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NEVER DEBIEITAEESs
wrr g ..,,,, o,,,,aes entirely from Gum, ant
~ bSc = biisbed fact Standard Medicine, know
~ s,nroveS Nv an that have used it, and Is
sorted h vb confidence in all the disease for which
f Sa9 e9Tsd Thousands within the year
Who had given up ali hopes Of relief, the numerous
TnsoIctsd ce-iSeatss in nv y possession show.
The doSe must he adapted to the temperament Of The
Individual tking it, and rs q ed in sneh quantities as to
act gently on the Bowels. -, =. e,
Let the dictates Of your - isasnk siies yen ~ me
Vii, y surs Liver Coms g plants, Billions At-
tacks, Dyspepsia OnISnie D4 1S noea
~. DToDsV, SOats StOmachs Habftual
COstiVeness, Chefs les CholeraS GhOle-
"a HTorhus ,CiElOAersll Infamtumg Ffatus
Iemce. IN Il fc e. - Female Weakness
IS. and NAV be used sue = lcessfully as OFdtnas
nv Family Medic - cine It will cure SICK
ii e "A Oh e, Cas , thoulAnds can testifyl in
spOOnfuIs are taxi = en- n the commencement Of
All vvho use itare giving their p0ny
Mir water in the mouth VT the lnVigOrstOr, and swallow
0o I1, SosS Ss1SStNF0Ri5sS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. pure vegetable extracts and put
In GLASS CASES, tight, and will keep any climate.
me Family Casl Lhartie PILLiss gen
lie bat active CathATto which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing " demand IRON those who
have long used the PILLS. ard the satisfaction which
al express regard to their has induced to place
within the reach or ALL
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics act
On The ulD FAMILY CA a THARTIC PILL
has with due reference TO this well established fact,
been compounded from = variety Of the pursSt VeSe
table Extracts which act alike every part Of the
alimentary canal, and sre good and safe in all
es where a CsthartG Isl 3 needed. such as ID e
rangementS Of the stomach, sic e i-
ness, Pains in the g Back aud l. o / n s,
CosfiVeness, Pain and soreness over
the whole cd y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected. end in & long OF Re-
yer Loss of Appes = tite, a Creeping Sen
sRtiOn of Cold over the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weight in the head,
ali InfIamma10 ~ - Diseases, Worms in
children OF Adults, Inflammation, q great
Purifier Of the Blood = and many diseases which
flesh heir numerous mention in this advertise
mem. Dose, 70 3. Price dimes
The Liver InYigOratOr and Family ca
tharfic Pills red by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale By the trade IL sr tie lsrgs towns
s. 7 W. SANFORD, N, D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 broadway, N. Y.
O.J. WOOD 4 CO.,
febI st. Louis, No.
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We notice that the Douglasltes have placed n. B.
Forrest, Esq, on one of their committees Mr.. For
rest is wholly and entirely ncapactated from
ing in the capacity assigned him. for the very good
reason that he is no longer for Douglas, but zeal
Gus and enthusiastic supporter of Breckenridge and
Lane. We are authorized TO make this announce
ment by Mr.. Forrest himself Memphis AUdlGnche,
Jane 2S
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In another part Of our presentissue will be found
9 card from DR.. Melville, of New York, which is
worthy the attention of those who may be suffering
from pulmonary disease of any kind. The doctor
is not unknown to many of our most respectable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-30

Remember the Ratification Meeting at the Court
IOuse, this morning at 10 o'clock Let every one
come out and hear and determine for themselves.
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Fever and Acne

