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Spurious Tickets.

We warn our Democratic friends generally, but
especially in those counties where we have aplural
ty of candidates, against spurious tickets. See thai
your tickets are prepared at once in order that they
may be generally distributed. Let them always be
clean Democratic tiekss Watch carefully on the day
Of the election for spurious tickets, gotten up t.
cheat the unWary, convincing Democratic and end
ing Opposition These tricks have been praciised
in some counties heretofore and may be rtsorted tC
again. There is no telling what party msy not
do that damns the foreigners in one election and
slobbers over them in the next.
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Bear in mind, Democrats, that it is not enough
to simply elect HARRIS. OF his election there is
little or nc doubt. Bat if his majority falls mse-
rally Mellow what it vas two years ago, it will
so stimulate The hopes of their Northera Black Re
publican Opposition that shall have to make an
other hard fought blt;le ia 1860. We have the
strength to crush this dangerous coalition while
in the bud. Erery Democrat to the polls and it
is done.
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GOOD LAND, GOOD WATER, coon
HEALTH AND GnOEa rIAREAHN.

HAVING made permanent arrangements to 70 Texas,
now onsr for sale veil known Farm in Lawret
county, Tenn i've miles north Of Lawrenclurg, containing
(6) ur hundred and Three hundred OF which
is in high state OF cultivation. good dwelling house,
barns cabins stables, and all necessary cut bniss
This land IS heavily mered; also $50 OF mberei land
about two miles from tie Farm, with considerable quantity q
chestnut timber thereon ue for hogs and cattle
For further particulars refer yeu o. and r. P Griffith,
Nashville Tenn Col Jas @. Edmonssn and Hugh csruthers,
Giles county, Maj Hardin and Peter Hye, Marshall county
Col Il. g. Payne Memphis on John " Wright, Of MeNay
county, s. H. simmons, Abb Hannah j. Thomas Marry
county and H. H. II .ynes, Of Nashville.
would advise you YOU good place and
good bargain. The place he divided AMI MAKE two good
Farms. B. N. MOORE,
julyr24 tW till sept. l Lawrencebarg, Tenn.
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LEr1rnE REmEmREREp.

There are some things connected with this canvas
that should not be forgotten when the people go to
the polls. They should remember The declaration
Of SEwARD in the Senate Of the United States,
when opposing the admission Of. Kansas on account
of her pr9-slavery constitution 1.-THE COHORTS
ARE GATHERING IN THE SoUTH, (meaning the fol-
lowers Of BELL, BORIS, BATES s. Co., the men of
moderation and conservatism, who, as they have
heretofore moderated in favor of slavery and sgans
freedom, rrH be obliged, consistency ssiih hsir
cell established character and hQ5iiHaE yafr7osm 10
moderate against yoa (of the South IN favor of free
dom, AND RISE Up UNANIMOUSLY AGAINST sLA-
VERY"
They should remember the subsequent declaration
of this same higher law SEWARD, when addressing
the Black Republicans of Rome I" It will be the
SHOW of the next two years witness the organiza-
fion of this Republican party within the Slave
States, under the lead Of brave and true men, such
as FRANK P. BLAIR, Of Missouri, and CAssIUs NJ.
CLAY, of Kentucky. What remains of organization
as national party to be effected is as and
tain as what has already occurred, and is now SO
distinctly seen"
They should remember that SEWARD and his fol-
levers are looking vita anxious interest to the full
filment of his predictions, which 20 be deter
mined by the elections now pending in Kentucky
and Tennessee. That if these go favorsbly to the
Opposition the cohorts OF AbolitiOnism will rejoice
if favorably to Democracy, their hopes will be
biased, and their new coalition substantially de-
foofad
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The GIOriOus Prospect.

The letter in our paper this morning from Green
vile was written by as good judge, as cool poll
tician, and as safe calculator of chances lives
in the Slate. In private note to one of the edi-
tors, the same writer says:
81 never saw better effect in Gll my life than
HARRIS is making every where, and if he does not
gain largely here in East Tennessee there, is moth
ing in signs"
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CRs0SS-TIES WANTED.

