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Rutherford Land for Sale.

WILL sell nay farm, containing 00 The trast easily
divides itself the North and South
stones River The improvements consisting dwelling house.
oEthouses mills gD &C. equal in the county
well watered and mbered with comfortable fixture and
convenience
Terms very liberal Interest for time, the papers
being fXe right County Bonds at their value would
be acceptable pay suitable residence in Mureesborough
Lebanon we'll improved would be received in part payment
will sell with the thirty Negroes togeth
er with Mules. OattI., Plantation Utensils, &c. &c
ANY gentleman who desires purchase magnificent farm
most sdysn will pease call and examine for him
self. refer ' LINDsLEY LUCIKS BROWN OF Nashville
aug7 '6U-tW9m Bloomfield RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal copy month in weekly and
this office for collection.
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TO TRAVELLERS BYS SEA AND LAND.

The Naehnist, the Ira . ves-, and every other ind
vidual whose lot in life : throws him within the
chance OF accident from eo sion, fire. collision, should
bear in mind that this Magic Is his only
friend. 1t is 10th portable and cheap and should ever
be his companion, friend need There are thousands
OF living witnesses to testify its marvellous virtue, who
owe their sound limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
The following few Ct theIeadiE9 diseases which
DALLEYS MAGIC ALPAIN = EXTRACTOR is a PROVEN
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CITY NOTICES.

WANTED-A good servant girl IN a small family
black preferred. Inquire at Mrs. CIamoRNE's.
High street near Broad.
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From lie Toy Bldges.
John Quincy Adams.

tits in that famous pOe the Siege of cornh, where Byron
recOrds that ...
There was an old man whose hairs fchfte
Blu: his veteran was full Of mghe :"
The famous lines descriptive quoted
applicable g that intellectual the earlier days OF the
Repunc-John Quincy adams Had of Byron poem
lived in these days there would have necessity Of his
recording the ct that his hairs white, ike most CT
the old men OF the present. day he would undoubtedly lsed
HENsTREEr HAIR REST RATTvk, which would have restored
his hair TO all the beauty natural ceor
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
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PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIGURING Mill,
ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR Mstones Of all hand aud ma lie to order Smut
I'D Mills Mill Spndes, Mill Gearng, Boiling Cloth Of all
nuubers Dutch anchor brand betting hosting regulating
screws wire picks and plaster Paris muosted from
the manufacturers which enables sell articles low
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice of FALLING operations. Mers and Mil
Hrsbts will find to their interest examine my stock
prices before purchasing All goods sold
give satisfaction. 81 Me-
.r P. NJ RYAN,
Cor ccllegeand Broad sts Nashville Tenn.
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80 ~ ~ reoNe u EAsSe1se F AENt-~'
nAsHvrL1E AND CnkTrAnoos4--4s0o n, H.
IRNNeaE1R ANB ALknAEA--1sl 8 A. NJ. 3s(li5 P. r.
Lo5aFlrtk Asp BksnFrLlR--s AM. $50 p d.
Gallaiin ExTress P =
kDakERL5 AID KEzrgcKr--G:a0 A., 1915 2. n
ia Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
kEsnvsELz kED OE1TTzNoosk-ss00 A. 5sOOP,
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
DOCTOR A. ~. REESECK'S
Vyadfcaa UisDpnSarv and ConsuI.;,.x N -

