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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. consequence OF the Fire on Friday morn
~ ing. compelled to suspend business for some
time, but will commence aga procure
suitable house. ofwhch due notice viii be given. In The
meantime we hope friends whoare inde5 ed and
Eyn, Brown Co., viii forward and settle up without
delay, that may meet eng Igeinents promptly
Wecan be fcnnd at No. Is, on the sqdAreJohn Nichols
old stand.
We would also take this 70 express grateful
thanks those who have kindly favored and pree
with their patrcnage 10 the Fire Companies and
citizens whose ezertons are mainly indebted for
what our goods saved and TO those Kind friends who
sympahise with in our loss.
feb EWlN BROTHERS.
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NEW ORLEAEs.-A CARD.

~ NEW ORLEAES-A CAkU.
DENIAMIN L. SHIELDS IL CO., having per
manently located themselves at New Orleans offer their
services as Commission and Forwarding Merchants
and General Agents, and solicit consgnnents of all
kinds of Western Produce feeling confident that they
and will give satisfaction all who may entTst their inter
est 10 their care Proceeds of sales will be invariably held
sacred and promptly remted
PSExfenslve arrangements made for the receiving and
forwarding of every species Of Merchandise at reduced rates.
from charges at this point Orders for Groceries and nsur
suce Risks with he collection of Bills Drafts &C. attended
to without delay. BENZ. +. SHIELDS q CO
auo19-1y --.-..
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in nMoores block. ieb2--1y
7 LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
l. 400 hbls Sam ilaes Whisky 100 bbs Drans Wnlsky;
81 bbls Old Monong Ihela do so Browns ID D do;
80 American Brandy; 40 g M Wine,
5 4 Pipes Old Brandy, best brands;
] Pine irish whisky; 80 Baskets Champagne;
Q boxes of ieber's Ginger and Raspberry BrandIes
% Pines Holland Gin; 90 bbts American Gin;
so bxs Gus Jones Tobacco; 30 - Walkers ale;
20 Young Il Birlewelrs DO 20 bxs Aiisons Tobacco;
- " Pm Bo2rz No do; so g. Fennels do
20 " Gold Leaf do 10 " Fenixs do
10 B. DaiIv's do 90 Missouri do
10" Ender's do 10 " Sam WOODS Sc do
s." Whites 90 3 Rend Nashs do
ftbiS Is ''D' ~ ' BEN. NJ NOEL & BRO.
lust RECEIVED
81 $50 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 "a Laguayra do 25,oo0 Imported Cigars;
30J bbls Reboied Aolssses; 5O,ouo Melee do
300 halves do do 10 trails 5 IS Almonds
so hhds choice Sugar; 10 tierces Rice
500bags fine Salt cer0ons indigo
800 kegs Oysters; z casks Dutch Madderi
800 cans do; % bbls Copperasj
500 bbls ST Louis Mills Tiour % bags Pepper;
loo =. CINCINNATI do; l5 e Spice;
500 keqs Naiis-assored 500 reaulS Wrap. Paper
800 boxes Glassware, ass; see lbs kanawha Salt
100 duz BrooIns; 90 kegs Shot and Lead;
% bbls Golden Syrup; 20 bbis Mdekerei
30 bbls and half bbs Crackers:
80 bbs Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
300 boxes and halt boxes Rasins
lust received and for sale by BEN. NJ NOEL BRo
febIg E....
MAN rED.-A lew thousand bushels Pea Nuts, for
Wv which we will give the highest market price
febIq BEN NJ. NOEL BRO.
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Dr. BLEDsoE-Having the publication of your Alter
alive Compound think it my duty say to the public tnat
had been for years subject spells Of Cranp Collie
form; thai had tried almost every thing that is g
physicians and found any thing that would
tanly relieve me- until tried the above medicine which
relieved Inc in every attack in less than hour
WM. B. LLOYD.
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FuRNrTuRE. CARpETING, OIL CL0TA. &o.

