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Marble Monuments. &C.

NJ L. sHELTONinforms his friends and the public gen
I'VE eral that be is prosecuting the uaarDle Busl
ness on Church street, between the First re
and tie Post Oce where he will be pleased 70 attend % me CT
On hand supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, TONES, &e-,
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble IN the
best style o. the art All his work will be warranted
April is. l852-ZIY.
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FEMALE ACADEMY


THVHE session Of this InEuon begins arst Monday IN
septeu bey Preparation Cor classification and
ing Of pupils, the last week in August Note ne following 3D.
Tantages
The Buildings IN extent aad aness FOR school pur-
poses domestic comforts hzlh, exercise and conFenenc
wholly unequalsd in he United States We cauge compar-
ison.
? The six Acres OF Lawn and shade are ga
unrsstransd freedom Of childish sports and innocent amuse
ments
NOn-Secta rfan.--The Academy belongs to any zen
een. represented BY Of their q different dc
nominations, pledged preserve the seora Character q
the school
4. the Maternal Care Of the Boarding p19ii, Is
entrusted lunder the constant supervision Of he R1rpa %
Ladies o. and oducaticn, their
the happiness md comfort OF the pupils.
S. Tbs Health OF the Institution % un7r-ce.
dented In The history schools Only tire deaths have occurred
among the pupils IN forty years The health Statistics Of ne
lnGtItution are its highest rec0uueniatio1s-
O. The Rooms large, well furnished and never
crowded.
Z. Security from FIre--Ths buildings heated By
steam, and lighted with that the pupils seizure from
The ordinary accidents aculng places, ard
greatly 70 the health u the school,
8. Regulations which wears have shown 20 b. mcEt
zuiaFy, viii be clunued their full force The leT posi-
be changes viii b. rules and general arrtneI
Of the Academy.
The Faculry s composed or thirty Eve teachers ana
attaches, most OF whom with predecessor IN
the literary Department tie tsafh hd lau5 and
cssful experience and most OF them In The Od Acdeny Tn
the Music ana Ornamental peparH the Teachers frcii
and Artists OF high csietY. superior Hsrpsi has la
recehty engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest adTan in particular 2t De
found In similar Institution in the United states tr
nishei the Nash lille FEMALE Academy-e Alma tsr af
hundreds Of the most elegant and refined ladies' in the Southern
country.
UTTerms as heretofore. For particulars apply % oeu
lar 70 the principal. GEO. d. ETERuARI-
Nashville, Tenn. June 6 '6O-tTEu2n
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WISH To sell tract Of LAID lying two miles NoTh West
49, vyl-1 adjoining the lands Of Davis. Glass
Llv and ne heirs Ct Maury, deceased, and
i a. he Porter place. ntaning about - sefes bet o.
Of which is in WOODLAND; ..f
FrsDtli7 April I3, 1850 iEE-u
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being anevi2 Even the writer Of the article we
quote, suppposes in his innocence that American
planters would be glad to be rid Of it. He might as
wei suppose that England would be glad to be nd
Of her commerce, Of her manufactures, Of her
ships, her banks, her wealth and her prosperity.
He might as well suppose that people prefer power
ty to wealth, or misery to happiness.
In view, however, Of the immense value Of cotton
to the commerce and business Of the world, being,
according to the statement Of the Chronicle, worth
nearly s300.00000O to Great Britain alone, is not
the position of large portion Of our own pantry
men towards il q most strange and astounding one
Negro servitude produces this cotton, and It is well
established fact that it cannot be produced without
/ il Yet we have a party in the northern States
which boldly declares that its aim and object IS to
get possession of the Federal Government so as to
pen this institution up in order to k it. And be
sides this we have still another class Of men most
" at the North but we regret to say that some are
found even in the South, who decline to extend to
the property invested IN the service Of negro
Slaves the same protection that is accorded to
other property. Here IS an institution upon which
the comfort happiness and lives Of millions Of white
men, our own brothers depend. and yet it is either
openly outlawed or declared as not entitled to the
small pittapce OF protection from unlawful invasion
In ordinary cases, such state Of affairs wOnld
betoken nothing short Of insanity Of the worst form
in the public mind. But when we recoTect that fol
twenty-five years the people have been educated t.
believe that negro subordination was slaVery-tha
the keeping of an inferior race in an inferior posi-
ton was an evil and a sin, and that innumerabl'
pages Of matter have been printed, and thousands
upon thousands Of dollars spent in intoxicating tina
belief, we need not be so much astonished, partcu
larry when we reflect that until recently not voic
has been raised OF pen put in motion to deny tn
false assumption or to brand it with the infaml
which so base a deception upon human credulir
Justly deserves.
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TPust sale.

