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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOAS.
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A Life Struggle: By Miss PARDoE.
Lucy CrORtOn: By the author of 'Dsys me- Life etc
Habits of Good Society: hand book for ladies and
gentlemen.
FOOTBALLS on the Boundary OF Another
World By R. D. OWEN.
Debit and Credit: By CHEvGLIKR BuEsEN.
Wit and HumOr in Paragraph. PRENTICE
Whims and Waits. BY THOMAS HOOP
The Rivals; or, TIE TIMES OF BURR AND HAM
ILToN.
Beulah. By AUGUSTA J. EVANS, Fifteenth Edition.
Woman, GA PEzME1 By 4. J. MICHELET.
ArchbOad's CrfminaA Practice and Plead
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The Voyage of the IS Fox'' in the Arctic
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Art RecreatiOns. Being acOmplete guide ornamental
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc. For sale by
narH JOHN YORK & co.
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Clothing Store.
CHARLES B. HALL

OU h FL A G
Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breese,
Let every fold Soat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
In war, let every stripe goforth,
Borne by the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'efmoor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard we'll the sacred booR, =.
Bequeathed by patriots blood
For oh twas wen in freedom's cause,
Amid the battles focd.
Hoist, hoist, our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
UnfuTl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 3 mAds
Where every type Is found.
Above our own 4Tt GdI1erT,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside
The beautful-the brave
The Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestportraituHs
With every charm but life.
Then raise our baunerto the sky
Letevery star bear news,
That types at the Art GALLERY,
Are made by o. o. HUGHES,
Corner Of College and Upieu
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Manny's combined Reaper and
Mower.
EEYITH WOODS 1MPROVEmENTs..Th
wv celebrated Machine eceved the first premium Of Grard
5oLD MEDA the bestcombned Reapng and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held Louisville,
KY in September 1857 The trial of Syracuse New
York in July, where all the p pal Machines in the United
thoroughly The committee their
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also received the ward the best Reaper tbs bes
Mower before two separate committees appony the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Soce1t Nashville
July, 1857 Of the machines in in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given MSehnG
during the last season, every Machinein America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned
B. =. oHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER. WHEELEe.k co.,
fsb27-d&ut EniAtbille. t..
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I'D I'LL RRANnV-

yHyHE BoarI Il Directors o. ne Nashville cours.I IN
sRranes cumpsny have declared dividend of IL doiarsa
share out q TIE proasior ne last six months. payable and
after tie 18th inst JAMES WALKEk, Secretary.
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Indicates the Weather "A hours in OdUd1,ce.
From the great number Certificates and Testimonials recey.
d in ation 70 this wonderful Plant at liberty to refer
10 the following known some OF the most
and scientific men Of the Union, such as
Gen. Harding Davidson county,
Thomas Hsrding Esq,
Arts Brown, Esq,
Lucius J Polk, ESQ, Maary county
Thamas aogiey, ESQ, (JeEeler) NAshvillei
Dsyid G Sanders, ESQ, Carthage, Tenn
Prof George Blackie Nashville;
f" Bowling, DO
:" Lindsey, 90
" ID Wright, do
J W nIsper. New YORK UuiyeTsy
Frankn Bache, Author OF tAe OHited states DhPehAAAe
. ~, Philadelphia;
& John kilington, Memphis Medical College;
Lewis Agassiz, Cambridge University, Mass;
!. Joseph Henry, Smithsonian Institutei
4, Riddle, University Of Louisiana, o;
=, James NJ Stafford, Cumberland University, Lebanon;
"A Curry, Knoxville Tennessee
hSn' Judge Baxter, Nashville:
: A P Gicholsan Washin,tor n r..
Rector G Smith, Columbia
Hon John Mars all, Attorrey A., L. r-.,,i,, T.,,
Rev DR. Lapsley, Carthage Tenn
OF names equally as the above could be
giEeL bot for want Of space - $3.50 - -
aTice 81 %, or when sent by mail $500.
Ne n. Sdte and County Rights for Sale Aa6rsse
SnhETCH a. FORBES, Druggists, Nashville Tenn.
Agents Tor b United States. msy9l
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Notice.