FURNITURE, CARPETING, OIL CLOTH. &c.
rr,IIE subscriber has lust returned from the ID
| East and is constantly receiving all kinds oI .
FURNITURE CARPETING, &c. His stock at 80
present consists Of almost every article IN ms line ol pus,
and as extensive as any in the CITY, Purchasers would
do well to call as he deermincdto to sell low TOR cash or on
time for approved paper. A PAilLhSVN,
marchl5 College near ShurcA street,
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THOMAS W. FLEMING,
Com m ission Mere hanu,
- CHARIESTO~ SOVTU CAROIINA

w con, OATS, BUTTER, FEATHERS; &c. His bu
siness in AUeUsrA, will be continued heretofore under
his direction. .- . ...-
REFKRs To-Ion Joy P. KNs President, Georgia Rail-
road Company. H. w CoSSEB, Esq, President south Ca
rolina Railrcad Company.
P.S.-Major ARssrEAD WALL is my General Agent 10
Tennessee and North Alabama. declS-zmdw
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HTEGROEs FOR SALE Women, with one child
y each. Two Women without children, -Four Boys
from IS years old. One Giri IL years old One Girl
10 years old
We wish 70 buy Immediately seven young Women four
plough boys and two young men, for widow lady IN the
country. DABES d POTTER,
feb24-eo&w -l. fst No. 80 Cedar street.
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MARINGO MAMMOTH.

THE thorough bred Jack, MARlNG0 NAM EN>
MOTH, direct from Kentucky, will make VIA
his first season in Tennessee ct Caney Spring in A
Marshall county five miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River at thIy-hve dollars insurance ana hty GEMS groom
fee Jeupgts sent from distance will he pasuTed gratis,
and grain fed if relurer fifty cents per week lie Is
full fifteen hands two and half inches high good honest
nelv nose He has the FORM size color and blood to re-
commend him highly to these who wish to improve ther
stock We consider him the master Jack Of Tennessee
For further particulars hand bills.
march Ism h%Whl u W iL4'ON'
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IRON FENCING.

IRON FENCING,
At the Sign Of the Spread Eagle College Street
TINE undersigned is now prepared to execute all 80
kinds of Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing -
kfso every variety Of Gates Fancy Step Balcony 500
and Verandah Railing My work win be executed well
as any of that brought from the Eastern Cities and at prices
US low as the same article can be procured elsewhere
All kinds Of Blacksmith Worl at the shortest notice. The
public are requested give pe call and examine my pat
terms and prices VIII to give the utmost salts
faction. WILLIAM STEWART,
College Sjree opposite the Firenien's Hall, Nashville.
mayl-u
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DRUGS, &C.
pR. RLxnsoEs ALrERATryz conpouNp