virtue Of deed Of Trust made BY james c. Gwen the
lB on OF October l54 and registered the 0h Of October
1859 in the Registers Oce OF Davidson county, Book No, 30
pages % and 2 Will On Saturday, the 7n day Of July, 1850
az the Court House doorn the city Of Nashville expose for sale
LIST lot Of ground Broad street, il the city Of MELVILLE,
fronting 60 feet broad and hack iO feet
to FarnsEors lot and adjoining ne lot OF Mrs Fce. said ot
beingust above the intersection Of High and Broad streets and
formerly occupied ty Gunter Blacksmith shop and
usd as Carpenter and Milestone shop BY Warne Ferguson
2d. Tactof Land Of i've acres 10 Davidson county, Tennes
the Vaughan Pike and bounded the North BY the
Vaughan Pike, the Vest by the lands Of Mr. STATION and
Mrs c. Bell the South BY lane street, and the
east BY lot OF George Hitehings.
Sd. Tract Of nine and "a poles known the Wilson Ri
place, designated lot No 81, in Owsa's plan Of Buena
Vista Property.
4h. lo part Of said Buena Vista property, containing
twelve acres and marked said plan Of 08en bounded The
West ~ the Buena Vista Turnpike, the BY the land OF
McGayock, 1.-THE North BY Cumberland River, AMI the
South by lands Of Henry Holt including and excluding
belonging the Busna Vista Ferry The bounds Of said
tTaet will be shown on the day Of sale
All right ca y Of redemption Of a5 lends is expressly
waived and released S. L. FINLEY,
juneA Trustee
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SOUsaturaay, the 18th June. before ne door 81
- C,t House IN he city Of Nashville, at the hour o. y
Al ~ AID day. viii be offered for sale to the highest
ber Certificate No 65, Of one hundred saIf q enc r.
49, eorh Of The CAPITAL stock the ~ 5pkins Mto1on
Cosi ard Iron Mining and Manufacturing Company IN me
STATE Of Kentucky. Sold onaccoun u whom It nay concern
and for cash h -. = 1fAoe ol-1i
maya '60-td Aueuon-ef'
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RED BOILING sPBIN G 5,
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE

EF AVIN purchase the interest Of Messrs NEWLY HEARE
in the celebrated SPRINGS have taken possession OF
the same determined spare exerons to render
pleasant sum mer retreat.
The springs located in Macon county, seventy miles dis
tart from Nashville leaving for the Springs will take
the Galan car, which place stages leave for Harve,
thence by hack The hack will lease other morning
from the frst CT June.
The reputation Of the Wateris too well known in this oommu
nifty need any comment For seroula Dyspepsia 6ravel
Stone IN the bladder affections Of the kidney they
sf can refer pleasure Dr. E. A. Herbert, Of Nash
Vile giving Of the curative powers Of the waters he
having been permanently cared aggravated Of Gravel
aprl29-d3m WEBB & WALKER Proprietors
Louisville Journal copy one month. aud send bill to this
oica for collection,
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Land for sale.

4 AN Offering for sale one the most desirable snail place
in Tennessee situated in Sumner county Immediately the
Nashville and Gaan Turnpike road, eighteen miles from the
and eight miles from the latter place. within half mile
Of Saundersve at which place tere depot Of the Nashville
and louisville Railroad, in hours Of Nashville.
The place contains thirty acres and In complete
repair. the soil is excellent. There is thrifty young orchard
beautifully he ged in Usage Orange. The dwelling two
story Brick with five large roos kitchen aud frame
out houses; we'll Of most excellent water, good cseru
and spring.
Also, within mile Of saundsrsve I52 acres land, atty
cleared, the balance finely mbered and blue
grass. Being determined south, will sell in
the ab1vs places JAMES FRANKLIN.
iupeI4-d&W3m
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NOW offer for sale my Farm, situated the Louisville
Turnpike road three miles from the city l. is we'll
Watered highly improved MOTT desirable place containing
hundred acres half ia cultivation the balance wood
land ALEXANDER ALLlsOA.
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Democrasic National Oonrention.

