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Emo Fnrm for sale.

YHyHR FARM which James Tinnns nos lives, and .he
same which Maj " Iiieksrson formerly lived, sfor
sale on easy terms
The tract contains $50 Of which there about
acres cleared The tract, whole, is Of the finest
Coffee county being rich and fertile. we'll suaiedyinr on
both sides u Mc1nnve and Manchester Railroad--and
also on tie road ezdn0 from Manchester Winchester and
about o from the former place. and about SIX miles ron
Trilahama within mile efOak Hill Seminary, about
The zane stance good church, and neghoorhood f
surpassed IN point Of morals and general intelligence
The improvements almost consisting Of two
story house. we'll finished situated beautiful
emneuee, commanding Of The finest great por
ton the aT, and also Of the Railroad within eebt
yards OF the fnest Free Stone Springs 10 the MOuntan
District The out houses consist Of kitchens, house.
corn-crbs and sisbles
The well Estsr there being some eight ten spriu
the same There several hDe Orchards the place. con-
sisting Of the best varieties OF fruit in the state.
There about FITS we'll Get In Herbs grass tract
. 50 saa ed that ca he divided int ave small frms
giving CLEARED lana aA3 orchards Of them. The farm
must be seen to be appreciated and ose desiring sas
VII call en- James d. fimmBs, onthe premises
Tor rms &c, call upon, address he undes a Nan
chester, Coffee county, Tennesses 8. n. BURGFR
Dayob-whtW law until lat sept.
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l. ufSviIle and Nash willie
rnzzNa ez5zzIza 60 eazSE1n
ssS 49, sS

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville, making close connections Louisville for
New York. Boston, Phde Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Ciucnnati ST. Louis,
far AL
On and after SUNDAY, July sh, $780, trains will run as
follows:
First train leaves Nashville at 500 daily stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction ElizabethOwn, all
regular stations when gnaed By flag, and arrive Louis
vile at lao P NJ.
Returning, leaves Louisville $40 n stopping as above
aid arriving in Nashville at 2:l5 NJ
Second train, Express, leaves Nashville $50 NJ
daily, Sundays exceped stopping first train arriving
in Louisville At $3.50 A. 81 RetuTning leaves LouiSve ~
$40 p ~ stopping above and arriving Nashville at aus
p. M.
Gaatin Accommodation Train Nashville daily (sup.
days excepted at $3.50 P M arriving in GslAtn at
Returning leaves Gaatn at 700 NJ and arrives Nashville
at 800 A NJ.
Tmough tickets sale at the Depot all points North
East and West, with many different routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Supt
Al. Auit
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for sale.

AN Offering for sale desirable small place
in Tennessee, situated in Sumner county Immediately the
Nashville and Gaan Turnpike road, eighteen miles from the
former and miles from the latter place. mile
Of saunderse at which place tere depot Of the Nashville
and louisville Railroad in hours Of Nashville.
The place contains about thirty acres complete
repair the soil is excellent There thrifty young orchard
beautifully ged in with Usage Orange The dwelling
story Brick with five large brick kitchen and
out houses; we'll Of water good csern
end spring.
Also, within mile of ssundersville I52 land, fy
ores cleared, the balance finely tmbered and blue
Being determined to south, will cell barin in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN. 4
iuneI4--d&v3n
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODs'
IND ppIAT WINE DrrTup o

We challenge the verdi to produce their equal Though thew
have been before the public for year used
and highly approved Of from Maine Great
remedy Incpient Consumption, Indigestion Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous 5eases Female Complaints all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed. Asa Beverage thsy truly de-
ghtfu For the aged and inm, adults children Of q
delieats eonstitu' 1 N they without arrival.
For the Of throat the Clergy they
act like charm.
Deed in connection with pure Cod Liver Oil they eure case
Of chronic Consumption in Albany Nev York ar Is had been
pronounced as neurabe BY OF the most y
seians IN New York City Mr. McGrsn Of Brookyn fhed
bis entire right side parayzd BY being thrown ron horse IN
and is veil
Mr. Britain, Editor Of s7As BanzSr Of Lfg. pubhed in
Boston, and Mr. Greenwood No % Broad street. Neg YORK were
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of me most OBSTINATE
character.
Hundreds OF persons suffering from AMI
have been cured using these Bers We nave er 10 orr
possession which pubhe ESuid cxuse every Female IN the
land supply herself these truly valuable B1ers
CHARLES WEDDIPIELD co, Proprietors,
IS william street, New York.
sold Nv DEOVILIE co. Nashville, Tenn, and al Drug
vrl.t.- iune29 i60-dtf
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1OOn SALARY FOR ALL WHO sENp

