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RARGAINSI RaRGITNSII

FLOWERS most respectfully informs his friends and the
citizens Nashville generally, that having been compelled to
give up stand Of the recent FIRE
Union street, located for the present at the Of Union
and College Streets ". DoNEaASs Jewery Store where
he is offering his stock Of goods Cost. ThOsen want
Of Jewery Watches Silver ami Silver Plated Ware would co
well % ray him a visit apr45-dlE
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THE ROADsTER,
GREEN MOUNTAIN BLACK HAWK.

TEyHE undersigned respectfully bss leave he has
brought TO Tennessee from Vermont TTotting Horse
which he thinks please Breeders and gentlemen
fond Of this grade hOr1e invited AZ TIE
stable Of Mr.. 7. Tanning, i've miles from Nashville.
He will be i've years old, July 10Th, 1860 Is beautiful
black hands Oh, weighs lO25 lbs, and FOR perfection or
form, style Of action speed and all that is requisite for Road
stsr, he be admired.
Green Mountain Black Hawk, By the
Hatch horse the conqueror Of Plato, by Lghoo be BY Old
Black Hawk he by Sherman Morgan; and he BY the Original
Justin Morgan Dam OF Hatch horse, BY Old Green Mountain
Or d. Hbard hore Or or Old Woodbury. and he By Justin
Morgan; dam Lghtfoot By the blood horse Sir Charles.
Dam Of Mountain Bacz Hawk, BY DuT0c direct de-
cendant Of old Duroc blood, Messengers and most
Roadsers except Morans indebted FOR their trons powers
GF d. Clifford Morgan will thus be that this horse
combines Sherman Woodbury. Morgan blood nuroc and IT.
Charles four Of the best for Roasters Of me h
order.
screen Mountain Black Hawk wiz stand at IS the season with
the privilege Of returning the next year that rot
prove in Oal, without charge Payable JAY st ls69
spr2O-d2w e. r. JEENTNGS.
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The Composition are much occupied with the
status Of the Third Party Whatever may be the
gtrotc intentions Of individuals the objects of the
chief leaders of this party seem to be, to avoid be-
ing left out in the cold and to secure seat either
front or back, in the Chicago concern. They are
now managing for a front seat by a REORGANIZATION
Of Judge MCLEAN at Baltimore Thus a letter in
the New York Times says that the Nationals are
in favor of shaping the policy at Baltimore so as
ito promote union of the Opposition on BATES Or
.McLEAN. BATES having been brought out too ear
"ly and broken down IN the training, MCLEAN just
now appears to be the favorte representative Of
this idea. Without any doubt the Republicans
ahave recently been much impressed with it, and
should the Baltimore Convention express prefer
ence for MCLEAN. propose union on him, and
then adjourn it is not improbable that the Chica-
20 Convention would accept the olive branch, and
throw overheard SEWARD and the whole batch of
candidates
To effect this object has been the purpose Of the
Baltimore Patriot, leading Opposition paper OF
MARYLAND In It's issue of the 23d inst referring to
the Charleston Convention that paper counsels the
Opposition to patiently await the result Of the de
alterations of our enemies and then viii come the
turn of the Baltimoreyand Chicago Conventions, to
s.preseut United Opposition candidate, who shall
defeat even the giant of Illinois, should he be in
the field"
Can such a process forsoOth, leaven the Chicago
Iurlp of secuonalsm? The national address Of this
Third Party brings the damuing accusation against
the Chicago Convention that it viii be a body Of
delegates from portion of the country to nominate
candidate for the Chief Magistracy of the 17bob
country Can any candidate that Chicago can put
on its platform take off this fatal condemnation
Can such process transform this heavy batch Of
sewariism with its irrepressible conflict purpose a
It's heart into safe union ard constitutional party
The letter to the New York Times. from which
the above extract Is taken admits that, if such
nomination be made, the most national among the
New York nationals will tumble in, in pelmell, tt
its support" If this be So 1t only shows bitterness
of hatred to the grand national party that is o.
warning siguifcance and really patriotic men, who
mean in this great struggle of 1860 to sustain the
Constitution, cannot be too wary in committing them
selves to such purpose
The only combination that can breast the tide OF
flnaticsm srd ant-coustitutonsm that threatens 81
much of disaster to the country, is the National De
mocracv: and the good and true men Of the country
cannot make a mistake in rallying at once under it
hammer
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SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Terus of8oaPd,
Money LOST!

