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A Card.

EDTroRs PATRIOT The article In the
Union and Amerioan ofyesterday from the Com
mittee on the part of Broad Street Fire Co.,
No. 2, requires but a few words in reply.
Having admitted that our statement in re-
gard to the matter was correct, il appears
astonishing to us that they would in the first
place, give publicity to a card which was so
one-sided. comparison between this
statement of the action of the joint commit
tee and the actual proceedings published
by our Committee, and acknow lodged to be
correct lat least for the sake of argument
shows how far they were disposed to so for
the sake OF Buncombe.
five considered it necessary TO ask the COM
munity which of the two engines has the most
merit, and the most useful in doing execution,
we could procure hundred witnesses to
testify to the fact that with four meu, the
Deluge has thrown over the highest house in
the city. This and other statements contain
ed IN the last card, We consider as outside
issues We only complained of the style ia
which the first statement WIS made to the
public; the committee for the Us having yir-
tually acknowledged that we presented a
full report of the proceedings, doing neither
party injustice, we hardly consider il ne
cessary 10 make assertions with a view Of
making any one man in the community claim
for us superiority. We expect so show to
all interested that we have good engine.
and il any other company in the future
should get one TO beat her, we will resign
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Bs- Some say NETHERLAND will beat Harris, ana
some say HARRIS will beat Netherland /; but ever
body agrees that beat any house in the State
for Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars. and ,
dear reader, you had better be conUi'aced.
J. IL. LANGLEY & Co.,
may23-u IL Union street.
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County Trustee.

aS-We are authorized u announce THoS. 7. SACN-
DEES as "A candidate for the Office of County Trustee
of Davidson County at the election to be held in
March, 1860. apr20-ti
RS- We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL
AMENT a candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. aprl9-td
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LAND FOR SALE

L,oR sale very desirable Tract of Land contain
Il ing about so Acres, fronting the MuTfrees-
boro' Turnpike and within miles of the corporation
OF Nashville, and in the neigheorheod Of Franklin
and Minerva Colleges and the Washington lnsti-
tute.
This valuable Tract of Land Is well adapted for q
hrst-rate residence, commanding of the Gnest
views In Davidson county. great portion Of the
land is rich bottom, with branch Of excellent
ter running through il from about 20 failing
Springs. Its short distance from the cfy win
der II valuable for Brewery, Distiery, 1annery,
any manufacturing business which requires large
quantity Of pure water, and Is unsurpassed for
ket gardenS orchard and winery. The i'm provsmcnts
consist OF n Frame House, nearly new, with kitchen,
Stables, &c., and all enclosed with a good fence,
chiefly plank and picket. Terms very liberal
For particulars apply 10
may26-triw2m (. r. GIASCOCK A. co.
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StrayeN or stolen

IRON my residence in West Nashville, ~
II large BAY HORSE, all four legs E4SN
white nearly up TO the knees; raw boned, N(As
and has uncommon small neck and head. ANY
uly7-f w. II. McNAIRY.
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EI1th ConaressIonaI District.

RoBr HATroN and CHAs. READY, candidates for Con-
gress the Fifth District, will address their fyow
citizens at the following times and places:
Lavergne, Rutherford CO., Friday, July 18th.
Old Jefferson, Saturday., July l6th.
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51- A miser having threatened to give a
poor man some blows with stick, Il don t
believe YOU" said the other, "lor you have
not the heart to give anything"
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Great Esnrgains!

We have a large and beautiful variety Of unsalea
BILE goods in the way OF Shoes. Caters &c Most Of
them are good shoes, but to get rid OF them, will
sell them at COST. Come In and get bargains.
june24-lm FARRAR, DISMUKES 90.
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Notice.

