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m IIIs RURHCRIBERs HIesIEOUS0 Or SELLING orr
u his large aAd ven Gslerted stock OF rigs ara
Summer Dress loodA bess leaya - can lie Sttel-
ton OF Ladies' ald the public generally, the 6Sr
gains therein offered hpR this day f0TgNr1 al
9ucl goods will be sold strictly ST. and in Snue IN
stances LslO8 cost. To enumer1ts al i iHsRcsible
I will however mentions
100 pieces OF Drals SIl7 aIlstyes vt 9ON prices
S0yeFy hnB BerezS Robes, worth SlS for $3.50.
20 0FgaRdy Lawn Robes with . and II nounces,
worth $12s for only So Also, large assoytmeat OF
plain, satIn.StFiped and figured BeTegeS Will sell
Ds hEuTed DeTSses worth 5U cts, for cts. yard
aud aso ane,t quality plain Berese NJ - cts, por
yard. English DerRGaa below cost BNCeges FOR
ShaWla, At very low prices. 50 pisces extra quality
OFgnHdy LAWn worth 50 cts, at IS Cts per yard IS
pieces Of hnest 0RIIYn worth 30 cts ~ cts per
gard. Several pecas of French Chintze worth 81 V
cts, for . ets3 per yard.
Mourning Goods.
Black Figured Twisted SIX worth Sl,6a sor % cts,
yard, and Black SatiR-stripcd RSFEc for S99[ cts
per yard.
CAL therefore early and sse.,re hs1szfns At
ALET. HksYMA&7S,
1SS Main ~ WhtSiinz> Va.
t411as which we're sald 81 81 viii se3lssoW fer -
and $. ijeIS
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IFV"L 1T. y. T TuNyHy, -IontTeQE. L1Na07.
Too much he said of Your Pills for the cure
Of If others of our fraternity have fo1nd
proc!aimns it for the benefit of the uuItitudes uo
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From 0rs. E. Suayt. I9,ysiciGn ana Vslgife, Batoa
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and asO very etectual to eledglte the stoOc and c
PEI tOgrms. They are 50 much the best pllysc we
nave that recommend iio other to my patients
From the Ren. DR.. Ha.okes, Of The Methodist
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wAhsAw, wyoming Co. n Il Oct. q. 1855.
DEAR a: am using your CathArtic Pills iu my
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bE0od. JOHN G. AIEACHA&, NJ. D.
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{ftre Tegttlblc Extracts, and nut up in GLASSc4.
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EpESc6pdL Church

Pulaski HOUSE, Savannah Ca Jan. Il 1876
HoNoEED SIN: should he ungrateful Tor the relief
your skilt has brought melt did not report my
to you cold settled i'll nv limbs and brought on
excruciattnS HeHToL0ie pains which ended in chronic
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by the advice of your excellent agent in Baltimore
Dr. Mackenzie, tried Your Pills. Their effects were
slow, but sure By pcrsevcring in the of them,
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PRioE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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SENATE cuAaBER, Baton .Isouee. La, Dec. S, 1855.
On. ATER: have been entirely cured. by vour
Pills, of leladic Toht-a painful disease that had
afflicted me for years VINCENT SIIDBLI.
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Baltimore s. Ohio Rail Road

j. n. NeCuBLoUGTI President
F. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. iv2
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and why! because it fails 70 gOarll instdnta
ncous reitsf when given in time Ii acts US If by
magic and one tTiqt alone will convince you that
shat We say is true. 1t coutaius
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EsTM Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury.
Which; although valuable remedy in skiiIfu LANDS
is dangerous in pubiic pill the dreadful cons
41ences that frequently follow its ineautous use.-
t4esc Contain no mercury mineral substance
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

he Farming Interests of $780, =.
Time and experience have demonstrated
correctly remarks the New York Ezwess)
the fact that the most important and suecess-
fnl business adapted to this country is Agri-
culture The several revulsions which have
overwhelmed the country during the few
years past, have seriously affected CONNER
cial and manufacturing operations, and we
may safely say that had the same mania fer
trade and speculation invaded the farming
circles that has SO riotously rnn through the
Others the entire nation wolld have become
bankrupt The reverses of 1857 and the
general stagnation of business which mas con-
tinued since that time, must naturally lead
our population to depend in future more up
on agricultural resources than has been the
case hitherto. Too many have been engaged
in other enterprises in proportion to popula-
ton and the demands of trade, and so long
as this undue preponderance exists. SO long
must financial revulsions be looked for. The
agricultural resources of this country have
not, as yet, even in the most popul6us por-
tons, been fully or sufficiently developed,
while the high prices of, and great demand
for, farming products must certainly show
that there is no immediate reason to think
that for years to come, the raising of farm
produce will be oyerdone. We may, there
fore, confidently look for the cultivation this
year, and for years to come, of more acres,
and with better success than have been wit
messed Tor years past There is no danger of
overstocking the market. The farmers can
in no way more efectually promote, not on
ly their own interests, but the public good,
than by adding to their surface of cultivated
land. Had it not been for the excellent crops
of the last two years, the panic OF '57 would
have continued TO a great extent to this day,
for the country had not strength in its re-
sources aside from agriculture to recover so
speedily from the shock. The present season
is especially looked forward to by business
of all classes, as one upon which depends, in
a very great measure, the success of general
trade In the future. How important it is,
then, that the sagriculturists look well to tho
matter, and by thorough work seek to make
their land yield to its fullest extent, that its
products may, if need be, relieve the country
from the panic into which it is too often
thrown by a needless course of commercial
speculation.
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INJIIIIIuHIONu7FI
The Future of H anchcster.