URSUANT to an order OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Union Bark Of Tennessee election viii be held By the
Stockholders the Banking Rouse in this city the Cd day Of
July next ascertain whether thy will accept reject the
charter granted said by the Tennessee Legislature
sls session Of ls59-60. By order Of the Board,
Nashville, Nay 20, ia60. J. COREY, Cashier.
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Land for safe.

A lie undersigned viii sell hisplsnt.
pns called CAFIrAL WV. lying oa sfsa
issss ~ norn side Of Cumberland River. 49,
Ell inree niiesfrom the City Of NaslrilIe. + -
SetAlng about TaRFee HIM
.., urea acres he will sell Il an -.
~ snAil tracts or lots, 70 Purchaser long
- = on notes tearing legal from date sad
is.1 rssSne Il 3 Of the very best quality Of eli 10 veil
. ~ u IN cultivation, and the balance IN ens
moer and pasture There good dwelling be1ses od
~ ~ s.oiss &c FOR information apply % he undsrsigsed
= - eH1 y Ss-nes feh2on THOS. q. JANIS.
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ia II IL AN It's
EFFERVEscENT
5 E L T z e Il AP RHRNT
This vAasbls and popular Medicine prepared in soBsy With
we snsy o. ne waters o. ne celebrated sslssr s9rng in
mendatians Of TIE Medical profession nd
aDiSesning PubIe, ss DE
MOST EFFICIENT ANR AsREEKBLF
SALINE APERIENF
use, and being emitted special preferences over the apy
eIes both nom its eompacaess and greater sacy nj nav =
ased with the hest effect IN ali
BIziOHs and E6S Diseases. See RadeeAs loss Of Apps
ss Ladigesfios and az similar eO1pLias gsesl5-iT
-gaoidezt 20 ths
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Ills particularly adapted Travellers By Sea ana
land, Residents in Hot Climates, Persons Of ssdenary
Habits, inv~ids, and Conyalseests; Captains Of
dihon 70 their Medicine Chest
VIII those who have used it, it has high favor and deemed
n sPid state OrEas L5VsI renders great service in re-
N COED ard RSsS4qsis gives the best satisaeson al
ayns All inaamnatOry symPOns aud in sssctaIg
fs success n cssss oT ra.z lud9.sfto. Es5.r, .ud
Covsasss-ProVss Medicine <reate5 utility
Aetdy ef fAs SOnGeA, aad Eis dtsssssiag setpsss
usual during PregN0aey-feds speedily and VIII marked
success under its healthfal influence.
,. 3 sSS 49, az ~ a q 80
de3ces.
Ioc sis tava1sG0lsf al loAers Gsass Asriss
PurgasiDsf e rs7nfrad.
in he form Of powder carefully put up IN bottes 70
keep in climate and merely requires upoa Il 20
produce adelightfal efsrVescsnt bevsrazs
Taken In the morning intsrfe-es
Of he days acting gently the system restoring digestive
poe-s exciting ny and vigorous stomach and
creating an elasticity o. mind and sa which give Eest
TO every enjoyment II also enables invalid 10 enov many
Injuries With impuny, from which ofherve Be
barred, and without which rksouna and distessip9
Numerous eSnonia5 from professional and other rs,tIemen
o. the highest standing throughout the country and steadily
Increasing popularity for series q years, strongly Euauntee
eeey and valuable character and commend % the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared ard sold, Wholesale and Retail BIZ
JOHN A. fAE.RANT 4 CO., Dragyists,
o9eS-dy No s.s Greenwich q. cor. warfsn.S.Y.
kirkpatrick, Nevins a Co.,
RECEIVING, FORRARDLTG AND HH0LIsNLE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, EAsggILLE TENNESSEE,
Have nov in store lNrEs and complete assOrsnent
4 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all xrsdes:
Molssses, In barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, a large and complete stock;
zisins full stock with Teas, Candles, Bartres MEefs
eel Glassware, aasos< Pecans; together al nr Of Gre
sles usually Kept IN tle Grocery line. Our stock o.
BAANDAESS WINES, WHISk N, &C.
we think cannot be surpassed in this any other market
our heavy stock o. goods invite the ttsntion
the trade.
nArSe-a kIRKPATRIoK. EEVINs & Ce.
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REYNOLDS NEW BOOK.