according 70 its adjournment. in BaltimOre tonOr-
row. The Editor Of this paper is there now and
viii keep our readers fully posted in regard to the
acton Of that important body
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SPEAKER PENNISGTON.-The 'scenes" which are SO
frequent in the United States House of Representa-
lives are mainly to be attributed to the incOmpeteney
of the Speaker, who is a heavy, dull gentleman
possessing no qualification whatever for an Amerl-
can presiding officer. 1t often occurs that SIX mem
bers are up scodng at time, and the Speaker SITS IN
his high chair, as stiff as statue, ana as ODLvIous
as an owl or a deaf mute. In the Seth Congress,
first session. a member on one side might shoot
beans into the opposite ranks all day; but Mr. zen
n1ngton would not interfere, unless one OF the
wounded cried out for protection. He Is the WORST
specimen of presiding officer that we nave ever
seen.-BoStOH Courier
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rfva moTlnrs 1ReWard,

r WILL give the above reward for re r'srn = ~ q. ~
place % ths eorns-ner Of Cedar and hAt.,a.- -, 49,
n b-is1ti1-v an \ --ian BLACK .MuLAi va tEo Eta
suot5-oue the shoulder TIE ctler On ~ ~ 90
shod al round, name and AL trialzil 81 ~ ii ~ AZ
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REYNOLDS NEW BOOK.

THE COUNTESS AND THE PAGE: By 6. W..
n RzrsoLD author or Mysteries Of the Court Of London
Sc &C. Complete in Volume. Price 50 cents For sale BY
JOIN YORK CO..
IA No So Union street.
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HIsrORy OF A LAW SUIT
mnnR AZ. CaRUTHERs.
Land for Sale.

ioan work is on sale at the Southern Methodist
piissne House, Nashville. Price $500, when sent by
mail $50.
* Il eror4t
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PLANO TInINe avn RrPA1RING.
A Boarding and Day school.

IUN IUUHU l1HLII-5i
NETIL be opened September 1st in Nashville, By J..
Nv W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence Re'
male Academy Alab daring the last i've years, teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building this restitution is at the termination
~ Snrig street and is no Rn "COuzzns" House.
me course Of instruction will comprise all the 6ralche5 usual
" regured in English education. The most competent Pro
fsssors in Music, Drawing French, &c engaged.
~ Ro- particulars address J. W. NICHOLS,
!L55 a. Nashville.
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sale Of Lot on Cherry street.

Henry Foster and wife and others, EEparts.
II pursance decree Of the County Court Of DlTd1on
county, rendered in the az The Nay ier ls0
vii osr sale at the Court House, tie city Of Nashville
90 Saturday, the 8Oth Of June next, lot o. gruud
fronting 30 feet El side Of Chary street. NORTH and 8
Gay and insstrssts, and adjoining the property Of A. A.
Ashbrook.
Terms.--One third cash. and the balance credit %
and years With interest," notes via security rease and
a lien retained until paid p r CHEAfH AAi
rpavz6 go "a ClsfE.
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EPERSON
SPRINGS.
JAMES VI. DAVIS
Wm. PARROW .
Proprietor.