ISUV their address to A FULLAM, proprietor Of the
American Stencil Tool Works Springfield, VT The old pioneer
Office is s open at Springfield. st. Easten Office - Merchants
EXCHANGE, Boston Principal Office 2l2 Broadway,
The only practical Stencil Tools made patented BY FuL
and sold for TO- including stock enough retail $780,
With activity this amount may be realized BY any in
weeks time anywhere. The tools will exchanged
set given at time within 10 used with proper
CERTIFICATE IRON RVKRKNCEs-
We, the undersigned. being residents of Springfield, W.
hereby certify that acquainted with FULAN who
engAgdin the manufacture If Stencil Tools consider
him perfectly responsible the fuhmeHt
contracts and for all Of sent him for his Tools
Coburn President Of Exchange Bank, Springfield, VT
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo. Porter Treasurer Of springfield Savings Bank.
Henry Closson, Judge Of Probate Court.
Geo. WAshburn, Postmaster.
samuel W. Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
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PROFESSIONAL CAHD.

/. HENRY MELVILLE, Of New York City, respectfully
intmses the citizens Nashville and vicinity thai he
is nov IN the city Al the St Cloud Hotel, where he viii
advise with all Who suffer from
CatarFh,' Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, Ilh ns when professional engage
nent calls him from the city
Dr. MELVILLE has had experience OF twenty years the
management Of all forms Of POaFy Diseases
Ter with pleasures his professional intercourse skill,
many persl1s in Tennessee, among whom he Kindly Permitted
mention the names Of Judge Ridley, OF Jefferson Gen.
Matoek, OF Locust i Judge Bren. Of Nashville; Col
Guild and W II Blsckrors, Esq, Of Gallatin.
In the treatment Of these diseases, DR.. avaIs himself
OF all the means which modern science and recent discoveries
have put within the OF the Physician, and which
Snperseding The old plan Of Stomach treatment.
Further information this obtained
lac Sropeal Medication in Pulmonary Diseases" published
BY Dr. MELVILLE and which had uOusy tie Book
stores application to hhl his The ST. Cloud
HOTEL iuviO-du
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
and Ale

FHe undersigned, desire inform friends and
toners Of the city Of Nashville am now fully pre-
pared to furnish and all tae above Eamd beverages
quantity that be required Also my
try rely always having their orders
Persons furnishing Pic Mic excurons and other parties be
supplied at shortest notice. Ny daily running through
the city that all have opportunity OF being always
supplied. N. MCCORMICK
iune29-df L. NashHiIle. Tenn.
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Democratlc Convention at CIarksviIIe.
Hon. Andre,r Iohnson.

This gentleman reached his home on Sunday last
in good health and earnest in the support of BREcK
IRIDGE and LANE as the nominees of the National
Democracy. No man has done more to give as
tendency to the Democracy in Tennessee than An
DREW JOHNSON, and no man will enter more Heartily
into this canvass to preserve its ascendency than he
will. We know that the people of every portion of
the State would be delighted to hear him, and we
trust it will suit both his pleasure and convenience
to give them an opportunity Of dong so.
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Some of the Know Nothings and Know Nothing
papers are taking great deal of trouble to prove
that Douglas is the regular nominee, of the Demo
cratic party. They know that Breckenridge and
Lane are the men who will knock them into the fall
of 1864. and they don't think tleg loere propsrlg nOn.
nated-P adacdh (Ky.) Herald
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Auction Sale Of Entire Stock and Fixtures
Under Attachment.
RENJ r. SHIELDS A c0FTPANY