lfom when mankind sulaE 1rer large Fs11
globe, IS the edrsequence &C = diseased aclan
system, indacsd By the p1isgioul mizsn Of 81.
decay. his sxhalafiC1 5 evolved 81 tie acton
heat On wet sci, and ris1 VITA the Wat1.T7 ll'
Is While the sun E below t1e horizEn q
Singers near the earth 3 elrace, and she Virl1 i
with It through the hiflesi nto The blood Ihc
as an irntatiag rUiscl ca re internal Vscr-a :
creting organs 81 tae boag The liver bccolcs
and fails o 7serste n0i only this Tirus. but also
iEom The bl0ed. Both tie virus and the be lcr1
in the circulation, and produce violent const
disorder. The spleen, TIN kidneys. and the
s7Inpathise with The liver, and become disordel
Finally, the instinct cf our orglnisl IS 81 ia an
q e1pel the noxi0us infusion. concsnuafes q
bleed q the body In the internal ercrcnrics
them 20 east l. out Tie blood leaves ne surf
rlshas % the central organs with c11gestirIs /
Z Is . The CHIIE- But n this effort il fails. .
3 EFsE iel.ozsl, y which the bleed leaves the
Organs ll1. -9s1e5 3 the griace. as e IN anoil
= ezlel TIE ir-ltating poison throuka That Ell
zJeretor7--.le sEiu- IA this also 6 f1lls, and
TEN l5ani1ns t18 attempt exhausted. Eaitil.f
recovery Of strength 70 repeat the hopeless effort
day. These are the ifs Of raroxysnls y EEy +
AGUB. Such constitutional Disorder uin q q
cemine tie health II e IS noe rencoFed
W. have labrresf d ind and have found a F
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Land for Sale.
ono ITundrea and T,EentY-FIre Acres.

An now offering ioT SALE pdvstely,s portion Of my land
upon which now live, about I've miesfrom the city, fmme
datey fronting Hydess Ferry Pike The amount
proposed 10 be sold is about
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
Which fine productive soil there Is IN the county
State. There besutfui building e which the
OF the entire nghborhood AID well Blue Grass
with beautiful growth q tine forest Between fifty
sixty fine clover land in fine growth the balance wen
bered, for all useful purposes There Is also falling
purposes.
Those wishing to purchase splendid tract OF land One
neighbohoOd and with all other advantages would do we'll
call and see for Themselves, dssirous Of selling
For terma &C, apply 70 GLASC0CE & NRWSOM or to DE
undersigned on the premises. N. B. HYDHs
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No. Al, FRONT STREET., No. Al,
(7S0o Doors South Of t1e Public Squared
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
recently cited up his houre fer the working and buA
ness portion OF the community a; the small sun Of
One Dollar per Day.
For Board and Lodging for transient persona The rooms are
entirely new with beds and bedding and all the furniture
belonging with good locks and to
the house. wen satisfied il the travelling public
give q call they will be we'll pleased.
One dOlisIr saved is equal to two earned.
Come, eat, drink and be merry.
N. B.ThCre is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
with choice liquors lieb 1tW6n.
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which Heqlralizes this malarious poison IN
and Stimulates the liver 70 excl Il from the
It should, 50 L Goes clTs this affecting DISC
perfect certainty. And & does mora, or faf
Ellat IS ot more service 10 thuse subject % this
II take1 in season il eEpeis g from the sYatar
ABSORBED, and thug keeps thsse who use it free
attacks; keeps The system IN healih although
70 the disease. Consequently it nc only
protects nom, TIE great variety Of elections "
induced By this Malignant influence, such as b
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumh, or Masked Ague.
Headache, o. Bilious Headache, Biissis j aV
ralgia, rheumatism, Gouf. Blindness, T0otha,
acne, Catarrh, Asthma, Publications., Painfll =
Of the Spleen, HysteriCs, Cole, Paralysis, aot
Affections a the Stomach and Bowels al
When arising from this cause, VII be fouud O
more OF less the inteunitfert type This
CURE removes the cause u these darafTem
cu1es the disease
This Il ae1amplishes b. stirazil.,lz fhc G,
% expel tie virus from the system; ard tlcs
81 DEGREES become habited 20 Go this Their ole
own secnrfL Hence arises what we term Ecrlil
Tine nay acoomplish the same end, tuf OMEN
long enough, or Is sacrificed IN the attempt "
" AGUE CUErs does il AZ once, and sith saf,
have great reason % believe this 3 q Eurer
safer remedy lor the whole class Of diseases "
caused tT the miasmatie infection, tan any oh
has been discovered; aud / has stil another d
advantage b be public, WHICH i, that iE il
ven as coed
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HOOFLANRs BALsAmIC CORDIAL
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected sa6A-z1fhs ~ letters
by Royal S49S $500 80 Patent.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE n D. Ply
stefan Extraordinary 70 tie Qnesn.
This invaluable medicine Is unfang In the f all those
painful dangerous which the female constitution
subject modeates all and all ebucsns
AID q speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
i is peculiarly suited twill, shoTt time bring on the
Monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar bes the Government Stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits,
CAUTION.
These p should not be taken by females during tIs
FIRST THREE MORTHSOf Pregnancy, as they slr6s0
bring on hScaTgd0s, any other time they sas
In Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exe.oni Papiaton Of the
Heart Mysteries Whites, these Pills will effect when
ali other means failed and although powerful remedy,
contain iron, csomel sntmony anything hurtfu to
the constitution.
Full drecions the pamphlet around each package, which
should he carefully preserved.
sc!s Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late J. @. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, n. 7.
NB-S00 and six postage stamps enclosed any author
Eed SCENT will bottle containing so pills, by return
mail.
soli in Nashville by Berry DemqYe and G. ". Hender.
shott, J. G. Blown and all respectable druggists.
decd ,tw6zw-ly.
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TO TRAVELLERS BY 5 SEA AND LAND.