VIE Nashville and North western Railroad Company
4 contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-Tles, 0 feet
long, inches , well heEn, face place
than inches clear Of bark. timber be sound delivered
the trade line Of the road ia Nashvls
The contractors want to contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ties Of the above, delivered
the lire Of the road in piles fo section section
enough on each section to supply the same.
Persons sAing bid Will direct the President and Drec
tors Of the Nashville western Ralrord Company
Nashville, Tenn. july2U-f
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speeeh By hon. Anarew nwlne

We are authorized to state that the Hon. ANDREW
EwISG viii accept the call to address the citizens
of the 10th District at the Depot of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Rail Road. Tuesday night July
90 at o'clock is the time fixed
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NOW or NEyER.

AM In the city and selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee, Tor the manufacture and sale Il
Patent Improved Bee Hives, the superiority
Of which have been testified hundreds worthy
eminent citizens Of Country The Of my Hive
simple, and promise is the only Hive in the world knOan
which proof inst the mOthe pur-
chasing either miy county rights for the best Bee Hive
the world nd for few days the Auction
Mssrs Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy them.
jufy2-n JOSEPH KENT
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SYNO PSAS
OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. $40,
dated the thirtieth Gay of WAY, 1850.

orders Public Land sales in the State Iowa. be held at
8 the time and places stated follows, viz
At the Land Once Fort Dodge, commencing on N0ndGy, tie
tceay siotA day Of ettF S disposal Of the Pub
lie Lands heretofore aq5e1e OF foRe toacnes and parts
Of townships situated in the north part Of said State
in the counties Of Humboldt, Wright Kosuth Bancroft Poc
honias PalO Alto. and Emmett.
At the Land Office Sioux City, commencing Monday,
ths Third ~ Of October ne Tor the disposal Of the Public
Lands heretofore unoered, situated the of Pohon-
Palo Alto Emmett Clay Cherokee, Buena Vista, Bren,
0cea Sioux, Buncombe, and Plymouth, thirty townships
and parts of townships
Lands appropriated by law for the Of Schools Military and
9th purposes together with tn Swaup overaOWed Lands
will be excluded from the sal ).
The sales will be kept open until the lands all offered
which is to be accomplished within and longer
and private entry Of any Of the lands will be permitted Gn
after the expiration OF thetgo weeks
Pre- emPtcn claimants required establish their claims tC
the satisfaction Of the proper Register aud Receiver, and make
payment for the before the day appointed for TIC
mecnen Of the public sales, otherwise their claim viii be far
feed. TiiOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohice,
Washington City, July p 1853. july24-law-6g
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Keep 1t Constantly In MIND

That, for the fsst time, the AbOlitionists of the
North are looking With intense interest to the cleo
tons in Tennessee; and that the hearts of SEWARD,
GREELEY s. Co., will beat with pleasure pain, to
the same that viii rejooe or depress the spirits
of BELL and ETHERIDGE. And that defeat to the
Democracy en- Tennessee, would be defeat to all
national men North as we'll as South.
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Handsome Residence in EdgeGeId
For Sale.

A LARGE and Commodous Dwelling House on woodland
N street. this side Of Oak will be finished by August
and viii then be fOi sale. It stone cellar seven feet
and half high under its whole four room hall
twelve and half feet Eide in the story, and The same in
the second II has porch in front well
end to the other rOom servants ROOM
stable, &c, and n large cisern.
The lot wEich this house is built fronts
Woodland hundred and seventy feet
to sixteen feet alley, and it is Handsomely fnclosed.
TbkMSFor houses and lot together fourth cash.
the balance in two and three years, interest.
July 81, lS59-lm WASHINGTON BARROW.
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TTNHB undersigned have this day associated themselves tOgeth
under the style Of RAINS. BROWN & co for The rur
pose Of transaetng general Drug Business, and hope
by strict attention the interest their customers
merit continuance Of tie liberal patronage extended
their predecessors. 7. b. RAINS,
july2I-tf ARTS BROWN Sz
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DISSOEUrEnN.