For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases
On Deadcrick Street, Nashville, Tenn,
TENHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and an old
practitioner from the old country and being already fifteen
in America, with It's fame established for his
success in the treatment Of desperate despses to
ms patients or TO hunoug the public with fictitious or trashy
testimonials. E 1'
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet 10 cure
noEg cases OF t. standing they had
oen treated Slthou success and given nine other Phvsi
cans erediole gentlemen can testify to these ASSERTIONS
long practice largo capital les and hospitals OF the old
ana this country made him familiar these Sseases
The Doctor is with the American French and Ger.
man and always ready tender his advise and ser
vices with pohteness. conscentousness and discretion
Persons at distance have his ice ana BY con
sung him through letters inelong least IS to Post
BOX No $50 Quacks charge only 81 less postage stamps,
only to pocket the money they dc not trouble
ther) His family residence North Market street
gugiG-d&ysm,
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MADAME PATTERSON BONAPARTE,- A Baltimore cor
respondent Of the Times writes: "A matter rather
singular. fprcibly impressed itself upon some
weeks ago. but neglected noticing it up to the pre-
sent time Passing along our streets the next day
after the announcement of the death Of Prince Je-
rome Bonaparte. cav his wife-MIss Patterson
now near her eighueth year, waking out, in her
usual costume, uncOncerned as il nothing had hap
pened She certainly knew the fact; but knowing
her eccentricities not surprised. 1t is no un
common thing 10 see this venerable lady in the pub
lie marts attending personally to business. She
often collects her rents, and takes lirt at stock
speculation when the fever is up. At all times an
elegant crown jewel, glittering with diamonds Of
the purest water, is displayed upon her forehead,
whilst her arms are white, skin smooth and tender
as a maiden of sixteen. She is really remarkable
woman There is a deep stiOcism and unbending
philosophy, coupled with independence, in her COM
position which one out of a thousand male or te-
male does not possess. Her every thought is re-
plete with favorism for royalty. Republics she
teens common, ungrateful; and now, though citlS
zen of our domain and without anything special to
plume herself upon touching imperial favors, she
lives in the ideal of "a belle France Her greatest am
bitlon is to hear of her grandson-young jerome
now in the French army, rising to honor and i'm
perial distinction. A large portion of her annual
income which is very large. is appropriated TO his
service At her demise, 1t is presumed, he will in
hert her entire fortune she is not on terms of in
timacy with her son here. r
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DALLEYiS MAGICAL PAIN .EXTRACTOR
universally supplanted all other 0inmens and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
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Mississippi River Plantation for
Sale,

Knight miles below Men, his in Arkansss, containing eight
hundred and gnv acres hundred and fifty cultfVs
ton large new dwelling house and ali the necessary fixtures
Tor good Cotton Plantation; hundred and fifty
dadenibg large young Orchard, peaches apples the
purchaser wishes will sell crop the place,
sistng OF LOO or O bales of cotton. and five hundred
barrels Of Corn Give possession Immediately
JANIS II. MERTWETHER,
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BANK NoTE AND ExCHavap r.Tsr.


broken AHp WORTHLESS
isa Agricultural Bank, Brownsville =
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville +slt
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis. .1
Efs memphis Savings IEstitation. MEE
~ - Exrhange Bank, MurfFetstoro,
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
gapsa AZ o,,r brolseya ara oaarfrv IN, - a.
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CORRY PETTIGREW ard Thomas W. EdT,rls Adu;,i,
traitors Of Pettgrew, deeeasei. Us James Pettgre
ta Alb persons hasng claims against the George
PegreE, deceaedl hereby notified them, duly
henhcatd with the Clerk and Master ChAncery Court
AZ Linden on or before the first Thursday after Mon
Jay Ia november nex, and have themselves parties
pill order that they receive their pro FROM said
estate IN default OF which they will be forever barred
cause proceeded with exParte as to them.
ISAAC N HIrIAfR
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FUH N HUhs
We authorized candidate for
Mayor at the lg Municipal eectOn Isugl9-dtie
We author zed TO JOHN HuGH SMITH candi
date for Mayor ah eusuiog municipal elec ion. uly2-de
We are authorized to announce S. n BoLLTEGswORTH
candidate fer election to the Office Of Mayor the Mt
nicipaI Blec ion julyI2-te
We authorized TO R. b. CHEATHAM csndi
date for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. juyO
FOR COUNCILMAN.
We authorized Announce W s. CHEATHAM as a can
ddate for election, Councilman from the lth WaTds
at the ensuing Municipal election, june7--td
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D.,
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
1t has cured thousands e within the last two year
who had given up al hopes Of relief as the numerous
The dose must be adapted ; to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and ed in such quantities as
act gently on the Bowels. z .s 49, ~ b.
use Of the LIVER IN = VIGORaTOiS, and it
| will cure Liver Com. plaiHIs, Billions At-
| tackS, DySpepSia,I "a Chronic DIaFr b Oea
IF, DrOpsy, soul stosnac1, Ma bitISI
COStfveaess, ChOl. lie, Cholera, ChOIe-
IA mOr bUss Cholera Infantum, Elatu.
lence, J u d c e. - Female WeaGness-
es, and may be used sue Isl cessfuIlz an OrdIna-
~ Family mcdi-H Cine 1t will cure SICK
twenty minutes ii n two or three Tea-
| spO0nfu1s are TAX n en- at the commencement OF
All who use ita are giving their nony
Nix water in the mouth Wit the 1nygoraor and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and
The Family Cas- Thartis PILLiss gen
lie but active oathaTtic which the proprietor has
used in his practice than twenty years.
have long used the FILLS and the Satisfaction which
al express IN regard to has induced me to place
The Profession well know that different oahartics act
The FAMILY "a q TfARTTC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact
been compounded from variety Of the Pursst Yese
amentary canal, and are good and safe in all cas-
where a Cathar,ic is n needed, such as ID %
OF ISIOmeCns sic PR1
ness, Pains in the Back and l. n s,
COSLiveneSS, p a in and Soreness over
the whole b cd y, q from sudden cold which
frequently, neglected, =. end in long Of Fe
Loss of Appe- . tite, a Creeping SEN
SatiOn of Cold over the bOdv, Restless.
ness, Headache, or Eeightin the head,
all lnflammatO ry - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, rheumatism, gieat
Purifiero Of the Blood and many diseases to which
flesh is heir, to mention 10 this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills taed by Druggists generally sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns. &
s. 7 W. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, n. Y.
o. J. WOOD CO,
feb st. Mo.
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Tennessee ohampion Min!
B. r. CUTTER,