NETILL proceed sell the sore No I5, Public Square,
w door TO W Calhoun Jcwery Store, account
Of W shaw, G, commencing Thursday morning July
5h 10 O'clock the entire o the No IS Public
Square, with Counters, SheviLg Oil Cloths The
consists Of rich EmbrOderies, Laces Ribbons large
of Silk Trimmings Ladies' AID Chidrens Furnishing Goods
with ending variety not to be enumerated Ladies
Invited and also dealers who will end to their interest
Il T7The Store for Rent BENZ. +. SHIELDS & CO.
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JOB LOTS BOOTS AND SHOES
ENTE have large invoice Of first quality shoss
w WHICH sell at bargain for cash, four
prompt paper Call Immediately they Sold
Ware Rooms, Up stairs, No IL. TRABUK LUCUs.
iupe2e &C.
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LOOK Or, DEMOCRATS. Nearly every Know Moth
ing you come across is arguing earnestly for Doug
las. Don't be caught by these wolves in sleeps
clothing. They would argue equally as strongly for
the Devil, if he was bolter from Democracy
P0dltedh KUl Herald
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The National Democracy held large and enthusi-
astic meeting in Philadelphia on the evening of the
I'd, at which the nomination of BRECKINRIDGE and
LANE was ratified. The Hon CHAs. J. INGERsoII-
that time-hOnored Democrat. acted as Chairman.
supported by large number of YIce-Presidents and
Secretaries, embracing men who are well known as
the standardbearers of theparty. The Philadelphia
correspondent of the New York Journal Of Commerce
in his letter of the 3d. says:
The speakers were of stamp far superior to
what you are accustomed to hear such occasions.
The Hon. Mr. Bright of Indiana, Mr. Marshall of Ken
lucky, Mr.. Lane of Oregon 1.-THE candidate for Vice
Presdent,) and Josiah Randall of this city, advocat-
ed the cause OF Mr.. Breckenridge with good sense
and power which satisfied every unprecedented mind
that he was the man for the crisis. Lest you may
suppose that anu speaking rather too favorable of
this demonstration. 1 annex what the Pennsylvania
Inquirer (Opposition) of this morning says on the
subject =
1.-THE Breckenridge meeting last night in Independ-
ence Square was very large and successful demon
straton. Between it and the Douglas meeting on
Saturday night there was broad contrast very
much to the advantage of the Breckenridge meet
ing in every particular. Although there were three
stands at the Douglas assemblage and but one last
night, practiced eye could easily determine that
the single Breckenridge meeting was much larger
than the three others combined. There was another
point upon which the contest still more marked
boys, and was excited, and inclined to beNdemon-
stratve in its show of enthusiasm while the Brock
mridge meeting was made up almost exclusively of
quiet, orderly and attentive listeners who INDUCED
in applause only when the speakers made palpable
hits, and then the outburst genuine. and not
simulated. If these two meetings fair indica-
tons Of the relative strength of the two branches of
the Democratic party our precOnceiVed opinions
On the subject have been wrong, for the Breckin-
ridge party is much stronger than we supposed"
Democratic Convention at CIarksViIIe'
The Democracy of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict composed of the counties of Davidson, ROber
son, Montgomery, Stewart and Dickson, will assem-
bic in Convention at GAINESVILLE, on Saturday next
for the purpose of nominating their candidate for
Elector We trust the attendance will be large as
the business to be transacted is important The
gentleman selected by the Opposition for Elector in
this district, Mr.. House, is experienced, ingenious
unfair and eloquent DICTATOR, and it viii take the
best man start to expose his sOphistries and
vindicate the truth against his assaults
The Democracy of Montgomery will, at the same
time, hold their ratification meeting. An interest
ing time may be expected. We advise all to go who
can conveniently do So.
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4 SfOcIx Farm for Sale,

WISH tn sell the farm which reside six miles from Nc.
Minnve, the Stage road leading % Anrsesboro Te
farm consists Of go $50 cleared 25 well set Herds
grass and 40 Clover OF the go there
4 bottom lands, equal in point Of
fertility any in section Of the country There
three springs tract furnishing abun1snee Of water the
through The spring OF free stone water, ana cnnst
be surpassed in point ofpurty and There
Of the quarry Of lime stone rock sufficient for
all purposes The improvements consists OF heWed log Dwell
ing house aiming kitchen, ak negro cabins, stables
cribs wheat house, &c &C. An information Be furnished
By application to the subscriber the premises Post oace
hcMnnville Tenn. W REID.
April H.. Ie60-uff
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We believe that every Democratic paper in Cen
trail and Northern Kentucky has hosted the National
ticket. The Louisville DsDsOca is the only freesOi
paper in upper Kentucky tsiteaA (Ky.) Herald.
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