The county sea- of Coffee county is situated
miles by rail from Nashville and IL miles
| from Tullahoma, on the McMinnvile Rail-
road, occupying high and healthy position
And while it is true that she is not, lie some
| OF her sister county seats, surrounded entire
| ly by rich alluyial soil, yet she has adj
vantages peculiar to herself. embracing some
as fine bottom lands any county in the
| State can boast: and her uplands are not
surpassed by any for growing the grasses,
vegetables, the smaller grains, fruits, vines,
| &C., together with the fine forests of timber
| stretching along to the mountain proper.
| the pure invigOrating mountain air, aad an
| abundance of mineral and free-stone water. as
| pure as they ever get to be; with extensive
beds of mineral wealth all along the noun
tain steps, and the finest water power in the
United States. All of these advantages are
| enjoyed by quiet, honest industrious and
| intelligent population; and il is to be regret
ted, that, possessing all these advantages,
| they have permitted them toslumber so long;
| but was gratified on recent trip tn this
| of improvement at last. The McMinnvilie
Railroad seems to have infused spirit of
enterprise among the people, and already the
town begins to show signs of reaction. To
| the stranger it would seem to be a city built
in few days from the number of neat and
| convenient cottages erected. and in process
of erection. (What a delightful retreat /
thought il would be for the sun-dried and
busted denizens Of Southern city, provided
they had the means. TO go and enjoy it,
The extensive water power OF Mr.. A. B.
ROBERTSON, which has done a great service
for the county, has passed into the hands of
a company Of gentlemen from Rutherford,
and will shortly be required TO operate ma
chinery to its utmost capacity, which will
be at least an hundred fold over its former
operation. On The other falls, see founda-
lions broad and deep laid by our enterpris-
ing felIow-citizen. w. S. WBIrEAAs, for the
purpose of calling into active operation all
the immense water power on his fork of the
river. Il understand that be intends employ
ing 100000 in improving the fslls) immedi-
ately within the Old Stone Fort, where
sleep the countless dead of the age long ago.
The neat white cottage of civilization stands
as n monument to the savage sleeper. whose
deeds Of daring. were sung by their own
loved maidens long before the pale face had
dreamed Of the Land beyond the water. With
all tbs Sc improvements and knowledge of
har resources, / was gratifed 10 look upon
tn" future Of Manchester as bright aud
br, ghlsning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

The Washington corr spondrnt Of the Gin
eianail kaqaisv. in his letter OF the 25ih
says
The news from Charleston is very ,ncour-
agiug. Senator Fitch. Of Indiana. l. grirsing
over a dispatch ft"m . friend In Char lesion,
informing him tsat there Is 10 hape Of oeai
Ing Doagias. General Lane ihiaks Il an out
rage npon the DemoeTaiie party. All who
have engaged in this bitter personal war arr
more OF less indignant a. The course things
have taken, bat thy seem resignss to their
late. and ready 10 accept abe verdict Of the
people IA a heceming manner.
IL has tlaDsp red to-day that Senator 40
drew Johnsoa looks wish ae unfavorable eve
% the nomination of lodge Douglas. The
f~aDsssee deirgasioa st Charleston are prob
ably seArcriy igaorsns Of bic views and Ercl-
ings Sastor johnson has never given any
approval eI tue szitaiIen ef slave code.
sssiag that IL eoald aos te goa. ssea IL shsrs
sas aa5 thug practically sdvaass gsoss- IL he
adoptissa.
Il = salc thai Mr.. Hunter has abafed an
hope u ns;aiaziiaa -iscx she r-eeipf u lAe
ness flzes The makiaE Of pIasIs4 q wss 10
psssses shs halleling tex ezzdi5.te-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