IL thosr indebted TO the estate of JOSEPH
n WOODS, acc d.. are notified to come and settle
their Indebtedness with the Executor Immediately
and those having claims against the said estate ill
present them within the time prescribed by law OF
they will be barred J0 W. WALKER,
uly11-3taw1m Ex'r of Joseph Woods, decd.
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MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Mower,

VIII WOODS nut IllHf14FI.
THIS celebrated Machine received the first premi-
l. um of GRAND GOLD MEDAL as the best combined
Rcaping and Moving Machiue at the great United
States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville KY, in
September, 1887. The trial came OF near Syracuse,
New York in July; where all the principal machines
the United States thoroughly tested. The
Committee made their awards through Marshall p.
Wilder, President United States Agricultural Society
at Louisville, Ky.
1t also received the awards as the best Reaper and
the best Mower before two separate Committees
appointed by the President OF the Davidson County
Agricultural Society at Nashville, In July 1857,
most of the machines now IA use in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards we're given
this Machine during the last season every Ma
chine in America. .H.a
The above Machines for sale by the undersigned
r. F. CIiEA1HAM,
General Agent for the state.
FISHER, WIRELESS X CO,
may1-l Nashville, Tenn.
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Sc We are authorized to announce SAMUEL W.
ADHESION as a candidate for Senator of Davidson
county, at the ensuing August election.
iulyS-te
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Land for Sale.

WILL sell my kcautiEul Farm, Containing two hun
dred acres, handsomely improved, situated 6l<
miles North OF NASHVILLE Immediately the LOUIS
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm Of William d. Phillips. ! refer persons wishing
70 sec the farm 90 Mr.. w. ID. Phillips. This farm has
two neverIang springs Of fine water, and is one of
the heathest places in the Sate be purchased on
good terms at private sale, between this and the first
OF october next at which time il will be offered by
me ut public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
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Kingston Springs.

The Undersigned has the pleasure of announcing
that these Springs situated about twenty three miles
from Nashville, is now open for the reception OF
visitors.
Price Of Board per day, 81 90
d" - 20 week, IS 90
junel7-1m E-J. KRIEDER, Ag't.
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MA RR ED,

ON the iaIh inst, by the Rev. }. Graves, Mr.. $.
C. RoGERs OF the south Publishing House 10
Miss AAsr A. SIAaoSs, both Of Ibis city
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In crossing a street,
Eteh lady you meet,
or she follow the prevalent fashion,)
Iats gently her dress
Say IuOt-more or less
And keeps IL thus raised I'LL you pass on.
Whilst downward your eye
Is turnci 10 espy
Her dear little ''pins' IN full notion
And hear the feet patter,
'Iis no easy matter
To hold hard the escape pipe OF your poetic fancy
and resist the inclination 10 throw yourself clean
outside OF your exterior cuticle-eastwise, that's
notion.
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GUBEKNAroRIAL CANVASS.
Appointments of Col. Netherlaud
and Gov. Harris.i for. Pub speak,
Public Speaking.

Gen. JAMES N. QuAmEs and DIR THOMAS MESEEs
candidates for Congress- will address the people of
Davidson county, at the following times and pieces,
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THE NEW WHEAr-LARGE YIELD.-We have
seen good many samples of wheat in the
head, aud heard a good deal about the proba-
bic yield, but we are now coming TO actual
results. Mr.. Sherer, of Van Buren, town
ship, who farms for Mr.. John Dryden. has
threshod out his crop, and from a fraction
over 10 acres he obtained els bushels. or
about thirty-eight bushels 10 the acre The
grain is as line AS miller would wish to
grind.-Daytoa journal
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Criminal Court Clerk.

BE- We are authorized to announce CHAS. E. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. juiy4-te.
BE- Weare authorized to announce JOHN SHANE
ESQ.,, candidate for re-elec 10 to the office OF
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
mayl7-te
II 7 We are authorized TO announce DR.. E. NJ
PATTERSON candidate for Criminal Court RI
atthe ensuing election. maya
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PREMIUM PIANOS,

