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auftiua Salfs.
Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOT.

DY virtue Of mortgage deed, executed TO the
ID Nashville Building Association, by s C. Marlin,
and or record ONCE OF the Register of Da wilson
county Tenn, in book No. 20, page 81, shall pro-
coed 10 sell cash ON THE 18th DAY OF JUNE,
1890 the property described in said deed, viz be
ing part OF lot No 156 the city Of Nashville, front
ing Spruce street and running back half the depth
OF said lot, and bounded az follows; beginning at The
said street, being Al feet the corner of said lot
No. 1856 running thence along Spruce street 40 feet,
and running back 80 feet being the same lot convey
ed TO 6. c. Marlin by Henry ods and Elizabeth 0lds
by deed registered in Davidson county IN book No.
IL page 2s5 The title 10 the above described prop
erty is believed be good with right Of redemption
waived, but will only convey such title is vested
in me by the deed the Nashville Building Associa-
ton. Sale at the Court-house door and within the
usual hours CHARLES A.-FUlLER,
Nashville, June G, 1S6o-td Treasurer.
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Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOTS.

DY virtue of mortgage deed made to the Nash
- vile Building Association, by Archeaus Law
renee, which deed is OF record In the ONCE of the
Register OF Davidson county, Tennessee, in book No.
20, page 3o2, 1 shall, ON THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
$780, proceed to sell for cash the property described
in said deed which is bounded follows: part of lot
No. 1856, in the city of Nashv beginning point
the West side or Spruce str eet 81 feet Southwark
ly from Gay street, running thence southwardy 81
feet the northwest corner OF lot conveyed 10 A
& E. Lawrence by John Campbell, thence at right an
giles parallel with Gay street 90 feet inches 70 a
stake thence at right angles and parallel With Spruce
street 30 feet TO point 81 feet from Gay ST. thence
right angles and parallel with the second 90
feet to the beginning Also, other lot adjoining
the above, running back about 90 feet, being this
same lot and premises conve ged TO a. Lawrence and
c. L. IL. Martin by john Campbell by deed register
Regis office Of Davidson county, in book No.
20, pages SO and 81, being The conveyed by L.
Lawrence and c. E. H. Martin 10 said A Lawrence,
by deed registered in same Office in book No. &C. pa
ges 10i and 102
The title TO the above described property is be-
lieyed TO be good, with right OF redemption waived,
but will only convey such title as is vested in
by the deed referred above. Sale al the Court
house door within the usual hours.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 6, 1s50-sd Treasurer.
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Nashville Female Academy.
Founded 1916

TNHE next session of this Institution begins first
i Monday in September. Preparation week for
classification and rOomEg of pupils the last week in
August. Note the following advantages:
!. The Buildings in extent ana fitness for
School purposes, domestic comforts, health, exercise
and convenience sreiw holly unequalied in the United
States. We challange comparison.
g. The Six Acres of LaSn and Shade
enclosed as to secure the greatest privacy and
a nord pup : the unrestrained freedom Of childish
sports and innocent amusements.
). Non-Sectarian.-TheA Academy belongs TO
nfty gentlemen represented by seven of their num-
Der of different denominations, pleged to preserve
the non-sectarian character of the school.
4. The Maternal Care of the Boarding pu-
pills entrusted under the constant supery of
the Principal ladies of culture and education who
devote time to the happiness and comfort of the pu-
pills.
S. The Health of the Institution is
unprecedented IN the history of schools On'y three
deaths have occurred among tae pupils in over forty
years. The health statistics OF the Institutes
highest recommendations.
q. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and
:. security from Ffre.-The buildings are
hested by steam ana lighted with gas, that the
pupils secure from the ordinary accidents acorn
ing from stoves. fire places, and InoEeable lights
Besides the eyenness OF Temperature adds greatly
the health of the school.
8. Regulations which years have shown to
he saluary, will be continued in their full force
The fewest possible changes wi be made in the
rules and general arrangements Of the Academy.
Q. The Faculty is composed of thirty-iye
teachers and attaches most of whom associated
with my predecessor. 10 the Literary Department =,
the teachers have had long aud successful experience
and most oil them in the Old Academy. In the Music
and ornamental Departments the Teachers, PROBES.
sors and Artists are of high celebrity. superior
Harpest has been recently engaged for the ensuing
year.
In fact the highest advanta ges in every particular
hat can be found in any similar Institution in the
United States furnished in the Nashville Female
Academy-the Alma Mater of hundre of the most
elegent and refined ladies in the Southern States
So Terms heretofore. For particulars apply
GEO. NJ EVERHART.
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n OF &c r

A IL applications for the RET of the sGAIErY
n THEATREn 10 be addressed 70
cHAS. +. CRISP,
HsTss-H Boa 4s7s Nashville, Tsaaj
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Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOT.


