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, ... on N .rt s are. popi Pe bu meir terp T. won prof tit, ov:r pre tica, in t wlrf. fjis'l et h ir.tel died and in? n ) whit be : tb at it at w 1 ) n if DULY 8; TEI-WEEKLT $5: WEEKLY JS .BT.IHtTE. A.. CAMP. THOi.OiH.IKDt. Ur. JOKES. SHTTIT, CAMP & CO., Proprietor!. ; W. HT. SJOTH and IRA. P. JOISTS, Editors. Otic fto. 1, t t t t i Dreeerteh Ftrer. rot eomsoB,! ROBERT HATTON, of Wilson. o fob, oosoxaea, 7. X. Z0LLIC0FFE2, of B&ridtcra. FOE BKK1TOH, A. F COI F. o Iro ErnnnrriTTTEm, JOSFPII L. EWIXC. n. vnciix, o roE onrr fiiniTiTiT, itexr t miaevi f dvHi. Tennessee Item?-. We l-srn from tbe MpM BUeti tis the IKt earnings cf the Merapriii ani Ciarl-ston Rsil road in Uav .mooned to 39,761 09; in April (o 87,552 28. The tot-I receipts for May were f 70, 583 89 ; total expenriiieres 31,629 SO. Total rr ceipta for April $71,t51 27; toul expenditures 133,999 01. Tbe Knoxville Register of the 25th inst., says Our farmers sre Mill in fine spirits in regard to tbnir rropfc There hi never been hetter srter I prospect in East Tennessee, thn row. Wheat will be reat'y for harvesting ia a few days. The Register also says We understand tbe Board of Wtyor and AUer men hare secured the ue of the 1st Preebvterinn Crunch, for the a eseion of the Southern Commercial Convention. It ii a p cious building, and will CODVcnletulv accommodate tbe delegate-a. Tbe convection meets in August nxL Bishop Folk, of the Diocese of Louisiana, is at present in Knoxville. iiis visit to Eat Ten De'see is with a view of examining various locali ties, snfTRested as suitable places for the location of the Southern University. We understand :he Bish ops of the Southern Slate, will me' t on Lookout Mou'ain, on the 4:h of Ju'y, to take into rnnid erstion the location of this University. Register, 26th inU Bin Lomond. We bad tbe pleasure, a few days since, of visiting tbia crmrming pi ice, in com pany with Bishops Otey and Polk, and a cumber oi our citizen, both gentlemen aud ltdies. We can truly say that all were delighted with tbe glorious acenery. Tbe ladies, (God bless them,) had pre pared one of the best dinners we ever stood up to. A more eligible spot for the location of a great Uni versity, a we believe, cannot be found on the face of th habitable globe. It overlook the town of i!cVinnvi!le and tbe whole country for many miles around. It Dot only met die expecution of the two Reverend gentleman named, but went far be yond them. If health be desirable thitre it is. 11 cool, Dever-failinfr, free-stone water lie an ohj-ct to be wished lor there it is. If riipeii r stone lor building ptrpones, and in tbe greatest abundance, pons esi-s any value these it i. If fine soil, fine timber, and fine coal, (near at band) are things to be sought these they sre. Io a word, to use a trite expression, if we mut spread out our full sen timents, rt complete'; fills the bill. But we for beir. The Episcopal Convention will soon meat, and in that body we have every confidence. 2IcltinnviVe Era, June 25. fP We are pleas d to note the lively interest man tinted by our citizen ii the meeting of the Biahopa and Delegntts. who sre to ns-iemMa oa Lookout Mountain the 4ib of July. Tbe objects of tl.is tut eiing are knon throughout the South, ai d t'ie enterprise meet with the cordial approval of all Our ciiiz -ns may well feel compliin-iited ill it the first meeting ol so great an entet prize was held in their mi'M, and we know the hiw-piralities of the ci'y, and the citizens will be cherlul'y leudi t i. Trie several committe s of arrangements have been Disde, and we know every man will hi at hi post early, cheerltl'y, ard ith all bis heart, interested i n the diing of the day. The brnlgi s and toll patoa l.-adir g to tbe mountain, will all b It rowri op -n, and we bope to see a general rush of all ourciii tens to the mountnin on 'bit occasion. We hear that Ixrge delegation i 1 be present from Nash ville, HunUville, and from all the cities far and near. The pr series of tbe Brass Bind, we are ure, would add an attraction to tbe programme. What say the gentlemen connected aita it? a mere suggestion. .Chat. Adv. 25,'A. The Wheat Crp. We learu that the wheat crop in tliH country will make an abundant yield. It M tliouht the amount raised in thi) county will excel that of 1856 Many of the farmers have been harvesting the present week. Iu some por tions tbe ru"t ha appeared, hut it bm not. so fir, clone material injuiy. Uurfreesbvro Tdegraph, Tbe corn and cotton, notwithstandln z the late ness of the season, now look very promising in this region. There i generally a goo i stand of both, and if the farmers are blessed with a few more sea sonable rains, there bo an abundant yiel i. Tbe crtp of oata at this time looks quite promising. There will be an abundance raised. lb. At the commeticementexercises of Sule Female College Inst week, the following young ladies grad uated : &iat Lizzie A. Lillard, Miss Lottie I. Randolph, Vi Mary E. Garner and Vliss Annie E. Rnsoin of Ituthef fxrd county, Tenn , Mis Sallie P. Dorria f Blurfreesboro, Tenn., Mips SUie Pitia of Nash ville, Tenn., Mia Ilenrie Roiell cf Davidson coun ty, Tenn., Eellie Call nder of Pennlar.ia, ilisa Imbdla McCuruin, of Choctaw Mission, Iu dian Territory. Jb. Monst Makvs the Mare Go. Win. Morln, Esq., Agent of tlje Illinois Central R.-tilrotd, we ure in formed, ri'Ci'ived one thousand d!lar yestcrdav fr passage money. I'.'OUS from Memphis to New Tork! Ouly think of it. Itiauimh more expen ve staying at borne. Well, what the Rilioil company loses tbe traveler gtins. Mem. Ejj. ana Ettq. pg" Tbe Washington correspondent of the New Tork Tidies, gives the (ollowog reou for Majj, iScCulloch' declining tbe Governorship of Uth : Mjr Ben McCullnvh, who has been here for ( 8fttr.il days, was again stienuouely urged by the D Preident to undertake the Governorship. Th i Mj'r, among other reaxons fordecliiiiii'.', suggested a th it be would in vitahly ruff r io public estimation 1 if be should undertake to fulfil the duties of that ( position, for the reason that the people would ex- , p xt Urn to string up Brigham Young at once, and k thrash Lis adherenta soundly, gentl paa itnes for l in iulg-nce in which he was well sitisfied the Mor. , mons woull give him D pretext when they found g bitu backed by troop. If a peaceful policy was ito be pursued as he believed it must he neceasa r lr the Major thought it better tint some man of whom the public have a lers ferocious ides, and C0'le0 1entlt le ferii-ion ei nerlatinn ahntild tm tn tbe lustrum-nt of it e initiation and devt lopmeot at at Sa'l Like. The President wa unwilling io let bitn off ou ibis pi, and then tie Mtj ir fired his re- i serve, infora.iug the bachelor Executive that he i cou'Ju't go because he was intending to get mar 3I ri.d noon a duty, tbe Jirchrge of whL-h he had ihi neglected for forty years or more, until his day of ; prc hai nearly expired. Tlii argument brought Mr. Buciin down. He at once at k lowbdjjeJ I its iuvincioility, and bowed bis arquieaceuce. Bl d Al all InKagar. For the past month, bi'h as eu:ar was befote, " it his continued to advtnce a quarter or half a cent au week, aud i atill rising. But there Ts rea-on to bop lor a ilecline b. f re next Chiiatmas Tbe crop are promiaing. Pr oduction has bero largely at mulated l.y tii bi;h prices of two years pat, Coiisumptioa hsa somes hit diminished. Stoca bave increased, an I the Louisiana crop, wlik'h will be iu by October or November, will te four lines gTi attr than last year. T map! iroductioa baa beeo enormous and if the experiments with tie Cbine-e cans anould r suit In uof in but rup, tl iutrease of aacch.riu. matter w.ll be Urge; so that escalators wbo baveUiugblljr a rle -lil find that su.ars must have a f .11. Louisiana, maple and Bon-hum, altb raatralm on cjnauuiption, will prov- too stroti j a combinatiou for lUem. Jo. JiepUi3n. Viiruoi on thi Car VirHy on the down trtiiii ul ibr Mimptil ai.J Ohio R.!rvaJt Mr V. i. a w " w ew mw S m w rutvi m Mi Khe E. T. W aaiBROoi, i f Stirloy coauty. Tbe knot was tied by Rv. Atstar Tmomas. lbs Uir 1 one. whose Carrots w.rn uiiimjkah1 io her mairtin i r ' ! s vnuiir, bad informed ur betrothed by letter. I tnat fti woulJ be I -uud at a Crruia point on tbe road, and true to bcr promts, abe wa there. - Ike batDV Utir ant-nL a trm hivi in ih -ii .