The Machins the Ira. . vsIsr and every other indi-
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from ezz0 = sf0 IRE or cOOn should
beSr IN mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend Il Is beth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, friend need There Thousands
OF living witnesses 10 testify 10 its marvellous vue who
owe their sound limbs and muscles to Its saving efficacy.
The following few Ct Gdiag diseases which
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN u EXTRACTOR is PREVEN-
TIVE well as CURE:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-30

RESIGNATION OF BELL-Some of the Southern
journals intimate that an effort will be made to in
duce Hon. John Bell to resign his position as a can
didate of the Constitutional Union party, in order
that the Southern Opposition may unite upon old San
JacintO, Of Texas They have failed, they say, to
cork up sufficient enthusiasm upon Bell to induce
the party to hold Observation-Disclosures DsmOcrdt
H4Rkl-A BBECEDRIDGE and LANE Salute will be
fired this morning under the management of that
staunch old Democrat jolly COLE
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Philadelphia, from Havana, is coming

From New York.
NEW YORK June IS A letter from Kanajahwa,
Japan, gives an account of the assassination of
Price GOtiarO, who was Prince Regent during the
minority Of the young Emperor.
A percussion cap factory at GOwanUs, Brooklyn,
was destroyed by explosion yesterday. There
was only one man in the building, and he was not
much injured, though thrown distance Of twenty
five feet
From Warrington
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The nomination Of Mr..
Churchill, of Tennessee, as Minister to Guatemala.
was not even reported back from the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
All the other Executive business was transacted.
Democratic State Nominations.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 2S.-The Democratic State
Convention was held here to-day. and was very
largely attended. The Hon. j. W. Bradbury pre-
sided
On the first ballot for a candidate for Governor
Ephriam K. Smart had "A votes against II scatter
ing.
Breckinridge in Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-A call for mass meeting
on Monday night to ratify the nomination of Brock
inridge and Lane will be published in the morning
papers, and promising Senator's Fitzpatrick and Ben
janin, and Messrs. Gushing and Burnet as speakers
River News
LOUISVILLE, june 29.-The river is falling with
81 feet water
Memphis muaicipaI Election.
MEMPHIS, June 20.-At the Municipal election, |
Richard D. Bangh was elected Mayor.
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De- IS REvEw.-JOHN York & Co. are agents
work in Nashville, but special agent. Mr..
will soon canvass the city and State. The
n Advocate Of Thursday last says Of this
,sos Reuisse was established in January 1876
une number is before J. d. B. DeBow,
mas been from the beginning, and Is now, pro-
r. and editor. The RCJieJ0 is devoted 10 South
insatutions commerce, agriculture, manufac-
I iussrnal improvements political economy, ed
an and general literature published in New
ans and Washington City. Subscription price
one year, So.
~ IS no news, or ought not to be- to many of
ar 11ers-tlfDse, especially, who belong 60 the
"a kingdom or the Court Of King COMMERCE DeBo1os
~ssa5 is D. the South what Hunts Merchants Nag
seis il the North-authority in statistics and the
,,atrdn and organ Of industrial resources. Each
a Geld all It's own and fills it well. Their readers
AZ DE solid men of the country their writer's the
sSfront minds in civilization they deal with its
.l5ih problems. Mr.. DeBow was for foar years con-
tnesed with the Census Bureau, in Washington, and
,-sate out the digests Of its facts which were 50
"a sabie and Instructive 20 the public.
eur salesman, (nOt politicians merchants. plan
. tt scholars and public minded citizens, find IN the
u hthlT numbers Of the ReUc1 the facts from
yalch they draw large conclusions and discern the
currents Of trade and opinion. We do not see now
tlst can wen do without it, Nor is it dry and one
dead AS some who have not seen DeBow's RsUs1
.HsyfUPpose- There g variety and sap IN its lao
T. Een7 1isin IN America-Make Home Attractive
pa.Itf AZ al the Negro Race TO CivilzGtOn-Infu-
= al Climate en- Animals and Plants-American
s.,stIesa-Allion and Macaulay-ldyls of the King.
These De original and able papers. Articles Sth
118 9litre selected Then follow interesting de-
lffus1k on Commerce Mining Education etc.
Durirk the week ha5 the pleasure Of making
e. acq taiutancs of Dir. DABow, who has long been
noWat 9 us b. Reputation. He is South Carroll
ian By birth, and much younger nan than we
'pectea to sec. he stops az the City Hotel for
gdags
81 Gogernea Wooo Of Illinois, has issued procc-
nation reeePlmending the people not TO import any
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81 Governor Wooo. Of Illinois, has issued proclt-
nation reeePimepding the people not to import any
stock from te East that has been at an exposed to
sle cattle disease luown as Pluro-Pneumop:a
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r WILL a reward 81 Eng Dollars for he delivery
2. ny a'sT9 man aEoBEi L .asH o.! Of il state Q.
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specie.
Exchange.
nInrILefs hH TeIeRranh.