hEEcASrtLE FAIsxaooDs.- Calling atten-
slOn to the prevalent practice Of marking
goods falsely. the New York Journal q Coma
nxrcs thinks that the force Of this subject is
not sufficiently eonsiderd by those whore
conduct tccides the morals of trade through-
out The country; and. ne the better class OF
merchants aud dealers in Great Britain have
matted with the manufacturers in an sssocia-
tion to detect and discoantenance these frauds
the yoarnsi trusts thai all hoaorahle business
men on this side viii lead their influence la
fssor Of The reformation. Il eoacluiss:
.sErom the paper Of carpet taeks. labsllrd
one thou-aad. and counting hut s~vrn hun
dred. 70 ths twelyv-qasrter table cloth that
measures bat two-aRd-a ball yards. The iaIs-
hoods sbognd On every side. The piece of
tape sid for twelve yards will hoi& out but
seven; aud large proportion OF The articles
sold by Tie package for wight, lengih or
numb-r. to H. estimated by lsbel, all f.ll
short 81 the standard adopted on the lace Of
II. All this has certain dsmoFaiixiag infa-
ence on the consumer slmseif and j. corrupt
lag In It's tendency wherever IL j. tolerated
Tue short xeigals given over the counters By
many erocefs, and the deficient loads of coal,
al spring froui the same evil habit OF regard
ing with Indifference these common misFep-
resenta,lons. trotn which hardly aay trade ~
calling Is waoliy tsre- A m5yemeal IN the
right direction here. once properly lasuga-
Yxsed, woald 80 Goa mrBd isselI 70 The public
eonscieace thai IL c did hard y f<il Of eject
ing a permanent 80. d % all eizisss 81 s0ei-
ely.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30
SheriT7s Sale.

DY virtue Of ia to me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county. Tennessee, at its January Term, 1850,
will expose 10 public sale, To the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City Of
Nashville, Saturday the 10th day Of May,
1850, all the right, ttle clam interest and estate
which samuel X. Morgaa then had, may have
since acquired in and the following described Ne
gro man named sam, aged about sixty five
years, color black Lot, No. -, fronts
100 feet he South ride of Broad and back
hundred and sixty nine feet to an alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts one hundred feet SAID Ailey.-A
tract land the south side OF Cumberland river
IN district No n, be- inning IN tbe center of the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
"a East twenty poles 10 a stake, thence 10 East,
twenty-five poles, ITO poles 60 stake on the
West boundary of The old Page tract, thence North
/ $40 est with said Page line ID lilo poles TO a
stone, thence oath 73t& West IS poles To rock,
thence South IS lao west twenty poles h. the
ire OF the Turnpike road, thence South Sc last II
peles the begHning.-L0f No. 20 in tie plan Of
Mest Nashville, frUnIiI one hundred feat on De
mumbrane street and running back ole hunsred a al
seventy five feet twelve feet alley, being levied
Tie property Of =, nIuel H. Morgan, To satisfy
a lut gment rendered in favor nf james II. Falls
sgaias Il Samuel X. Morgan.
JOHN X. .EcMUA pSOS,
Sheriff Of Davidson county.
nprao-tds. BY A. CREEL, ep. SIN.
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SlleriH7s Sale.

DY virtue OF vendition exponss, in favor
ID =. C. Lesseur vs. B. b. Hicks, 10 me directed /,
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of davidson county. Tennessee, at its Jan nary
lseo, ! will expose 10 public sale, 70 the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the
City Of Nashville, SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY e
NAY 1882 ali the right, title, ciani interest and
estate, which ID. b. Hicks then had, may have
since acquired and TO the following described
properly 20 wit part oil lot. y. IN a pian made
by c. w Nsnce for the Union BaHk of Tennessee,
registered in the registers onice OF Davidson
~, In Back s, page l7S being part Of lot conveyed
to J. W. MARI by App rson by deed registered
In the once aforesaid Book is, page 499 aud
500 and partlczla IL described as foilO~s Begin
ming sake h the line OF Spring street, South
east corner ofSo 8. tleuee " 81 ia the line OF sad
Spring street 90 iect 10 stake tse line OF said
sweet, thence at RI ut gies North 200 feet
IL alley, ih,nce With said alley 90 feet TO
stake thence Fght aHs les south zoo icrt TO The
beginning. Tue deed to the same = registered ta
the ffics AZ Eessd, Boog 10, page xos, lesi-d
the frepe ~ H. b. Hess, IN s.isfy judgment
against said Hicks ia f4sor Of L. c. Ls>seur
]. X. kDAUNDSOS,
apr5e-tos Sheriff OF IsyiasuL county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30
THE FREsuKr A7PARKERsBuRG-Tbe Par

THE FREsHET AT PARKERsBURG.-Tbe Park
ersburg (Va.) Ne0s estim ties the damage al
that point by the late rise in the river ut from
S25, 900 to $4,000. The water reese So feet
six inches above lOw-water mark. The water
was higher by about eight inches than it was
dnring the great freshets of 1851, l6 inches
above that of l847. and three feet six inches
below the renowned rise of 1882 Previous
to that time. and since the first occupancy OF
the Ohio valley by white men, there were
but two freshets which surpassed the present
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Mexican m a.s.ng LsnImens.