T A. MCCLURE has for sale so rnsml
- Piano Fortes from celebrated ETf--s-7i -
makers, Steinway Sons, A. II. Gale n nj fI- N n
Co., Hazelton Bros, Peters, Cragg
& Co., and others, consisting OF and * and ~
Octaves, and ranging in price from S1G0 5000 ali
warrented in every respect. Persons purchasing
from him i'll NOT pay from s25 tn SIS than if
they gave an order to "A PKDLaR for AN Instrument
that they neither see nor hear until IL Is put up ia
their parlor. When il is sometimes very hard To lind
an Instrument that pleases in every particular when
you have dozen or more to select FROM is it at all
kelly you would be pleased in buying by order.
Also in store the largest stock of Sheet Music Books
and small Music Instruments ever offered in the
Market, and will be sod lower than by any
other house in the City. Come SO Union and
be convinced. j. a. MCCLURE.
june2S-Q
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Lots ia Eagefieid for

ON the 6aIlatin Turnpike Woodland .Rassell, IA
" Iherlana and watson streets, sell situated for
Businessaad Dwelling houses 10 rs aBaseeessarv 70
speak OF the batteries prospectsef dgeaeie. Every
belly il aware of them.
TIE terms VI llbefavorabietot the purchaser.
WAstlIzGfuS 1AkRnW
febes-u Attorney IN faesfoF Joas sakszs.
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Fourth Congressional District.
We are authorized 10 announce w. b. STOKES, OF
DeKalb, a candidate fer Congress in the Fourth Con-
gressonal District. mar25-ld
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Rtal estate Sails.
SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
Country Residence.

DY virtue Of lien retained win ON SATURDAY, 23rd
ID of July proceed 10 sell ON the Pueblo Square, In
the city OF Nashville, that beautiful and highly I'm
proved residence Franklin and Minerva Colleges
known ms .sFlm Crag.n The property consists OF
eight acres Of land with good frame dwelling house
with ten rooms kitchen attached, good servant house
and other buildings, with large stone spring house
with excellent milk rooms, and wash and jroning
rooms The place Is well set with the best varieties
offrut trees apples pears, peaches, pums, damson
property fronts On the Franklin College and stones
River Turnpike. We hesitate not 70 anrm that q
piece OF property with so many advantages at the
price eeted for il cannot be found In Davidson
county. The sale Is without reserve Terms, IL, IL
and "a months. Notes with approved security bear
ing interest," from date, lien retained For fnfor
nation apply 10 c. r. Barnes, corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets, or 10 the undersigned Franklin Col
lege, Tenn. 4 w. uPSCUMB.
june25-tds GAN
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Musif, liauos, II.
FOURTM OF July

A ND LUCK has arrived, and is now opening, on
"A Church street, between Summer and Cherry the
largest assortment in the city, of Musical Instru-
ments, Pianos, Sheet Music, Toys, Drums, Fancy
art les, Chiidrens Cabs, Bird Cages Fancy Baskets
and Fire Works, all of which, having been purchases
from the Importers and Manufacturers, will be sold
ow, wholesale or RETAIL for cash. Call and them.
june22-tf John LICK
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Foreign per steamer Canada.

New York, July 1.-The Rothschilds
took The new per cent. Hesse Darmstadt
loan of three millions guidfers at SO.
Baden was about to issue two millions
worth q Railway bonds at 944.
The Morning Post says Miner Gibson will
become President of the Board OF Trade, in
the place of Golden.
The King of Sardinia refused the dictator
ship or protectorate of the Papal States.
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2p GtIearapb.

Death of Hon. Rufus Choafe.
BosToN, July 1.-the Hon. Rufus Choate
died at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Tuesday last.
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IA sents TO the attention of mothers, her
500 THIN RUP,
For Children Teeshing
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng by
softening the gums and reducing ali inflammation: vii
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon il, mothers, It will give rest TO your.
selves, and s.k
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price Is cents per BOTTLE aTT
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tier from the President of the United States.

"kxECUuyE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan. 3lst, 1858. (
"MR. ExASuxL LYoS.-Dear Sir: have the pleas
ure inform you that the Royal Commission, of the
World Fair, at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate for the great value of your Magnetic
Powders, &c. WILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman. !"
The above was accompanied by a certificate of
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400 eRoAn sTREyI. PuIIApr1r urA PA

400 BROAD STREET. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(ExrRAcT,) ain lifting the kettle from the fire il
became manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO a crisp 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Lnment appeared to ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar Of account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER"
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used
This Lniment is indispensable to planters and own
ers OF horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who raised
from utter uselessness by this Liniinent. Every
family should have 1T. Be very particular and en-
qure for the Mustang Liniment and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe, and the Islands Of the ocean, for
Is cents, SO cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
VII destroy Garden Insects, Cbckroaches, Bed
Bugs, F7eas. A,ats, Moths, and all
pests of lle uermin kind.