90 Acres per aere.....sOe 100 ACRES, per
80 e g zoe 100 !" =. q ......... 60
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Gov Wise of Virginia, is out strongly for Brock
inridge This kills Douglas in the Old Dominion.
DoUGLAsIsM DEAD IN MARYLAND.
The Baltimore argus, the Democratic organ in
Maryland, has declared for Breckenridge. Douglas
will not have a cOrpOFals guard in Maryland.
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Spring and summer Clothing.
We have received our Spring and Summer StOeB
of Clothing and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear, which we are offering very cheap at No. 20
Public Square WARD, BEEMINGHAW d Co.
April 18th Pm.
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sale OF LOt ON Cherry street.

Sic OF A4vL On DHGEHy 9tEoot'
Henry Foster and wife and otherH, Ezparts.
n pursanCe OF decree Of the County Court % Davdaoa
county, rendered 10 the above AZ the Nay @ 1850
will oer Cor sale at the Court Hole, "a the city Of NashV
on Saturday abe 3Oeh OF June naxt lot Of ground
fronting 80 feet TIE East side Of Cherry street Norhs and b.
tween Cay and Line Streets and adjoining he property 0f A. A.
Ashhrook.
Terms.--One third cash, and the balance en- credit Of
and tive years with interest," notes Eh security required and
lien retsi1ed Until paid. 3, 3. CHATHAM
may26, '6O-sis CLERK,
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the President to prefer the denth Of the Senator 70
that Of the Judge If one must 60 down. The duel
took place; the pistol of Mr. Broderick was pre-
maturely discharged; with deliberate aim and
marble purpose Terry shot bis man. There were
two seconds on each side; ono of those who acted
for Terry was Calhoun Benham.
Mr.. Broderick died, was buried; the country
shiyered little, then seemed to forget the bloody
deed Of that September morning. vacancy oc-
Cured in the ct-Attorneyship Of California
some say a vacancy was made; one Of the seconds
in this duel was to be selected TO fill it. But which
shall il be There were four, all equally eligible
SO far as completely in murder constitutes eh8i-
bty. Two were Immediately eliminated from me
LIST of candidates; the seconds Of the dead Senator
of course could not be ntrustcd with the admins
traton of the laws. The question being thus mar
rowed, it remained only to examine the record 70
determine between Calhoun Benham and Thomas
HAYES. the men who assisted the Judge IN his san
culinary act. The record was looked into; the his
tory of the duel was followed step by step; every
thing was quite en- ngk; the ground was properly
measured, the positions taken, the pistols selected.
Up to this point the qualifications OF each second
seem to be equal to be sure, it was good point
made when the weapons chosen werehair triggers,
things which Broderck knew nothing about;
which had been the daily play things OF his antag'
onist. But this advantage seems to have been
taken by the Judge himself, and however strong
an argument it may be for his elevation to higher
seat on the bench it could not help his second
Looking little further into the history, there
was light for the appointing power, the Head OF
the Nation. 1t is one of the customs OF the duel
for q second of each combatant to examine the
body of the other principal, in order that no coat
of mail or similar obstruction to the comfortable
passage of the bullet shall be concealed there.
This is usually but mere form, delicately done,
courteously suffered. The second of Broderck
barely touched the breast of the Judge, then
bowed and withdrew. Calhoun Benhans who with
aacrty stepped forth to do this pleasant
Office, "feh the breast, abdomen and sides Of Mr..
" B,oderick ,cM serupulous care" thus preiacing
deadly fight with cowardly, singing insult. The
administrative eye may be supposed to have ghst-
ened when this fact shone upon it. The question
was decided The official was found. The "scru-
"pulous care turned the scale, and Calhoun Ben
ham entered into his reward.
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LATEST CORPORATION sWANDLE.