IT TChildren and servants boarded at half price.
april 25-dtR4m j. J. HARTMAN.
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z LOST on yesterday red POrtmOnaie. torn little
latch containing S25 inmsnsyl and valuable
papers between EVeret Union street and the
Watson House will pay liberal reward for the return Of the
same to this Office. D. A. COLE,
gn- AZ
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Git sale Enterprise.

WAYING taken Tor short time the Front Room the
ond floor Of Hardy Brothers Auction and Commission
House, selling a. low rates large stock Of Hand
JeVVeIrY and Fancy Goods and give handsome
snra0-tf PHILIP MORRIS,
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I'm IN ems Time Sale
OF

HARDY AmCL1Oneere.
an TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 22ds 1860, alto O'Clock,
will commence grand Auction Sale Of hy two mag
niacsnt Rosewood Pianos melOdeOmss eIc.s
continue until the whole shall have been closed In
inviting the attention Of the public to this sale promise
hbii Of instruments such as has before been
bel0rein any Southern city, and hs e1erpe designed
SIMPLY make fair test q the Nashville market for the sale Of
Pianos have most emphatic orders from the Manufacturers
close without limit We
furthermore authorized every instrument fully
fairly and promise satisfaction every purchaser
These instruments all first class and range from six and
half Octave to the finest and most superb grand action Pianos
all from the hands Of the best Manufacturers in America
The complete viii exhibition by the nth Of May,
when It will be exposed to public inspection.
Terms of Sale.--AIl sums six months time, well
endorsed and payable in Of the City Banks All instruments
carefully packed in original at the smallest possible cost
HARDY BROTHERS,
Auctnneers and Gen'l Ag'ls, AZ PHlic Square,
apT2I-tds Nashville, Tenn
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Notice.

NETHEREAs some gracious friend has circulated to consider
Nv able extent report that do not make auction sale
outside house. purposes peculiar to himself We hereby
proclaim the public that ready Auc
oneers person who favor with call, and prom
Use faithfully patrons to the best Of our ability
HARDY BROTHERS,
apr36 Auctioneers
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Auction sale rurnilure and Pianos,
HARDY BROTHERS, AuctiOneers.

ON Saturday Morning, April 9sth, at 10 O'Clock,
viii make large regular weekly sale Of Eurni-
tnre. Also two new full round Octave Rosewood
Pianos and one numbsr one second hand PiaEO
HARDY BROTHERS,
apr26 Au,tlOneers General Ag'Ls, 4a Public square
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FOR ST. LOUIS
FOR NEW ORLEANS

THyHE splendid passenger steamer Gen. An 80 .
dsrsOns viii leave FOR the above and all ILss
intermediate ports FRIDAY At Il O'Clock N. -
R1E sas Or passage apply on Board Or HAMILTON Agent
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.

