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TaXaa Taxas

TINE Tax Books for State and County and Railroad
Il are now ready for 1860. Tax payers will please
come Forward To the Office the Court House, where
we viii be found until the 9th OF August after that
time We will be absent attending the different Dis
trets, except Saturday The law regard collect
ing taxes is that after visiting each District must
Immediately commence by distress otherwise,
which will necessarily be additional expense OF
hfty cents to all call after the first Of October,
and after the first OF November our Deputies al
lowed by law the Same fees SherdFs for collecting
debts As we wish to collect all the Taxes for 1859
IN THE YEAR 1869, all that have not paid by the
first OF November, must expect to find them in the
hands Of Deputies or Constables-
O. c. DeGR0VE,
Revenue Collector for State and County.
T. ". BALLOW.
july25-2w Railroad Tax Collector.
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4 W BUTLER Secretary


Telegraph Chalybeate Springs.
This water brought drsd fees in ten seconds
w. DUNN,
rr,aLes pleasure in informing rhe public that he is
i now ready 10 xsit % All who may favor him
with call.
Hand river AZ the end Of the wire bridge. Families,
from 81 70 Sc One Person, 81 By the drink, cents
Payment in advance
ANALYSES
Carbonate OF Urea, Carbonate Of Lime, S9lplais of
Magnesia sulphass Of Lime, Anria,e Of Asgaesia,
Auriate OF Soda
oi222s-afstslI "a hesEE taken as Standard
Iunderstand that che va1ez hzs already been be2-
eeciai 70 several iavalid2 4 VII be beneficial 70
greater degree when taken frezh from the Spring.
should pronounce Il sfI1uiant and tonc, and adapt
cd, consequently, 20 q debility, accompanied
with \ al on5c condifica e the system, and contra
Indicated in psethorie 1sd lnzAr.>tory states
xiCHARD @. CURREY.
There Il no doubt thar the Spring kept by Mr.. " :
Drxx Al the sastera end Of t1e suspension Bridge Is
good chalybezse water, asd thai Is adapted TO
manv diseases q debility. n " Hall, n. D., X.
Thompson, n D., HeHrT carou, n D. 7. r Jen-
nings, N. D., Boyd Ae>strs, n D. r. c. Martin
Il. D. s1ene<S--m.
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PoIrIcAL FUS.-We are indebted to the Cleveland
Plaindealer for q hearty laugh, and as want orr
readers to share amusement copy entire its
amusing programme for the summer season Of the
great secession show
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.

l. VIM. NJ. BRADFORD, of Jefferson.
2. o. P. TEMPLE, of KNOX.
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
4. S. S. STANTON. of Smith.
5. Ell. GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
6. VIM. F. KERCHEVAL of Lincoln.
7. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
S. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Mont gomery.
8. ALVIN HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10. D.B. MAJORS, of Shelby.
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Central Executive Committee.

Central Executive COMMITTEES.
EDWIN II. EWING, NELL S. BROwN, ALLEN
a. HALL, p W. M4xEY, JOHN LELLYETT,
JOIN Il. CALENDER, HORACE II. HARII-
SON.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for August
HARPERs MAGAZINE, for August
GODEY'S LADIES BOOK, for August
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK, for August
PETERSoN;S Mag AZINE1, for August
PETERSoN'S MAGAZINE, for August
LESLIE;S GAZETTE OF FASHION, for August,
KNUKERBOCKE. MAGAZINE, for August.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for August.
BLACRW GODS MAGAZINE, for august
HAMPERS ILLUSTRATED PAPER, Weekly.
LFSIIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPAL, Weekly.
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, Weekly
THE NEW YORK HERALD, Weekly.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, Weekly
THE NEW YOEK WEEKLY, Weekly
THE NEW YORK MERCURY, Weekly
THE WAvERLY MAGAZINE, Weekly
PORrER'S and WILKE'L SPIRIT OF THE TINES
Weekly. For sale by
JOHN YORK * co,
and Subscriptions renewed.
july27-tf No. SIS Union street.
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J.J. SULLIVAN laid upon our table yester-
day Wednesdays Cincinnati Commercial. The
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ALLY Sc: 1RI-wEEKLY SIS: wEEKLYss
For President,
For President,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE.