During the session of the Board of Aldermen on
Monday last, an episode occurred which for mo-
ment enliyened the usually dull discussions of that
solemn body. In March last the other Board con-
tryed snug little scheme in the printing line, in
the shape of resolution to rake together all the
odds and ends concerning the famous Atlantic
Cable Celebration, and make book Of six or
eight hundred pages, of which they proposed to
have five thousand copies printed and bound for
the use and benefit of the members of the Common
Council and the public. This report was referred
to the Aldermen's Committee on Arts and Sciences,
who kept it at dry-nurse for some weeks, butcould
not all agree to its passage, and so two
reports were made from that Committee
the majority in favor of concurrence, and the
minority (Ald. Starry opposed. The affair was
lodged for several meetings, for the reason that
the friends of the printing were not strong enough
to pass the measure but on Monday the faithful
were in full force, and pressed on to a vote Aid.
Genet moved the adoption of the majority report,
and in order to cut off the other side moved the
previous question in the same breath. Aid. Starr
wanted the minority report read but Aid. Genet
objected Aid. Starr then read portions of it by
way of explaining his vote, whereupon Aid. Cor
nell called him to order. The Chair sustained Aid.
Starr, and Aid. Brady appealed from the decision.
On vote, the President was oyerruled, Aid. Starr
was systematically gagged, and the Board by a
vote of 9 to agreed to the printing Of the 5000
copies.
This job will cost the city fifteen or twenty
thousand dOllars-some say thirty thousand; and
so far as the book itself goes it will be worth Just
one cent per pound as waste paper. There is no
possible excuse for such wholesale squandcring
of money, except the furnishing of good job for
the men who are to print and bind the book. 1t
can only contain of matter heretofore
printed in the newspapers and Council minutes.
No regular journal of the affair was kept the only
care of the Committee ON the Celebration being to
spend all the money they could possibly get at the
earliest practicable moment. To this day,
there has never been full report from
the Committee, nor have they the data to make
one. We doubt not a plain statement of how
and where the $50, 900 dsbursed on that occasion
went would be acceptable to the people, but they
will never see it. The affair was huge swindle,
rejecting anything but honor upon the city; and
now that the City Hall is repaired the gold boxes
distributed, and the smell of tar and champagne
eyopOrated, it is time the whole business was
buried as deep as the broken cable. There is time
for the Mayor to veto this new and audacous
attempt to tap the Treasury, and we trust he will
not fail to do so. Aid. Starr characterized it as
outright robbery; and, when an Alderman speaks
thus of a job, it must he bad indeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-10
xENaTOR DAyIs,s PLATFORM

The speech Of Senator Davis on his slave-Cod
resolutions, with which he reopened in the Senate
the debate cut short at Charleston by secession
and adjournment, is characteristic of the man, and
of the party for which he speaks. He very quiz
city takes the whole point in controversy for
granted His resolutions he tells us, are mere
announcement of the principles Of the Constitu-
ton Those resolutions aver it to be Constitu.
tional right on the part Of citizens Of the United
States to take slaves into the Territories, and TO
hold them there undisturbed by Congressional or
Territorial Legislation. Granting this to be u
correct Interpretation of the Constitution
Mr.. Dayis's call for n Congressional Slave
Code is logical enough. But he wholly
fails to point out, either in his resolu-
tions or bis speech any clause in the Const-
tuition which gives any such privilege to the slave
holder, or contains any such restriction on the
power Of Congress Mr.. Davis asserts that the