DY virtue of mortgage deed, executed by Jataes
ID Sloan 20 the Nashville Building Association,
which deed is OF record the office of the Register
of Davidson county, Tenn. in book No. 60 page I67,
shall proceed to sell for cash, On THE 18th DAY
OF JUNE 1860 the property described in said deed,
and bounded follows: lying in the county Of Da-
wilson Tennessee, near the West boundary OF the
city OF Nashville, and beginning at the Northwest
corner of Rev. j. B. Fergusons lot on the South side
of Payne street, running thence westwardly along
Payne street lis feet 10 the centre of alley, the
FIRST eastwardy of said Sloan's residence, thence at
right angles southwardiy 1oltz feet to the back line
the lot, thence east wardiy with the back line of
said lot lis feet to said Fergusons lot thence north
wardly with the line of Fergusons lot lei x feet
the beginning, which are situated three double
frame buildings being part Of lot conveyedto James
Sloan by Orvile Ewing by deed registered in the Of
fee of the Register of Davidson couaty In book No.
is, page 109. 49,
The title TO the above described property is be-
lieved be good with right OF symptom waived,
but will convey such title Is vested in by the
deed 10 the Nashville Building Association. Sale at
the Courthouse door and within the usual hours.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 6, 1s6o-td Treasurer.
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IL College street.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
BERTHA PERCY OR, L'EsPERANcE, by Margarste
Field. New York, d. Appleton Co.
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED
= STATES OF -AMERICA- TRACED IN THE
WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON AND
OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES, in vols, by John
Hamilton. Published by D Appleton Co..
The HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
IcA FROM THE DISCOVERY OF TIE CONTINENT
TO THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS, by J. H. Patton.
Elaborate histories Of the United States have been
sbly written; compends, OF school histories, aud
well adapted to the place they designed to an are
numerous Between these conpends aud the work
extending to six more volumes there is room,
as necessity. for History that shall be suf-
fcien:ly elaborate the direct Influences that
have had a power In moulding the character Of the
Nation and its institutions, moral and political,
volume that should present fully Is consistent
with this design Those events which interesting
in themselves or characteristic OF the times peo-
pie Such a work the author Of this volume has
endeavored to supply. Published by D. Appleton s
Co., New York.
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA. Dictionary OF
universal Knowledge to the PEOPLE. Illustrated.
vol. 1. A. Bell
PI.ATo'S APOLOGY AND CRITo, BY Tyler.
EXERCISES IN FRENCH SYNTAx, Winklenan; ar
ranged amer Pointevin's .ssyntaxe Franchise"
MANUEL OF CHURCH MUSIC, BY Walter.
Constantly receiving all Books by Express
Call and examine them +. HAGAN
mayle-tf Al College ST.
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One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres

Which is fine and productive soil there is in the
county or State There Is beautiful building site
which commands the view of the entire neighbour
hood aad is well sat IN Blue Grass, with beautiful
growth of fns forest trees Between fifty and sixty
acres is hne clover land IN growth; the balance well
timtered, for ali useful purposes. There is also
never failing spring upon the tract, which affords
. sufdcency OF water fer all purposes
Those wishing 10 purchase splendid tract OF land
in fine neighborhood, and with all other advanta-
ges would dc well to call and see for theI.seives
am DESTROYS OF selling.
= s =. us ~ n. 3. HIDE.
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For Rent or Exchange.
M E RIDIAN HILL,

