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Fine Farm for saIe.

TUyHE FARM on which James Timmns lives, and the
same which Mai. Hekerson formerly lived, for
sale easy terms.
The tract consns about 1850 Of which there about
cleared. The tract whole, one Of the finest In
Coffee county. being and fertile, we'll suaedying
both sides McMinnve and Manchester RairOadand
leading from Manchester to winchester, and
about the former place. and about six miles from
Tulahoma. within mile Of YAK Hill Seminary, and about
distance from good church, and ina that
cannot point Of morals and general intelligence
The improvements almost and consisting Of two
story framed house, well finished situated on moSs beautiful
eminepce commanding one Of the finest views Of great por.
farm, and also Of the Railroad; and within eighty
yards Of the finest Free Stone Springs in the Mountain
District The houses consist Of Kitchens smoke house,
eorn-crbs and stableE
we'll Wateed there being eight or ten springs
same There several fine Orchards the place.
sisting the best varieties Of fruit in the State.
There about fifty well set in Herds grass Toe tract
is 50 stua divided int five six small arms
giving cleared land and orchards 20 most OF them The farm
must be 70 be spprecst and those desiring to see the same
will call on James NJ. Timmins, on the premises
Tor &C. call upon address the undersigned At Man
chester, Coffee county, Tennessee 3. N. BURGER
IL -lnnlLl Z
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This change in the Chapter Of the Discipline as
proposed by the Committee, was agreed to by vote
Of I56 to 81; so, while the Rule stands unchanged
the Discipline is altered SO as to conflict directly
with the Rule and is in strict conformity with the
new Rule, which was sought to be established.
Here We see that slave holding now, according to
the amended Discipline is bar against member
was voted down. that declared that the Few Chap
ter was only intended as IGdUisOry and rot mardd-
tory" and thus according to the Discipline not
than one year can eapse before the body of the
servatve Churches of the border States, must Gre
ate new General Conference, or unite with that Of
the Church South, which recognises slavery in its
fullest extent Before the action of the General
Conference can become binding, majority of the
Annual Conferences must sanction such action, and if
a majority of the Annual Conferences confirm this
Chapter, there is nothing left for tie slavehOldng
Churches to do, but to secede as they should have
done long SINCE for 1t has been apparent for years
that fanaticism would finally triumph IN the north
ern wing of the Church. The action Of the late
General Conference viii no doubt be ratified by a
majority of the Annual Conferences, and then not
sooner, the conservative or slaveholding Churches
of the border States viii, in justice to themselves
be compelled to secede and would it not be unneces
sary, not to say unwise, to attempt to create new
General Conference, whilst that Of the Church
South so nearly accords with their sentiments on
the slavery question? This is a movement which
demands the exercise of the greatest prudence.
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Alexander Thomas wife Mary Harrison and others
IN pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county, rendered The the June term, 1890
will offer saleat the Court House in Nashville Saturs
days she 7Jh day of July next, the follOWing me-
groes, t0-Wit
Nell, about sixty years Of age;
Dick, thirty. eight yeau Of age;
Reuben, thirty do do
Henry, thirteen do do;
will required In cash, and FOR The balance
credit OF twelve months will be gvsn and notewel endorsed,
payable IL Bank, required.
These negroes belong the R0Ila Harrison, deceased
and are sold for distribution among the heirE-
junes '60-Wtls F.R. CaEATHAM, I'm.
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a stool, Farm for sale.

WISH sell the which reside, six miles from Nc
Mnnvile the Stage road leading to Mursboro. The
farm consists Of 500 $50 cleared 2S acres we'll set IN Herds
grass and 40 in Glover OF the go there are
bottom lands, equal in point ef
fertility any land in this section Of the country There
three springs the c furnishing abundance Of water the
through The house priDgs Of free water, and cannst
be surpassed in point ofpuy and hfness There
Of the tracts fna quarry Of lime stone rock sufficient for
PURPOSES improvements consists Of heWed log dwell
house. containing rooms, kitchen, six negro cabins, stables,
cribs wheat house, &c, &c All information be furnished
by application to the subscriber the premises Post Office,
Mcaiinnvilie, Tenn. W. s. REID.
Anil n-u-LF
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woakIoy County state of tennessee.