THE COUNTESS AND THE PAGE: By a.w.
N. REyEOEDs author of Mysteries Of the LOndcu
&C. &c, cOmpetsn Volume. Price SO sale By
JOHN YORK CO.,
june9 No 80 Union street.
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NOR the apprehension and delivery SAMUEL H00sER,
who. under charge Of Outraseousy ing open
houses William Hsnon and James Christopher
commit murder has made his and running large
The above reward viii therefore be ai to any who will de-
may be brought to justice.
Said about % years Of about Eve fest inches
high built fair rather sandy hair at this time
wound from gun shot in the rightarn below the elbow.
J. NJ. CHRISTOPHER,
sepI6-Y Gladesyi,ie
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VNTIsEING to male other investments propose sell
w ali Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
suatedon the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph w. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
perhaps the commanding in theyiciny
v and desirable country residence. The house will
with II Is Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
The soil good is well waTed and tmbered can
edviied into small tracts Of twenty and upwards all
which admirably adapted for country residences
dens and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on road occupied By T. c. McCampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about csc acres This
well known to need further description It will
divided to suit purchasers T. McCampbeI will show
these places any VINO will cali.
All the property will be sold terms and
on 9 credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. " s. Lindsey Nashville, either Of the
dersgnde, THOS. @. McC AMPBELI,
Six miles fron Nashville
]. A.McOAMPBELL,
mh3I Nashville
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KNTE have Just receved snail shipusnt q PURR kPFlE
w Brandy, which ior richness q lzns and aaVsr
Is .ss.s A1sE.Ls HeoPka : CO..
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N OF e s.


Proposals must be to carry the mail with "celery certainty,
security using the terms Of the law and they be guar
aned BY responsible persons certified such
master or judge of a court Of record.
will be made for trips not performed and for each Of
such omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the pay
the trip be deducted For arrivals far behind time
break connection wi depending mails and not sufficiently
cused fourth of the for the subj
forfeiture Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency
sfacory explained for negectng take the mail from
post Office for suffering be injured destroyed, robbed
lost and for refusing, sitter demand convey the mail
quenty the contractor concerned in running
ces the route The Postmaster General annul the
tract for sobeyDg the post Office laws, theinsucons Of
department. He alter the schedule, and also order
Of service by allowing therefor pro rata the
contract He may also cuTta discontinue the service in
whole part at pro rata decrease Of pay, allowing
months extra compensation the amount Of dispensed
with Bids shond addressed to the Second Assistant Post
General" superscribed Proposals mail Leryice
State OF Tennessee and sent by mail.
For forms OF proposal &c and other information, adver
ement Of this date in pamphlet FORM at the principal post Of
fees.
Blank proposals will be furnished application depart
ment. J. HOLT,
iune6-4t Postmaster GeaerdL.
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Notice,

VXIHEREAS some gracious friend has circulated 70 consider
w able exfenta report that do make auc5n sales
outside house, for purposes peculiar himself We hereby
proclaim the public that ready TO serve as Auc
Oneers Who favor call, and We prom
Use faithfully 70 patrons TO the best Of ability
HARDY BROTHERS,,
-.
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Cfiy Residence for sale.

VTIE offering for that elegant residence No &c
wv Vine street. recently occupied by Thompson, ESQ,
containing six in eman buildng also rooms,
Kitchen carriage house. stable, ETC. The above very desa
beresidence, and will be sold liberal terms. Gpplyo
J L & W BLOWN.
mzy24 AZ Cherry street
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~ Consumers depend upon getting reartiele when
they buy the Valley Whisky BY the bottle and case
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
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Anderson & Romans,
AT
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
shop,
Nd. So BROAD STREET,