W Ne EAAAhBh 9uReFAAteul L1ll+s
TTVIs popular summer Resort situated ia Mlcea couny,
tEentyane miles o. G8lisn and four and
o. The Louisville and Nashville tEnpike a which
ed widely extended reputatation By the great Medicinal
tues Of is Easrs viii De opened ready reception quests
By the 10Th Of May These Springs veil Eusn for
high and healthy location and the health giving properties of
their waters, render Wordy comment in @ aver
cessary.
A ball VIII be given every wednesday evening
Below Is the list Of chargrs:
Regular Boarders per SO
Children under y years Of and servants half prise
Horses IS cents perday.
Two fourhorIs coaches viii regularly % the SPRING.
Meeting with the morning up train the Louisville and nash
VILE Railroad az Gallstn, thas visitors vii szperience
detention.
An excellent Baud Of Music wiz be in attendance daring tie
entire season.
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justly oSSSA'SS'
TIE JAPANESE AND OUR RELIGION" Under this
caption, the Rev. 7. H STocEroN, Chaplain of the
National House Of Representatives, publishes an
article in the National InteHgeneer crticisiDg the
course Of the entertainers of the japanese for not
introducing these heather guests into places OF
Christian worship and fears that the ambassadors,
on their return to their own country, viii be COM
PEELED to report that the Americans have no reli
gion, or if they have any, they were afraid, OF
ashamed or for some reason unwilling to let US see
it." A comparison is drawn between the visit Of
these distinguished Asiatcs and the visit of the wise
men from the East to King HEROD, when our Saviour
was born IN Bethlehem of Judea. On that occasion
HERoD, the King, and all Jerusalem with him, were
troubled. Eighteen centuries have gone by, and
10 " says Mr.. STOCKTON, " Wise men from the Eas
come to our Jerusalem saying virtually, if not for
mally, Where is He who is acknowledged as the
common Lord Of the Christians for we have seer
/ his thirty stars in the East and are come to wor
ship him. But Commerce., less generous than HEROD
/ gives the inqumers no directions" Abiding to this
supposed oversight or mercenary neglect Of Coo
/ and the Sanctuary in the grand entertainment pro
gramme, the writer rather ironically continues
lake LlleLuy VI ia tSlAA 5oi any ''A~A I+iA -
where-except the hallowed scenes Of Christian
worship! Make them presents of anything ant
everything-except the Bible the New Testament
or any other religious book Let the physician
have access to them-fOr some of them are doctors
but beware of the clergy-fOr no priests are amoni
them Their religion is dead-and so is ours
Christianity is no more the Bible is a fiction tn
Church superstition; the Ministry, mere profes
sion; and the Sabbath, grieyous imposition. Con
merce is king and Commerce requires that thes
wise men from the East shall fall down and VOL
ship him. and open their treasures in his pres
ence, and strew at his feet their gifts of gold an
frankincense, and myrrh.' In a word, COmmerc
DEGREES that this expensive entertainment must an
shall pay "
A despatch from Washington, stating that tn
japanese have formally declined ali religious con
munication, on the ground that but one religion
recognized by the laws of Japan, and that they ar
forbidden to take part be present at the celebr'
ton of any other fully explains the matter con
planned Of by Dr. STOCKTON.
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The CAPTURED AFRICANS DYNG-AccOunts from
Key West say the captured Africans are dying so
fast that not more than seven eight hundred will
be left to send back, out of all the cargoes.
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THOMAS WARD and SAMUEL MARYFOI- while intoxi-
Gated, agreed to fight with BOwie-knives in dark
room, in Cherokee county, Georgia. They did so,
and WARD was literally cut to pieces.
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DEATH OF A REvULUTIoNARY VETERAN.-BENJAMIN
BERRY recently died in Embden, Me-, in the ninety
ninth year of his age. He was soldier in the Rev
olution. and was one of Gen. ARNOLD's men at West
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LIFE LONGER IN AMERICA THAN EURoPE.-The In
surance Commissioner of Massachusetts states that
the mortuary experience of fourteen companies,
which had reported to the State for the past year
representing about fifty thousand years Of life,
proved that the life in this country at ages between
thirty-one and thirtyve, was subject to as high
a rate Of mortality similar returns proved 1t to
be in Great Britain and Germany.
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ImPerial and
TounE EIyson Teas.

OOlong and PoEehOng Teas Pickles, Preserves Oysters sok
ing Tohacco and many other articles.
10 To all Ct which, would call he especial attention and
invite the inspection Of tae trade and assure them We can or
many Inducements not to be found elsewhere.
ian3-f ARCH8H CHEATHAM a BOTHER.
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InnN b. EVERETT

q of,.7 ffis sav A beautiful assortment Of Organde
Means which be WI sell cheaper than ever offered before
i5 his market Call and see them al
No. 10 UNION STREET
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The St. Paul Pioneer says: Minnesota has already
had this year an immigration of 10000 actual set
tiers. and farming interests were never more prom
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TFyE Weathers getting warm, and Is the time 90 cll
underwear. Just received large and superb assors- q
LEdershirls and Drawers to-Wits
Gquze silk shirts and Drawers
Isle Thread shirts and Drawers
MerinO do do
Net Cotton 90 Co.
Shaker Flannel do doi
Jacoues Shirts, Drill and Linen Drawers 90 vlriol
- q - . J. u. McG1Lh.
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Ladies, shoes 40 Gaifers.

4 AIDES Fine Black Congress Caters with heels:
4 o. Lace 9
90 Provn Congress - q"
q & blk Button %
" Kip Slipper, With and without heels.
Together with stheE styles Of Ladies' Misses snd Chrenl
Shoes
ALSO
large and superior stock Of GentIemen's Wear,
consisting of-
Patent Leather Caters and strap Shsesi
Calf Congress . q. Oxford Ties;
F,V Calf
Toeipg
The above goods fresh and the quality, and
which Offering at reducsd prices. Call a. No Public
Square. SNYDER < FRILRELL-
iuus3-tf
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KIM BRO & SIMS.
Tinners' Goods, &c.,