I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN"
Augustus OhErleton and wife Ann Eliza Charleon We A.
G. Brssheld. William c. HILL Alexander Rouistoni John n
Winston, Hinton Hester, Lucen Hill ard William H.
Hl-0rdr Of Publication. From the affidavit 70 the Dill IN
this cause appearing Of the CLERK and Mas
ter Of said Cunrt that the Hin and william h
Hill nOuresdents OF said STATE residing IN 5nekngham
county Virginia It therefore By said Clerk and Master that
said Lucien william Hi file ther answers pleas
said BILL before the next term OF sad
Chncry Court held the Court House in Dfssd en-
aforesaid on Monday Of July 1861 said hill viii
for confessed and for hearing exPare as % n az
said term Of Court 1t further ordered that sid order Be
published for four successive weeks the weekly Union ana
american, newspaper published In Nashville, state Aforesaid
This he Qsth day Of May 1850 true copy from the Order
Book) NATHAN N. EDWARDS, 4 NJ,
i,,ss9 ,sO yv4t-rr's saa "a Of said Court.
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virtue Of pcWer conferred on me by trust deeds
executed BY d B. RowleF respectively OF record in
the Office Of the Register Of county Davidson. Tennease,
book D. page %, and book g. pages ~ and lle
will the 18th day Of June 1850 ct the upper ena o ne mar
House. on the public square, in the city Nashville Tennes
expose pubic auction and sell Tor cash 10 ne bidder
tie following saves 70 wit woman named OAro1nes about
years Of aqe girl FAMED Lzze about y Year, Of age; and
boy named Washington, about eight Of a % pay The
deDs in said deeds mentioned. Fora more particular desep
ton Of the slaves the be5 secured, and the terms Of the
deeds the deeds themselves referred 20
EGWIN Il. OHILDRESS, Jr.,
iupel6 iG0-d3t Trustee.
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EPERSON SPRINGS.


JAMES N DAVIS PropEiefOr.
VUM. PABRoW SuperIntsndeut-
TTTHIs popular Sumner Resort, situated Macon county,
yaae miles east a Gains and four AID hall est
Of he Louisville and Nashville turnpike, and Uch has lur-
ed widely extended repatriation b. he great mensi Vr
tues Of r. waters, vii be onns ready for he repon or guess
b. TIE lIh c Nay hes Springs we'd Tor
high healthy location and ne hssh giving prepsss q
thsir waters render wordy comment On sr Aver
eessary.
A ball WILDE given every Wednesday srellnE.
Below ig tie List Of charges:
Regular Bcarderl per 10
Chdrsu undsr ~ ysara q and sFTanl hslf PRES
Horues Is cents per- DAY.
Iva four-hor8e coch Hlrln TeTeiary 20 ne spr1s ccu-
Meeting with the noFning up the LolsVe and aa
vile kalroad e GEllstla thai Fsoru VII sEeles ne
detsntion
Az excellent Bandof Muls vim b IN asndnnss duriag hs
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TEVHE undersigned Administrator Of J. c. De deceased,
Thaveforty ffty negroes to hire belonging 70 the
said J. c. Bell during the moAth Of July,
OF theyesr The negroes viii be hired privately upon the
usual terms
Those wishing to hire slaves will call at tie Mar
iunsI5-W4t A. 20. srOCKARD.
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BAILEY BIN s,

TB have completed every arrangement for the comfort o.
w the Invalid as we'll as the Pleasure seeker
These waters recommended BY the most eminent Physicians
OF the count Try for
scrofua Dyspepsia, Dropsy Liver Complaint Diseases peculiar
to Females, Sore Eyes, Chronic DiarrhGa, Syphilis,
and all complaints Of the Kidneys and
Urinary organs, and all
Cutsnecus diseases.
ur Table will be supplied with THE BEST TIE COOH7RY
FFORDS with officers and attentive ssrvanta
Conveyance to and from Railroad twice daydistanee nine
nile. BILLS < co.
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For Sale.

BEAUTIFUL county residence lying two miles S0uthof
Tyre springs the Turnpke road leading from Mas lie
to Bowling Green KY containing about $50 acres, in od
cultivation and we'll tmbeIed 1t has good and
fine the State also Sulphur and Chat beaie
Spring God comfortable houes with twelve roPms and well
te FOR bnardein Summer being convenient to the Robert
SPRINGS elegant and stable; and would Be
tie elegant stands the road r pull house As am
DESTROYS moving South will sell great bargain. II not sold
privately it win be put up 10 highest bidder the 25 July
next. n B. SlaAIht
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NAsHVILLE FEMALE ACADBMK
Rounded lstG.