THIS picturesque and beautiful place, surmonnt-
Il ed with residence having twelve or fourteen
rooms, with ciserns, ktehea servants rooms, wood
hodse, carriage house, hot house, ETC., etc is
for will lease (for term Of years) the house
together with from ten TO sixty acres of land
however, twelve fourteen would include the
garden and 15oor goo fruit Trees few persons would
desire more.
This is delightful residence just without the cor
porate limits, between the Frank lin roads and
looking the entire city and vicinity. would ex-
change this property four or I'VE years for suita-
BILE residence in the city
See, or address through the Posi-ofice,
june13-1md w. =. JONES.
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HICKS CHINA HALL.
Rich French China Dinner Setts-a large
assortment of new styles. some yery fins,
At HICKS China Hall.
HRich French China Tea Sets; of almost
every style and size.
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Chamber and Toilet
Sets,
Al HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Desert Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Tete Tete Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Bureau Sets,
At HICKS China Hail.
Rich French China Mantle Sets,
- At HICKS, China Hall.
Rich Crystol Cut Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich Water Sets, French and Bohemian,
At HICKS China Hall.
The Best Silver Plated Sets, peices,
At HICKS China Hall.
Best Britamon Sets, C peiees,
At HICKS China Hall.
Best Silver Plated and Rich Japan Tea
Trays in Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich Bohemian Glass, in great variety, style
end color,
At HICKS China Hall.
Bronze Figures, some full life size,
At HICKS China Hall.
Panin and BISCUITS Figures, a handsome
variety,
AT HICKS China Hall.
Ieeburgs, Ice Water Pitchers, Water Cool
ers, Shower Baths, Sponge Baths, Plunge
Baths, City Baths. Vases and Mantle Orna-
tx-Stits, al StCos f"isc-y oto csS1S,
At HICKS China Hall.
Coal Oil Lamps, large assortment of the
| best and largest, finest and cheapest.
At HICKS China Hail.
The best and finest Table Cutlery and Sill,
yer Plated Ware generally, and in large va
riety,
at HICKS China Hall.
Common and fine Queensware, Glass and
China, at wholesale and retail, cheap.
At HICKS China Hall.
House Furnishing Articles. In this lins
A. n. Hicks i Co. keep almost everything.
At HICKS China Hall.
Old Stand, 46 New House; Center Block o
| New Building, North side Public Square
A. H. HICKS 8 co.
jupsev a4Hzn
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FTNHE Doctor himself is an old Practitioner, from
l. the old and this country being already Is years
in America, haTing maufuliy a nd honorably r
mounted all the trials of the new world and bat
tied and cong death of the whole range of dis
eases of our different climates, South and North so
ia at the fame OF his ia the of
eral and private diseases is indisputable, whcn
he,has the most reliable references.
Special attention paid to diseases OF Females and
Children, much qualification he feels, in gener-
al, by being entrusted with desperate cases For to
illustrate his skill, he is with the Amerl-
can, French anu German languages, and always
ready TO tender his advice and services with polite
ness, conscientiousness and discretion.
Persons at distance may have his advice and
medicines by consulting him through letters incl9s-
ing fee, tn Post-ofice Box No. 1886.
His Family Residence is on North Market street.
juneI3-tf
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SbfriG's Sales.
Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue OF an attachment to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable CircUi; Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, at its Nay trim.
bidder, for cash, al the Upper Wharf, in the
City of Nashville, on TUESDAY, the 18th DAY If
JUNE, 1850, all the right title claim, interest and
estate, which VIM. Maynard then had, or may have
since acquired in and to the following described
PeoPeIlt VIZ 70 iSe' 81 JOS. 90 iset
feet of inch plank, all yellow Poplar timber, lev
led the property of VIM Maynard, 10 satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor OF NJ Lusky against Vim.
Maynard. J. NJ. HAWKINS,
juneS-td Special Deputy Sheriff.
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june 10, 1860, without reserve,

ON account of parties in distress, Ten Thousand
" Dollars worth of Shoes, Boots and Brogans, Dry
Goods and Superior Ready-made Clothing. These
Goods all very superior, bought expressly for the
Southern Trade, and are new and in good order, and
they must and will be sold This is the time for mon
led men and those that can make good and promp,
notes, and those that can't comply with the terms
OF tn is sale the dot will please keep outside the
ring.
TERHs-An sums under 500 cash, over 500 -four
months Time will be given for a satisfactory note
payable in bank. TRABUE K LUCUS.
lune9-td
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rERMs-cAsH on DELIVERY.