Tie Hseag0cr al Rsgastes Jfr tie Diseases cf the
DaspeDsa, Enlargement aa8 L.i,nsasioa Of the elea
HaIrtbaras, 6ctic flstal1ee fls C5nstayatio,, all
diseases OF he Bccel and such diseGses driss from
dtsordejd stG3e Of as Stomach, Liuer Bclosls
,SegofakS azd Sores Of eng End. FIR Geseral D5aig,
from srhich Ladies frequently sTT, tere as not its
e9ad2 IN the ss8ots Haterta Aisdck.
TLE inventor of this prepara for three years
Il completely prosTaied from dyspepsia and inactivyof
the Liver chat ne frequently for weeks time unable
raise himself fcn his bed lie sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in vain his pTen0uncej
hopeless by thousands and ID by accident that he
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been praeeng med
icine his success in such cases has been unriyaled lie
has been aware Of te ncTtdny OF the public, and
quety SAID nothing thuush the press of his case,
until the character of the medicine fully estahishe.
by its success, shown the certificates which have
advertised. a.-.- .-G. ..
subion the certct e of Prof NJ GABBERr of Memphis
Tenn, with whom gflen advised during the time a ray
suffering. e- ~
80 MsAprrs Tenn, April II, 1872 q
hereby certify that have been acquainted with n. J.
n. Bedsoe and some years ago he reduced d ere
owec than have ever seen any that afterwards rcev
ed withwhat supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver ac on
welas other countries without relief be finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored TO good
health. .l..- ii. GABBERT, N. ID.
feel satsfed twill sustain the character give in this
publication
- .-s. 4 HUNTSVILLE January H. 1852.
Dr. BLzDsoEI take the liberty and fell it TO lie my duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as very
seperr medicine Ny aged 10 years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dspeisia and dar-
rhea Ghen having almost despare of his recovery con-
euded to Try ieraiTe two bottles Of which, believe
entirel cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE.
Huxrsv1LLE Oct II, 1884
DR. BLEpsoE-Sorae time has elapsed since gave
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LIFE INSURANCE,
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART.
FORD, C0NNkCTlCUT
JAMES Dixon, Pres. hENRY l.. MILLER Secy.
Capital and Surplus $500, ,000,
Insurance On lives of white persons Gu the joint stock
and mutual plsu.
ALso-nsurance on tie lives Of Ner0es reasonable
terms ). H. LOOMS
ian l5-6m Agent
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apIill ,BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
EAp. sTRATToS. G. P. SMITH. A W. JOHNSON.
sTRATT0E. SMITH Co.,
Wholesale Grocsrs and Commission Merchants.
C5gne ef BrcdS and Kdrkst Stress,
t2,r7s. '.i fi4a NASHVILLE, TENN, 1st
TTAVING disposed of interest in the GrceeTy depa t.
ment OF our business to Mr.. MADISON SITUATION, the
same will from this date be conducted under the style OF
STRATT0N SMITH Co at our old stand, on the corner
of Market and Broad streets. s. ia. t.-
Our stock ample viii be kept 50 BY large accessit ns
every Few days to which invite the attention and
lc a all from merchants in the country rs we'll as city
dealers being determined to sell low any house IL the
city. ourternls cash and cash only. aC- re
april, 1852. . ~, JoHNSoN SMITH 3
e,.f t-r,t4s- .o RAMAGE O. CHURCH. PADS .asI
Wholesale ami Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes, hats,
Caps, Trunks, valises and Carpet Bags,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TESN.
4o.f rf.a A. HAMILTON, L.
Cotton and Tobacco Dealer Forwarding and Commission
Merchant
octs NASHVILLE. TENN
K j. MoRR1s sTRATTu
MORRIS & sTRATT0N, 2
o (SUccsssoRs LASIER MORRIS Co..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Whei ue
Grocers,
q Corner Of Market cnd Clark Streets, Nasfc3le.
WE have in store large stock OF Grocer1e' LII
w quors Wines etc. which will be sold at the 10 seS
market prices, for cash or barter. tsep-f
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TENNESSEE HOUSE IN GEORGIA.
NJ r z.pRIs sKIDsoRE HARRIS.
HARRIS & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

Forward with care and dispatch to and from the Eastern
cities or to any point desired GOODS, PKoDUCh AND
MERCHANDISE of all descriptions, and sell on comlns
sion PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE They also pur-
chase TO order GROCERIES, which can be bought on
most favorable terms in the Savannah market They solicit
yr a,rnsgs aud pledge their utmost exertons TO give
sssslssess seose-sE
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MEDICAL. a.-