THHHE next session q this Institution bcn1 eTst Ao1aT u
septenber. Preparation week FOR class dcaon and roou-
ing o. puPiS, The last week IN AugzIt hoia he ioosag a.
j. rae RaIIdfngs in extent and ats.s CO.. School par
poses domestic cuul5rs hlah, and e1Drenenc. are
shelly uaequslsd in tie Unsi sts1 We Challenge eoupE'
q The six Acres 81 Lawn and shade are
closed the greatest prays and aGord pupf ne
unrsstrainsi freedom Of eaidh 1aE ana inloeeni anule
meats
3 NOn-SectariRn.--ZhsA Academy belong g any ssn-
tsmen represented by a. their nuInar Ct drent De
nominations, pledged 70 preserve tie nonsaran eurteter ei
4 Inc Maternal Care q ths Boarding pupils, 10
entrusted tuuuer the constant supervision 81 ne f %
Ladies Of culture educatcn, dsEo ih se time 70
the happiness md comiart Of The pupils
s. Ths Health Of the lustttutio0 Il En7r@ce-
The history oschaoa Only hrs Deaths hsqe uclre
Institution are its highest rsconmendatio1s-
S. The Rooms are large, Weil iurniahad' and ns7er
crowded
T. Security from Fire--Ths buiidilEs srs hcuisd b.
steam and lighted uh gas 90 laat ne pupils ala 1rrs iu
ordinary sucieuil acTuIug run o oles Az places and
moTeshe lights Besides he % tempeiura adds
greatly to ne health q M s1hool,
8. Regulations Ehick years have ahcEn % be mlgt
be changes Hi b. msdeiH rules and general alngsuil
Of the Academy.
The FacnltV is composed Of thirty isac1eTs and
sttaehel, Of whom uzlocltld IN pre1f An
oessful experience mos o. sm IN he Old Acdeny In
Music and Ornamental Depsrr the Iescs, kr11scri
and Artists Of high celebrity. superior Harp 1.s been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
fact the highest advantages every parcE1r tt can -
found any similar Insituton in ths United ss 1Ie mr.
nshad 10 the Nash lille Eenlle Academye Ana er or
hundreds Of The most elegant and rsdnsd ad5n s saharn
country.
srs As hsFssoofe For particular, sPPy q giTsa
Nashville, Tenn. June E. '60-tEEH3m
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Red BOrLING sPRINGs.
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

AVN purchasei the Interest Of Messrs NEwBI HAAS
in the above celebrated Springs We have taken possession o.
the same snj determined spare sxerons to renders
pleasant inner retreat
The springs located in Macon county, seventy miles dis
tart from Nashville. Parties leaving for the Springs will take
the Gallsn which place stages leave for HarsVe,
thence By hack. The hack will ese every ether morning
from the hrst of June.
The reputation OF the water too we'll knnn in this commu.
nifty to need any Fer scroula Dyspepsia Gravel,
stone bladder and all affections Of the kidney they
gecfc with pleasure to Dr. =. A Herbert Of Nash
VILE giving evidence Of the curative powers Of the Eater he
having permanently cared Of aggravated Of Gravel
aprl29-d3m WEBB WALKER, Proprietors
Louisville Journal copy MONTH aud send bill 10 this
oics for collection.
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A.neghany 8pr1ngss
81 NILS ERoA s5AWstIlI- DAsVtF
Montgomery County, virginia