- "f trrday.aud then departed tor Bronaiiil,-, by way l of Soajirvul. Mtmpki Apptl tttk. fT A oerro bey, torn M vears old w.a ... over rurrJy mori lug at 8 iby D poc br 1 1 K up train o i llie Mrmpliia aud Unto Railroad. Ilia . riht aru w.s bft.k n, and bis be1 srvere'v cot. j Ou.e: w.ae, be Was But da0trouly ll jilrci. Joh. . i.:. i KOXDAY, JUHE 29,' 1857.. Tbe KanisfXtbratka ilewol alios In lUo last Legislature. Soon after tbe last Legislature coavenerl, (October 11) resclution was introduced into tbo Ilonse cf Representatives, by the demo cratic member from ITenry county, Mr. Thatib, unconditionally approving tbe Kansas-Nebraska bill. It was referred to tbe Committee on Federal Relatione. On the 30ih January fol low ing, Mr. LoosgT, from tbe Committee, re ported on tbe Resolution of Mr. Teavir, and recommended resolutions in lieu (Messrs. Newman and Gilbeet from the Committee, dissenting) Tbe following are tbe Resolu tions: That of Mr. Travis reads: 'Resolved by the General Assemhlv of Tennes see, That principles contained in tbe Nebraska snd Kansas Bill, as passed by tbe Congress of the Uni ted Sttes, met our hearty approval, snd our Sen stors ic Congress sre hereby instructed, and our R. preservatives requeftd "to use all ho.ionble mens in their power to prevent the repeal of tbe sun, or tbe restoration ol tbe Missouri Compro mise." These reported by Mr. Loonet, on behalf of a majority of tbe Committee, read : MRolved by the General Asmb1v of Tennes see, That we oeqnhsce in an I will abide by, the leg islation ff Vongrest, e.mmonly hunen as the Kan to ut,d .elruka Act, believing thai tbe preserva tion of teie Union, and the peace and harmony of tbe court j demand it at our bands, but in doing so we deem it proper to declare as the sense of ibis Genera! Assembly, that Congress ponsesses no power under the Constitution to legislate on the subject of slavery io any way, but if it does it is in-exp-dient snd dancerous to exercise it. "Resolved, Tht while we deny this power to Conge-ss, and the policy of its exercise, we declare in tqualy uniquivocal terms that the people of the Territoiies hive, in like manner, do power to legis late upon the sut j -ct of slavery, either to prohibit its introduction or to provide for its admission, futther t'lan to piotect it, like all other species of property, if found within thi ir 1 mil, but that upon the formation of a St ite Constitution, anil not until thin, they hive the poterr to adinit or exc'u le tint institution without any limitation or retiric' ton. 'Resolved, That we regard 'Squatter Sovereign ty,' or in other words, that provision in tbe 'Kan sas Nebraska 13.11, under which the right is claimed for the Territorial Legislature to impise opon siid Ten Lories tbe odious snd unjust principles of the "Wiiroot Proviso" as a del-stable, heresy, and a spet hs of radicalism not only inimical to tbe insti tutions of ihe South, but at war with the spirit ot the governmet itself. 'Rf solved, That so much of the 'Kansas and Ne braska Act S3 permits loreigners. before they are naturalized, toij y in tbe Tirritotiep, tbe rights of citizens, either by the exercise of suffrage, or by the acquisition of a hemestt ad upon tbe public do main, U unjust to our native b rn population, un wise as n matter of policv, and iu violation ol tne Constitution of the United States; against that part ol Buij Act we euttr our solemn protest. The vote was in effect, as between thee resolutions, the democracy supported and passed the former, the Americans voting against the former and for the latter slight ly amended. See House Journal, paget 89, 5G0, 871-2-3. A few days ago the Union. American in refering to these resolution, charged Coi. IIatton with being opposed to the principles of the Kansas-Nebraska Hill, as a whole. Now, we submit if the resolutions supported by Col. IIatto.v do not "acquiesce in" that act, bo fir as it declares a repeal of the Missou- ti Compromise, and the non-intervention of Congress on the subject of slavery in the terri tories; and protested only against the Squat ter Sovereignty and Alien Suffrage heresies that Lad been infused into it. These doc trines, according to the construction put upon the power of territorial legislatures, at the North, were a part of that act. These have betn pronounced odious and monstrous by all parties of the South. Upon the Squatter Sove reignty part, we showed from the debates in Congress (see our paper of May 16,) that Docolas ami his black republican colleague, TitrMBCi.L, construed the Kansas Bill precisely alike upon this subject. That Alien Suflrage was an element in that Hill, we have the testi mony of such democrats as Bctlkh, of South Carolina, Hrowv, of Mississippi, aud Clay, of Alabama, (published in our pa(er of jester day,) the last named going so fur as to say that he ft-lr. "it due to himself to confess that "he doubted the correctness of his vote in "jielding to the action of the Houseof Repre "wntatiyes, by which the Clayton amend- " metit to the Kansas-Nebraska bill was s'.rick " en out." While that bill was before the Sen ate, Mr. Clayton, of Delaware, otTired an amendment confining the right of suffrage to citizens tf the United States. The Senate agreed to it, and it was stricken out in the House, and it was his vote agreeing to this ac tion of which Mr. Clay doubted the correct ness. These ficts clearly show that Mr. IIatton did not, in the last Legislature, oppose the non-intervention principles of the Kansas act, nor the repeal of the Missouri Compromise And the attempt to place litn in a false posi tion be fre the people on this subject, is wholly at variance with that fairness, which, accord ing to our judgment, ought always to prevail in political discussions. UpoG the same course of reaouing we might charge the entire democratic delegation in the last Legislature, with having voted for Squat ter Sovureignty and Alien Suffmge, in opposing the resolutions reported by Mr. Liwney, as given above. Hut we believe that there were comparatively few of that delegitioa who believed io the propriety ot the doctrine; and although Gen. IIakkh has avowed that other most iniquitous doctrine of alien suffrage, we believe that the people will, with the mass cf the southern democratio Senators io Congress, re pudiate it in the