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LIQUORS.
BrandIes--In Wood and GIass--
Calion, 1915 Vine Growers Company Julian Laherere;
P. H. GODDARD, leO5i ETC., etc.
Madeiras--In wood and GIaSs--
Welsh Brothers, London Particular LIP, P, etc. ETC.
Sherries--In Wood and GLASS;
Cabinet, Harmony, and other we'll known brands
POrts--In Wood and Glass;
London Dock, Burgundy and Pure Juice.
Whiskies--
Fine Old 'BqshmfTs" Irish Whisky, Bourbon Rye No
nongahels, etc,
OLD JAMAICA AND ST. CRUZ RUM.
Holland Gin in Jugs Malaga, White wne Clare Sparkling
ana still Hooks, MOselles and Stein Wine.
LIGHT WINES, CORDIALS, &c.
Marachine, curacoa Anisee Absynth vsrmOufh GunOet
hlrsaTssser Ginger Blackberry and Raspberry Wine, As
champagne
pinss and half pnts, maynums Piper Hedsic quarts
and Pints; Creme de BOuse, Crescent, etc.
Porter, Ale, &C.
J. G. MaTsett q SON, London Porter; Doves Scotch Ale;
RITTERs.
GSuley's, stOrghtOn,
Boxers stomach,
SCHNAPPS.
VOLTS schedam Schnapps;
Folner's, VanderWer's and other schnapps
HAVANA CIGARS.
A large assortment Of Choice HAVANA Cigars,
Of the most approved brands Chewing Tobacco Snuff etc
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTICLES.
HOLSTERS, CLANS.
Salmon. Fresh Tomatoes,
Mackerel, Green P-ars,
Oysters. Mushrooms.
Sariines, Crufied Pates-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, |

BEDFORD COUNTY. I
day W. Cashier before the undersigned
acting the for the Count aud State aore
that the above and foregoing and
statements subscribed January
3. 1850. W. GALBREATlI j. z.
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PAMTIEG FAcEs.-The Home Journal has picked
cut CT English paper an extraordinary paragraph
which some enterprising person in these parts may
find suggestive:
Mrs. Atlef was prosecuted by Mrs Lsverson for
an assault; and in the course of the proceedings,
the plaintiff, Leverson gave an account Of herself.
She said she ladies' decorator, face painter.
For lee of five guineas she attends lady going to
party, improves her complexion, hair, and teeth,
and supplies all deficiencies This trade according
to the Womans statement brings her in not less than
eight hundred pounds sterling year, aud what it
enables her to afford may be inferred from the fact
that the cause Of action out of dis 1ute about
lodging she had taken in Bond street, at the r, Mt
Of three guineas week. LeSerson boasts Of hav,
ing all the crowned heads amongsis her customers,
not excepting Her Majesty, whose patronage she
prstepds TO enjoy. She says she has preparations
for making compilations white red OF pleasure,
and carries about beauty for sale in a small box.
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FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS

TENHE splendid passenger steamer Dr. RODENT r. =
son, W, WEAVER, Master, will leave for the sskSfl
A6ove and intermediate ports on Saturday the ed
instant, o'clock n For freight possage spy on oau
to ljan2l-d2ll A. IL DAVE agent,
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With two elaborate Maps Palestine accurate Plan Ct Jsra.
salem, and several ksarsd EgrGs7gs representing
Scenery, Typography, and Productions Of Holy Land na
the Costumes, Manners Habits People Two He
CANT Large limo. Volumes
The land Of the Bible is part Of the Divine bears
testimony essential to faith, and gives invaluabls IL
position. Both have been written fair face Pass-
tine. and deeply craven there by the finger ehazs
Of living light Tocoilect hstesmouy and popuazs these
for The biblical student Of every proni-
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permitted read the Book by the light land ssts
upon and he hadsovsr this friendly torch to t0ss Who
have thus been fasor In saps peHoil has been
pOyed the pen large lumber pictorial ustrasons
are introduced many o. them original al giving xenuins
representation Of things in the actual Holy
present day They fancy sketches Of nmagnary
throwa in e1abe the page but pictures living manners
studies s1ced topography, exponsuts Of interesting biblical
illusions, which will add greatly 70 the value Of the work
Just received BY ". T. BERRY& CO., square
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TENHE fine passenger steamer sEVENTY-sA, g.
BARCLAY Master, will leave for the above and in
termediate ports on this day. the 18th instant at -
o'clock p NJ For freight or passage apply board or to
ian2ISI A. II. HARRISON, Agent
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A. RIVA & co.
No. so south Market Street,
zone DOOR ABOVE WATSON HOUSE, UNION ErRErTJ
NEESsRS. A. RIYA CO., direct importers Of Wins Cog
III Brandies Domestic and Havana Cigars, have
moved Market No D. door above Watson Hous
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE
The copartnershp heretofore existing between II. r. BUcH
aud JONI B. EVERETT, under the style and Of H. r.
BUCHANAN & Co. has this day dissolved by mutual
sent The undersigned having purchased Of r. Buchanan bis
entire interest in said rm will continue the the old
stand No 10 Union street, where he will glad his
friends AMI All persons Indebted old
requested forward and settle their claims before j
dag February, they will put the hapds officer
\ Nashville, Jan. 20, 1859. JOHN b. EVERETT.
janSl-d2tSSwIt Successor II. r. Buchanan & Co.
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state of the shelbyViIIe Bank of Tcnnes-
see, ON the LIST Monday in January, at 2
O'Clock, 1853.
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ROBERT RUSSELL.
j. j. WRIGHT.