TEyHE Proprietors having purchased ms WatesA.s
furnished with entirely furniture OF the best class sna
will open the reception Of visitors on tne 10tA S
Of june 80, -.
Having increased accommodations, and made liberal arrange
ments for the comioTol their guests tley h.lsst ~ y,
that but rev IN any Watering Places viii afford the same al
fractions this. -, - .. :.
n is T1aed in the county Of Montgomery 81 miles from
shawsve Depot Virginia and Tennessee Raroadl on me
banks Of the Roanoke River and Is surrounded By some OF ne
most beautiful and attractive scenery 20 be found aong me
Mountains OF Vgins. The Water has acquired such ra
zion in the lastfeW years. that is unnecessary 70 say anything
In commentator Of Il is considered seec iof me
worst dissrdesd conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and LIVER
and for prosaion Of the system. We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians and others acquansea
with its merits, and to these might be added al taag
Passengers will be a. shaEsye By -FOUR Horse Omnl
buses, convey them road 70 the Fprngl PERSONS
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, and fetesous N
the morning. at the Springs she day these from TIE
south will same the arrival Of each train
iupelo-d4n BOOTH, COLH0UN 4 co. +.
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mnrhIe NIonmments. "a.

M L. SHELTON informs his friends and the public gen
i've eral that be is prosecuting the Marble BuEls
ness Church street. between the First Presbyterian Church
the Once where he viii be pleased to attend 70 the or
ders Of all who may his linz BE has and viii keep
On hand a supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS, &C,
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble In the
best style Of the art. All his work will be warranted
April Is, 1S5S-W1y.
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New MagaAineS.

ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for July.
KNICKERROCKER MAGAZINE for July.
just received and Tor sale by
JOHNSON TREANoR,
iune2O No. Unlon atreet Nashville, Tenn
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Henry Fcsisr and vile and oihsrl Ezqarts.
IN o-rane o. dscree Of the County Ccurt co naFison
7rg rendered au TIE stove q tho Nay tefi 1850
r lr the Court House. 10 the Gig % AslhFs
- - ~ rilaVs the goth 81 June nari alQt % ground
fonr feet on tue sst side OF oh'ry street NORTH and b.
tssn cay and Lnasires, and "a oun5 ne property Of A.
Terms.--One third cash, and ne hsanoe credit o.
pe and ysas with interest," u2ss via cafy rel1Iet and
4 Iisn retained Until paid. y * saAAEA aMs
weva6 80 IDS CLERK.
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magaatnes and Newspapers.

HARRIS New Monthly Magazine for July;
FRAkK LEsLIE's Gazette Of Fashion for july
GoBEY's Ladder Book for July;
PErERsoN's Magazine for July;
The Knicksrbocker Magazine FOR july
The London illustrated News, Weekly;
HARPER's Journal Of Civilization, Weekly:
Frank LEsLIE's illustrated News, Weekly;
WuKEs' Spirit Of the Times, Weekly
PoRTER's Spirit Of the Times, Weekly;
The Wavsrly Magazine, Weekly;
New York Ledger, New York Weekly, and N z Mercury
FOB SALE BY
iune2O JOHN YORK & CO.
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By the law of the State of Georgia, passed in
1885, all the lotteries in the State closed on the LIST
inst The managers have principally removed the
CONCERNS to Delaware.
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Mr. BUSHNELL printer, and passenger on board
the steamship Sonora the night Of the lst inst,
when within one days sail of Panama, jumped over
board and was drowned.
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A few days ago negro, after gazing intensely at
the japanese, now in Washington, exclaimed. off
de white folks is dark as dat out dare wonder
what's de color of de nIggers ?"
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Miss SAIIE TUCKER, an accomplished young lady,
was killed. recently, in Crawford County, Pennsy-
vania, by jumping out of a buggy, with which
horse was running away.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-20

A young Irishman, CORNELIUS BREsNAHAN, was kill
ed in New York day two since, by the falling of
an old building, which he, with others was engaged
in tearing down.
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A corresponds Mt of the Toronto Globe, from Fer
gus Canada, sa Us that the prospect for good crop
of fall wheat in that neighborhOOd is better than
for many wears past.
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Public schools,

TNHE COMMITTEES appointed by the City Council to investigate
the management Of the Public Schools, will meet at the
Hall OF the Common Council Friday 22d inst at
o'clock P NJ, when they will be really investigate
plant hear any suggestion the management; Of the
Schools any citizen wing such complaint suggestion
make hereby invited the Committee that time and
place. J. 2. COLEMAN,
iune20-d3t Chairman.
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A Boarding and Day school.