For Vice-President,
EDWARD EVERETT
OF MASSACHUSETTS
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THE STOCK COMPANY

includes the following well known actors
Mr.. wM. L. YANCEY, sswalking gentIeman,', player
of light, -musing paris, and Singer Of Funny
Little songs.
Mr.. JOHN SLIDELL, 'tfrst old man, and author of
':Plaquemine''-a jolly good thing, If you don't
care what you say.
Sig. JEFF. DAVISIM0, the celebrated half-bushel
dancer and Mi sssippi Contortionst.
Mr.. LEWIS CASS, ''Grst cid woman, - and player of
weak female parts.
Mr. JESSE D. BRIGHT, the Great BOBBY performer
and graphic delneator OF the Northern Mn
compOop.
Mr.. FITCH, the ouack Doctor, dirt-eater, &c:
Mr.. j. 2. BENJAMIN, the Southern Soap Man and
Wind Instrument performer.
Mr.. CALEB CUSHING, the - Stage Villain ., also
the acrobat and coLtortionist who viii twist
himself INTO Webster Wing, a sumner A5uli-
ZIONIST, a Pierce Democrat, and Davis FIJI G eater
Secessonist. and Better.
Mr.. RIOS Err A. PRYOR, the eater of fire. Will ae.
OUT his amusing part OF ilay in Che hands OF
the Potter. 80.
Together with host of lesser lights including Mat
JOHNSON the cali-boy and carpet SHAKER Ben
Harrington, the Ohio Tom Ihumb Master
CHARLES AUGUSTUS scHEI4, CHARLEY GkEES, IKE
'TOUITY Nc A-.1ia-s4
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Powerful attraction!
THE THEATRICAL DEMOCRACY.

Recognized and Newly Equipped for The . Trav-
eng'' Season of 1860, win perfo m in -.
several Southern Cities and i
small towns in the north
during the Summer
and Autumn.
The Management.
Sole Lessee and Dir ctor OF
AnfuSeEleii's Wy l. 1anceg.
Acting and stage Manager -JolR SlideIl
fTonlpter 80. Jas. oru benhetl
scenic Artst...... ........G Bowman.
Supes, JUS. Buchanan, John Z. Breckinridgc, anu
Jos. Lane.
Mr.. Yancey respectfully announces that his Com
piny has been selected for the express purpose oil
producing inimtable manner, .E.
SMALL. FARCES,
BROAD BURLESQUES,
GROTESQUE DANCES.
AND FUNNY LITTLE SONGS,
Anording to people series Of
LIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS,
Appropriate to the hot season. 20
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More niOnism---A dyice of Hon.
l.. VI. keitt.

l.. VI. keitt.
The Columbia South CdroliniaH of the oath
inst. brings Us a letter from the Hon. l.. NJ.
KErT, addressed to Messrs. A. G. SALLEY,
HENRY ELLIS and others. In this letter Col.
KEITT presents what he regards as the issues
before the country, and expresses his opinion
as TO the course which the South ought to
pursue. In the discussion of the issues, he
speaks of the election of the republican can
didate for the Presidency, and counsels re-
sistance; and avails himself of the opportunity
to respond to arguments against resorting to
that extreme measure.
We append few extracts:
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Notice.

Notice.
THE undersigned having suggested TO the Clerk Of
l. the County Court of Davidson county the nsoi-
veney of the estate OF JSo R. HiLL decd an persons
having claims against the same hereby notified 10
appear and file the duly authenticated as prescrb-
ed by law on or before the LIST day of january 1861
with said Clerk, or the same will be forever barred
both in law and equity.
SARAH Ann HILL
july1S-lm AdminstratfS
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1gelu Aoufrtisements.
TuRNIP SEED.
For Sale.

/ ANDRETH'S Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
u Warranted flesh Just received and for sale by
. iuJy OFF II - RAINS BROWN * co.
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We append few extracts:
WAITING FOR AN COVERT ACT"