.. n. - Y i y II X,
zoe SO aad SO oOszsror College and BrOadsssw.
l-at-"i-- 81 NASHVILLE TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
BoOtsI Shoes, Hats. Um breIias, VEhips, &c :.
ke just opened and has exhibition one Of the best -
leeted stocks ever before offered, a. Nv prices
rsl-s GERTSss BOKS,s AND YOUTHS.
kvey style q sswed and peZgsd Vork smbraen Caf Kid
Raten LeaLeP Gos Brekskn, Cloth, and Lasng Gzitsrs
ace and pped Shoes Oxford Ties, &C, sad every
desirxble make azd qnalty
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENss
Ny stock in hsdeParment has selected with great care
and cannot e exceld ouprsng part hne Calf KID Goat
fenc ana English Lasting Caters, Boots, Blsxins Slippers
&e-, &c, with and without heel 1
a HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
just received direct from manufactures every style ana
color OF fT Beaver, Cashmere, Aeno Wool and Leg
horn Hats - -
Umbrellas, Trunks, travelling Bags Garnet Bazs school
saehea saddle Bags, Baekng Brushes waikiki Canes
Iaeks WHIPS Tho1g1s Hosiery, &C &C. constantly % hard
All Of which vii be sold AZ Wholesale On reasonable
terms
-V-s BELrKNG &c., AT COST.
5000 feet Of Leather and Betting from 70 IqIu-Ae
vide sun Packing, all thebnsss Copper Riv and
Lace Leather at cost for eass- to close
-- B. 4. oUTTER.
Corner Of College and Broadway,
March SS-dtE&Ed Nashville, Team.
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THE FRIEND OF = THE NURSERY

Children frequent frsrs from external INJURIES
especially from Fluid and Camp-Map E1lLossOas-there
fore every mother healing preparation
constantly az hand 1t heals Breasts and quickly
NOES the letter or RING WORN, precedent IN fkP
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Heads Reports.

Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing TO buy, until the lst Of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court at Jack
SON Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga
June I4-dtw&wtg
GROVER & BAKERS NOISFLESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best in Use.
USES No SHUTTLE.
Sews from two spoOls,
NASHVILLE SEwING MACHINE Co.
Rooms over Hicks China Hail. &c Public Square
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~ 80, sr sLEONIDAS POLK, 81 49, FN
& STEPHEN BBLI0TT, Sal Co1znfHss
fs zM GEO r. FAIRBANKS, y Hi 81 rs
Perry County, state of Tennessee
IN OHANCFRY COURT AT LINDEN.
ATGIraT NH aS rscn ----'I

