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NEW SERIES-NO. 1895.
Shelton's Marble Works!
Church street, next door te CsrneIas's Cabinet she
ea Nashville. Tenn.

TINHE undersigned would inform his friends
L and the public generally that he will ~
time The MARBLE BUSINESS IN this city, at 49,
his Shop next dos- 10 tOraeiSi-,s Cabinet II
shop, on Church street, aud calls attention 10
the stock Of IN
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A Fine New Top Bugyy.

JITE have a handsome new Buggy for sale at
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PLANTATION SHOES.
Disso.utien Of Cepartnership.

The arm of sAuFLEy, PORTER CO., Is this day
dissolved BY mutual oonsent-Aessfs sauney and Her-
" The remaining ooprSrers have taken into
sie,r bushes NJ R. A. ALLISON lste of the HOUSE q
siiisu Anderson 4 Co., and the bli<iness wiz Be con-
ducted heretofore a the o!d fLzna 20 n faols>
square under the name and style Of
sepfzl-lm foz>irnr IN . ~
: - NEW FIRM.
The undersigned having sold thei< interest ip The
hosiuess OF sauey Porter 4 Co, - Aezsrs Porter,
Johnson 4 Co Exclusive Whelezale dsaaers IN Hats,
CAPS etc etc, take pieAzure N receni1en1zcx t1e
frisuds and customers ard % he pablc N Eeneral-
: - = - issts. r Q. SACELEf.
=apt21-1m W. L Benny
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shoes for the Million.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL

TIAyE in store large and superior stock Of Boots
Il Shoes and Gators 20 which they call the aften
ali who wish good shoes and remarkably
prices.
Our stock for Gentlemen IS large, ani embraces
every variety, both sewed and pegged The ladhE
will ind every style OF Caters with and xilho lt
heels Also, slippers, Baskins, &C., for Boys aid
Youths, Misses and children. We have large sto Il
and Of every variety. 1 hH D
PLANTATION SHOES.
We would call the attention Of Planters 70 PRE-
MUM BROGAN, which is q most superior article
Also Kip and thick Brogans, Dutch Boots for women,
heavy double sole thick Boots Our stock Of Boys
Boots and Shoes fall and winter i large and good
We have taken unusual pains in getting ap our stock
this fall and satfed that We viii give ssiisfae
tion and inducements all Cash and prompt paying
customers who shall give US a call y <ls--
oct3-1 I've
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Notice.

NOUICG.
HAVING been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the of David Smiley, ST., dec d.,
all persons having claims against said estate noti
fed to file them with within the time required by
law or they will be forever barred and all persons in
debted to the hereby required 10 come Tor
ward and make payment
E. c. DRAKE,
sep14-1m Admir- OF David Smiley, sr.
, 1860-08-18

A committee headed BY ]. 7. 4. Bianey, prof.
in North Ees,eFn University, issueA circulur
dated at Chicago, July, nth, which makes us nc
quaiuted with the t1A1ne and object Of 1.-THE
American Hallway Union The association in.
tends
ITO obtain. so far ~ possible, the use of
railroad traips und Atatlcns, md other public
conyeyances; to provide suitable secular,
moral aud religious literature for The same,
which Atull be neither ctsrlau nor sectional !;
and to employ the requisite agency Tor executing
and sup riDtending the work.
The union in 10 consist, at present, Of such
parsons as shall sign the circular, aud the COM
mttee will proceed immediately TO draw up
constitution and begin the work upon any
roads which may be opened to them. 9he de.
t .ils Of the plan are not made known, und are
probably not Jet perfected. We suppose it is
intended TO obtain, il possible, the book ped
ding privilege On railroads, to the exclusion Of
those who vi present carry OIL this business.
We would remark, without dlspa1agement of
tue aitas of this society, that we have been
please to observe the comparatively unexcep-
iionable quality Of the publications usually oticr.
ed for sale on our thoroughfares. While they
have comprised the more recent and popular
books Of fiction and travel, and the leading
weekly papers. we hare rarely teen a !" lash
wuiIa books of 4 ser1ous and even religious
character hay3 not been wanting. This may
no, be SO in all parts Vi the country, but it Ger.
tainly il true Of the Northeast. We suggest tn
the 81 Union that it may be their most rapid
Aud cfectuA1 method tu autez, in some WY,
into partnership with those who already occupy
the ground, and thus endsavor to exert III IN
Aucnce upon their operations in cases where
changes Eeem desirable
, 1860-08-18