n
TBVHE subscriber having again taken lease this we'll
4 watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the South,
and thankful patronage received season, will again
be prepared receive visitors by the middle Of June ami
will merit continuance OF that patronage which here
tocre has been literally bestowed upon this popular Sumner
Resort.
shall eneayor all times provide my table with ali the
aanable luXues Of the season, and have made arrangements
TO keep on hand constant supply OF Ice.
shall also have the BEST COOKS that be procured in the
Souh, and all provide sueny Of faithful and attentive
servants have also engaged the services Of
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those delight 'conosrd sounds, will BE
abundantly gratifed
The MEDICLRAL VIRTUES Of these many and led
well require extensive de-
scrptioR. In addition the Red, While and Black Sulphur
Springs Of them combined with Iron and Magnesa there
ineIhaustbe we'll OF the purs Free stone Ny accOmmo
very have pleasant cottages
from the hotel where families be quiet and
tired as in their own homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Caloosa Springs in Caoosa county, % miles from
and Atlantic Railroad. fine Omnibus and good
Hacks platform the arrival OF each train. The
Springs direct railroad communication with Savannah,
Charleston Augusta, Macon Mledgevle Columbus Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Terms of Board.
Per 2UO
single 1000
Visitors who wish to engage board by the season. with their
engage board the season. would do we'll to address at the
Springs.
I7ChiIdren and servants boarded at half price
april 2j-itw4m J. ). HARTMAN.
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SOCIAL INTERCOURSE AMONG THE DELEGATES AT
Cr,ErEsroy.-T Charleston Courier Of the 25d,
says
It is pleasant 10 state that however sharp the po-
litcal autagonisms involved in the convention ana
however varied in shape and size the axes when
MANY are waiting eagerly to grind the social COM
munications between the different delegations nave
been brisk and agreeable
a delegate " or delegation is a sufficient IN
PRODUCTION to the public rooms or quarters OF any
one of the delegations, and sprlg OF mint taslelu
w arranged in a liquid boquet has been Recognized
as an olive branch by the representatives ron
Woine and California and all the States scattered
about between these geographical extremes. The
south furnishes the thirstprovoking weather anu
the North furnishes the ice and then Cincinnati fur
nishes the platform and the corn cordial ana
Cuba gives the sugar, and Africa Is lrequei'!
santof in the Ganvmede who mixes and stlrs the
cup and thus all find at least one point and prncl-
ME of union and confederation.
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AAUsEnzNTs IN PARIS AND LoNDoN.-There are
thirty-ive opera-houses, theatres and hippodromes
in the city Of Paris with its l,Z5OOO0 inhabitants
In the city Of London, with about 100000 mhabi-
tants, there are twenty-seven similar places Of
amusement.
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WHNCHEsTER.

TWVHE County Franklin county, Tennessee, pleas
antly situated the Boiling PJk Of El< two and hal
south Of the Chattanooga Railroad the iIoed e
ing Alabama, and completed 70 kaystisFiie IL Justly
celebrated for its Schools which are oeIay PAT
ronized By planters Of the South vest account Dh W
the exceerce schools Themselves and ne hah OF me
surrounding country II IS In sight OF the great on
versy South which. when in operation, nnt greay
contribute the prosperity Of the country ana me Town. az
proximity immense Coal beds nov Just lein open l
location Of a country vel adapted % producs
everything Necessary support human e ana us
Cd good health render suitable site for manufactures Of ever
description
The Railroad Depot
Al Winchester is situated what knoEn as tie Ogden Tract
~ Land ontanng ffty acres and extending into the
g ra has ben laid o. sub divided into suitable Lots
rib view Of bringing market That portion around the
ot has en laid Lots Of on three 70 eight ee
be for business purposes and for residences Lot No
contains An acre and half and embraces the Mansion alarge
and eonmodious Brick House, hne we'll Of water, &C.
On saturday, the 26th CT May next.
We Offer atPabBs Sale the premises the Above Of
Land divided OF Lots above stated, credit Of
two and three years, notes satisfactorily secured Gearing in
tersst, ami lien retained.
plan Of The grounds can seen BY calling on Mr. henry
Carr Winchester
The sale positive and without the being de
tsrmined to them Those interested growth and
prosperity Of Winchester would do we'll 70 attend this sale
G. 81. FOGGs
A Y. s. LINDSLEY.
April 90, 6O-d,tWAw IDS Agents Tor Owners.
UPWinchester Home Journal copy ill day o. sale.
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DEATH OF A LEGISLATIVE SoLDIER-CoL JAMES
MONROE, the third son of the late Hon. BEN Monroe,
died at his residence in Frankfort, KY, Of consump-
ton, few days since. Col. MONROE commanded
a company Of kentucky volunteers at the memora-
Bile battle of Bueua VISTA on the 22d Of February,
1871, and afterwards represented Franklin county
! in the Kentucky Legislature
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new PUBLICATIONS.