ExPscTED, per Glspvood, consignment Of So.
T. psrior Fresh Germ Meal.
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THESE Machines the plain English Spring
Il Needle, on a new principle, and the cheap
est and most rapid machines for knitting in
The Coffee Patent Family knitting Machines for
Family end Plantation 5ISe, is successful
feature in the useful inventions of the age, ranks
with tn e Sewing Machine.
AGENCY AND SALES ROOM,
NO SIT BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
june1I-3m HENRY C. LEE, Agent.
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LAND FOR SALE.

r AN now offering for ssle privately, a portion OF
i nay land upon which nsw live about i've miles
from the city Immediately fronting Ifydess Fer
ry Pike. The amount proposed 10 be sold is
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Union: and let our Yatehwords and coun-
tersigns be
No more sectional strife.
No geographical animosities.
No more chickering's about social evils for
which no remedy is proposed.
No more arrogant threats OF secession.
A sacred regard for law, because it is
Fit men in high places. because they
are fit.
Huuur abIc peace with the nations. Peace
at all hazards between the States.
And. when the army is in the field. let US
not listen to crafty assurances from those,
whose wishes are fathers TO their thoughts,
nor to the timid misgivings of those whose
good citizenship ought to enrol them in our
ranks: but let US try. Then il we fail, it will
be defeat without dishonor, and if we succeed,
it will be a victory worthy of a triumph; and
the broad arches of heaven viii echo back
the jubiiant cheers of a happy and united
people.
MIR. Stevenson's speech was cheered at ev-
cry sentence, and when occasionally some
rank anti-slayery sentinel in the audience
was offended by some of his remarks, and
replied with feeble attempt at disapproba-
ton. the applause was almost deafening.
FROM THE SPEECH OF Mr.. GEORGE s. HILIARD.
Presidential Conventions of late years have
usually done two things; they have construct
ed platform of principles, and they have
nominated candidates for the two highest Of
fees in the gilt of the people. The Balti-
more Convention did the latter, but instead
of reporting and adopting a long string of
resolutions, touching upon great variety of
Representatives, and practical, permanent
and occasional, essential and accidental
they put forth a brief aud comprehensive
creed. comprising the Constitution of the
country, the union of the States, and the en-
forcement OF the laws. This, of course, will
be made, as it has feen made, a ground of
reproaeh; and The Constitutional Union Par
ty will be denounced as either having no prin-
ciples at all, or 80 not having the courage to
ayow TEEN. do not know that any better
justiasation. Of the course Of ths csnysHtIea
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n he EAre-Eaters RkdlcaGing The MA
union Atnrmkxsx.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
The Charleston Mercury of the Oath con.
tsins an article ridieulipg the attempt Of the
opponents of Lincoln, led on by the alarups
OF the Herald, to frighten Northern voters
from supporting Lincoln on the presence OF
Southern secession and resistance. 1t con
cludos as follows:
care the people OF New York SO timid and
10 proflgate in political sentiment, that an
attempt 30 unoomplimentsry to their integ
rity and intelligence should be gravelv at
tempted? Ii is indeed an argument against
their capacity for f-government--an in.
suit to tho cardinal principle of republican
COVERT IN emit, and horrid slur upon the ru.
RAJ population OF the great Empire State
In fact We are astonshed at the audacitv.
not to speak OF the immortality, of the at.
tempt"
The Chssleston Is. C.) News also has an
article protesting against tho attempt OF
politicians 10 create a panic, by influencing
Southern banks TO restrictive measures. IL
says
There is no iuss cause for the pressure
10 our money market, and which has existed
and increased for three or four months aast.
In fact, ii is tho periodic inniotion (only the
most aggravated) which the banks have
come to impose upon The people Of Charles
ton and Of the State every summer and au
tnmn.
"We protest, also, agains. the restrictions
on commercial operations on account of the
political exigency. The crisis cannot, under
any circumstances, reach serious or deei
five character before February. II will
probably, too, be peaceful, and without any
jar to commerce. Exports will go out, and
imports will come in, under any new phase
which affairs may assume. The North, Eu.
rope, and the South, will agree to and insis
upon that"
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ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
OF
KEoKuK AZ JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Wide-AWakeS
AND
LIN DIN RANGER 8.
FOR TUE
FINAL RALLY
On this Monday Evening.
PROGRAMME :