gHTHE coparneshp heretofore existing between the
signed was this day dissolved BY consent
BRoE sr, having purchased J. Brown his entire inter-
est the business Will be continued the firm
style Of RAMS, Brown & Co, 7. 3 RAINS,
J.. ". BROWN
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSeCEATION.
Annual EIcnnin.rr

FENHE Stockholders OF the Nashville Building Association
hereby notified that the Annual Meeting will be held
MONDAYNEXT, July 24TH, o'clock p NJ, for the rur-
Of electng Directors for the ensuing year amendment
the Constitution will proposed the action Of The
Stockholders. a full attendance is requested
july20 I'd CHARLES VII IER. Sew
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n p a y A v-cet ~ - ~, rsrs IN 80 ~
Sumner connty the Nashville and Louisville Pike
northeast of Oaltin $50 % land ares in
cnltgaton the baiar tinlred ana we'll ss in
blue grass There y never fiing srrgs 81 the fee
giving at al times 9bnnddnt supply ~ There
good brisk dwelling and all Necessary ont houes
place We viii 81 on removable terms Apply % f. =. or J.
A. Tyree, on the prenises
= fuy23 v tilISep
tais1 qnd 1aierean cory in weesiy ua6I lie sIsf Sep
-Gllidtfa EcGgHiuer.
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retiring from the business respectfully beg leave tender
my Tarmes thanks 70 numerous friends for the
liberal patronage extended BY them the old rm for
my successors continuance for the same.
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Map of the seal OF war.

Embracing large sPs Of Europe Sardinia LOubsry Aus
tra aud Italy, containing general statistics Of The Emprs
Kingdoms and ether States Of EurOpe Price 81 Received
hy Express BY JOHN YORK A co.
jnlylc
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LET TIE MECHANIC REMEMpER.

That in voting for JoHS NErHERLAND and his
party he will be aiding in elevating ia power par
ty that has always WaTred against labor and in ia
vOr of capital A party that has always sought to
abrdge the rights of the masses and enrich the few
at the expense of the many.
Let him remember that it was this same Col NsTH-
IRELAND who having voted to subject the last tool
of the mechanic to execution, afterwards voted to
exempt from taxation the pleasure carriages of the
rich and the capital of the shaver That it is the
same Col NETHERLAND who voted against making
bankers individually liable to the labOring people
for redemption of their notes deposited in their
pockets but voted in favor Of such individual liza
hity for the protection Of the commercial and spec
ulative classes, who make their deposites in the
banks. That it is the same Col NRTHERLAND who,
by his vote, sought to increase the competition of
free negro labor in Tennessee by repealicg the law
requiring them upon manumission to be sent out of
the State; which vote, if it had succeeded, would
havecrOwded State with the most despicable pop
ulaiiOn on the globe. That it is the same Col.
EETHERL4ND who, while willing to vCts thousands
from the pockets of the laboring classes FOR the
dowment of Law and Medical Colleges. never voted
a cent for the endowment OF az Agricultural or
Mechanical College.
LET TIE LABoGING MAN OF EVERY PROFESSION
REMEMBER:
That in voting for Col NETHERLAxD they
vote agains their own honor and against their
own interests. That they viii be thus saying to
tie world that there is no merit in scrupulously
guarding the equal rights of ALL and no demerit
in the character of a CLASS LEGISLATOR. That the
partizans Of corporations and of capital may insup
with immunity the rights of labor, and that the
masses have become the ssrvile Instruments Of the
few. That bad record shall be terror to aspir-
ing politicians and the hope of approving COnst
uenoy no incentive to these who are entrusted with
the dearest Interests Of the oountry.
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Tia GARDNER CLANThe admnista on has received from
the of Dr. Gardner, hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars which he obtained from the Treasury, BY forged clain
during the Presidency Of Er Fillmore. The money has ten
paid over.
By the swindle above referred to, about seven
hlndred thousand dollars were drawn fr n the
Treasury. 0ae hundred and eighty thousand del
lars Of it went into the pocket of Hon. Thomas
Corwin, a member Of MIR. Fillnore's Cabinet, who
acted as GARDENERS council in the case. Tnat money
the government has been able to get back, and
yet the party of which Mr.. CofEin was then, and is
now a shining light, has the unfathomable impu-
dence TO talk of Democratic history. -CIarksUiH'
.Jgfegsoni1a
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JUST RECEIVER RV
h A G. An & jon SON.