A World Wide Circulation !
RspUbisled IN Eagl1ad.
hepublsbed O. Germany.
$4,000 Copies OF the English Edition Al-
ready SoId.
3 a x a N D Sc l.
b the Author Of "WIDR, VIDE WORLD vols i2ro.
We erebly Informed that daring the few weeks allowed
. The English Pubrs In advance Of issue Of he
this county, 10000 Copies have BEEN sold
In further evidence Of a great popularity We ussa ony sy
that to the present tms have BEEN Enable 70 farn hs
book rapidly ordered.
We invite attention e the iolloaing nosces.
purposes Such books better than blrirsss ~ - .is
Vsrsial sermons "E Shelton AztcEs7sfs
sssay and Seal isiadsad trus beautfsl bo,e bt tbst
viii be read with delight and profit By tens Of tsuS,5 IL orr
people '-ErsaiFg BuaiefiR-
Wide, Wide World Inquire
"A delightful book it is The Press.
at superior to 'iae, Wide World Eorsh AB,erssu
VT. BERRY AGO., Public square.
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The Supreme Court of Mississippi has affirmed
the validity of the law making It penal for retailers
to sell liquor to a drunken man; and declaring that
the owner of the establishment is responsible Ior
the act Of his barkeeper on this behalf.
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FEVHE fine passenger steamer james john -
SOM JEssR JOHNSON. Master, will leave for stlaa
the above all intermediate ports sATUR -
DAY the 25h inst. at O'Clock n. For freight passage
apply on board or to A. HAMILTON Agent
apr25-td
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A girl named JANE GREEN, living IN New ork' be-
coming enraged, few days since, alta boy WILLIAM
spAos0II actually scalped him.
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Cnnnccticnt ELECTION.

The Hartford Times publishes the official vote at
thereecnt election in Connecticut The total vote
reaches $4,000. and Gov. SEYMOUR is only beaten by
5sII His vote reaches the large number Of 1891.
The Times adds;
EHad the abol,tionsts depended alone upon the me-
its of either their candidate or their cause or ooth
tbev would have been beaten by more than l.9UO
As II Is they owe their narrow escape solely &c
bribery aid improper Influences brought TO bean
upon voters.
There are but ten scattering votes for Governor
s.; tte Sratel "Thfrd parties" seem TO have been eft
faetuallv used up in Connecticut.
AN tho State officers on the abolition ticket
squeeze in" by the same small maJouties.
Inc Democracy have made a gallant fight and IN
ase8 their large vote OF $4,000 for Pratt last year
10 al coo for their noble standardbearer IN the re
cent contest They have nearly wiped out the aoo
Htion majority in the State. And TINS IN lle lace
m, osf 5psnpl,sta and corrupt warfare ever wageI
by their opponents IN Connecticut
Well may they say forward THE NINTH.
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IL I U TR A TED.
"The lapse Of few months VIII suacicut to esbI.ih
'Woroesssrs Dictionary The acknowledge standard Of refer
ence among the scholars Of England and
Literary Gasette, Fs5ruary II, 1850.
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Thomas N. SMITH, Esq., of Washington, has receIy-
ed a letter from Ex-President PIERCE, dated April
18th. at Nassau, n. P. Mrs. PERCEs appreciation
of the sngularly eouable climate of that island is
illustrated by her materially improved health Gen
PIERCE intends sailing for New York early IN May
and will Immediately proceed to New Hampshire
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ro TRAYRLERs BY s "a 40 LAND.

The Machinist the Ira = vele-, and every other indi-
! viiual whose lot life = throws him within the
chance accident from eDLO- SO IRE collision should
bear in mind this Magic Extractor and only
friend both portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companOn friend need There thousands
OF living witnesses testify marvellous virtue who
owe their limbs and saving efficacy.
The following few 4 the 6Gding diseases for EGich
! DALLEYS MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR is . PREVEN-
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WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARFo DICTIONARY.