Editor. rfess and Tribune:
/ am afraid the Republicans Of other counties
will think we have goac to sleep in this county,
which assure you is not the case. We are
hard at work, and, while We do not make as
much noise either on the streets or through tie
papers US in other counties, yet wo1k is qui.
etly going on .ha. will tell "n election day. In
ls5. the Democrats had SIS majority in this
county in 1s5s we had 4 majority OF S3l. MA
king the best work in the State il that great
fight. This was accomplished b5 holding eve
ming and afternoon meetings in alnos: every
school district in the county. and By thor
ouch canvass Of the voters. 1u that campaign
the speaking was mostly done By J. u. Waffle
aud +. T.. Reed, two ari1ve and thorough goln.
Republicans. This fall we hare beslle the1n
Dr. Gilbert and others, who are dung their au-
~ fully. Mes>rs. W,4le ind Reed IRE holding
tour OF five meetings week in different pats
Of the county Iuu may look 1ar i. least $40
majority ftom Warren.
On the I'D Judge Trumbul1, Hon. \. Il. Judd.
Hon. Nm. Kellogg and J. II. House ars 10 be
here. If the weather Is fair il will bc the great
est meeting ever held in this comfy. We have
Wide Awake Club here Of over one hundred
members, all good, ac;;sc, sober young men.
We have also Republican Band The 1nstru.
mcnts we're bought BY lhe Republicans, aud in
return the band ure TO play for US Throughout
ti," campaign.
into town on hi> way to Mercer county. About
o'clock the Wide Awake Club, numberic.
over 20. after Ii rching through the streets
preceded By tho band, called him out OF tie
Baldwin House, where be *as s,ory'ng, with
three hearty cbeefs. It had got noiicd afound
town that something Of t.e kind was aoot, aud
the street was filled with En.n and women who
listened to a splendid speech for Abou: half an
hour from him. We all know the Judge here,
all like him. and as long as he is tho candidate
for Congress he will run ahead Of his ticket
Tell our Republican brethren that Warren
, 1860-08-18

ti1sr.Eo Aug. u, 1850.
Editu1s l'Erss aud Tribune:
We aro up and doing the fair thing, mud as
proot Of the fact, permit me 10 inform rot that
wc had 1nass meeting in fact, on yesterday.
Although the clouds looked foreboding and 10
dicutcd storm, it had no terror to the faithful,
uud "Goy. uaulmonls Mud Sills" cama in By
Thousands; some armed with the u,uul and
wedge, aud expcnding vast amount Of muscle
On logs that would require us strong IN arm as
,lst Of did Abe, together with u large amount
of tie concentrated gas Of tl,e Pigmy Giant, be.
tors they would yield rails enough to string q
Lincoln banner on; others with flags and de-
vices of vurious kinds, but all appropriate for
The occasion.
Aslvr the vast multitude hnd assembled
aronrl the speakers stand in the public square
Martin L. Sweet, Esq, from Freeport, Ea1c us
one Of Ills best sneeclts, und held the audience
spell bound w,tfPhis eloqutnce for Vt least two
hours. liz was then followed By Capt. o. C.
Gray, Of Ottuwu, who, among other things, said
he wns not much Of Il LAWYER, but would ret old
Dan (Webster) to assist him; and he then put
Doue LAS on tria! for lying, trtachcry. and being
in favor Of the extension Of slavery, dc. He
convicted The little dodger on all three counts,
aud that, too, by bis o" mouth, md rcierenct
tn his past record. The fact is, Gray ia one ol
tue most logical und sound political speakers in
the State. anc his speech has glyen what lew
Democrats VI have here severe attack OF the
collie, and it is not well they feel them selves
but then, most OF them are bound down to theil
idol, anu | fear arc left to their hardness o.
heart, that they may be damned.
At night there WAS u large number here iron
Davenport. lsock Island and Moltne, and among
theul several hundred Wide. .AwAkes, who, lE
company with those ot Geneseo, made Crane
, 1860-08-18