WAITING FUR AN COVERT ACT.
l. has been said that if the Republican par
ty succeeds in the present Presidential cleo
ton, it will succeed through the forms of the
Constitution, and that we must wait for an
covert act" 1t is immaterial TO free peo-
pie, whether they are oppressed under the
forms of Constitution, or over and against
its forms; they resist oppression itself, and
not the form in which it comes. A brave
people measures tyranny by principle, and
not by the weight of its immediate blow, or
by the gulse in which it appears. What boots
it to the South whether her foes despoil her
through the perverted forms of the Constitu-
ton, or over and against them? What boots
it to the South whether her foe be hypocrite
or assassin, if her life he the forfeit? No; it
concerns us little whether Che Republican
party gain power under the forms of the
Constitution or not, so long as the possession
and exercise of power by them will be our de-
struction. Shall We wait for an covert act?'
Is not the acquisition of power by one Sec
ton, through a sectional conspiracy against
the other, an covert act?" Is not the organi-
cation of party in one section, upon the
ayowed, absolute and exclusive ground of
warfare upon another section, an "overt act?"
is not the possession of the Government by
one section, with the declared purpose of
welding all its powers to destroy the prop
erty and uproot the social order of the other
section, an covert act?' Is it no covert act"
to see the Government in the hands of those
who will commit our honor, dignity and in
terests abroad to set of Holy Wiilies and
Gree Acres. whose sole occupation it will
be to defame US. and with supple ministries,
to ingratiate themselves with foreign aristoc-
racies! Will it be sweet consolation to
these philosophical expectants Of covert acts
10 see Mr.. Sumner Minister to England, that
he may surround, with diplomatic lnstre, the
.sfamous shirt" which he had on when Mr..
Brooks chastised him for his insolent SIAN
| ders, and which. it is said, he recently car
ried, dabbled with blood, ''as a spectacle TO
the Duchess of Argyle, when she invited him
| to dinner. No; it is mere jargon to talk
about waiting for overt acts" 1t is declar-
ing that the only insult the South will recog-
nize is a cuff.
TIE SENATE RESOLUTIONS orGHT TO BE MAIN
The resolutions which were lately adopted
| by the Senate, define and declare the rights
OF the South; and for any who support those
resolutions to counsel submission to the rules
of party which was organized and is now
upheld only to deny and resist them, is to re-
duce the principles which they announced to
dwelling poor and insipid dogmas. Mourn
ful. ton will il be tn son NJ the Soufh
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20 Peter Anderson vs. McRoberts & McKee-FARM.
DCRSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in above named case, / will sell SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850 at the Courthouse in
Nashville Farm of IS ana 10 poles, miles from
the city, Gallatn Turnpike and Nashville and Louis
vile Railroad, the same being the houseot of Craig
head place.. ALscICt No 4, adjoining same and con
tanning acres and 122 poles.
TERMS, u and Is months without interest, notes
with approved security and lien retained
july26-td j. r. GLEAVES c. * NJ.
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g l. FINE; Two Story Frame House on the a
II corner of McNairy and NcGavock tsEssH
Streets, ia West Nashville. The House con- l.sS.H
tanS 10 Rooms, with necessary out
buildings, cistern. &c.-1he lot fronts so feet ana
runs back 10 feet 10 alley. VIII be sold very
low. Call on GLASCOCK & NEWSOM, Agents.
julyoT-ow ,fss 7-sAr e s<e-
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Tor the balnnoe Of The year neat and confartabls
r family residence "a Vine Street, between Church
IA Broad possession given iume1iatety- Fer par.
riculnr, enquire Of 6LASScQcK SEWSoA-
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Lost.

an Sunday the nd inst, Gentleman's BREAST
" PIN, diamond square, set with black Jet. The
finder VIII be literally rewarded by leaving it at this
Office, july24-6.
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DIED

In St. Louis, the goth inst, RICHARD H. BARRY,
infant son OF John and Mary h. Hagan, and grand
son Of W L. Barry, Esq, of this city.
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ELECTORAL TICKET

FOR THE STATE At LARGE
RaIlIE PEYTON, of Sumner,
N. G.. TAYLOR. of Carter.
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Jerry Stoddard VS., Lewis Caroway-HOUsE AND LOT
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT-
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860 at the COURTEOUS in
y Shvile, House and Lot on Bosey Turnpike or JEFF
f"son street extended. The Lot is one half of Lot No
l53, in McGavock's plan
TERMs-Cssh $500, balance a credit of IL months
with interest.
july26-td J. E. GIEAvES, C. M
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Newman and wife Is. Soan-SIX SLAVES OF SLOAN
ESTATE.
DCRSUANF to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT
CRDAY 18TH OF AUGUST 1850 at the Court house in
Nashville, Frank aged about 2S Wheelwright; Wilson
aged about So Blacksmith Mora aged about % Pain
ter; Henry aged about %, Laborer; Ann and child
TERMS months credit, except as to Fire Hundred
Dollars on the tohote scte-notes with approved en-
dorsers and payable in bank required.
July26-td r.~i ss~ j. L. GLEAYES, c. & NJ
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Jno. R. Balm Martin & McGrady-FARM.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, viii sell SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1860 at the Court house in
Nashville, Tract of 81 poles OF Land living
the Nashville and Hllsboro' Turnpike 3 miles from
city and the same property heretofore sold by no. r
Balm to John Martin.
TERMS-6, u and IS months, without interest and
without redemption. e4
july26-td ga. j. f. GLEAVES, c & NJ
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THE ORCHESTRA.