IN CHANCERE COURT AT LINDEN.
AUGUST RULES, 1860
EnsEPH L. CRAGG vs. James x. Floyd-Orizinsi Attach
- nent Bill 1t appeaEiog the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
MASTER from the a av OF the thse the defendant
James H. Floyd, is resident OF the Of Tennessee
so eonceas himself that the ordinary process Of this Court
not be served him. 1t is therefore ordered by er and
Master thu publication be made the Nashville Eio and
american for four Requiring the defend
ant appear at the Chancery Court 10 be
holden for the county Of Perry the house thereof in
the town Of Linden Thursday after second Monday in
November next and plead answer emur to said bill or the
will be taken for confessed and cause
pare as to MN, -- t5AAo N. HULME, C & u.
August %, '6O-w4t-pr's fee SO
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sANFORD'S p
Liver Inv5gOrator.

tEa NEVER DEBELETATES. a
as compounded enttreTy from Gum, and
has become ished fact Standard MedcDe known
and approved by all that have ised It, and is re
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Political Speaking.
The undersigned candidates electors for the 9Th Congress
EoDA District will address citizens at following
times and places: ...-...
Words Store, Montgomery county Saturday, September
Clarksyile, Monday,
Palmyra, Tuesday,
Smiths Shop, Wednesday,
Port Royal, :. Thursday, 6
gainesville, Robertson county, Friday, -t
oooperstOwn Saturday,
JNO. ?. HousE,
-... a. .. ..' r. W HAYwooD,
j. K. MCCAIN.
Other appointments will BIS made hereafter public
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PKIcKJY HEAT, PAPIE Day ERUPTIoSs and ali
tade away and disappear few apptons Of
Save In these brisk friction necessary Many
the ordinary eTupons cause1 by SUPPRESSED PERsPIR
IoE penetrating unguent opens the pores and
invig0raes the absorbenis, dspaes the Inflammation by
process Ladies, whose faces
DsEAsE readily the bemish restore
natural tinby the Of this safe powerful
counter Sold at theprincpa depos u broadway N
and Chartres street. New Orleans BY J. WRIGHT & Gu
General agents. lso by all drusg and merchants
auS5-tltp swim a.z ~ -t-- a - -, =
At the Broad way Mills.
CONSTANT supply of Ne. Flour; UnbOlted Flour, and
N Fresh Moab D. D. DIcKEY,
iuly26-k si s-ai - Agent
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-25
Alabama.

We have not yet seen the resolutions adopted by
the late Democratic State Convention of Alabama,
but the teegraphic dispatch states that they insist
on Territorial or Congressional protection to slave
ry and that the delegates were instructed to with
draw from the Charleston Convention if the Ala
bama platform should not be adopted.
Now, if the Democracy of Alabama shall go by
their delegates into the Charleston Convention, and
take part in the deliberations of that body, they
will be bound by such action to support the nomi-
nee as against black Republican. We deprecate
all tests or conditions in advance 1t is the duty Of
all good Democrats to look to harmony at Charles
ton, and not discord. The real difficulties which
threaten us should be sufficient of themselves to
ensure caution, prudence, and patient deliberation
without adding new matter which it may be impos-
sble for our Northern brethren to accept and sus-
tain.
We may refer to the subject more at length after
we shall have seen the resolutions.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-25

find that two out Of the four American members
from N. G. have sufficient nerve TO resist the pres
sure of party influences, and enough patriotism to
sink for the time being Their partisan feeling, and
work with the democracy tobring order CIT Of chaos
The speech of Mr.. Clingman IN the Senate COM
pretended general review Of the slavery question
in all its bearings 1t is spoken of BY all as an abs
effort; but regarded by some as extreme and fife
eating The New York Taibune is particularly Sc
we're in its criticism upon what it terms MI Cling
mans "oration." This is what might be expected
from that sheet catering alone for the malevoleft
hate of republicans; Mr.. Clingman will survive this
attack and the sentiments of his speech and the
policy it recommends for the adoption of the South
in the event of the election of republican President
will find ready and warm response from those
whose approval he values and with whose interests
he is identified
Senator Douglas is expected to address the Senate
on Monday, when he will-to use his expression
fire at them all in lump" The Little Giant is
playing "a harp of thousand strings" just now in
order to please the of the Charleston convention
In my first letter the types made me say "violent
and i;apudent speeches of Northern democrats &c.
1t should have been violent and imprudent"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-25