moat emphatic terms. It may be as well for us to say here, that we regard the article of oor neighbor of the Cnhnand American, oa this subject, as an attempt to change the course of the paramount discussions f the canvass, and to divert the public mind from the issues wbioh he must fed ara depres sing him, his candidate and party. We can not consent to let this le done; as we aunouu ced in the beginning, we shall stick to the issues ourselves, and we most not he expected to follow hi. a in any ol his by-pith r amlliog or to engage in a guerrilla warfare ujsoa imma terial pviuts. IVSome ot the penny-whistle, cross-roads leaders of the democracy, are trying to create tli impresfion thai the new reveuuo law of the last Letiilatore ia an American measure. This is simply untrue. Members of both par lies voted fi r and against it. The credit of tbe State demanded a change from the old m stein, and it was f uoJ that rolling could pas tbat would meet the crioie except this law, aud fiT tl is reason it aa tnacteJ. Af ter it Lad paased the Senate, Air. Stoke, who had voted for it, 'wishing to get it before tb Senate again with a view to defeat it, moved a fecooeiJeration. 15 ut, three democrats, who had vo eJ againelthe bill, JomeJ the majority, a id prevent! a recotioiJeration. Those three democrats are liallew, Dean and Drown. If soy i-eraons ar particularly rveponribhj for the enactment tf the law, and merit condem nation therefor, they are the u ea. But we do not censure them. Their vo( las been advantageous to the Btale, and whatever of disadvantage I a trleeu cab U cumcUd by the text Letahtture. fgrThe Union and American pays Mr. LTatton, as" a member of the last Legislature, voted for a resolution, which Denounced tbe Kansas bill, repealing tbe Vis- soon compromise, as etiaciing a "detestable nresy, a species of radicalism not only inimical to tbe in stitutions of tbe Sooth, but at war with tbe spirit of ibe Government itself," "unwise as a matter of 1: .... . r - L incj a no m violation oi tbe constitution oi iub United States." The reader would infer from this that the resolution denounced tbe repeal of the Mis souri Compromise as a "detestable heresy," &c, but such is Dot the fact. Tbe resolution only denounced what true Southern Rights men of all parties regard as a monstrous doc trine, worse even than Wilmot, provtsoism. Here is the resolution. It speaks fr itself: Resolved, That we regard "SQUATTER SOVER EIGNTY," or in other words, that provision in tbe Kansas-Nebrsska bill, under wbicti the right is claimed for tbe territorial legislature to impose upon siid Territories the odious and tWtit prin ciples of the Wilmot proviso, es at'stilHt heresy. and a pci'$ of radicalism not only inimical to the i, it Uw ions of the South, but at war with the tpirit of the government ttt-lf. Will the Union and American now under take to say that the doctrine of "Squatter Sovkreigstt' i$ not a "detestable heresy" as declared by the resolution? Why, the Union and American itself has denounced ''Squatter Sovereignty" as "incompatible with the Con stitution," "a doctrince of all others most odious to the South." Mr. Calhoun also de clared it the "most monstrous doctrine ever advanced by an American statesman," as "worse than Wilmot Provisoism." MesfT. Can., Douglas, Toner, and other Northern leaders of the Democratic party, and even Gov. W. Jones, of Tennessee, have asserted that this doctrine was incorporated in the "Kansas bill." Why, in view ot these facts, we ask, should not Mr. IIatton, and all true- hearted Southern men denounce this feature of the bill? J3f"The Editor of the Union and American attempts to place himself in a position to strike down Bob IIatton for voting for the revenue bill of the la.t Legislature, by ex cusing his own vote for the portion of it cre ating the office of Asseseor, on the ground that he did so to make the bill ol jectionable, and cause its dtfeat. Well, then, why did Donelson, of Sumner, vote fi r that portion of the bill? Did he have a similar teasoi,? Tell us, neighbor. If he did not, your blows fall with as much vigor and effect upon him, as upon our Bob. Don'torye to answer us. It is important that Donelson 6hould be placed right before his constituents. Tlempbla municipal Elections. We learn from our Memphis exchanges that, at the recent municipal election in that city, the whole American ticket was elected with one exception. The independent candidate for Wharf Master, A. LT. Avery, Eq., of. the Bulletin, was elected by a small majority, som ) thirty odd, over Mr. Wolfe, the Ameri can nominee. As the opposition ticket was a "majority" affair, got up to catch old line whigs and etraggling Americans, the success of the American ticket speaks well tr the enter rise and loyalty of the party. We shall look to Memphis for a handsome gain iu August. fifWe have received a copy of the daily Galveston Herald, & new paper just started at Galveston, Texas. The proprietors are Messrs. Cherry, Copeland, A. W. and J. J. Dunn. The Diinns are natives of Duntsville, Ala. We have kuown them from itfancy, and it gives ns pleasure to find that they are suc cessfully "pushing their way through the world." Harris and IIatton at Knoxville. We are favored with the following from a private letter received by a gentleman oft! U city. Tne writer is a very prominent and re liable gentleman: Knoxvillk, June 25th, 1857. Deor Col : You as-k me to write you an account of tbe speaking between II f.on and llama at this place on yesterday. In doing so, briefly, I regret I cannot tike the time necessary to give you a summary in eitenso of the cut and thrust, attack and defense, flight and pursuit of ihe whole bit tie. As, per publit-hed 1st, Harris led the charge at this point. He made the same speech hich he bad stereotyped Ion" ere be reached this point, and, apparently, with the same result. The crowd, which numbered between this 'and four thousand, paid him the attention becoming the people of East Tennessee, wbo always like to see a "fair fight." nis voice was good, and, while it reached t ie otmoetverge of the assembly, only served to sound his own falacis snd the unsoundness of his party. I bave rartly seen any person play on an instrument so wtll tuned to so little purpose. It had a good sounding-board, but as the niu-ic was written in democratic demagogue et foreign stile, of course it bad few "charm" for our Ei?t Ten nessee boys, who love their homes and their native melodies. He occupied bis time, and resumed his seat on the stand, without exciung a particle of visible enthusiasm in the bosoms of bis few parti sans in this region. Uotton then arose, and the packing of the crowd close around him, tbe perfect silence that aeemed as if by magic to still the multitude, attested the profound interest with which be was listentd to. Before be had concluded, so completely did be demolish his competitor, so triumphantly did be vindicate tbe principles of the American and Whig party, that the crowd, (I say ( crowd for nineteen' twntieth$ of the people constituting tbe same were Americans,) fully sati-fied, exhibited in their smil ing countenances, that all was ts they had before anticipated. Harris had been heralJed to us as a very UoHith, but he bad evidently met bis David Uatton's advocacy oi the Pacific Railroad Policy, ot' American