On motion Of J. G. Vaughan the resolutions we're
adopted Then upon m0Iivn of Robert Russell, the
Chairman appointed the following delegates to att
tend at Nashville at the Democratic Gubernatorial
Convention to be held on the l7lh of March:
Capt. J. C. Vaughn, j. A. Wright, NJ. A Harral
John A. Roam, G. c. Montgomery, John McCrosky,
Archibald Bacon, Houston DicKey, d l.. Cormi-
chae, D. Rogers, VIM. McCashn, Jefferson Etter, W.
c. MorelOch, Dr. Stakely, P. NJ. Ghormey, J. J. En-
viz, Lewis Stephens, VIM. A. Upton, A. J. Vaughan,
Esq, Hon. J. J. Wright, VIM. NJ Stskely, J. F.
Key, VIM. Dyer, Jos. b. Williams 10. Cathcart, A.
i. Cliff, Elisha Talent, NJ. F. Johnson, r. Il. Wells,
James Isbel Dan'l Bluford, John Stratton, Nathl
Watson, Capt. G. W. Morgan, Adam Willsapps, d
s. Smith, Dan1 Cunningham, Austin Fry Michael
Reed, Andrew Mills and Benz. Horklanl.
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TIME fine passenger packet sALLIE WEST, J. - =
N. CORBErT, Master, will leave for the above 60
and intermediate ports, Saturday, 22d u O'Clock,
d. For freight passage apply on board or to -
ian2l-lu or H HARRISON, Agent
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AWCtiOh Sic OF 30H SIliafeS AssOfteu
stocks.
On Saturday Morning January 29th, 1859,
DEM. T. SHIELDS viii SELL without reserve, for essh. the
following Stocks, close the effects OF gentleman
who is about leaving city aud State
% shares Franklin and Columbia Turnpike Stock;
Nashville and Kentucky :"
Whites Creek
% Nash, Murf. & ShelbyvlIe
S. Tenn. Marine and Fire Insurance 8
36S Nashville Bridge Company
1S3k Nashville and Chattanooga r. r.
The sale viii take place precisely 10 o'clock and win be sold
TO the highest bidder Those who wish good
will attend. ljan2l-tdl BENZ y. SHIELDS.
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FOR SNIITHLAND AND PADUCA