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Giles Aroused.

A postscript to business let er from Giles county,
says "Qur party has had some trouble in Giles,
but all is straight now, and these troubles have
only increased the zeal of the Democracy tenfold
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LET THE FARMER REMEMBER,

That, in voting for Col. NETHERLAND, he will be,
thereby, sanctiOning his illiberal and unjust policy
of throwing the chief burdens of government upon
the shoulders Of the producer to the exemption of
the consumer as shown by his vote to tax the pro-
psrty of the farmer, AID exempt from taxation the
capital of the shaver As shown by his vote to tax
the general industry of the country, and out of the
revenue thus raised, 20 make heavy appropriations
for The building up Of medical and law colleges, and
for other works of local character, from which
the great body of the Taxpayers derive ne benefit
As shown by his willingness to reenaet the charters
of the Union and Planters Banks, which contained
q provision authorizing them to extort as high as
eight per cent interest," whenever the necessities Of
the people will enable them to do SO, while at the
same time the unncOrporated people are only allowed
six per cent under any contract they may make
As farther shown by his vote against making the
owners of Banks individually liable for the redemp-
ton Of their notes. and by his previous vote to sub
ject to execution the last hoe the last plough and
the last horse of the husbandmsn, the head Of q
family
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rs remote and recent with the vienna Treaties Of
lSl4 and Is in full By DvaASSE Containing also two sIe
did MsPs-alsO Engavings principal places in It,y Al,
Portraits Of the leaing engaged in The present greas
struggle 3oeents. Reseiveiby Express by
iulyIG ~ ,or,- -ro,,.- 4. -
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WILDWOOD INSTITUTE,
errr,x,,o-o H15tss rE,o,,r,

.
TEXHIs institution Will openel under the most favorable
auspices, the second Monday Of September next under
the management Of Prof. Cas- D. LAWRENCE late Professor Of
Mathematics in Bethel College, Russeiiville, Ky.
1t is the determination OF the Principal Of the Institute to
make fully equal the best Bearing Schools Students viii
he Thoroughly prepared enter College for engaging in the
practical duties Of life For further information in regard to
the school, address the Principal Sycamore Mills, Tenn
TERMS. .
Board, lights washing, &c, per session of 2eess Ss5
dGruOu
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Just received by JOHN YORK co.
The Cavalier, novelty JANIS
Lord Montagu's PAGE by JkAu-
The Child Il Waierloo-By RcEsoInS
Jack D0wHings Letters Bg JaCE powxfSs.
Davenport DUMMY LEvrR.
Walter SCOTS Novels a. = cts , volume.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

AVING qualified administrators the estate Of John
Shelby deceased the undersigned hereby request such PER
claims against it to present them within the
prescribed BY Law and those who indebted Pay
nent with as little delay possible.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
A.V. LINDSEY.
Nashville. at-In
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NY virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Court Of the United
States at Nashville in the Of Rheit & Robson,
James Peacock ard others, wl the Goth day Of August
next house door in Nashville, sc II pubic vendue
70 the highest bidder, all that Of land which the
Peacock resides lying about two miles from Nashville
Noensvle Turnpike cOBtsning BY estimation, thirty
and 90 100 poles and which handsome brick residence
h usual outhous ami other substantial and permsnent
The property will he sold free from the equity
redemption. The purchasers will he required To give
good security for the purchase money in four equal install
payable six, twelve, eighteen and twenty months
respectively, in bank with interest. lien will be retained
the lani until the notes are paid
JACOB MCGAVOCK,
juiyl3 Clerk, &C OF said Court.
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GOLn PENS.


John YORK CO. No. D Union Street, have jus, received
new supply Of the best Gold Pens Iuness
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at Luclls' Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.