Suffrage, of tbe Land Diflribu'ion, in fact, of everything that so distinpui-hes his glorious party from tbe democrat'c faction of the country, was overwhelmingly sucseesful. All fell it. Tbeir rrpli. s aud rejoinders were lu keeping with their main speeches. No disturbance occurred to mar the discussion. With the bearing towards each other, geutlemanly and courteous, the crowd seemed to sympathise, and the d S"uioo came to a close, lcavingoa the minds ot the Americans, at least, that for ouraelvra, so far as w were con cerned, we would do our whole duty. Our sibl I the touch of bit band and the sound of bis voice eatablisbed between us a relationship which will only be ratified, according to law on the 4:h of August next. We fell tbat he was already our Governor; jet the formality of a ballot in Au gust, had to be gone through with before be occu pied, inform, that di-tinguished potion. We end give Hattoo an increased majority Io this district Evtry thing ia propitioaa. MaynsrJwi'l beat Wallace SorConxreM twtw.ru 1600 ao l 2 000 votes. A Lilliputian in tbe bands ot a huge Liro dignagiau s Wal ace In the bands of Mord. 1 be rrt is a forte Wallace ia tlundeiing a long under wbtp and spur, r7A A $hut, not yt through the first heal, winle Mayuard baa alrtady ma lue rare fatVa over. It is a pitiable sight uu y Sy to our fri d is io fcid de Trnneaeee tbat we are "a 1 rijhi" kre, and will "go aaaad" as rrrtaia aa"bl.X a." We will eeetpaUkca, 'liaT(i )'' aud all 1 A RcsawaT Rivia Tbe Nebrekian of the 1'. ii el , drecrttee a fl.gracl oeUage opog "tquaua aovi rvijuty" aa baviiig own lately prpeiru-d ty the MuwiMiri river, ia the vicinity of De Soto, Washington cuttoty, ia that Territory. Tbe ice gorged iu tbe brad of the river, lew mil? ebova that town, and the water, aita a crtmioal dier garaj el the right of De Solo aed brr leiry pritlirge, look a ehurt cut sctwee tbt brad, focciug a chuioel near Calhoun, Iowa, aud asking Da Soto an LtUod tow a of Nebraska, some four or five aulee (root the riv. r, to the u-fiuiie dieot ot the luhabiu; ts of that city. By this arraiigemcula f Uoaa4 scree el hal U b added la the sifted y titca atve doataiu of Nebraska. if kin a lit Tfatklna nominated. . The Democratic Convention which met at Green ville. It st week, nominated Al ert G. Watkins as the Democratic candidate for CongrefS in the 1st District, and we understand he will accept the nom ination. Andy Johnson has not been idle. We are told that he hjs succeeded in getting Maxwell on tne tracs, but that urabam proves more Iotract- tble. Gnnam feeK and iustlr too. tbat he has , ... ' ' been orjustly dealt with by bis party. He bag been reading from the itumo letters from Johnson and others of the leaders in the District, virtually, if Dot directly, promising b!m tbe track in this canvass Graham thus far, in this contest, manifests moca of the sj irit of the man he feels that.be fcas been "tiffed about by Andy Johnson long enough. Whether he will maintain his ground remains to be een. It is generally believed, we understand, that he will. ' . Poor Welkin?! for the first time in bis life he is now sailing under his true color. lie has at length ppropriated to himsel. hi legitimate badge. He has thrown himself, fins'ly, into the arms of I is fal lows. It seems bard, however, that they should so soon bave singled him oat for the sacrifice that be should be selected to laad t ie "forlorn hope" aeainst Tatlor. Probably thay want to kill him nff at once mo-t likelv thev do. Whatever plaD the Democracy may adopt, we regard Tatiob's elee tion as bevond contingency. The Americans wbo supported Watkins two years aso under the wwip prehensinn that ho was "one of them," can now see and repair the ii justice they did ioTaTlo. Knox ville Register. Diacassion atlHedoB. On Mondny fast, Mes-rs Su-pbens and A very op-ned the Congressional eanvass at iledon, in Madipon county. Mr Stephens fully satisfied the expectations of his friend -i. . LI is adversary is not bis tqual as a debater- air. Avery, tbe Democrat ic nominee, repudiated alien suffrage, and advoca ted Governmental aid totbe Pacific Railroad. hat does all this meaof The candidate of the Alien Suffrag-, Anti-Internal Improvement Democracy, Jeriouucmg the one and sustaining the ottier I Why Where is HanisAlieu Stffr'age Harris? When tbe S g-Nicbt candidates seem to be running, each ; one on his o n hook, we suggest that tbe mo.-t skill ful police dt teeter, arra-'d with a search warrant, would be put to his aits to find tbethiug by which the Treasury Family swear Democracy. It is as difficult to find aa Captain Kid's treasures. It is like the j lint snake. Strike it and it fli 8 to pie ces. Still, each dissevered part retains tbe sem blance of a snake, though tbe head is in one (lace, and the tail in another, and the fragments of the broken body is still otheis. We have every confi dence that Mr. Stephens wi'.l know now to manage that particular part to whi h tbe Avery Democracy belong. Mem. Eng. Jb Enq. Th Socthurs Pacific Ra?iboad. We under stand that at a lute meeting of the Board of Direc tors of this road, it was resolved to purchase, forth with, the iron necessary to complete the remainder of the contract for seventy miles, entered into with Messrs. J. T. Grant & Co., which will extend the road fortr-two miles west of Marshall, in Texas. The twenty-eight miles from tht Louisiana line to Marsnail is to be completed to that the road, to that point, shall be ready forusj by the commence ment of the coming year. Und- r the contract, the next forty-two miles will be gradi d, and ready to receive tne rails by the first of January, leo9 Eighteen months, therefore, or thereabouts, will see ibis ereat ork seventy miles on its way to- WHrds the Pacific, all ready for use and rnnning through a most d lihtftl secnon of country, neb in all the qualities necessary to constitute ii one of tbe n,ot-t productive agricultural regiocs in tbe Southwest. Long before the work already under contract shall have been completed, arrangim.'iits, iiow in active proen ss, will bt so f-r perfected as to ex tend it still further iu its progress. Surveys bave already been ord-red, and are now making, over three hundred mis more of the lin, aud il is ex peeled that this will be finished by November next, and all be in rea liut-ss to be put under contract This will cany the woik to tbe river Brazos; a gnat stride, indeed, and one that two or U ree years, at most, should see accomplished, in the gigtntic yet perfectly practicable march to the ehor. s of the Pacific. We bave often dwelt on the greet advantages that must enure, not only to the stockholders, but to the country, from the completion of this noble national ent. rprise; hut we cannot too often urge them upon the con-ideration of our readers; and especially of these wbosi lot is cast in this South- werteru section ot our Union, lo attain idem, au enlightened understanding of and laith in them. and an en. rgelic and ui intermitiing effort and de termination to secure them, are all that are noi nicessary; snd t ese, from the appearances tbat eveiv dav is presenti'it;. we feel coufideut will not be watitiug. Al Y. Picayune. Southern Railroad Mireveport and Texas Railroad. Teterdav, we had an interview, in our office. with W. C. Smedes, E-q., of Vi?k-burg, President of the