TUNHE fine passenger steamer MINNBTONkA. - -
DAsHlEIL, Master, will leave Friday, the Ltt5A5
DIST instant, at 70 o'clock, VI. Fer freight pas
sage apply board or to .
jan2l-lt A. HAMlLTON, Agent
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The Banner of yesterday publishes an article
which it credits to the Opposition on the subject
which has lately engaged much sttentiOn-the
rights of naturalized citizens in the countries Of
their birth. There is not one fact or argument in
this article which we have not heretofore answered;
and SO impregnablo have been these answers, she
public have observed that the Opposition papers
have lot assaulted and dare not attempt to assail
| them.
The writer for the Opposition is greatly more ig-
norant of the history of his country and Of the pre-
cedents on record in the State Department thana
other writer who has discussed the question of the
rights Of naturalized citizens. as an instance of
the gross and inexcusable ignorance Of the writer,
it is Oay Necessary to state, that he does not know
that WEBSTER, EVERETT and FILLMORE, answered
the question prOpouDded to Gen. CAss strongly and
decisivay against the naturazed citizen. And the
same writer charges the present administration With
saying in effect, that, in the case Of Mr.. Al
LIBERT,
1.-THE consul was wrorg-that person had no just
claims upon tie protection Of the United Stiles
that his American cize Gskip could not be Tightful-
| ~ inteTposed TO shield him from the performance
of the military service be owed at the time of lesv
| ing France and that the French government would
have bsen entirely justified by the Law of nations,
and would have afforded no just grounds of
brsge to the United States, had they, instead of
ordering the release of ALBERT, compelled him TO
serve full term of service in its armies"
Whereas, this WAS in effect the Language of Mr..
EVERETT, the Secretary of State under FILLMORE,
as We showed yesterday.
| The continued references to the case of Mr.. Al
LIBERT, made after the exposure in cur paper of
yesterday of the facts in the csse taken in conRec
ten with the entire suppression by all the Opposi-
ton papers of the letters of Webster and EVER
ETr must convince every candid man that the clam
or of the Opposition is weak and silly effort to
impose upon the foreign-born citizens We have
no fears of its influencing any honest man of that
class; but we shall be surprised if the effort does
aot disgust such portion of the Know Nothngs of
1855 as may have been honest
We repeat, there is not point in the long article
copied by the Banner of yesterday which we have
not overwhelmed By the facts and presidents we
have heretofore quoted This rehash simply shows
the reckessness CT the Opposition party of 1859 in
their attempts to get forgiveness from the foreign
Of their sins of 1855. 1t is more congenial to the
habits Of the Opposition to procure this forgiveness
by denounciDg the Democrats as the enemies Of
naturalized citizens, than by frank confession of
their own sins
Yet we kHoD that niueteen-twentieths of the
nataralized citizens of this city regard the ATTEMPT
to impose upon them with perfect contempt, and
think that the insult To- their intelligence in 1859,
is gross as that TO their patriotism by the same
men in 1855
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MslshRl. Are you willing 10 use your influence
and Uotc % oy natiDe-bern 4meyicea citizens for al
Offices Of hoH0s-ls profit IA he sin Of he people
to The exclusion Of foreieRrsand alisas, and Roman
Catholics IN partiear, and Without regard 70 party
predlleehons9
Ans. Yes.
After these Questions" Of 1856 had been salts
factorily answered, it is supposed that the gentle
men named held up their hands and said
In presence of Almighty God and these witnesses
] do solemnly promise and swear that will never
bstray any OF the secrets of this society," nor com
municste them even 10 proper candidates, except
within lawful council Of the order; and | win
permit any Of the secrets Of this society 10 be
written, or in any ether manner to be made legibe
except for the purpose of official instruction that
will net vote nor give my influence for any man
for sny of,e in the gfs of the people, unless he be
an American-5orn citizen, in favor of Americans
ruling America, nor if he be Roman Catholic; that
will in all political matters, so far as this order
is concerned, comply with the will of the msjoTiiy
though it may conflict with my personal preference,
so long as il does not conflict with the Constitution
of the United States of America, or that of the
State in which reside, SO.
We grant that these questions aud answers are
different from the questions and answers by Gen.
zoLLICoFFER and Gov. BROWN in 1859. A wider
difference can scarcely be imagined.
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The riotreminds us that "there was no question
| concerning the rights of nsturalised citizens in
foreign countries in 1856" Oh, no The ques-
ton then to the rights of such citizens here
AID it was "kot" question, too. The questions
put to Gov. Brown and Gen. ZoLLIcOFFER in the
year named by the Patrio with the answers of those
gentlemen thereto, are believed to have been the
following among several others:
You do solemnly swear Tor sfirmt that you will
never reveal anything said done in this room, the
Games of any persons present, the existence of
thi5 society Whether found Eortby to proceed not
aud shat all your declarations shall be true, so help
you Gcd.
Ans. do.
Marshal Where were you born?
Marshal. Where is your permanent residence.
TIf born out of the Jurisdiction of the United
States the answer shall be written, the candidate
dismissed with an admonitiOn Of seoresy and the
brother vouchiug for him suspended from all the
privileges of the order, unless upon satisfactory
proof that he has been misihfOrmed
Marshal Are you tweny-one years Of age2
Ans. l am.
Marshal. In religious belief are you Roman
Catholic
Ans. No
Marshal. We're ycu horn of Protestant parents,
or were you reared unds Protest ant influence?
Ans. Yes.
Marshal. If married, iJyOur wife Roman Catho-
lie?
I''No" or "Yea," the answer to be valued as the
constitution Of the State council shall provide
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NEW BOOKS.
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Ear t1a Linn nnd lrneri,nn.