The ,as1aatrs 0: Tie fiyc great railways
LEADING 10 The :taboard. the Grand Trunk, tho
New York C.alsa!, lie New York and Eric,
1he Pennsylvania Central, and tic Baltimore
aad ONO, met a snort tine since AT Saratoga
md sgceed upon Uniform rates Of freight, and
bound themselves in severe penalties To adhere
ntri"l!y 10 tho terms agreed upon in relation to
tin several illatters which were subject Of diR-
cus3!ou. Al l. soc,a.ion was formed, and tho
manager If cac., o. the roads in turn is to be
for lhre, months tho executive officer Of tie
combinat.',2. J. Edgar Thompson, Esq, Pres
id:nt oi the Pennsylvania Central, Is tho first
President, and will inaYgurate and give ell.
cheney - tins syeem. The only change made
f>- the rrc->nt On rates from this city is an
a1yxn:c IT :iys c-n,s PER hundred on fourth
c'.ns ,ireish, ard ten cents Per barrel On -four
We beieve, however, it is understood that
these rates. are to be gradually increased here"
:,tter; i,u: ylat in to lsr the limit. SO far ne
we kunw, LIS rot traaspircd. The public
ought 20: to complain il fair refnuuera1'ng
rates arc reached, but should the combination
he used to force freightz up to e1torhonate
figures It will becoma an oppressive and IN"
1ole1ab'e monopoly.
, 1860-08-18

Representative from the State Of Alabama, 10
Tho course OF a speech on this subject SAID 10
North with one voice seemed ready 10 oee!a'e
that If new territory VIA to come into tue uu'on
At MI. it ru,t be on condition that slavery neg
ct should he permitted to set its foot there.
lie a.ked If there was mo gentle man from inc
North here present who would s'and BY the
Missouri Compromise" He would be pleased
to hear IRON them. After q pause and no one
responding, he said ''there was noa one. -. IL
was then that Sit. Douglas Arose and sa'a "he
was unwilling that the Bllencs OF genusman'
when question WAS put, should be so construed
as to inter tlat thers WIZ no man here VINO "as
willing to stand uy the Missouri Comp 'omlse-
And he went on in his characteteristlc, earness'
furcible sud eloquent manner to giFe MS 1eas- @
ons for opposing the W,imot Prov'sc, ana lor
acting with the South in extending the >: ssoa"
RI Compromise line; and be was the only No11n-
ern man who nt that time had the boldne'" 10
take this position Soon after, and on the - nj
day, Mr.. Grover, of New York. in . long An H.
Slavery extension speech, said /: at is propef
thatthe South md the whole country should un-
,.>.staud now. and at all times, thai trust
9TH one solitary exception tha. presented It.
self II, X morning {Mr. Douglas)-the entire
Sorti, his hut one feeling and one sentiment on
the subject"
, 1860-08-18
DlabolIca1 Outr.~@e IN East Aennes1ee.
The Morristown Iatt.. .afaee' conta'ns 'o7 'oi-
1,,r,rrr ro