Intrinsic virtue alone coun insure he success
which this article has attained For rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, stin Jtints, or Gslds,
sprains. Pole Evil and Sweliings upon Horses itss
equal No person viii be without il who has
once tested its vaiue- "And with reference TO the
general estimation Of the Mustang Liniment can
chez rfuliy say that article performed SO
many cures in our neghborhood this. L W.
ShrIE, Brideeheid, Conn s. LEIGH, Esq Hyde
Park, TT, writes, "that the horse was considered
worthless (his case was SPAWN but since the free
use Of the Mustang Linimebt have sold him for
$3.50 Your LinmeDt is doing wonders up here I"
such testimony is reaching every day. The half
is not told. Every family should haveit. Beware Of
smirati0ns The genuine Mustang is sold by all re-
spectacle dealers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK,
apr2-1m Proprietors, New York.
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~The editor of fhe Savannah Republican
writing to his paper from Charleston, on the
Gath inst, says: at is generally reported on
the streets to-day that Mr.. GARDNER, of
Augusta, has by authority, pledged Mr..
STEPHENS TO accept the nomination for the
Vice Presidency on the ticket with DOUGLAS.
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Items Telegraphed from washing.

Items Telegraphed from Washing.
ton.
THE SLAVE TRADE The reply of Lord
John Russell to The last note Of Secretary
Cas- WIS received by the last mail, and dis
cussed points Of international law at great
length. IL i very severe upon the eourse of
the United States. The venerable Secretary
Is extremely restless under the lecture read
him by his Lordship, but be will pay him
back In his own coin. With interest.
FoEAEY INTENTIoSs.-1t WAS declared this
evening Gath inst-,l Al large collection OF
Republican memberF. hat they had positive
assurance that If NJ. Douglas was nominated,
Mr.. FoFRry would rssigu the Clrrk-hip, with
hslfa dozen at his assistants, aud support
that nomination.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

The Republicans Of Kentucky held their
State Convention. che 10Th. at Covington.
and completed the appointment of full del
egsGon Ia the Chicago Convention. Hon.
Cassius NJ. Clay WAS in attendance He also
addressed the people At CoyiastOn on the
previous evening.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-30

= Mrs WEnszosv, experiences nnrse ..
emale physician hasa soothing syrup for children
eethiHg, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teeth. by softening the reducing ali inGzma
on-wiliallay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, il lgive rest
yourselves and reliefand health 10 your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column une7d4w1y
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majority were adopted, down to the resolu-
The question then being on the amend
nient Of Mr.. Brooks, of Alabama. the State of
Alabama called for the vote by States, and
the State Of Mississippi seconded the call
The amendment was lost By the following
vote:
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Leave Nashville al A. NJ aud 3, r. q.
Arrye = Clszft tfooes 30 p. u. and IS a. u.
GAMING HkSI.
Leave Chattanooga at % A. =. and 30 r. ~
Arrive at Nashville II ) .. -. ana a. ~
IL rail connection, and shortest rDute % Bssso1
~ New forS, Fsiisseiphla, Baiufnore, Washing
toe City, Riehuson5, Petersburg, iynehbn org, knox-
Ee~ Orleans, &C.
Both Iraisss sonnect at Stevenson with Trains On
Memphis aisd Char Railroad, a. Chatiabeo-
"a {. an IFAias kzast Ten lessee AUD GeoTgs AID
Western Atkznsic Railroads
IkEosgh Tekets mas be tssd al my aszr CO PpH
Ickcf Aseat, OEce a l.eftt 90 the tel.
loving places, Aaa al ihe is.sl..xsng rxhses, via
Nashville 10 Aes YORK. Va chariestsn. = Z "a 90
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A soDEKk soasisi calls Tbs Niagara F;vss
.-ths pride II risxs q. That pride esrl4ialy
has . uesnsafsss fail
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A IL sppsessisss fsr tie Rz<r e IA seAgrTY
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DIVIDEND.
W aMted.
Canary Cages!

lust reserved, zee asscrtes Canary Bird c@sl
% all as les, euicrs ane prices, scale as k@ta.
ever bresght 10 thss HaArksi- y. sale DOS
febs-i J. ~. VII 50
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Mercer Potatoes.

IaA RI sHi1s Ne4 York Mercer Potatoes,
iOO ieF ealssg OF pianfla0. last rec eised and
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INSURANCE NOTICE,

n HE annual meeting Of the stockholders q the
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL ISs1 RANCE COM
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tn day of May next, 10 elect eleven DrectoFs, 10
serve Ser the e. suing tweIs q mcnths.
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