Southern Central Railroad, connect fjj Vicks. burs and Monteomerr, and Dr. Q.G. Yong, Pree ident of ihe St ri-veport and Teits Railroad. Thes-i penth men have i ist relumed from the Noith, where they have been on busine-s connected with their Roads. F r the Southern Central Road, Mr. Smedes purchased 2,000 tons of iron. Iron is now laid an fir as Brandon, and the additional supply will bnish the Road twenty-two mis further. Dr. Young purchased the sanr- quantity of iron for his Koail, w hich will extend it also twenty-two m'les lurlher Tbe distance to ihe vest end, or Texaa line, is 190 miles. At this end, contracts bave been mide for constructing twentv-five mil?s of th Road. At the east end, twenty miles are finished. Tiese Roads sre but links in the great racbc Kmlrosd Upon these two link-, these gent'eroen inform us, there are now emphited some 2,000 bands, Memphis Eagle and Enquirer. IVew method of i:xtiiiulftb.lnff Love. Twenty summers, a piercing eye, brown locks, a fine silken motMache, a faultless cravat are not these seductive? All these com bined had an irret-isfable tffect opon a su-cep- tiblo yourg maiden. Marqmtta de A. io long as our two lovers held this mete language this innocent, telegraphic, hieroglyphical com munication, which escapes all surveillance and deMes all repression every thing went well. But love is insatiable; it sees little things, but it is not content. 8o it was with our two lovtra. The young nin was soon emboldened; Marntiitta familiarized herself with peril. Some furtive words exchanged; soon the lover was introduced into the house one fine day, and there; seated opon the door-sill, the two engaged in conversation. I leave them there to think of their happiness. Alas! it was to be of short duration. Marqtiina had a father who loved h'j daogli ter, and watched her without being seen, and resolved to put an end to these dialogues, and give the charmer a leseon which would clml I. is etitliUM.istn. Oue day our elegmt had ar rived at his accustomed post, the bliutls were opened, the adored head was seen at the case ment, and soon tbe gloved hand of the adoles cent was introduced through the perfidious bars, armed with a billet, which another little white hand reached up to receive. Now was tbe time. Ad iron hand seized the imprudent hero. His band was held as in a vice, and was immediately tied to tbe grate with a nrong cord; and thus ftstened he was left, alone. Very soon, however, a frightful vi ice) troin the room of a domestic, posted by the father, cried out; "Ilelpl bell helj.! Fire! tire in the stairway! water! waurP The doors of the upier stories wra opened, the fiitfhteued teiianticatue ru.hiog out armed with buckets at,d pitchers, and the water he yan to fll in torrenla cpoa the defenceless heattf our unfortunate, who dared neither move Dor cry out. When the first panic sub eided, they were astonished Dot to see any smoke; the neighbors gathered around, aud looked, and laughed, and wondered, wbn tbe the uthtr, with a smile upon his lips, said to bis aeistants, "Tranquihze yourselves, my friend at.d tbanka for your socuht j; the fire was simply ia the heart of this youug geuile man 1" Tura-apa. A lady, hose beauty not evn bar f. ( ouU awrar ts unpaired by bar ratber pvf mote. Remarked t'cxb fy aliha b(icai :. (Thai ah. ws kow a btr mif t i c to be bit.) , I Sou! thioa it ba. 4; bat ikaa, sir, sappoae Al " aua aotue t by i aid ara ap Am aa, 1 a ay tettf h at lbs ouU be Satirical aU, for b a (jC, dju l;i.a Sea, - (jirt nisaaeu'!' Aaoa. GlKAN trtJaiO A5ID O'TILLOM k X0t.asIO., 70 I ate rawsxav.ea Wdas4ay, Jaty lat,e boarSW iba WaaMtMM Uastt.witjoa taa ba raudaspe. uru aw ii a. ma, Varkrta II, iMm UB tnHmm a4 lee la4.ee, caa ba eaMa.ae4 al aay W iba UaaatiM a4 M Iba pii aj Mata a 4 ihK oiaca. Tl.a To.. a baa i4. Tae Uuilt ul askSeasa to a i t ia ihair paver I aaaaa thia ese el Uas aaa piaM4 "'e f- aa. t. . lira's Irus a4 mt 1,4 baa aw ((4 ter to m a.. Ti e a4 mt aa.e t a .teeet akarf a f aVSeck reaaaiy . aa4 towar wbarf at a'exa. COXMIITU 01 AJULAJTQXXI K a. sUmwuu. M roaiaaa. Urna taiM Wau i. wa.vaLaakt, W.U.Jaro JaaeSS. W. C. latv. ' WOOL! WOOL! A U bto.g .Ml lt .aksaot 4 beUav t MiaaaMl tl Ws itoaawta A Usum futavy.ao lus ave Hl.l. nn h.i.j aAwwuaTif o -v. 1Ot AIOm-1uw sssMsefaart fcaaLaaa a4 Pat. I assjakaraaefta UU, m OJ. I Southern Commercial College, o. 49 1-2 Cherry Street, rHI8 School is in peipetaal reaion hece. sluiJenta of I other achoola who tie ire to qualify themselves for Uie Counting room, can do j during the r vacation, for fcoom ha been rreeotly fitted op, and for enmrbrt. convenience and elegance, we kn w ttar: it ia aol aurpaaaed by an other in ihe I sited State. Oir Wr'tlnp Department I noder the aonarvialon of one who acknowledrea no superior in teaching thij branch. Wa muht refer o a loug lit of illa-tno ia name namea of wien h nt ve bestoaed a moment' tiroa to rfl ction opon a t7te:a of w itiag bat we think that the citiiena cf Nashil!? are beitianiiig to apprtcUtethia kind of ti ana parent b.-rob'jg;fr.y, besides, n preter giviog oar paunna more abtntial aco-ity. and we rw proi-oe to refund ail mnner pai 1 t- ns on account of mitinn in writing, pro vided enrstudenta do sot make aa great impio?eiLeaU aa ttioe of any ottier -ehool in thi country. A Select CI -tea of Ladiea will ba taught from four to lix O'clock, P. M. Terma for a Commere'al Coarse. $tn. For Twenty Lti oiu in Writirg, 5. For L-on in v riting without limit, 10. Jnnev9-tX. VALUABLE CITVLOTFOll SALE. Of Trurs lay, July Tth, at 11 o'clock A. M , I will a-il on the premises, to the highest bicd-r, tht VALUABLE LOT on (henry a'rret. aU .imn tie niiice or the tie ion aid American, and iothi: immediate neighbor) ovi or the Poat Office and Custom H usc, f rooting 4U feet on Cht rrv street. It win rv :oi. In two lots of t .rnt leet ech 1' detireil. TKhNH. 1.9 luri g cara Icr notriwrll icHoril Ivl'. in intciest f orn date, and s lien retained June its, 10)1. TUKNKR 8. FOSTER. LI. those ham e claims aeainst D. 6. Ktrvsav will fx. pleae present them TO Cat for payment at his store, nu. ou, iuaraet Btred. CONTRA. ALL those owing the undersigned w ill be k'nd enongh to ca I anrf he'p him out. D. O. LUM3KY. junt59 If. CorpDration Taxes. C"LLCT3a's Orrrca. Mashv.l.e Jill. '7 ISM CORPORATION tax-pavers w.li remember that their t ,x . es arc due and cavableat the officenf Coliector, on the l,t day of Jul. It ia important that isx-rayers snuuiu ne prompt, i UoUe tor ia now rrady to issue receipuana raaeetn cerlincatea for advance paj menta. KT Office West end of new City Hall. J-ine 29-lw a. NKL80M, Collector. TABGET SHOOTING OX THE 4TH OF JUL? AT COCK KILL'S SPRINGS. THE Tarcet Schooling wiU be done in the following manner ; I. taroct "Tasasssfa." The diameter of this tarcet ia li inches and ii divided "n flvec rcles; three of th b-ft shots in the centre shall bave tt e flrsl preu.inm.a ."ilrer C tp worth $1(J. 1 tie teccml pr. m una lor the three teit ahota ia a Silvar Can worth is 00. The third preti ium for the three best shots fs a Silver Cjd worn $10 ini Tne furth premium for the three heat aho Li Isa Silver Cnpwor h 9 0. Tl ethooting at this tarcet cannot be les than thrae times, trtce tor the three thots f 1 is). II. TlRUn rATHHKUAIU." Ths 'Mameter ff thi ta-K- t is . inches. The fl -st i remiam for thi best L0t is a Silver nlated flun worth 1 8 t0. The scind pr-minm for tbe following best shot ii a Silver piateauup wtrtn f.