FOR YOUNG LADIES'
WNTILL be opeued September 1st in Nashville, b. J.
wv ", NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence Fe
Academy Allah and during he last ave years. teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this Irsuou Is st The term nation
Of Spruce street, and knoEu as the Couzzus" House.
The Of Inrucrn viii comprise an the branches usual
~ required IN English educAon The most competent Pro
lessons in Musie Drawing, French &c, are engaged
II RoT particulars address J. W. NICHOLS
Mneh
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Tinners, Goods. ac.,

VUsT received and furrs % he ,as ss ne loves Pro
200 boxes &c Tin. llIl4
100 % TX Dc do
go DO best R00fEg Ins ItE20
Is Pigs TIM
25 DO Lad
50 Bundles light Sheet Tror;
Casu No IN Zincf
Pal Covers and Handles, hiTitl- Ecf
IS GroB Fruit Cans, tops and bottomli
20 Water cooeI fancy and plins 9. = and gallons;
80 Massey eTe minute Ice Caa tre1ersi tle 1cst AID
most expeditions Frsezsrs nov in u1a-
Wrought IrGn Cook stew
An still makigg fou Of se celeht1 zing Stoves
Hshle Tor smallest family for iarys Entlion
Hotel, and warrant every one sold % ect u1tliac
ton. persons from distance depend e. guFe tkai
please For nVenieuca rTnuEamsuta
having stationary hot keller beai. s1V other
seeking vessels and for durahy iheya ercsl other
cooking stove made. J ". WIL9oN,
iune9-d1W&H4t Opposite ssWsnee HoEres NallFls.
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Rockwell T. LYON, well known citizen of Detroit,
Michigan has been arrested charges of dishonest
dealing, preferred against him by the Pension De-
partment of which he was an agent
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Of the wealthy citizens of Hartford. Conn.,, TWEEN
ty-One are taxed for upward of 100000 The high
est are SAMUEL COLr for $685. 1s, and the Colt Fire
arms Company for s43O,OOO additional
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7DsDs SsrrsuaBsr Iefh, 6o-H6}ds sfs DGgs
IVf HINDkED DOLLARS Oh Is offered Tor the lest Blood
II Stallion Roadster Stallion, ack, and Durham Bull b.
i s Prenurs all other classes Of domestic animals,
M an All articles 10 entry Zee Is charged and
eouefton isinved from The Who Bnou Programmes viii b
foaried to any part Of the Unto free Of chsrge aDpa
tioa Il L. P. v ILLIAhs, Secretary
iunsI3-W3me Of State Bureau &c Nashville
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Gold Pens.
A CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST RECE IEKD By
junss JOHN YORK q CO.
Gold Pens


Ba1uHDAe EAlAA AOE SHE
y NOW offer for sale ny Farm, situated the Louisville
Branch Turpke road three niles from the city Il s well
Watered, highly improved and rot desirable place. containing
hundred ras half cultivation. the balance wood
land ALEX ANDER ALLISON.
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KIMRRO & sim
state Of tennessee, Davidson County Court

MavTern--Order Of Publication.
AMEs 4. Chiffon and his wife rs John NJ swan and Hm
Mtebe M n remembered that the 7th day Of May,
1850, on motion Of complainant, b. counsel 10 the above cause
and Il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that The said
defen1a1t WiIap MITCHELL is resident Of the State OF
Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process Of this court can
not be served upon HIM therefore ordered y the Court t
publicn h made FOR four weeks in in the Nash
vile Jio and american, Newspaper puhlished IN ne ety
Of Nashville REQ uriuE the said defendant e appeI a. s next
ts ~ re 1nt Court to be holden for the couny o. David
son A. The court house thereof IN che city Of Nashville On ne
m Monday b August next and answer said bill, or ne SANE
MS ~ ft1 ~ confessed Tor hearing parte- SAID
BIN being Tor partition Of real eIais in ne city o NASHVILLE
r. R. CHEArHAM, 4 n
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snmmerl smrnrnerl!

TTHE weather getting Uri add nos . The tine % caanEs
undsrEtsr. J1st received large and l1pah a11f1cal Of
ard Draw Eas tl-git-
Gaurs SILK Shirts and DraEerli
% Isle Thread shirll and DTlger1i
Net Cotton DO eoi
Shaker FIaansI DO do
Jaconet shirts Dr and Linen Drawers 90 various uI1rt
Call a. Nos IS cherry street, one door frll s1lon.
nrvaQ j. ID. McaILL