BE made from and unaduteA,ed Wine which
double the usual strength Of other and imported
BY only house in the United States Also, frsm
ing valuable Roots Herbs Soomons Seal SpikenaF
and Bsyberry.
We Challenge the World 10 Produce their
Equal!I
We do profess have discovered Roots known only
70 the Indians South America ard sail diseases
which the flesh claim public
truly valuable preparations which every Intelligent Physician
in the country will approve Of andreeomnend remedy
lNCIP lent CONSU mPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Nervous
System, Paralysis Piles diseases peculiar Raies, Debility,
and all cases requiring Tonic, they
UNSUR PASSED!
For Sore Throat common among the Clergy, they truly
valuable
aged n6m or for persons Eea4 constsution
for BOOK keepers Taors ssamsresses Students, Artists
al persons leading seentaay life, they will truly hene
fetal. ~
As Beverage they wholesome and desous
Wine, without Intoxicating and valuable remedy tor per-
addicted Of strong drink wish re
Train from it, They pure aud entirely free from the pOous
contained in the adn4ted wines and liquors with which
country is hcsced.
These bters not only cure prevent disease and should be
used BY all who live in country where the bad or
where oh and Feye prevalent Being entirely innocent
and harmless they be given freely to Children infants
with mpunity.
Physicians oergvea and temperance advocates as an set
Of humanity should assist in spreading these truly valuable
BteFs and thereby essentially in baEi.hiBE
Drunkenness and DiseasS.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD 4 co PropreEars.
IS william street, seE York
And sold by Druggists generally
wholesale AMI Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LEITNER Augusta Ga.
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y WE second and thlrl class creditors or w. " r.-
notified that he sale % flu- -. -
leeoze % n Nesonra esnlss.ss 81 - ~, =
OF 1nty next This June The On 1850 = - lo--
.-.- - -, =. h4N3IoN, Trustee
49, Ter ". ". EuztE
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Alexander Thomas and wife Mary Harrison others
pursuance Of decree OF the County Court OF Davidson
county rendered the ABOVE the June term $780,
will offer for sale the Court House in Nashville Satur-
day, the 18th day of July 3srt the following
groes, to.wit:
Nell, about sixty years Of age;
Dick, T" thirty eight years Of age:
Reuben, " thirty DO do;
Henry, " thirteen do do;
Terms.-s will be requiredin cash. and FOR the baance
credit Of twelve months will be gven and we'll endorsed
payable in Bank, required.
These negroes belong the Of Roa arson deceased
and are sold Coz distribution among the heir.
junss '6O-wids FIR. CHEATHAM, O & NJ.
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T0LEN from ny stable in the neghborhoos OF Columbia,
- the night Of the Goth Of May last fine Black Mares
about fifteen hands high highly formed and we'll muscled heavy
tail without any white, except perhaps, white
from saddle mark long and pointed limbs clean
and small well shaped she lis fine under the
saddle remarkably fast and rots and works kindly
buggy or any The thief rode OF tine black Span
saddle He track ed miles in tie direction 81 Fay
eeye or Winchester will pay the above reward for The de-
livery Of The mare ny residence, AID hundred dollars FER
the apprehension and conviction Of the tnisf.
-rf' $500 GID j. PILLOW.
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BrownsviIIe Lots for sale.

VETE offer for sale the most liberal number Of
w srabls building ots in Brownsville from ~ TO miles
from Nashville fronting the Gslian and Porter Pixies,
tanning from four each, soil and neghborhood
surpassed number OF lots mbered We will sell from 50
TO 100 In body desired. The rapid growth Of EGefed
will tend to enhance rapidly tie value Il the Brownsville
lots II you wish good property in good neghborhood don't
fail to examine the BIOEnsVllle lots
i'll W BROWN,
iuly3-2m ~ Cherry street
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Morc Evidence of the EnthusIasm of the
Masses.