lust received and forsaIs to the trade loves, Pa
NJ 200 boxes 10 Tin, iGxl4;
100 90 TX do do
600 do best Roofing Tin, 1ix20
. Pigs Tin;
8 do Lead;
so Bundles lighs Sheet I-or;
Casks No II Zncl
Pail Covers and Handles. Rivits, &C.
2j Gross Fruit Cans, tops and bottoms;
20 Water Coolers, fancy and plain, @ and Zalonsi
$50 MasssyB Eve Ice Cream FrsEers, the and
most expeditions Frsezers in
Wrought Iron Cook stew
lam still making four sizes these celebrated sing Stoves
suitable the smallest family large antadn
Hotel, and warrant every sold 20 ect uiililc
persons from distance depend e stove has
viii please 10 every respect. FOR uTenieucs uauTans
having stationary hot water boiler he1- twenty other
cooking vessels, Tor durability excel a
cooking stove made. W. WILSON.
june9-dl#AW4t Opposite Sswsnee House, NASHVILLE.
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nseszenss short stories containing srg 90
go, rve- lefsrs 5u5iilisi IL this cs-ul ie Whole grr
s. C-utasr4 DlczEys PEce-in paper .-- -a s..-i l-
el IS JuIf resolved hF -" --HA -.
funels
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sfrnWherries,

NTOW is the tine for Fruit Jarsi Before Jon bay any u
~ inc the cheapest and best
The TEMPEST FBUET JARS
Are in great demand q best article and he oheapesi hs
market. lmayI7l MACKENZIE MidcHIH-
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HIGH PRICE FOR A CoLr-Mr. A. X. RICHARDS, CT
Scott county, KY few days since sold a colt ten
days old, by his imported horse knight Of St.
George" out of the dam of Colossus, to Judge Hun
TER, of Alabama, for $1,000 This is certainly an
nrt.nnrdinarr nrice for colt Of the age of this.
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BUGGIE5.

New Books by special Express
r.. III a q a N
No. Al College Street, No. Al.
MRS. CREWS NEW BOOK,
Superior to THE BELLE or FAMILY" Pubsed this Day
THE LITTLE BEAUTY,
By Mrs GREY author Of "The Young Pnma Donna, 'sybl
Lenuard," and ''The Gamblers Wife," Complies in
one large duodecmO volume, bound in cloth or paper
"Whatis beauty7 Not the show
or shapely limbs and features No,
These but flowers,
Thathsye their dated hours,
To breathe their momertarary sweets then &C,
IT'S the stainless soul within
That outshines the fairest skin"
RoYALIsTS AND REPUBLICANS or, The Com
panions Of Jehu. By Dumas.
THE GUILLOTINE; or, The Death Of Morgan By
DUMAS.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS; Histor-
icaI Romance the Sixteenth Century By GEOR0E w. NJ
REYNOLDS.
hs Rebel and the Ro,sr "sea waif 1.-THE White wizard
saul sabberday."
AIso-A variety of New Dime Song Books
.sThs Dime Cattle DoctOr,"
Giving description Of all the Diseases OF Cattle with the
best mode Of preventing and caring them.
f. HAGAN,
iunsI7tf No. Al College street.
special Auction N5tice of the sale of Free
Goods
KEONDAY Morning June 18th, at 10 o'clock, BEN. :;
i've SHIELDS 4 CO. will sell withoat reserve, account Of
whom itmay concern, an invoice OF
Ready Made Clothing,
Tennessee WHISKY Ohio Cheese Fancy Goods Hardware Gut
OF sunuries portion Of which sold under execution sae
S,ositjvs tarr,s Fcssb REM F SHIELDS & CO.,
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Gold Pens.

"A CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST RECTHED BY
juntO JOHN YORK & CO.
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$50 REWARp..

r WILL gve reward of Fifty Dollars for the delivery
Of my negro man GEORGE II taken cut Of this state or
Twenty Eve Dollars hin If taken in the State and delivered
to me five miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Said man George about years OF age, deep black I'VE feet
six or inches high weighing about AS or $50 pounds EYES
prominent, face covered with bard, never shaving
apr29-d, tT&w,u hlCHAhD X HYDE
Che Paducah Herald copy to anoanto S. and send bill TO
| IL.
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A NEW FACT IN Political HIsToRY.-In his speech
At the ratification meeting in New York city, on the
sth inst says the GAINESVILLE Je6ersonia, General
QuARLEs spoke Of JONI BELL as the man VINO over
threw Gen. JAKsoN! We don't remember oil having
met this fact in our political reading before and sup
pose we will have to acknowledge our Indebtedness
to Gen QUAELEs for the revelation. We WILL now
ever take occasion to refer the matter to the atent
ton of Mr. C1usKY, author of the Political Text
Book, that he NAV amend the record.