PILLowyIsLE, Weakley County, July 6, 80.
Editors Union and American Il attended at
Caledonia yesterday, aad heard ErHERIDGs and Ar
KINs address ;hepeOFlo of Henry, Weakley and Car
roll, on the various isms of the day, AID truly
say t,you that it was glorious day for Democracy.
Gen ATKINS, our noble siandGrd=besrer, is worthy
Of the position the Democracy have assigned him
ETHERIDGE and his friends feel that they are
overmstched. Theiro0untensncesy yesterday showed
the handwriting on the wall. Ills enough TO say,
ATKINS is al We wish him to be. He is a noble
champion of noble cause.
Rest assured Old Weakley will give good account
of herself on the 4ih of August, so far as ATKINS
is concerned regardless of the divisions caused By
duplicate candidates for the Legislature which sinks
into utter insignifeance, compared with ATKiSs's
election. Yours, K
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HOOK BBIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.


ROUTES 10 TIE SPRIEGS-FdCYZTFY or ACCESS
EgVHIs CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. .l,bo.,s. ,;,,.
ated in The mountains o frne 100 miles West Of Rich
on and - SSSn west u stunton IS broagb bs the
bosrd and i the first Of ali The Western Springs reached ~ he
traveller The carsnoS run within i've miles OF IT,
Thus IS brought within "A hours New Yorkaud ort
passenger leaving Baltimore Washington or klenris
in the morning, ard the southern breakfsng IN Rcraon5
tase tea the evening the Roekbrige sprinrS
I5 Let the Northern traveller careful of 70 20 a far seth
sieHona, but from Washington City, take he Sle1J;c
with the Central. ''''''''S
The southern visitor, reach this place By The shortest and
cheapest route, must be careful as far North a.
making that point whence he will by the Ceusi 49,
see Railroad to Buforis OF Lynehburg -'''S
The Natural Bridge being in the county with this spring
and to which gives is name, is object great attraction to
the visitors.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF THE WATER.
For 30 these Springs without any other sort OF
have either experienced the cures wrought nv ibs
have gradually extended their fame throughout Virginia and he
South This mountainous region is remarkable for ne npr
and variety OF its mineral and thermal waters and h & M as
geent 70 inc very 5s Of them to that for and
variety Of It's applicability disease and lis pctcv In many n
the worst and most obstinate malades stands Without rival
% Az sceoon. q me aeisue action Of these watfrs Dr.
letters Of pr Carturgit and others, in Pamphlet.
own hest interests they would defer their visit iii tho d
months Of July and Aaglst but Wouil possible come IN Ap
May and june ghen they much better cared for and
attended To. The water never usel to better vstar ba1 In
the Spring and early sumner months while there never has beu
in The history Of this watering place. in which The accom-
mo,ations oF visitors eluaiei demand for places
Nle It's value as Medicinal agent we'll established in the
Sou has been the ain Of the propristors to render L more
and more attractive to the social refined and cultivated people
who annually more and quiet shades They are
Eng TO spare no reasonable pains expense in catering for
the tastes o. SUCH and, besides billiards. new boWlingS
Icons both for ladies' and gentlemen. sprior
b'ni from New York to furnish music as we'll for tie lawn as
the ball room.
The water bottled spring is kept constantly on hand and
for sale By fsEE WIssros Druggists Richmond, Va A. B.
RrcEER, pr1 ggst, Lynburg Va HEazAN Co. Druggists
New York BLAIR WYrTH Druggists PhialeIphia CosI.S
RoDaERs, Druggists, Baltimore HAynAND CLARK & GEoRsE
Mobile Ala and JANsgNEs New Orleans. may ordered
o any Of these houses wiki perfect confidence in lis purity and
Ehphlets win al Particulars and certificates
mail on application fun advertisement with letters OK Dr.
Cartwright anil Other distinguished gentlemen may be sen in
Hrs May n, and in New York Observer Of May r.
WIN. A. LEWIS, CLERK.
RM. ii. tLE EOom Manager.
c. A MAYO, Dining Room Director
FRAZIER 4 sANDOI,PH, Proprietors
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CHANCEnx AT CENTREvTzIe. rs,r