No. % BakOAD STREET,
kE manufacturing six horse power portable Engines
IN suitable for printing oces, plantation and
small engines are required. Price $50.
Stationary Steam Engines from thirty horse power
prices as low engine be furnished
prepared to NIL orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns al short notice Casing
our stock Of patterns for FLOUR Mills and circular Muy
saw Mills, unriva1 for strength durability and economy
ofpoWer.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced set up our de-
sired.
Constantly Land full Of castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern draf1an
employed working drawings specifications, plans and es
mates furnished on application.
IJOfe and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville Tenn
iune22-dn
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Ornamental Trees and EVergreens.
M 0NTG0MERY & McGREDY Nurserynen NASHVILLE Tom
IVA invite special attention their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees, Eyegreens Green House Pants
ornamental Trees and EVergr eens sabe for eject
Fruits-5O0O Apple 2, , & years old.
Pears-300J, DEsrfs 4 Stands rds, Q 20 years old.
Peaches & years old Cherries Pums Apricos Nee
tsriens and ounce, in large numcers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspherres Goose
berries, Currants < Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
nall. Lirzood Nu-eeyieq NsvbviIls Tan,
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The Barbarity ofSlavery.

The Petersburg Express announces that
Charles Hudson, upwards ofsiIty years Of age,
has been convicted Of murder in the second de-
gree, for killing his slave woman Jane, on the
4th OF July last. The Jury fixed the sentence
at eighteen years In the Penitentiary. II was
one Of the most fend.like murders, ever COM
mittcd in Virginia. and adds another horror to
the long chapter of the 'Barbarism Of Slavery.
The Express says:
'The evidence OF the case was, that on the
morning Of the 4th Of July, at s O'Clock, one
of the hottest days Of the past summer, Hudson
stripped the woman naked as when she first
came into the world, tied her to persimnon
tree, and whipped her for three consecutive
hours, with an occasional intermission OF u few
minutes, until he had worn to stumps tfty-two
switches, and that the bark on the body OF the
tree was worn smooth and greasy by the at
trcian of the body Ofthe victim, The ground
around the tree, for seven or eight feet, though
Il had been freshly plowed, was trodden hard.
One witness testified that he distinctly heard
at the distance Of six hundred yards, both the
noise of the switch and the screams and entrea-
ties Of the woman. The poor creature was bu-
ried that afternoon only ten inches bencatl, the
surface of the ground In rough box without
any shroud.'
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BLOCK. LIBERTY STREET.

treat him once wcek-any time but Satur-
day nights, lest he should sleep in meeting
on Sunday-to dish composed Of TWO parts
good frank common sense, and one part
hearty womahly kindness. But If hc belong
to the genus smia, which is, interpreted,
dandy, apply soft soap, laid on pretty thick;
and he will be sure to last till tho next crop
comes in, when you can ca,ily get another
Of the same sort, just as good.
TO keepd beau. Miss -'swayl Take
him into the kitchen, the storc-room, the
cellar, show him the preserves, pickles and
all the nice things your own fair hands Tor
your mother's) have made, suggesting tho
anticipation Of many sweet and gool things
in years to como.
To keep beau phen all other methods fail,
shortest, cheapest, surest ,cdy Of all. Send
for the chairman of tho committee on pre-
serves, pickles, and so forth, who will
quickly put the poor young man into such
pickle us he will not quickly get out of.
All of which is most respectfully sub
mittcd.
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Orilgilual,
Correspondence Union and Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL..
Oct. Is, 1860. {