~ renny Whsle. Wa hlngton Star.
Sd Penny Whistle -. Cleveland NatonaI Democrat.
Among the Broad Farces in the repertoire of this
Company will be found the exceedingly
funny pieces called
WASN'T WE SMART AT BALTI-,
MORE. AMT WE OLD PIE.
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DURSUANr 10 n decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above named case, Will sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST. 1860, at the Court house in
Nashville Tract of and so poles of Land living
the Nashville add Hillsboro Turnpike miles from
city, and the property heretofore sold by Jno r.
Balm 10 George McNulty.
TERMS-6 II and Is months without interest ana
without redemption
july26-td J. E GIEAVES. C & NJ
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Sarah V. Mullen vs. Josiah G; Mullen-2SL
DURSUANT- to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above named case will sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville slaves, Wilson aged 70 and Anarchy, girl,
aged =.
TERMS months, notes payable in bank, with ap-
proved endorsers, required.
july26-td J. Z GLEAvES, c. < NJ.
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AMT WE SOME MUSH ON A RAG
The Theatrical Democracy.

Fattered by the trust placed IN them pledge them
selves to never repudiate that long AZ they
Can get any body TO trust them. 49,
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VIM. MeMurrey VS.. John McMurrey-I SLAVE.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in above named case L will sell on SAT-
uRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at the Court house in
Nashville, Slave Anthony, aged years. TERNs-CAsII
july26-td -=.- J. E GIEAyES, c. & NJ
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collectors route agents, Jerks, and
government stpendiaries generaily-haif their
salaries = - az4zs
mo other persons are expeeted-l {.
S- Look out for the Theatrical Democracy :
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James L. Powens interest in certain LANDS AN
SLAyES
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INAUGURAL MESSAGE or GOVERNOJ
RAMSAY or MIME SOFIA.

Governor Ramsey opens lis message with an aluson
10 the financial cnbaTassmcnts of the last two years
al which have fallen with peculiar severity upon Z.
young and frontier State The contrast nevertheless
between the Terriorty Of ten years ago aud the State
of to-day is very marked. Then the population was
about $500 and the valuation OF its property was little
over sSOOOO0 Now is estimated to contain $50 600
inhabitants, and The taxable property of 1853 was over
$40 COO The population has doubled every two
years and the wealth has increased even more rapidly
The minor statistics given ia addition to this general
statement are not lees rema kable The chief alnieu
tural products of the State are wheat corn oats aud
potatoes, which, at the current prices OF the Autumn
were worth about ~ COO 600 aud the value Of that
portion Of hem exported amounted TO $iO0, OG0 BE
eide these there III some wood, hides, and butter sent
ont Of tie State There remains within it, vet uusod
3,VOo 'oO bushels of last years wheat, waiting mar
ke, bot more than GOO 900 Of which are needed for
home consumption. These two millions of bushels arc
valued III the same number of dollars. The average
ed OF wheat the pas, scar was over twenty bushels
10 tho acir nearly double shat Of those called the wheat
growing Siatos. The value OF the lumber exported
for the year was nearly s. 100000. The Statistics
Of manufactures are not le.s encouraging
Iowa from 1850 to 1859, nearly quadrupled her
population. Should Minnesota do as well as this.
having thus far done 20 much better she will possess in
1870, between 600 aud 1905 600 inhabitants. and
property amounting to 100000. That this future
prosperity may be assured, it ia urged that State ex-
pcnOtute shall be reduced that taxation shall not be-
come burden, nor immigration be tunodaway by the
fear u large public debt. This debt now amounts to
eco, To balance which there ia a SNAIL amount in
the Treasury, and due from delinquent taxes about
$lOOO To meet this state of things and 10 preserve
the credit Of tho State, Ietrenchment is absolutely