Masses.
We learn from gentlemen who were present at
the Democratic ratification meeting at Murflees-
borO', on Monday last that the unfalterng Derloc-
racy of ole Rutherford were out in large numbers
with perfect unanimity in their support of BRECKN
RIDGE and LANE and filled with an enthusiasm I'M
precedented in that county at the opening of any
past canvass. Hon. ANDREW EWING and Col NEE
BILE addressed the crowd in foraibe and entertain
ing manner.
We learn, also, from gentlemen who were present
at Franklin, on the same day, that the Democracy
of Williamson had an unusually large and enthusiast
tic meeting and ratified the nominations of Ban
RIDGE and LANE with great unanimity. They also
eyineed the same marked enthusiasm which seems
to be geneal throughout the State. Everywhere the
fires burn brightly. Everywhere the same eonvic-
tons Of patriotic duty seem to be exciting the public
mind. We never knew the Democratic pulse to beat
stronger. We never knew the party apparently
more determined to do their whole duty in can
vass They feel the grave responsibility that is
resting upon them and the magnitude of the ditii-
culties that encompass them and rising equal to the
occasion they have determined to put forth every
effort to save the party protect the Constitution, and
perpetuate the Union
The large audience at Franklin listened with
marked satisfaction speeches from Nessrs SYKES,
WHIrruoRSE, HAYWOOD and Bars.
We appeal to our friends to push forward the
good work. Organize your counties send out your
speskers--circulate the truth, embodied in your
campaign documents, and awaken such an enthusiasm
among the masses that the spirit Of the Tennessee
Democracy may be felt throughout sister States
of t,e South and encourage that unanimity Of
non which will exercise the greatest moral influence
y fine Nort.l
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- unnnl,rnr INC.

The numerous friends of this gentleman will be
pleased to learn that he no longer adheres to the
fortunes of SIR DOUGLAS, but actaatsd by sense OF
duty to his party and the country, las determined
70 rive his support to BRECKNRIDGE and LANE
BREckrxRfDGE DENoCRAcY MovING IN WESTERN NEW
YoRk.-Among the Democratic organs which have
declared for BREeKINRIDGz in Western New York are
the Buffalo Epela1ag Post the Dunlnrk Press (only
Democratic paper in Chautauque) and the GeneSes
Dsnocrai.
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Sale of Land for TaxeS.

pursuance Of order Of sale from the Cir
cult Court OF Hickman county Tenn at its June 1860,
sna on the third Monday October Cou thouse
door, IN the Town Of OenbeEe proceed sell the law directs
SO much OF the tooSing described Of land will su
clent TO satisfy the taxes charges eFeay thereon
for the year 1853 unless taxes charges shoad be paid
or before that day, to,wit
One tract Of land in District No in said county, in the name
OF VIM NoY, $50 acres, valued $3.50 Taxes 81 g. Pri
ters fee, - Clerks Fee 81 50; Collector fee 81.
white q johnson tract Of land district No in said
county 400 acres valued at $500 Taxes SIi Printers
Clerks fee, 81 50; Collectors fee 81.
Henry Ammons heirs tract Of land in Civil District Noe
n said unity, valued at 50 500 Taxes &c IS Printer
Clerks fee III SO; Collectors fee 81
John Guides heirs land Civil District Nc g. and
said county valued at 81 400. Taxes 50 So Printers
Clerks fee 81 so; Collectors fee 81.
Thomas Warran tract of land Civil District Nc H. In
said county 120 sces valued $500 Taxes 70 cents pin
ters es Clerks fee 81 50 Collectors ST. This JuIy2
1850 LiulylI-EAtl u K McMINN
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THE LITTLE BEAUTY,

New Magazines.
LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
ROR JULY.
LEsLIE's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
FOB JULY.
LEsLIE's NEW MONTHLE mAGAzaNE,
FOR July.
HARPERss MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
HAMPERS MAGAZINE POR JULY.
HAkPER's MAGAZINE ron July.
Jrstreesigsd and for sale By
JOHNSON q TREANOR,
juns2l No. @ Union stes.
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4lss, : z. Ct chslss whiskIss N store Ins 1851,
u.,ss ,so-slu NJ. 10 . ~ y IT.. .saHrH,
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Au q tt IA . ale
Match Horses. Carriage. Harness &c.
HARDY RROrHERS, Auctioaeers,

nN SATURDAY July 9TH p o'clock. door,
will sell valuable pair Of Match Horses, handsome
Of good quaes and No ssc0ndhand Carriage, % modern
style and hnish Harness, etc all in good condition
Terms of SRles-One third cash. the balance in three,
six and months, we'll endorsed payasle
HARDY BROTHERS,
iuly3 Auctioleers Gent Aga. l2 Public 81 uare