Dlabo1tca1 OutT- - 40 A~ss
The Morzistown lat<s. .afnet' contains Tue 'ol-
lowing particulars
We hare rarely heard ofa more dlaooncai a
md tiendish outrage than The 10 PEI eiPss'a.ea1
yesterday, eight miles above th = P!Ne, aa4
two miles above Rus:elville in uas Coun IT,,
ty, 1t seems that 4 nau, OF rathera demon. "
he name Of Joshua BalIurd, armed hin 'sslf With
scytbe blade aud started from his ho. 10 Tsu I'LL
the intention Of murd.riog some person. ,,a aae
first man he encountered was Mr. be" 'ey
but it appears that Be~ley escaped without. ~
tcrial injury. lie then went to tue house OF
Mr Holner, and told him be Intended to kll.
scythe-b!aie- uoyner received eight severe
wounds upon the head and o:hcr paris Of hls
person. We are informed he can not possibly
survive. Ballard then went to the house Of
Mrs Robinson she saw him coming and closed
til. door. Ballard, however, broke the door
down, went IN, hauled her iron under toe oea,
and inflicted several sesere wounds upon ns1
ahe by some meaus escaped from him. cot
satisfied, he commenced upon two Of her child
rem lutctiuy several gAshes upon their ooQ1es+
By tLi. time several Of the neigbbors collect
ed to take him; hut Ballard swore he would nos
be taken, aud started in run to: MS nome
| he was hotly pursued, however, and barely
| reached his house, Aud aecret~d himself III the
| cabir loft, when he WAS fired upon through tue
cracks between the logs. There WIS bag nj
cotton in his loft, which he used to screen him"
self from the bullets, and our informant, gen
t!euan If veracity, says that some seventy. i've
| shots we're fred before he WAS killed. lie stood
aud cursed his pursuers Till be fell dead. His
mother also stood in the yard during the time,
swearing she would send the whole party to
| hi before she was dnne with them.
| 1, appears that Ballard was desperate char.
actcr-addictea to strong drink and all kinds oi
dissipation. He WAS the champion Of the neigh
| f,rrhooH and mnht fnen PrFe nfrsalI encOun.
ter him single banded. We saw hin, engaged
in row with tue Irish ia this place some tive
ye.rs ago, and be made party Of about twen'
IT, leuEe the street. We are opposed to lyuch.
in= man, but in this case there was, it seems
| 10 alternative.
, 1860-08-18

1t is STATE By the Philadelphia Inquirer
tsai lbe Poor Old Pope has at length detcrm'
i,,ed to co.,ftr tho Cardinalatc upon Arch
bishop Hughes; aud that the red hat, the
,y.nhol oi the rtlcs, will be sent to tho forth.
::a'e rfelato III September.
The Inquirer says that Or. Hugbcs in The
"iirst Aul.Hcan c,t:zen" upon whom Card
ip:lalc has hecn bestowed. John Hughes II
no American citizen. lie is j subject "t the
Pope owing him allegiance, in 81 OF h's
residence and privileges III this country sapcs
rior to any which lie yields 10 the Republic:
Ills principles, sympathics, theology notions
If government and Of civil aud religious l:ber-
ty, are rapal not American; and his elevation
to :. new dignity in the Church is only another
evidence cc lis urmitieatcd hostility to the
principles Oil Which our institutions are found
Cd His accession 10 the Sacred College IS Tor
this country doubtful power.
, 1860-08-18
LETTERS FIsOM THE PEOPLE.
A DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATION,

A DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATIONS.
tCurrcspon..uec Of tic rse~ a'h Trbunc.]
l,scuLH, 1L1rso1.. Aug. II. 1etU.
4 lurro Democratic demonstration has been
nude here. to:day-ncarly as large us cur Re-
sion, numbering IA wagons. three Hickory
Club Companies, aud several horseback riders,
drew its dusty, noisy length, over mile Of
read. The couu.ieSof Saugamon, Mclean, Nc'
nard, Tazcwe'l, Dewitt, Mason and Macon ''a'I
been swept for the occasion, and poured upon
us such horde Of yanduls us We could hardly
believe existed in the Statc-" unwnshed ana
uncombel," were gentle epithcts 10 apl.f !"
u considerable portion Of the cro~o' 4Aat laesc
were very many highly respectable people VFe
from distaacr, VIC do not deny; but that 'hc
larger mart were the rakings OF dogEer'es ana
the mentally u,:furnis1led, is most true
If1we1e 10 estimate the number present. l
,bonl,, n1ace il ut 100. This, l honestly be-
lirye IS near tue true figure. ! think onc-tonrth
n, III, crowd were Republicans residing here"
a,,ou,s. oue.third Of it were women aod Gull
,1r.n ,,,e remainder were braz Irish,
,,,, man who still believs in General Jackson'
n ,he afternoon, JUS. G. Allen, candidate tor
c.r..ror made The same lengthy and rerboS:
sn,,ch hr delivered at Bloomington, una winch
en- nuhsled. Some Of our men liao INC cops
: r. ft. PrEss ASH TRIBUNE ~llicn conla'neu 'ue
Speech and followed h! =, ;ha, he e.
i;ar.d s.sLtr,rv 4 grtat fnord! ann koetat tfh.
,v,,at 10 IN become Of nRger-equailty Y has
49,. II, nuhcau ever gone furthGI thAn 10 assert
,,,:t suysry is great moral evil: let IN .nc
sar,. NJ this declaration. Allen "e'lf through tue
ms,,HI lon. urd vulgar Democratic tfeaoe aooat
,ha :, nlrrer." If any Of your readers tee' Gu
r;n,a ~. aloat what he said, and how he conira-
d;.ted himseli. let them reud Aliens speech III
4,,c 1,crsI Asp TRIBUNE, and wbat Judge Truui-
bull said III reply.
Inn Robinson, by whom this people is mis-
represented in Congress, followed Al'en' oeio~-
i1k. onr would judge, from tue eii=ets OF conc,
by t!.e wind that escaped him. iobluson Is 4
law fellow. at best The clown Of any clrcns Is
4is superior in manners aud language. Ills
specch ubuuuded with such phTAses as " ken-
mel politicians" !" slinks,' and others 100 sul-
gar to repeat.
Au sff51t was made, during the afternoon, to
run two stands Of speakers; but Singleton me
"Slser Heels Stallion j" man Of tal1c}-r'eus T., ',4
put up in wagon at the South OF the eonFt T.
iIouse. NO "pcteTed out 1hut the crowd left
Tuvards evening liquor flowed freely aud
fights were the only order ard SOME Tree lug
g1ng women TOOK place publicly. Finally y
there came torch light procession. theh ta't
Qaiverins" MeC1ernard showed bis pin fea.a. a b.
rrs, mud one or two nameless orutors maoG
night hidcous with their drunken drawings a1d =.
4, ten o'clock +. M., all is toleraoiy qalet; ane
Court House is full OF men aud WOMEN lroW
dis1unce. promiscuousIy mingled, who purpose
passing tie night there. Now there ,s u saoo'
We lave Just learned that ,n4n vas run
over and killed by the upward-bound sra,o--
Who or what he ID our informant cannot a1nln'
REPUBLICAN.
, 1860-08-18

1xsrRREcs1oSAnY CoS*riaAcr IN GEORGIA
We learn THAT on inst week in the upper part o'
this county. three negroes, belonging respect
iEc:y to Dr. Ghaney, Mr.. S:edgs, and another
genlieman whose name We DO not know, were
overheard cuncetting plan to rise and destroy
the whites in thar settlement. onc OF mem was
afterwards whipped By bis master, ana confess,
ed the truth, and on Tuesday the nei9noors
met and broug ght the negroes before them. ana
toer corroeorated The statements ol sne 60 G'nar: h
is q nosorioasly bad character, divu'sed me
whole p!o which seems 70 naxe oesn a aoGn. ~;
eurrectjon betweeu now and Christmas, and
had several negross or me suaisa,
ers refused. Their tirs. point Of attack vas to
have been on meeting soon to c9e!H se held = "a
peonlo xarn an the eva Of hanging tbs boy
Green VIZ ,esm. to ts.e dsen nn;n ,es ngSs.dfr
should be sent out Of the State. There il no
evidence that white men are implicated, though
such is doubtless the case, as there are several
suspicious individuals prowling about in the
eounty.-Roms (Ga-) Courier.