TN CHANCEHK AT CENTREVILLfs, Tenn.
n july Rules, lS59.-SaTah Adcck By her next frend
William Walker vs. Samuel A. Baker, Administrator,
original BOpon motion and il appearing unto the sais
faction Of TIE Clerk and Master that James E. Acoc Of
the defendants IN This suit, is nonresident Of this State
the ordinary process Of law be served upon him. II
therefore ordered that publication be made in the io
ts newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
teur successive weeks requiring defendant
the Courthouse in the Of centreve on second Mon
day in September next then and there plead or
muir 20 compliments BILL the viii be confessed
and set for hearing exparie to him.
juIyl4-4t pr Zee SO Ciers and Master.
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THUHsDAY MORNING, JULY IA, 1859.
ELECTIoN TICKETS.

We will furnish Election Tickets at
se so per N Ousand, and 81 90 for each adj
ditIGnai thousand, cash accompanying
the order.
We hone ORR Democratic friends I'm the
various counties will send in their orders
Immediately in order that there may be
NO delay, or danger OF not being supplied
i'm due time.
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commissioners Sale
OF
L AND NJ n z q Il o K 6

pursuance Of decree of the Dickson County Court made
at its May Term 1852 in the expare John Grymes,
als heirs at law Of John Gymes, deceased, will on the ed
day of September next at the Courthouse door in Charlotte
to the highest bidder, TWenty-SeVen very LIKELY
Negroes, consisting Of and Children Of
them likely poughbOys and house girls. Also, TTyeIY
Seven Eight hundred Acres of Land in
Dickson county, Barons and JOhnsJns Creeks lying
three Elk miles north OF Charlotte Some lands
very which divided to purchasers
The made for division Of the proceeds among heirs
at-ax of John Grimes, deceased.
TERMS-Negrees months creit, purchasers giving
with approved security Lands and years credit
purchasers giving notes with approved personal security, and
lien retained land until the purchase money hereos paid
Any person wishing examine any of said property viii call
on James seggins or John Grimes near the premises.
TII0S. G. MORRIS,
juIyI4-w4k Clerk and Commissioner
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We had been informed that Mr.. CHEATHAM had
ceased to urge any objection to the policy of re-
pealable charters since the reading of Mr.. FILL
MOR1's letter by his competitor. We now learn
however that our information was incorrect and
that CHEArnAM still continues to advocate the alb
srud position assumed by Col. NETHERLAED and
his party in disregard Of the authority and opinions
of their late candidate for the Presid ncy. We
are glad to hear this. The people in repudiating
CHEATHAM at the election will at the same time have
an opportunity Of repudiatiDg the OdiOus doctrine
by which he would render them subordinate to the
power Of banking corporations
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The Patriot declines and the Bonner fails to pub
lish Mr. FrLIMoRE's letter on repealable Bank char
tiers. Why not let your readers what their late
candidate for the Presidency says about your po-
sitiOn on the Bank question? You have taught
your party in Tennessee to respect Mr. FILLMoRE's
opinions. Why do you refuse to give them the ben,
eft Of his statement with regard to the practioal
operation of repesla5e corporations in New York
The fact is no two leaders Of the Opposition agree
on any given subject, and CUR contemporaries can
not endorse Mr., FILLNoRE's statements without
repudiating Col NETHERLANDS position.
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What authority has the BIHRsr for saying that
JoHH Z. BREcKEsRIDGE is in favor Of DOUGLAS for
President as his second choice? Mr. BBEcKES
RIDGE oOucurs fully with the administration in its
LecOmpton policy and opposes the yiewsof DOUGLAS
and BELL n that subject.
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EN9Is fashionable and popular Watering Place put
In complete and thorough repair and will be Openedf0r
the accommodation Of visitors and boarders the 4h
der the direction and management Of Dr. D. T. SCOTT whose
experience is well known.
The regular Stage line to Louisville the place.
and an extra line Of Coaches from the Railroad Springs
will be put upon the road immediately
iuyll Il