The importance of reliable article OF this kind is
inestimable. In weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes This powder is the only article
discovered which will exteT inmate them. A
company of botansts from the Horticultural Society
of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
that all insects lighting upon certain kind OF plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
TO guard their night camps from these ntruders.
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.. L.
Lyon and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment. 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
caly prepared resist the effect of age and climate.
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments Ct England, France, Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medi-
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
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MUSTANG LINImENT.
VALUABLE HoRsE SAVED,

Mr.. s. IIrcH, Hyde Park, VT, writes:-"Tha; the
horse considered worthless this case was
SPAWN )buts ites ,enhe free of the Mustang
Eminent. have sold him for $50 cash. Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up here"
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T o r E S T M ILLS,
Located rs miles from Nashville. Immediately on the
MrNinnYlIIr and Manchester RaiIraad.

w I'd for the city market OAK OF ali kinds, Ash,
Hickory, sweet cum and Poplar. Heavy lumber,
such as Joists and Sliis, an any quantity
orders Toe habbs, Tan BsTs Wagon Spokes and
Lumber ef all kihdS promptly died.
me cash Will be expected IA evsFy case without
previous arrangement ~ the contrary where igtn-
Der = orsered. We furnish Il at
Mill Prices Loaded on the Cars,
Where The tFsshtis paid Nash i!s prices charged
All orders FAUST be dJeeted 10 the undersigned al
Forest Nils, Couee county, Teue
feb2ls NJ II. HESKIE, ir Agent.
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Fatal Accidents.


New ORLEANS, July 13.-P. A. Gillette,
Agent of Buckley 81 Fisk, of Vessey Street,
New York, fell from the portico of the st.
Charles Hotel to-day and was killed
WASHINGTON. July 13.--Two gunners were
killed and ten others wounded by the burst
ing of gun at the Navy yard.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-It is rumored that
Wise and Phaylette fought a duel yesterday
at Lake Drummond, 20 miles from Nor
folk. -8,,.rsr
Markets. :
New ORLEANS. July 13.-Cotton sales to-
day 800 bales. Sugar buoyant, advanced &.
6s@6s. tag
NEW YORK, July 14.-Cotton-salest to-day
500 bales. Flour heavy. Mixed Corn $50
80. Orleans Sugar at 53964. ks
CINCINNATI, July IA Flour declined;
buyers offer only SIS 90; sales at SIS 00(9
SIS 35. Corn at so9s4. Oats at 4s(95O.
Whisky at 243. SA#slG.A &
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GRO0MES, CAvERT & CO.,
No. I3 College street,
yTToUID respectfully call attention TO their large
w aud varied assortmsat Of Furniture. 10 dong
- they feel satisfied that shsy prepared exhb.
BY Tar the largest aad
Best Stock
o. al kirts e fernlturc ever offered hefar= IN ms
city .an4 h efdsf h1l4 adzcslaeass she< are
Offering sesh Articles may be desired 10 each bay
erz Al so
Reduced Prices.
ov'nk u sais rsd1ctoa thnze bey1ng ea eretis wiu
be charged ntefes< fFsm fhe time The ss zEe ma ls
T1e heavy stock u st9ru, aad enssloy fscssl
a large nanber q hassas cgaslaaEiy earasxd i1
@a al2Etarins, induces thsa 70 give extra kzss
thr pfese1t tlzne,
We ask - axsminz<ion 81 our s<nek believing fEsl
those n wans a any article ~Iil snd II . heir lnt<r
est % perchass ~ -
GEoosfEs. cxvsKr 4 co.
Mattress ~ 81 kinds corszs1lis ID hzas aad fur
szie 81 tAe iesszt nzrkss prics-
juae7-Sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-16
CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IS, 1889
Leaislatire SUMMARY.