- in. Price for three thots 50 cent'. in T.iaaar "amupioa." The diameter cf this Taigetis the ale as the above, and tbe Srst premium for the best shot is a Silver plated Cap worth 6 CO. The second premium for the fcllowing beat shot is a El ver platen t np wortn f J 10. Price for three shots St) rents. The distance from the at m'1 to the Target is JO yards. The shoo ing mut be done eff hami. In tbe two lait tar gets "Father lana" and ' America' eveiy man can shoot as much as he I k-. juot2:i-td. (W EverjbTiy is invited to bs preent and use their own rifl a. 'ihe premium wi I be aarVd to the best shot. The Cups .'an be seen at Mr. Padoux'j, Union street. P. P. PECK & BRO., IT AVE fur sale TWO FINK COAfllKfl, -tTTP jufc rccwvrq iron iew rora 1 ' ee Coaches are we believe flaer than any brought West ol the Alleghany Mountains. JuneS. I. P. PECK i II HO., TNVITFJ the at'ention of country deal. r to 'heir sro-k of J. B ieities. We mike a good article which we w ram. "e nave aiso on nana an taste ru artiCie, which we war rant. June2S. P. P. PECK & HKO., HAVB this diy received Thr e l OACIlKS, which we believe to be finer than any in Tennt-s.ee. Junt'iS. NAILS. 1 nnfi KTril of 'uP'or NAILS jnst received, and A J J KJ will be soli to wholesale dealers low. K. r. BsNDT, Co l.-ge street. June'29. TiiitFsin:it s. T rijir. some or nasi A lClInLSla3 trn-rior c.-ii in riore. .n-l ns H 4 now th lin.. mere ia.-i ii.ea are neeaed, I would adv e farmers to call an fee mem. H. C. BaVDV. Jum'- Agent for Threshers. FIM ST FAMILY Fl Ot ll. 1 CD B0" rf the finest Fsmil Floor ever hrooeht to AW thia mark -t fiune'.9 R. C. BtDY. NASHVILLE THEATEE. THE CAMPBELLS IRE C0)II.G! FOR THREE NIG UTS ONL ft CO.TI.VICVCIHJ .TIO.vnAVi JarSK 20tU. RTJMSEY & NEWCOMB'S ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MLXSTRICLS. Now C. mprislrg a Poub'e Troupe. Twelve Star Perfor- mers.and the I'um .liell BIIASS XJ3TX, Cjmprirng (en talented Misiciaos. tf? For particu'aia fee small Bills. Doors open a h-lf put 7 o'c ock. Concert at quarter at r . A. mi-sion fw cents. RrCKIVKI) per Strainer 8. P lli ber: Oen's Fine Calf Kid Os'or l Ti, s -titched; " " " Oa'trs, tip'd; Pitent Leather Kid Top Oaitrs; " " " Cloth Tjpi pera do " Engli-h IJS'.icg Plain tial ers; " Patent Leather and Calf French Ties; " " " " Oxfirds, Ac Ac. Just opened by JOHN HAM t(E, JuneitT. 3 Collrga st, LADIES I X TEA LARGE DRESS TBUNK3. LAI'IES Lsrge D-ess Trunks; " Hnnnet Trunks; Oents Noal role Leuher Trunks; " " " " Valicea, e. Ac. Ju t received by JOHN RAM Afl E, juoeST. 43 rn W. t. DAILY LINE OP 4 Horse Post Conches Fiom McMhhvUU to Iieershtbii Springs, in con nection with the hai'roiid. yi, A. PltlCUf Contractor. JA.fi:i C OOK, Agent. ALSO a Liver 8'ahla baa been mi k. s iiJr It-hed at the Snrinis for the accomm Mil lion "f toe "uoi.e wi h One Bugiea, Carriage, Coaches aud Ssddle II T.e.dv or n cht. I'heSUble and recrir ea and f irwar.l ng of pueng:rt will be under tte nianage ment of If. C. Angle, aiq., who ia O. K. tone 6-triwS;. M. A. PRICK. NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. A STEWARD WANTrD for the Board Dt Itoae. A i V. itmlsuss oonpet.nl to take tht .n Ira charge of tha Kitchen and I'inine a-om, ni tn aims I tn tha financial afftirs of tha Insutulioa, will flud bcre a most drtirab a situation. juuei.-St, C. D. ILLIOTr. CLAIBan.XE'S 3IAriII.E V0UKsj KAMIVILI.i:, TKX5C. 'I'HE attention of Ra Iroat Oompan'M, Parser Mtun L faetarrri, and all pw-sons ii- rooi of pa-ehasing at h m good mtchioery, such as SPIAM Ei(tlFS, CsSC INliS of everv de.. i, t tit, G E A HI MO, CAK W n LS of the not improved palterna, SAW IMLIJl, PUMi'S Ar.lc, h re pect'u Iv ca'l.d o th'S new tlbl..hme' t eo rrow in ai rapidly on II a preiui.es of I. a:. Mwhvtiie Mane l anr.g Capsny. Ma Intend Io carry oa) ihe suhd'M hi ly aa eaten i.e as blre. and sh 11 soon be read ie lake orders for M ch s-rj anl Ci.ting . MT bave a rtany CO ii me no d o eranom in oar blaehtm Un shof ar.d Muiler tard.an! i.t I five ioi-ediaie saliaflion Iu old an J new CUKioiners. W are experienced Mechanics each of at persons If at ten dag to h s own depsrtuient aud ihus w h4il b ab e ta tui o it u rkr srora at k war reus tl.aa hrr;e fure none ia th a nt,. Ha shall warrant vcr piece of woik done at this FsUbl'sbmeot, and give proa.pt and perioral attrition to evtry order left at our office; that w boi to r've aeoeral sati.fartioa, aod be pat eaited by a 1 fneuds of home a ano ac ure. 41. JA EFR a CO., Claibora MwUiioa Worn. Na hiile, Tqo , Jun27 tf Laf Na hnlle Ms I Co. lllll . OOt S)lf. JCtT rreclvtd a lot of iuprar Codfith, the beat of the an J. r. tHtoN, june3-lw. No. IS, Market .C HOAUUI.X.. Alt grutlemsa eaa I a a- cutntuodaud wuh good b.rd at A o. vu North Via kt atrawt. Jaoelt Isr. P. A. I aavaoLa. a. O. aaaaueev. reuarwa 31EIH0ID, BEBKOUDY & CO.. Ccnimiiiioa ted Porwardirg Merchaata, aa aakaas IX Rope, Isgciift Eaton and F9r, X. 134 frecwraai Mrs el, iaM Lwnis, Jltm. ie Coot'gnsLeuU c ail fcoa.heea Produew rrrwi4 aad pvewtKi) aiWMt.d aa wayt ir t 1 w. rauxura. wa aiasua. a. aitoa. 1. siaua.jr. V C. W. PHILLIPS & COa tCCClntOtf TO .V1LL1A31S, PHILLIPS K CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, St IMI05I ITIIEET, eotf 1y aaa. axaa a GOODE & BLACK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW m. en eUi 4wJ 1, IIIGE SALE AT ACCTIOX . OP MACHINERY, IRON AND TOOLS. rBf NASHVILT.E MANrrFACTURIS W" wiu sell to ihe highest bidder, at their eetabhahient in Nashville, oa WEDNESDAY, 1 5TII JULY ntAi, their en'lre ftork of Mschinerv,Txl, Je. The property tobeofTre t e'nfcts in part of the fo'lnwing a-ticles, via: M ACH INrRy nch as Lathes, riaoea, vnuni Borirg Mctine, etc. 1UO--Blaekauith'a Tooh. V:e?, Anvils, Hammers. Tonrs, Wrenches etc. Al'o, a number ol Steam rngir.e, variooa nises. par-ly finished. An endlew variety ol on flniahed machinery. Al'O. a vret variety of aasorted w roupht lion, in all ixes and shapes. Slost of t e ncflnished mtctrrery vi more or less dam aied by the recnt fire at aaid eftabli?hent, in eonae anrnce of which it i.e,TvMi4 o at a fine opportunity will ofler to bay barcam. Blacksmith. MachiciJla.and loan- dry men are particularly requeued to attend. Terma ef Sale: Cah for all Sams acder one hundred dollars: for all rani over one hundred dollars si r.rn'hs time, wi h two ap proved e ndor ers: to'ea payable fn bnk to be complied witn In every case be'tre accurlng property. J.NO. B. Ji'tlfo., june:, 1857-td. Preat N. M Co. NOTICE. ALT. perrns irdcbtrd to tht Na.hville Manufacturing Con pan are requested 'o rail and make Immediate payment as the business U be cio-ed. J0. B. JOHNSHN, Jnne2S, 1?rT. President. KAi.r. or Valuable Kcal Estate rinE Na-hville Manofacturinr fomosnv will olar for A sale, on the premise, lo ihe highest bidder, on Monday, 20' h dnj wf July that valuable piece of f nund recently occupied as a tna- chire shop and loeomntive worss, Kti'ted on the bnk of ComSerlsnd river, fronting ahoot l.VI fet on W steratreet, and abort the saine nn the wharf, beini f-(" 1W to 9 K) fet in de tn. Said ground wi'l b sold in lots or leet. rront rt l id r ater sfeet, rum n : throarh to sawi w nri. On the ame dav and place, the wharf, a lot 1 0 f-et D- tween said lots anl