HARPER's MAGAzINE.-We are indebted to Mr.
Pomeroy for the February number OF Harper. The
list of contents embraces several articles of peculiar
interest. The publishers have made arrangements
with the author, by which they are to receive the
monthly parts of Thackeray's new novel "Lovel the
Widower," in advance of its publication in England
and the first part appears in the number before
We make the following extract from the prospectus
which we find on the cover of the Magazne
1.-THE Publishers renew the assurance which they
have so often made, that Harper's Magazine will
continue to maintain the sound conservative posi-
ton which it has assumed They do not undervalue
the Importance of the questions at issue between the
different sections and parties of the country. Each
of these has organs especially devoted to its advo
cacy and maintenance. The Publishers of Earper's
Magazine deem it of paramount Importance that
there should be periodical which, leaving the dis
cusson of these vexed questions to their espe-
cial advocates and opponents shall nculcate those
principles and forth those opinions only in which
wise and patriotic citizens of every section can
heartily concur Their Magazine will be, as hereto
fore, the organ of no party in politics sect in re
gion but National work, drawing materials and
welcoming contributions from every quarter. The
Contributors whose papers appear in its pages, resi-
ding in every section of the country have of course
different personal opinions upon the exciting ques
tons of the day. What these private views are
or how they are expressed beyond the pages of the
Magazine, the Publishers think it out of their pro-
vince to inquire; but they will exercise the most
watchful care that nothing shall find place in any
department of the Magazine which shall render it an
unwelcome visitor any household"
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Mr., Cliugman's Speech.

We have read with deep interest the-Speech of
Hon. Thos. L. Clingman, delivered in the Senate on
the 10th instant on the subject Of Slavery and the
existing and prospective relations between the North
and South. 1t is calm, considerable philosophical,
instructive statesmanlike speech 1t is the ablest
effort, in our opinion of Mr.. Clingmans long and
useful public life We will publish portion oft in
our next and the remainder in our issue Immediately
succeeding so as to present the entire speech in our
next Weekly
Mr. Clingman takes the position and maintains it
with irresistible force, that the people of the South
ought not to submit to black Republican rule. He
discusses the whole question from first to last in
Guiding the so-called " overt act" and shows that
submission means degradation spoliation emancipa-
ton, RUM and that the attitude of resistance in ad-
vance, whether as the dictate of right or of poll
cy, may so operate as to induce majority of the
people of the non-slaveholding States to pause in
their course and thus perpetuate the Union. He
declares himself the steadfast friend of the Union
according to the Constitution but he will submit to
no "higher law than the Constitution, as expound-
cd by Seward and his followers.
One of the Washington correspondents of the
New York Times says: Mr. Clingman's speech
was listened to to-day with more than usual atten-
/, ton, and silence was not broken for minute or
\ more after he had closed" -<
We trust that the people of the State of all par
ties will read this speech carefully, without prejudice
or Partially, and form their own conclusions from
the facts and arguments it contains Let them read
it. not as partizans but as citizens The Importance
of the question involved and Of the action which
may be forced upon US in certain event, cannot be
overestimated or overstated
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-25
Resolutions of Connecticut Manufaeturer,

MERRIDEN Conn.,, Jan. 1s.-The manufacturer
convention to-day passed resolutions condemning
the spirit which mpelled sovereign State in 1882.
to threaten civil war for no greater grievances than
its opposition to law of Congress establishing du-
ties on imports condemning the spirit of disunion
if this or that candidate for President or Speaker
should be elected; condemning the spirit which
drove Mr.. Parr from Charleston, S. c.; condemning
the spirit which struck down Mr. Summer, in the
Senate chamber; condemning the spirit which over
run Kansas, and the spirit which invaded Virginia
by body Of armed men; disappearing Of the'mis-
representation and falsehood Of portion Of the
public press which represents any considerable
number Of the people of the free States as abolition
lists and renewing their professions Of fidelity to
the Union and the Constitution