$50 Reward.
PRISONER ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY.
BELL REDDTCK escaped from the officers Of the city Of
% Nashville yesterday, the 9TH o. July lie
rest for malicious shooting, having shot Charles H. CoDger
the ST. inst.
Said Reidick about feet or inches high weighs 300
pounds or more square soudeed large head light hair
fair comp eyes, has two right Of
forehead tie temple lie Is someshat bow legged plas
tere- by trade, and is 29or % years Of age.
will giveauy fly dollars reward who VIII deliver him
where he can DC had. July sth, 1859.
w. N. BROWN
julyI3-dtf Marshal Of the City OF Nashville
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City Fire Insurance Company, of Hart.
ford, CODnecticut.
ASSETS, JULY lst, IS59........ 1925 698 o.
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, OF Hartford. CT.
O4AA 900 20
DOLICTEs issued for these reliable Companies by
julyIgtf. IT, K & ?. P. PECK.
Nashville City Mills.
WE TILL deliver Four any place ia e city or Fdqesld
w adding Bridge les, the following ricos
Wholesale. RETAIL
Extra Family -Four per barrel, 5 20 G 90
do do do per bag IS 9rO
SuperfnS. 9O0 Q *
viii sell Bran. Shorts Mddnrs st thu Mil At cnrnt
prices, de'uctng carta e.
viii also paw the market price for WHEAT and CORN
throughout the year. leave OTjers Post Ofs Box "a or
with y UOfIJNGstvOpru
Terms cash On delivery No 6 south Market St.
Julyl7-lf
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contains Biographical Sketches or s Rev Dr Cox
z Cranrh' william II Crawford Eiliotts cresson David
Crockett cro7sey Edwin crosBelI TIE Rev Harry croswe
The Rev "iliia'a crosEell, Gordon Cumming d R curs
. Curtis " Quits Richard Dana r II Dana, IT, Fe-
x Darey, Grace Darling, Andrew Jackson Davis Cres
heny Davis Judge John Davis John Davis Deblnski Jo
sePO Denns De Pes ser. tFamyl Bsrnal Dz Thomas Dick
D'ekson' D Bh'p Doane. Sidney D.bee Prof Dod Boai
-''u' lA'As 9orr Bennett bowler, N D, John Duer
Duer Dr. Dung isou, N D, Durand Elmund DWIGHT Bishop
Eastiurn; and articles Credit Hober Cuba DAM Danas-
Gus Biaies Dance Of Death, Denmark Dartmouth COLLEGE Deaf
and Dumb Dentistry, Dictionary, DstiIleFy, Diving Bell d.
voree DEarf Eeho Eclipse, Ecuador Eainhursh Review Eu
cation, Sc, &c.
IRON tie BorzA Azlericqu l7srfe,r.
Weeaa turn to no title which doss cot conar onr
IN me judieious distribution Of the work Each
have been written by expert department. 10 which il t
longs There can be doubt that least for the use Of American
readers AMI in some rpets wherever the English language Is
Spoken the 1yeoI will greatly surpass in its value As r.
ference lsok any similar eOPAea that yet been issued on
either side Of The Atlantic
W. n. BERRY & co.,
/ g19-0 Public SQUARE
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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Nashville and
undng counry, ta at No Boadsay is the place
bny Northern Ice aud humbug Call and judge for
elveS. VT. CLINGAH.
nay2
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BORGFELDT 81 GUNTE2ATM,
S6 Cherry street,
Sell NOW their Stock Of
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

ND have REDUCED prices Of other Goods Their object is
to effect quick sale by Offering good bargains the public
juiyI3-I BORGFELDT GUNTRAT4.
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The New American CyeIopRdia.
VGLUME VI NOW READY

Rev HENRY " BELLous, ND
JoES EsrrN cOOKE. Esq, Virginia.
D. L DAIIoS, Esq, Washington, D C.
Hon howard EvEaErT, LID, Boston.
PrOfC aELrOS, Harvard University.
RieHARD HuDRErH, Esq, New York.
Hon. Ono HnLAkBI Boston, Mass.
Prof JAMS LOWELL, Harvard University.
BESJ MocEEADY, n D. New York.
RevJ II SPENCER, D D, New YORK.
hoRAeE ST. JOHS. Esq, London, England.
JoHS r THoSrsOS, Esq. Richmond, Va.
Rev THOMSON, N D, New York.
&c, SC, &c, &c, SC Ar