $50 pkgs Il. 4. RasnE;
100 boxes Star candles; 10 b5ls Texas Pecs1B;
BO pkgs MackeEei, kits,
i bbls AMI b5s
Together with numerous other articles to male up eoPlets
sale. LASIER, PHILLIPS & co.
June lid No. 80, Market street
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- ENT's sole Leathor Trunks, best sualily,
u Ladies' large Dress Trunks,
= eohnot Boxes, double and single Ton
Valises, Carpet Bags and Saschels,
good assortmento Of the very best manufacture ~ sags
az r toao prices J0r caaH, 81 e c0LLEGE sfREET.
jnnel9 JOHN RAMAGE.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ENTE osrzg for ls four beautiful Building Lots front
w ing McGaveck street, running tsEards Broad
street ls2 fset ;0inches 70 a 10 foot alley.
Also one Lot honng High street 20 feet, and running
hack i5SH feet 70 q 10 foot alley.
The shove Lots are exempt from taxation FOX about % years.
and are eonTenen to business being within walk Of
the Public Square.
II not sold previously to Saturday the sd July, WILL
that day, on the premises, Ofer them public sale.
TERNSOne, two and three years. satisfactorily
dorsed payable in bank with interest from date, and lien
tained. JAMES ERWIN. j.,
iunel4-dd ii. HILL MGAiISrER.
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Books FoR SUMMER READING.

Ihs Harp Of Thousand Strings, Warwick Woodlands.
Mrs PaTsngons Carpet Bag Of aunt Pay's Scrap Bag.
Fun, ysrkss N5-i,-s
sam Sticks ssyi1 g and Doings Cox &c Monthly
simon sugss' Adventures aid Mai .Joges' CourtshiB
Travels, D-1urr u prEervifIs
swamp Doctors Advertures in Chsrcoil Sketches
the southwest, Simon Sugrs,
Flush Times IN Alabama and Charm IL PARIS.
Aississippli Misiortlnfs OF Peter Fahsr,
Adventures OF SAN Slick IN Maj Jcnes IuLvsis.
Texas, The Yankee and TIE Msrnalfs,
Major Thorpss Scenes IN Ar ssretssar squzttsr Lite
kansas. Quarter Eace g. keutuGEy.
Big Bears Adventures and Tra7- me Rival Esisl,
els Taakee Yarus.
Judge Halburtons TsnSse Sta Times % Col Fandessns,
RES. .TsuF-e letter..
Ihs Day Of an Old Doctor. Bsg Beer Of ArsarEas,
DoWJr sshort Patent Sermons. Ny Shooting BOX,
Mrs. Jerichos Comic Lectures, TIE Qualro5n Iiourls
Pictorial Life and Adventures Of Adventures Of Cr Farage,
DaFy Croesstts stray >u' jCcis Arrested.
Pictorial Life Adventures pclr-s frur the pcsyurs
OF Jack Sheppard, Peter PIoddy.
Adventures Ct Percival May smiths theatrical AuuFza-
berry, t.cesh.D
Adventures Of Col ysndsrtO, Smiths Thssirea Journey
Chronicles Of PineVille, werE.
Dee Saikers, Iou41ns suanlu T}o-t1r.
Ma. ORGANS Adventures, New Ori-tus sketch Book.
Widow kGgbys HUssaaal. .8u3eet sf Fun
Polly Peahiosseus Heddnss Genie Boqu-lie, &c &C. Ea
For sale By HAGAS & Johnson,
4Rnc . LarEat asreat.
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CHAMPAGNE.

We kesP large Of Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris sni
Land PlLster ARMSTRONG 81 CO.,
tune3-d IGds. tEkweun. NasbvIus Tenn
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While our Opposition friends have their hands in
in explaining and defending he vOles of Col METH
ERLAND, they will confer favor By telling tt PEG
pie upon what sublime principle of public policy, he
advocates revenue system for the general govern
ment that lays tax upon the last hoe and the last
plough Of the farmer and the last set of tools in the
hands of the mechanic, while he fayors a revenue
system for the State that ezsmpfs from taxation the
pleasure carriages Of the rich and the capital of the
shaver Don't all answer at once.
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WheatI Wheat!
WANTED MmEDIAT ELY,