the river, w 1 be offered to the hig-hest hid ler. Suitab'a maps of siJ ground ill be furnished on the day or sale. Terms of Sale: One, two an! three vears, wi h ineret from dae, wi'h two approve-i en ir' er-; nouss payable in bank, and a nen retained on the property. Bv or.l-r of 'he Hoard. JXO. B. J )H-tsti?i, June?6. IS57. td. PrestN.M.Co. EXCIKSIOV AI PI'-IC OS THE 4 I II OF J I I V. THTf gnei.RT GUARDS have chartered the fine semer "Utrpire" for the Fourth and will leave the Landing at 8 o clock in the morning for Marowbone urove. Tickets at 5", admi't nir a Gemlemn and tw Ladiea. A fine rtrinf Bin i has been engaged for the oceaion. A fineGo d Watch will ta put up and sot for by the O.ro pan v. Ctf T ckets can he had at tbe different Music and Book Store and on board the Bo it. june.6-d. A UCTIOX SALE OF GROCERIES BY LELLYETT, EWIN8 & CO. iN WfDN'VPDAY. JCF.Y 1ST, at 10 oVf-wlr. we wiU v I o' er lor sale, at auction, at our warehouse, on Mar ket street : 41 hhds N. O. cnrr; Its) Ib's L'quors; Sutihx. rna'ware: 1rnhb a Heflord Suior; 4."ohat'S Ba t. Kio C'otVe; I oil ,000 Ciga's, various br'ds; 20 bmrs Jnva do T- keg-i NdiN; luo boxj X boxes Star Ks doa Buckets; Can lie-; 40 Ne-H Tubs; SO bu irrin; 8"ii hx Tobacco; 0') Percunslon Caps; KM grosi M itches; 85u bxs Soap. M coils Manilla Kore; V i do Jme do 15 do Hemp do an do Cot ti n do With m my other artie'es usnsl In our line of bnsiness. Mhvill-,June SS.U57. LKLlYtTT, E A ING A O. auction sah: of tiitorr.itii:, BY B LAMER tfc CO, tirt will offer in front of onr W ure house on Tuesday, v June Snti, st lu o'clock, lor Ca-h, a large sto k of Fresh Cirocrrie . via: lniM. ad. grades Sigtr; 9 h" Is Sewsom'a. 5! bhlsS r do 111 bhls powdered do in tmxe-i D.ref. do fi H bbls MoUsse: By kef Nail- aborted: Vi) 'J i i lime Cigars; 8iH) b gs prme Bilti.noro 5H btslla-rot's SavtU; Iihi d a- n Bui-kets; balrels f'h "pagnei Kio I fffee- IIMl biir prime N. O. Cof'e: 10" (A'4 bx 8:sr Oinlle; cikthe.t Km Soda; rim ln---orteil i,uware; i ctv ardme ; l'Nr bx ller n ;i ; 10 tiercrs Kice. IIHI bv T ibTo; t- 0 bu A'. it Cin llet; 1 bbls Ma M hsKev; in) virion- do Ml M Boirbon do 6" 44 Rye do with a'l tb- smaller articles in tbe lirocery line. Junei6, 1S3. B. LAMEU CO. NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK. THISHcok will he fornd to pr es g eat advantage over the old strle, from the pate' being b'th thick and strong, ami trill J fevir vhm dampntf. It tskes a nost perfect I" r's.-'rn. snd its pi-ges will be aa conven ient to refer to as thrse of an ordinary Day Bx k. When once in use. Its j rest sur eriority wili be anpa'ent, hoth for Coping Ie'ters. Ace tints, Currents, Mani eata and other Porumen'a. For sale by J mel. a a CHWT,: W. FMTT1I. KEY GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE: AN FSSAY, Desigred to ihow tl at tie pre-ent Ceograph'cat, I?y drograt h'cal, srd C rrli-r Irsl atrnrtnres, ohs rved on the ear th's crnst, were the result of frc', acting according to Bxe ', deircnsti-ative laws, rnslogon to thos govern. Ing the drveloptrrnt ot orean'e holies. By Rinnan Owta, M. p.. Prrfrssrr of Ceolrgy a.id f herniary in tha Univers'tv o' Na hvill. The uti of rHm ia to tnoie the laws by which the nulver-e is govern ts sum of rirtne is to oliey them. Illustrated bv Maps nn I Diaerama, Forsaleby ma)161 C1IA9. W. SMIT'I, 3TXJ W BOOIXS. KF.Ct.IYFT THIS HAT laptoiaors Pscra or tbi Faata GliJdon A Noit, PoiT f iva is Favrr in Nru. Ts Nossa Fotx foa, Noawsr aD S rr sa . Ttssvor Fvsaira; oa, thb Clcb or I r. Toe Paowa'g Fcbi ol Par. CsicaTssai rx. Iva isd Pstsnrr a. Ansa Casaa or MofSiaiT Mr.. Oi'phant. Ths Ilaissiis of t;aHra Mrs. Stephens. Fo aan Astfsos; oa, mi ricwitLna'a Witn, Kssvrg isn Foo a; oa, Faisans of BrHxata. Notbisu Nrw Bv the Author of John Halifax. For sal bv nne?S. see CrtARl FS W. SMITH. HAGAN & BRO.,, Book Sellers and Stationers, No. 3!) Market & Xo. G I'liion S. li T llle. Trsnrrs. Harper for July. rfsrpers' Magsaln for Ju'y, jnst received by Jnnelt. HA "J"' Yankee Motions. YANKEE NOTIONS F0 JCLT.Ju t received by june?4. HAOAS A FRO. Graham's Magazine. fit ARAM'S MAGAZINE FOR JCLY ut re-elved bv junelt. HAflAN A BRO. TA5SFE K0n0S TOR JTJ5E T-e het feme'ly for a du 1 hour, joal reewlve.1 by JuneH. H tO AN a BRO. fitITTi:or FASHION. Frank Leslie's O-sefeof Fashion, for June, s reeetved b ioneS HAOtN A BRO. ('OI'Ti:ill'FIT HKTFCTOIlt. Whit A Tto-np'ou's DrUcttrs for June, jast received by HAflAN A BR ion Tn'oa ar d M irket via. " iinoi'l n Fill IT hook, Hnepee Westers Frail Book, Just received by JnneS H AO AN A BRO. Tint: hooks A gecrra! as'ortmral ia attr, lor tale bv jane S. HATAW A PRO. WHITX IILK B0X5ETS ET XPSES8. Tl EFtVFD th s wnrolng at Esrret a lot or W' it Silk Jt Bonnets, of lb very lalcts'ylea and beaat.f.i ma- terisl. ai-a. 1 ea o' leant anll StM Freoeh Jteotetta, with St pe- W 1' Wusiurta Ne't rg. Our . k of soap's In vener.l l ! aworud, snJ wt 111 b off. red le wMPcAdafe imlj at low price . Jo. .. Base 1RBT Vf ftflAN CO. a. c a sou sua. a. i r sc. a a. R, C. AKDIRSON & CO., wBotsssLa aaa aarrao, aasLaaa ta RcadjmaJe Clolliin;, Hals, Cap?, itf.f He- 45, Karast EL, Baahviile, Teas. HAVING geea ly lr,eda' taatt.h'swat, and ada4 th bfasntt t TlL"iti. aa , ear as, w ar p-erarssl is ill ail wawi with ah cA saay be Uver ed. Our timnifr Stork, 1 a hr aed va-Wd aa that of aay ether th!whwt ia tl.aciiy. aad ar ataw-s asa rty ihalthey esa gt a gewd an-cie, and aa good bar . ax, aa eaa we had ta liu atakat. Country Slrrchantt WiP tad M le tacig latarast tat wiv a Call hater par. eaaaiag laawhir. Ytwir "'tm iU a aa iraaapity id, aad epwa aa aecweaasedaari Wests, as if Uy wu pwrsuaal J prit. ljr lout asd Msineat ia per iib-i, aad w KU kaw a nail Siaea eaiaaiiv head, th tear routd. v.ry tag aeeorrili g te thr seassKt. Abe ear w-r a la oca at fc. alee r a ssu rviMoa, aii wa mJttt isi m ts as a.ag fr ro ih aai iass.wa ml IstVai saaile tUtiaag ( atl-w ) Smith. Bitter last India Ale. JCrT retw-vcA par rtraaivr Hasuajs, aa ulisaa S ki ds Ml H'l sui. Al--. t aa. vt a 14 H -'b1 da wa Thts 41 U esaJ le lattf'i er aa hpwrt braadsu lea '. xaav a CX 10U. Saul asuti a asoca am. k k . v ...... W. U. .tiata. Ill - . w . - - mIi kt-cv awa" PJ A , p.'a,fl Jffa At a.ks kVanstey. P. t et m U. I tux. CAETtA, hUAAT 00. NEW PUBLICATIONS.. NEW BOOKS. W. T. BERRY & COtfPAAT, HA FJT jrST RECEIVED " 1. 8ISTTE3 0? CHABITT, Catroie and Protestant, Abroad and at Home. By Mrs. Jameson. J. ADAM GSAEXZ, By Mrs Oliphant, Author ef -Zidee " . DTNIVOS TZSKACT; OH, THE CLTJE OF ILFR By the Anther of "The He r of Bedel. Sir 4. UIE OF CHARLOTTE BSOSTE, Anthor of-Jane lyre." By Wre. Gaikell, acthor of "Mary Barton, Rntb,"e V LIFE OF 8AEGENT S. PEE25TISS, ef Missis sippi, x v 1. 6. POETS OF "WTLIIAK C B2TA3T, elecant e M'ion, in B!"e and Fo'd. COBEEll'S POLITICAL WOliZS. SCST RECF1TED 8ELICTION3 FROM THE FC L'TiCAL WORKS OP WIL LIAM COBB ITT : Beina- a complete sbndgment ef the 100 Volnmea which compose the writings of "Porcupine and the "Weekly Pol tical esi ter." With !ote, His trrical and fjptsntory. By John M.Cobbett and Jamea P. Cobbett. I vols 9vo. For sale by June 2 . W. T. BVRUT k CO. LOOK Irl J'-.'