ROI Al yuan ~ DACAAONAHLs
Ill USTRATED.
he lapse Of rev mouths VIII be sufccnt to estabIsh
'sWoroessrs Dictionary The asnOWleags sandaraO Of refer
ence among the scholars Of England and Amer.-La4son
Literary Gazette, february Il. 1850.
RECEN ESTIMO NY.
FROM HON. GEORGE 5. HILLARD, OF BOSTON.
never write without having johnson, Richardson, WEBSTER
and Worcester all within reach but II were compelled to take
only one, shoBld surely take Worcester
GEoaarro,Es CoLtEsE, D. c., March "A, 1850.
The thus far been able to make Of Dr.
Worceser Dictionary has besn suee1 to convince Us Of is
superiority. We prefer Walkers because il represents The
present. not past Of . language ana to other works Win
which h is usually compared, bsuse its decisions are founded
upon recognized authorities provincial peeuartesi
the scoentrieites Of the photographer.
dictionaries are tebe found, in which The deanonsof certain
words evnee more political than critical skill
where The writers preferred to the praise Of Correctness the
gat9eaton Of paEizn feeling In further commentator q
The edition submit ed TO Judgment t oud be added that Il
is remarkably ne from any such offensive partially
JOHN EARLY, President,
D. X FULTON, Professor q Rhetoric
From Professor N La,crencs LiHasley, LID.
OF Cumberland University.
-Dr Worcesters losg expected Quarto Dictionary before me-
ana reail1ea 10 All rsctsimy highest hopes It's merits compel
give it the preference all other dictionaries in ny IL
bray embracing, these do among Others Johnson Walker
Webster, not excepting the spistoriai
"From dishonest criticism, common, Dr. Worcester may
not escape Works OF srpasug excellence prepared with ss
crate and conscientious care are subject to the most
ungeneEous attacks, produced By pa for
Phment Of unworthy ends For the honor Of American era
trust that this Incompatible review Of peoples Ian
guage shall meet nations gratitude, and perform its noble mis-
sion, disturbed By wicked opposition AMI hired detracton
From Joel Parker, IL. D. Of tie La10 School HsrgGrd
College
have examined the highest pleasure, and il
will henceorth be doubt not will soon be to mostof
the scholars in the entire country standard Dictionary Of
the English language.
From Rec. A. F. CdAlPL Presided Of tie College Of tis
Holy Gross, Worcester, MGsE.
"The great destined unlikely, to supercede
other English Dictionaries in I definitions Of religious
terms sngulEry fair and impartial The eoocaton Of syn
onymes appop altogether suitable the want
Of the student The book got style which rejects much
credit on The scientific and literary enterprises Of America
March %, 1860
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MOUNT VERNON GARDEN.
-5rs pousr Rstis now oDen for The season. and The cit
gems OF NASHVILLE invited visit and eIj0y lie deiise
nj reezss and invgoshng air II especially inviting 70
thos whose business keeps them IN the city during the week
dpe band under direction Of Prof MULLEs viii be IN a.
udaDce on Sundays, rhose sacred music will add greatly to the
ATTRACTIONS ofthe place Those 70 visit she Garden
rest assured that the most perfect order VII b mantaned
r4pfS1-diI r. W. COLLECT, Proprietor.
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A deaf and dumb card writer, HENRY PHELPS,
was arrested on the steamer Marion, at New York,
recently, for stealing s4l5 in gold and gold watch
at Charleston, South Carolina.
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DALLEYIS MAGICAL PIN EXTRACTOR,
universally supplanted all Ontments and healing
appations in the Eastern and Western Hemisphere,
wherever introduced its Intrinsic merit is the true secret
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

Miss HURON, Of New York is soon to be married
to the Marquis de POrtes the only male representa-
tive of a Toulouse family, Of which the nobiliary
rank dates from l747.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

Fame has her musem as well as well as her tenn
pla, and an author who has ceased to be read for
anything else may be read as specimen Of his
age.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

Lace shawls are said to be the rage Of the fash
ionable ladies of New York and, as they infer
raIly expensive, Of husbands, too no doubt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-27

There are two things which the Americans with
all their ingenuity have neven been able to make
equal to a Frenchman-one is boot and the other
a loaf of bread