The Senate yesterday passed the bill making
partial appropriations for the current expenses
of the Northern Lunatic Asylum for the year
1859.
A communication was received from the
Governor nominating Mr.. VIM. A. Moore, Of
Riehland county, to be Register of the Virginia
Military school lands at Mansfield.
The following bills were introduced to re-
peal sections So, so, 60, 81 and 62 Containing
the library provisions) of the school law; to
amend section 5 of the act of May l, 1854, reg
ulating fees of Clerks of Common Pleas Courts,
to repeal the act to establish alterations in State
and County roads passed March "a, 1854 and
bill for the relief of railroad companies in Ger
tain cases.
The House passed bill amending the act of
last winter concerning guardian and ward.
A bill was introduced to amend the act to pro
vide against the evils resulting from the sale Of
intoxicating liquors in the State of Ohio.
The resolution relative to the redemption Of
the outstanding circulation of the Canal Bank
of Cleveland and the Seneca County Bank was
taken from the table, and after some discussion
and amendment, was referred to the Finance
Committee 18th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-16

MORE STOLEN PRoPERrY FouNp.-The case Of
boots which were stolen from the American Ex-
press Company short time since, and which put
Clark Warren and Thomas McKinstry on the look
out for the goods and thieves, was the means oi
recovering an almost indefinite amount Of stolen
property. The above officers have put the city
and the citizens under lasting obligations for their
shrewdness, promptness and skill in finding out
the guilty parties and bringing to light so large
quantity Of stolen property.
Yesterday morning, these officers, in searching
the house and premises of John Leberly the broth
er-in,law Of Faulhaberis, and whose relationship
and intimacy with the latter has aroused suspi.
cions, found a suspicious looking hen coop and 3
pile Of wood near by which seemed to be rather
out Of place in the position it occupied. Working
under the woodpile, about five or six feet below
the surface of the ground they came upon a lot of
miscellaneous plunder which contained almost as
great variety as the lot found at FauIhaber's
house. Handkerchiefs, bed clothes, clothing, qss-
ses, and large quantity Of railroad iron, braces,
nuts, screws, knobs, &C., &C., were piled together
in beautiful commission. Among the rest was found
bunch of keys, numbering about one hundred and
City. These Heuld doubtless ct half the locks in
town. A coverlid found was marked sJohn Shat
fer, Martinsb1rgh."
Leberly was arrested and brought before ESQ.
Miller when he was sent to jail in defanlt Of $1,000
bail. He VIII be tried on Saturday morning. q {
John Wagner has also been arrested as an ae-
complice Of Leberly's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-16


DR.. DOUGLAS LEcTURE-The lecture of Dr.
Douglas, at the Central High School Building last
Saturday, on Modern Spiritualism, was one of no
ordinary interest evincing rare knowledge of the
laws which govern the operations of the human
mind. and wonderful familiarity witKthose pecu-
liar phenomena which have, during the past few
years, been engrossDg so much of the attention Of
the civilized world. The Doctor meets the subject
boldly and defantly. and sOcits the strictest crd
cism Of his auditors HIS motto is "iStrike, but
hear" He frankly admits all the essential phenom.
ena Of what are claimed to be Spiritual Mantle sta
tons, and then, in purely philosophical manner.
proceeds to resolve the most recoDdite of these
mysteries in strict accordance with the established
LGlcS Of mental science and by direct logical induc
tion Nothing seems too difficult for his searching
analysis, and many OF his hearers viii have occa-
sion to remember the pointed conclusions to which
they were borne one after another of the strong
holds of Spiritualism were demolished by his re-
lentless syllogisms Throughout the whole address
there was displayed remarkable degree of caudor
and spirit Of christian charity whose effect cannot
fail of being benefcient II is greatly to be hoped
that the citizens of Cleveland will not permit the
Doctor to leave the city till the people have had an
opportunity of listening to his manly exposition of
this exciting and interesting subject. Who win
move in the matter? A CITIZEN.