a
The Citiaens of keokuk and jackson Township
will meet In RICE's HALL st half past o'clock
M.
The Wide Awake Companies AMI Lincoln Ran
gers will meet in their respective Halls at 6
O'Clock p. IN.
The Procession will fern at clock precisely,
Main street, The right resting west side of Sd
street, in ths following order:
Company "a" Wide-Awakes, Capt. Harny.
Citiaens of jackson Up, under command Of As
sistant harshais Rice and Fulton.
Lincoln Rangers, Capt. Burns.
Citizens of Keoxuk, under command Of Assist
an Marahals 0rahsm and Ten-Eyck
Company "B" .Wide-Awakes, Capt. PARROT.
1t Is particularly requested that every citizen
yourg and CID, having The of the Republican
eause at heart Will be on hand punctually' at the
time specified, and that esch enc carry a Lantern,
trim med ard burning.
Let no Republican refuse 10 join In the Pro-
csssion The Young Men have carried the LAMPS
through the campaign, let the Cd Men now show
their approval.
q, If. DAVIS. Marshal.
JOHN A. GRAHAM,
II. b. TEN.EYCK,
TH0S. j. RICE,
HARRY FULTON,
c. C. STEVENS.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Assistant Marshals.
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The steamship Bohsmianleft Liverpool on
the 18th.
The Queen had returned from Germany.
The Times Paris correspondent Gays that
the departure OF the Pope's Nuncio from
Paris was considered the forerunner OF the
Popa's quitting Rome. The same authority
says: seldom has the spirit of hostility
been so general in the Church OF France, and
never has it been more boldly displayed
Pastoral circulars, allocutions and sermons
denounce and all but implore Divine VEN
geance on the invaders OF the Papal States
and by implication on the Emperor. The
whole prelacv is aroused from one end Of
the country TO the other"
The Times urges upon Victor Emanuel the
necessity Of speedy action at Naples, as War
saw may take advantage of the delay TO
throw its protection around Francis. IL was
quite time that Victor Emanuel had scatterei
the Borboun forces aud driven away It's
King. The delay will be inexeusable.
The Daily News says the Emperor will not
be so far duped as to join the Warsaw Con-
ference. The Times does not think the dead
set of the French Episcopals, or the strong
pressure Of Austria and Russia, will induce
him to waver in his Italian policy which has
cemented and confirmed England's favor.
Two Days Later.
The Europa has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 2lst, OF which the following
items seem OF most interest.
GREAr BaIrAts.-1he weather in England
continued unsettled and stormy. Goths
newspaper supposes that tho only daughter
of the Duke SAKE Leiningen, just turned sew.
enteep, is the destined bride of the Prince oil
Wales.
FKANcK.-CountP ersigny, the French Min
lister to London, had gone to Paris on sum
mons OF the Emperor. Ii was reported tina
be vould soon replace NJ. Thouvenel in th,
| foreign Office. The French Bishop and cler
/ gy continued boldly aud vigorously to defent
| the papal cause. Ii was believed the Papa
/ Nunolo at Paris would notreturn.
/ lrALY.-Victor Emanuel had not reaches
! Naples. The last steamer took q report tina
! poliavicido, the pro- dictator of Naples, hal
/ resigned. Later dispatches say he and th
4 ministers remained in office on account Of th
/ popular demonstration, aud the expected ar
/ rival of Victor Emanuel.
Il was reported that fresh attack by tn
/ Royalists on the Garibaldians had been re
pulsed.
/ RussrA.--The sovereigns were TO meet q
Warsaw on the day the Europa sailed.
was reported that Prussia will demand 0
Austris as the price OF her support in Eu
/ rope, that Austria should help In revivins y
no distant day the question Of the Danis
1 Duehes.
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TeffgrsFnfe sxtcnsI mountaineering
News fram the Plains.

EoRT kEARsEY, Oct. 81.
The telegraph Is now up asd in operation
TO this point. Col. Miles, commanding head
quarters Second Infantry, with the band
arrived hero on the alst inst. The com
manding officer and surgeon OF the post are
greatly embarrassed by the OPPORTUNITIES of
the siex and INDECENT returning Pixies Peak.
ers, there being no facilities for the comfort
OF the sick outside of the arm. provided bv
the Government. On the Goth OF October il
commenced blowing and raining, turning
into almost tornado. On the 9th ii was
cold, and snow fell occasionally. Tkermom
eser that day SO.
The Indians are quiet. All the Pawnse
braves have gone South on a grand buffalo
hunt. Capt. Sally, with bis company 4, I'd
Infantry, expected to return 10 this post from
the Pawnee on the 4th proximo.
Mr. q. t. lngle, resident OF Monmouth.
Iowa, returning from Pixies Peak, WAS left
by two of his travelling companions, name,
unknown, at the hospital door on the 25,t
of October, when they galoped off. DR.
somers humanely took him into the hospita
and attended him, but he was too far con.
with fever 90 recover. lie died and wa,
buried in the cemetery of the fort on til,
9th.
Col. Crossman, Deputy Quarter Maste
General. arrived from Utah 60 day. Can't
Heath, 10th Infantry, accompanies him.
The thormometer this morning indicat 9,
80 deg.
Numerous trains are passing both Eas
and West daily.