WANTED IMM dat ELY,
E0A A0A BUSHELS Of prime WHEAT, for which
sOU, OUU the highest market VIII be paid We hope
While the river Is pay from IS to 20 cents bushe
than ship by Railroad and the orders doubt will lie
Withdrawn when shipments be made By river Those want
ing to hold their Wheat, will store 1t two months, free Of
charge and receipt for TO farmers Sacks hand e coz
tain SANE, s. FRFSoRS son,
iHRslk
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MORAL, PLEASING AND INSTRUOTING.
NA7ILL be exhibited Mr. GooDwIN's HALL, College
W street, from Mondays juno I3thS for one week
only. Open from A. 81. to 10 P. NJ.
VANN UCHI's UsEUM,
PROM NEW ORLEANS,

w X STA TUAR RI,
representing the Firth Savior Supper Of
Christ with his Twelve Apostles-LIPB SI2R-l be exhibited
IN Nashville for a few days only
Admiss 70 the Ehoe-25 cents; Schools accompanied with
their Teachers, admitted at reduced rates.
iucel2-dlE.
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1. n. LAn1sR. va. rHltLfPE -. nrnr.sv
LANTER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
WEoLEszzs GRo0ERS COMMISSION KERoRAz1x,
AND pEALEKs N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
10. %, zARKzT sTEEET,
NAsHvILLE, TENNEssEE.
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The Patriot makes a very lame defence Of Co
NsTHERLAED's attempt at Charlotte TO excite the
Prsjudicss Of the nOn-slavehOldng portion of the
community, against the Shareholder. The thing is
incefsnSible. 1t is appeal to the very sentiment
which has fed Che fame Of abolition fanatieism at
the North for twenty yearF. It is an effort to
arouse the Jealousy of one class Of citizens against
another, snd to produce the impression thar there
is a conflict Of interests between the owners Of
slaves and those who own none.
We are we'll aware that the non-slavsholding
portion of our citizens are as much interested in
the preservation Of Southern institutions aud South
ern honor as the slave owners are We know that
there is an identity Of interest and feeling among
the people of the State on the subject Of slavery
which no effort OF demsgogues can disturb. We
are therefore satisfied that Col NETHERLANDS ap-
peals to the supposed preJuiiees of hon-sls7eholt
ers, will meet with response except in the voic Of
indignant rebuke, from any quarter or section of
the State he has mistaken the sentiments Of the
people that subject, and he displays his want of
judgment as well as his want Of principle in select
Ing the counties whore there the fevest negroes
for the dissemination Of such views
The people Of Dickson county are as true to the
institutions and honor OF the South. as those Of
any other county in tho State. Yet Col. NsrHER-
LAND attempts to gain an ed7sntags ever his con-
'titOr there, by creating tie impression that Coz.
HARRIS is devotng too much of his time to the iu-
terests Of slavery, while he (CO EETHgRIASD) d.
votes himself to the interests Of While people. When
he gets into williamson county, boEeTer, Gel. \.
abandons this Poin, intending to resune it again.
no doubt, when be reaobe, those portions of The
Stats where slave labor is less universally EN-
plsyed.
Gov. HARRIS will continue every where to display
TO The people the dangers to the rights Of the Souh
to be apprehended from the sdecass Of the Opposi-
ton, aDd We have NJ doubt that the ella OIL
citizens who own no negroes will be as jealous and
prompt, ward off those dangers as any Others.
But the Patriot sqystba Gov. JoHasoS, 10 defend,
ing his white basis doctrine attempel to arouse the
nOn-slaycholders against the sllvehOlders. Gov
JOHNSON eOntenIcd everywhere throughout the
State that the Congressional representation should
DO spporlioned in the Stle according to the whit.
population. We have never seen any evidence thai
he discussed the question differently in East Ter
nesses from tbs western and middle divi'
sion; or that he attempted to excite prejudice
against Shareholders anywhere. We know that be
is one Of the toldest and sblest champions Of
southern rights and southern honor in the whole
Union, and we feel perfectly certain that he ha:
never done anything to hostility against any
Of the great interests Of his State and his section
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Thirteen counties remain to be heard from OFF,
oially, which gave WISE about 200 majority
1t will be seen from the above that GoGaIN's vote
is 1864 less than FLouRNoY's while LETCHERs vote
is G, ll2 less than WGsE's. The Know Nothing gain
consists 10 the fact that their candidate lost 248
lessthan ours lost
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brakes Creek Mill
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
NEw supply OF this celebrated brand Of Flour jus. rsos,
jansl2 BURGE & ALLEN,
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OST-s0n the pike, from Gainesville TO shebyvie, in
the town Of ShelbyVille, the between Shelby
Vile and Nashville all roll Of bank consisting chiefly
Of hundred dollar bills the Union aud Planters Banks
and amounting to between $500 and O0O The finder will be
literally rewarded BY returning the to
dw&R-2g VIII. NANCE, Cornersyie Tenn.
Shelbyylle True Union copy. june -.
OST.-son Wednesday last while driving the streets Of
Nashville account book which valuable to the owner,
but he Of finder finder, by leaving the
book at this Office will be literally rewarded
junel7-lW DANIEL MILLER.
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"Wiil not insult calamity;
II Is haTb'rous grOssness, to lay on
The weight Of scorn, where heavy misery
Tee Eauek already Weighs psR'a fortunes aeFa,"