-baLJir ! JUST RECEIVED! CKESSO afc CO.'S MODEL CLOTHING B A Z ftAR, KO. 25 CEDAR ST NASH7ILLE, MERPHANT TAILORS a-d deal.ra In Feai"y-nade waite Clo'hirg an1 f rn-il in l.ools, havejot re ceived a Bamiffceni a'crtmeTt of Fine Viece Ca00is, Pon'irtp ol French Cl"th. raroerea and Vestlrgs of every shade and rolor, wr:eh we wi H make np In order in the best ma' nr and a he ;hort-i rote. l-vs on handa coirp'ete an-or'nv ni of RKaDY MA E CL0TUIii AND Pt'tMSHINO G HIa. All of wMrh we rSer 'orar friends and the pn'ie r-ne- rally, at theLOWIT PRKSJ fjunei .. OTICE. I1HF pirtnenhlp -eTfore exi-tingrfween the under . s gnei was this dy dissolved bv mi'uit eonent. JS.MK.S R I R N M, THOs B. RAIN THE nrierlgne1 bavin? re''ed from the Prne ar! hemir.i buine, respectfullv tenders hi ihanks to the ei'isens of Nahvi l, and the p. b f r-nerjlr .'or ths verv 'ieral si pori be-tnwe-1 upon 'he late Arm ot Krrnaa Rains, and cheertu'ly reeommen a th mirhe-s of the new firm to the pub e as gentlemen wo thv rf feir confi dence and patronage. JAMtS KIRN AN. T. a. aata. RAINS & BROWN Fr AYINO nnrchssrd the en'ire in'eret of James Kernan in th'Ute Rrm of Krrnsn Rin, w il a.'S.me all tisbil ties and rrre've all a-roon-s due said firm. Tti.y rill continue the Prue anit M.iiirnl Puness at the well- knosn st ind. No. 19 Pi:b!'e fqusre, aherc wh leal snd retail dra'ers are rep-ct'niiy invitet to ca'i and in tree the r extensive stork of P-rgs, Me lie n s. Paints, DvestufTs, Ins!'UtT-ent, Fstra t Vrene1! and la IiB C' en-lcal , Per'uTerv, Fanry A r' ic es, ?n- tl, Toba-co, Ac, Ac, all of whiib will I told at iriiure-i prieei. saix- a BKOWH, No. 19 Fomh tide Public Square. Ns-hvi'l-, Jure 2tth,1.'T. CISTF.U.XS. flHf!1 1 the favorahle time to hr:i 1 jo"r Cts'erns. The 1 ossat ci.Tsk ariins. Ill UH L I FATV. is now m tht eitT,an.i prepared to bud t em of all lite. Ai p l cations made bv n-ife. or o'herwiae, to H. O. Scov, will receive p'nmt attention. I irn t?5- tf. Voi S;c. COME QTICK OS LOSE A BARGAHT BFINO compelled 'o change mi ha-iness. I am eff-ring for sale, on rod terms, all of our l.lvery s'ock, fn- id'neof Horse-, HoriM, Carria -es, Ac, So Thoho ri-hto to in'o a money n.ak ng business, will do Wtll to call i nme-tlate'v. A lease Can be ha I upon the "ab'e flnr a trr-n or years. O W. SI MVFK. 8; rf. .Market rlreet. JunelS. ill -hviHe, Tenn. e7s. 'JaWs&WT HAVl rsii oveil to teir new f tore-hou-e. No 4 o ire North side of the Puhll Square, in block of bin It toga known as the N ishvlll Inn b' ck, nst k o' to Maw. Fvsn. A Co. wherethev would b ulaed to e tl t n- tnmrrs. and wot on them with a good and cheap clock ol Shoe. B o s snd lists i Na'htil'r, J ine ll-lm. a eaa Nashville ti) Beaver Dam Springs. rililE ondersiifnel a- now minine 1 re-"iirine of F ifd H'W-r. INT COAriK. 1l HKAV' R rsM rP IMiS, .o n c-.m oa M. T VT '1 1 ex I siiiv- in rnn'iay, v eonei i j ana iniiij,wiin im niTnin it.mh of fur of tl e Ten-e-ve A . a' ama R.ilroi.d at Thrt-n' M-n'." d-pot. Far from Sa hvill to bivr Ua o Iprtogs fiv do'l -rs jun.jt-'m. CAItTE ', THO'1 AS A HOCOiU WHISKY, BRANDY & V.KE5. WE hv on hand and roral a cholo aaaortmenl , lnieetic L'quors, whK h w ofier at wbulal t th Na-hville t-a le, via: Nki bbls. M'.n'.nvuhel and Ry Whisky; f0 Smit'i's O .1 i-es--re do Eist Pou'loti, mir ex ra Brand 1m C-i.whs B'and, lo prio-; 1l0 H Pwret M iliia in IO" Mur it Wine, verv nice; l.V Veaiks Fi-enrh "jesgs Brsndy; lllMi'bbl-. I'onb e Kecf-fed hi.-kv. S5 bbl. S to 5 yrr old topper Whisky, from fl 10 te 1 ft') per rs' Louisville, June 19 -cdn. JNO. B. WrILYAIN A SON. LEA & PERKINS' rL RBATKD WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE EXTRACT of a Letter from a Medicil Gen'leman, A' MAT RA, TO HIS BROTHER, al WoacBSTsa. MT, 1S51: 'Tell LEA A PFR RINS that the r Sl'Ci is hi.-hl e-teem-l in In 11a, and is, in my opin on. the most polatable, i well as the must h..!r'ine Sauc that ia made." PRONOUNCED BY C0NNOI.riRS TO EE THE 05LY GOOD SAUCE. fe'iJq ABB arTLIClBLB TO EVERY VARIET1 OF DISH. The onlv Meisl awarded i .n Jury of th New York Ex hihit'on for Fore'irn Snure., w- obtained bv l.KA A PI.IU KINS, for their MliRt K-Tt-K.-llIKEffAl CE thewu il-wid fame of which having led to numerous imi al on, purch"ers S'e ermt y requested to see thai Die oauirs of " Lt. At PI RRINS" are iin reused upon the Buttle and Stopper, and printed iion thv iHbela. ttol Whoieaaie Ageola for the I'nited States, JOHN DUXCAli' a soxs, 405, Urwittltoiar V. A stock alwavs In store. Also, orders received for dire shifiment from Kngl-nd May S, '57 ly seo p. ROBES DE CHAM B RE. Jl"?T recwived a m I lot of handot Drssamg Kobe, made to our sxder aad for sala by junerii. J. H. MeOILL. PR A TAT. AND NECK TIES. AMrTHr'R Invoice of frsva'a, Morka, and Ties, hand so.resnJ fashionable, received ana lor aale by luneO. J- H Mci.ILL. SHIRTS. UTE have now a 9rsi rat asorssenl of SHIRT, at varioas prees, and of latest style-. Th flnr gride w warrant lo bi asll mad and to Al hatter tnaa aav other slyl-. June SO J. H. McOILL. (Ol Oil I l still It T. RECEIVED -his dav a small Invoe of Marsa'laa C ord Shir's, aai a cho c iol of other pattern. Jun il). J. II. JleOILL. IMM IIWI All. OF Sl k, Li.l Threa.1, --t M.nno, Gaoae CoT'-wt, Jse ne'.LiorB, Yurk Jen', C Hob hell, and pUla Celt' a reetiwd and lur sa' by Jen- iy J. H Wrlll L ii 41. r mum:. SII K, U.i Tresd, Mer t o aod every variety of Cctton. received and fur ale bv JB. '. J. H MrOILU 11.0 111 AMI IUIL1 T Bill Nil! RICEIVKD per F.pre a a.tttr iovoL of Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cmm CriMtM. AUa, rf variety wf Tiwsirg aad T i.et Casaba. JuaaW. 3. H. McOlLL. Till K, ALlM.it A CtUPLT Hit. Jl'Sr reorived assail t wf bett'oJ. Ltaiher Tranks and Vais, sad aoa. of cheaper atyUa AA, aa a aortattaat f Caipw tv g, lor sm v J. H. Mcti IL, Laliea'and (ientlenec. Furnutiiag Star. Jun ). curr r i ruuar aad t oiwie street. .luriit. IF yea wh to sell j.ne Oran. pat It la gl a'ppie order, litaaa fir abipsteat vr tb fsaabvulw acmI tka tawoe kuad wiii it ; ba received la bw Waany tag, r la a.w ossstMi'g .es, f r.l aastty, wal we4.a4 sasltoosuaiB aaasx ! a-ea. Special auo ie iSa bal Uraia le lw M:ie Backs, er ta soad-kne xv ks f I ss. wi I aw bw itvd a. 4 karaarsvssl. a iky arw iBMfbswal to kwar aaastiGf ai.4 pr ewatea . ss A, aacks are tsfts i sad tan, stari-d. al a ssia giweewi aad torn. 1 he e.epiai suit aad deaauoa aw a pi cA Mt H. I. A.MtSJOi. juosll. '"P. SEWLNG MACHINES. rht. SINGE A CO.. have open! aa elfic, at 44, Ptblia . ruaea. ahvi, k i af ihir ctarat4 pew. teg xta-btsk. I v lopticchaa rwteg Marhlase which UMy caa aVpvad -. asay dw sw at the ae piae. U gmtml'f dubd by alt b hav aw4 um Ma Sum. iat rtoger's ar super r t aUl wUmt. Tby waa he aed -m ail Ute sv-. h as Uuws, Luss, C Mia, t wuoa. ar U.ur, k, cfLuiiig m. NeUi aad Thread, taey w id were witb enwl twuo, U, er Thrwad. ibeaeaaar cio suri faetwr, aea saar d oafle aod ataspie thaa aay eatvor. lb, a warTaatwd to ks what taey ar rvpraasat A. etegs' M.hia ts aa M.li)wl Cms. I ad aud N to mrsiwa at Aa, PaMss r4i, N hvd . 1. ML UNatft A CO. e.tg a peacticaU MachUiioL, I aaa prrpa'ed to Sa a I Ma htitw al ugr tUat suay bf avodeat gel u f ordwv. AKl. U P. PUt. Aeaot, aai to kA ve atiiruw a nxu:ri avfly - . 'xairt hg) tollt as aA la row taad. I L-a-iH-t; iii.ii was -a, aw. w . CUAl MILLER aa tost -, -I his sa srb aewSoU fwiai a. At at mv, N. Chtrf snH,lr,)t eaa, at ail ssw, awevv tt ti-.rrfr wita a M etoo a I . . .... . k -. a k. - . tAv SiraiH. ikm tain, ia a.w a a a l la bmoii v '1 1 -