Mn. CowAS Would you like to hear
something of what is going on in this part Of
tho country SO near the homes Of Lincoln and
Douglas2
The campaign has been very exciting
one all summer, and is getting hotter. Proba-
bly, no State has ever been so peculiarly stu.
atcd politically as has Illinois for two years,
might say four, for VIC all remember the
contest which existed in ffty-six between the
two champions Of this State, one doing his
utmost for Fremont and tho other for Bu-
chanan. Douglas then began to realize that
in Lincoln he had powerful rival to con-
tend with and when two years later the great
Senatorial contest commenced, it took but
little to rekindle the fires which had partially
slumbcrcd since Buchanan's election. The
battle was hot and heavy, exceeding any po-
litical campaign ever held in the State.
1t was then that first saw the Western
fusion of joint dcbators, we then heard both
the candidates speak to tho same crowd, and
had a good chance to compare their merits.
Douglas withcrcd and chafed good deal
under Lincoln 'ssharpand cuttinsarguments,
showing plainly that he had to deal with
more than no cxpccted-I.incoln was always
cool, never out Of humor, though often
severe.
The battle ended, through an apportion-
ment which made twelve thousand Svotes in
Egypt count as much as twenty thousand in
the north of the State, Douglas was returned
to the Senate. We all felt that though Lin
coin was beaten, yet he was triumphant, and
that his star was in the ascendant.
Now the two rivals are before us again,
Lincoln with dignity bcftting his position
remains quietly at home with his family !;
conscious Of the triumphant result Of his de-
bates with Douglas, he is willing that the
printed documents should go before tho pco-
pie for verdict. Not so with Douglass
is apt to be the case with pugilist who has
been badly whipped, and has supcrabund-
ancc of pluck, he brcaksovcr the arena again
inviting the remark Of the Irishman about
that other bcliserent animal, al admire your
spunk but:darn your discretion"
Illinois prairies have bccn literally all n
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A Little Hero.

Grace Greenwood writes this little story
for the Little Pilgrim. Shc gets tho f,cts
from an incident in the Hartford Daily
Times. .N.I.
In the city Of Hartford, Connect. livcs tho
hero Of the true history am about 10 relate
but no longer " little, as tho perillous
adventure, which made him for time "a
nous In his native town, happened several
yclrs ago.
Our hero was then bright active boy Of
fourtocp-thc son Of q mechanic. In tho
.ycrc winter Of Is, the father worked In a
factory, about mile and half from his
home, and every day the boy carried him
his dinner, across q wide piece Of meadow
land.
One keen frosty day, no found tho snow
on this meadow nearly two feet deem. and
no traces Of the little footpath remaining.
Yet he ran on, rs East as possible, pluprinv
through drifts-kccping himself warm by
vigorous cxcrcisc, aud brave cheerful thoughts.
When in the midst of thc meadow. fully
half q mile from any house, ho suddenly r 4
himself going down, down, down. II. hid
fallen into q well.
lilo sank down into tho dark, lev water.
but rose Immediately to the surface. Tber,
he graspcd hold Of plank, which had fAlI. n
into tho well on no went down. Ono "a 4
Of this rcsted on the bottom of the we'll, u .
other roso about four feet aboyc tho surf..ss
OF the water.
The poor lad shouted for help until te
wns hoarse, and almost speechless. but oil
In vain, Is It was impossible to make him.
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TnE ONE TnouGnr. A friend once told mo
that amongst other symptoms Of high nervous
excitement, he had been painfully harra--cd
by the want Of sleep. To such u degree had
this proceeded, that If in tho course OF tho
day any occasion led him 10 his bcd.chambrr,
the sight of his bed made him shuddcr Mt tho
idea of tho restless and wrctched hours ho
had 10 pass upon IL. In this case IL was ry-
ominended 10 him 10 endcayor, when u,
lay down at night TO think Of something at
the same time vast and simple-such ~ tho
wide cSpansc OF the ocean, 0r tho cloudloss
vanlt Of fhcaycn-that the little hurried and
disturbed images that fitted before his mind
might be charmed away, or hushed TO rest,
by hecalming Influence ofabsorbing thought.
Though not at all religious man nc tho
time, this advice suggested 10 his mind that
IL an object. at ONE vast and simple, was 10
be selected, mono could serve his purpos, ~
well US that Of God. lie resolved then 10
make the trial, and 10 think Of him. The
result exceeded his most snguinc hopes; In
thinking OF God, he fell asleep. Nighta after
night he resortcd 10 the same experiment.
The proccs became delightful 20 much -.
that he used to long for the usual hour Of
retiring, that he might fall aslecp. as no
termed II In God. What he begun IN
mere physical operation, grew, by imperccp-
tible degrees, int0a gracious influence. The
slmc God who was his rcpose ut night, was
in all his thoughts by day. And ut the time
this person spoke TO me, God, rs revealed in
the gospel ofhis Son, was all his salvation
and all his desirc.- Woodrdrd's &undmife.