7
H G. scoYEI.,
Druggist and Apothecary, FL.
Norts side Of tie Ps7e Sq~r-e 8 doors IpsS Of tls
8asdsass In.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PoSpfin nS1si olls SnssHH9 pTs p5EsSS5Er; s75S1s
GLASS; GLASSWARE, IEao, is''
= SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.
] UFERO ABDOMINAL SCPP0REsRSaa zX USES
! WAsHlTA OIL STONES. .H
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, sc.
8assraze Narea II. 1883.
1S0O LBS. PRINTER,s INK-winfer, Spring. Sum.
AOtV mer and Fail News ofthe bes: quality for sale BY
-MS11.-- ----eo1. - d. e. SCONEL-
ETRESA GARDEN SEEDS. from Laudre,h Rislev and
! u the shakers for sale by n. q sCOVEI.
GRASS SEEDS, in variety. for sale b =
" marchil - - - = il. O seovEL
r YoS'S KATHAIROS, for the Hsir-tfs article !. goT
IL uias IN New York city, as admirable pseparaion
and eecua remedy for badness and falling OF Of the
hair causing TO grow uxurianty renderngit sof glos
sy beautiful and preFentngits turning grey, tor sale hy
marchll =; G. sc0yEL.
T Y0NS ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, for Dys,,e,,
4 sia, Gouf Rheumatism Cranip Cisoera Nor bus hole
dc, de- which is OF the best preparaOns Of the sy-a
marchli IN - : - nc. scovEL.
n ALvANisN- -Chrstie,s Belts, Bracclsss, fluid Ring
and Pas'cr for sale by the only agent i' SssRya
! - --- - !. - - y = : -! IL
| T ANGH0RN & ARNIISTEAD'S SUPERIOR TOBAC
! II co for sale Wholesale and Retail BY
la4cnH u. y. 9CVSLL- ~
! ID RLEPOWDER-Oo Oonnccdcui and Tennessee Ride Pow
III der warranted best quality, for sale BY -,
| maFchI l-. 81 Il. g. SCOFEI%.
I MEAS FOOT refined Tanners Lard. Iinsced and
~ Castor OILS. for sale hy II. G. SCOYET.
- AlTHS SUGAR COATED PILLS. just received and
y for sale bv marli H. G. SCOyEL
E>EASBlack, Young Tyson; Imperial Guppo1TdtT, and
quality and have giveu Satisfaction for saleb =
marchu - u q SCOyFI
-------- ------------
ERaSIyrs Snap-F,or r,n,ovin7 cr,ase tsr Main.
II oil or varn-b fs,n s<s s,,ps brsl oths caroe,s
tc vv;,bort ;,;r,,- ,,o e,1os,fLr;o Eo- az bv
,1aros r ~ - S1psFT'I,u Z oRR
-
4 US @ol AHD'S italaii MeGested coaP-iof rem
~ eerne me skn n'nootn white an SOFT re moving sal
IoMe eIaheOls efuPuonS, pihP5S PCS @ tan, TsSAtes ,eu
DAZoR sTR0Ps.-We have Just received full
pPH =, 'le VERY os<s ii1or oois .npI'eI G 20 'nS
maysS 9'''S A'ie i'Il0' sTRFTTT5 4 OpR
mo. - ~ = : = 0-----
/ DBtN'S TOILET POH DftAt.--he have Jist
II received lot Of This Powder which - much superior
10 The American article. For sale, by
may2S. STRETCH ORR.
SITARCH POIISiI--For o;ginQ a magu,pceIT T-Ioss
y 10 all Cotton Linen or Cambria Goods but more partl-
cularly to Collars shirts and fsrsons Fof sale by
STRETCH ORE, Druggist.
~ nlyZ9. corner onlon ana Cnerry =. -- N1snviIe
-O,-cCI1 - : I, = ne - =. r :
u C-,.'O - ~ an r ~ ,e'S1. ~ A"fe
"U We Ae u 81 ~ sie '
1-,e.s .,-.s = Soi.11.1 . e-1a .---- -:
LWAYS ON HAND-Fresh supplies of ali THE
A CHOICE AID PURE CHENICALSTsueh as -
2a'atnf; 4TPdtaf SesaeLae,
beOter"e, Lae1~eerfNn' O4g ETg"b
Ff, etrSnT t@Sar3"fM, CeaolloS,
& O IHpedns U tooaco. co. Iboa.e rO1S VISA a9 a s Ds
Seed syrup Buc<thOrn, Syrup ofSpeele &C. 1e all
rtnted lLreza aud g.HH.Hl. CLkkEl AAkIlN.
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UST received lew patterns of elegant PARLoh GRAss,
81 for which on account Of their beauty and superior man
uactTe have received prizes the Northern Exhibitions
These the handsonest Crates that have ever been
offered for sale in Nashville
sPSils SNOW, MACKENZIE Co'
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pRs. c. <. & Id. WINSTON,

HERMAN y. sARoNI,
Professor Of Vocal Music Instrumental Music and
Composition
TERvS-onp Dollar Lesson, payable quarterly. Letters
addressed as above will meet with prompt attenticn
c,b . lv
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HCETsvILLE, Oct. IL 1884
DR. BLEpsoE:-Sor1e time has elapsed since gave
tifcae thai my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound | take pleasure in saving 10
the public that my wife had for three four years been
subject tho worst kind OF spells of cramp in the stomach
from dyspepsia had tried Of several whom thought to be
the best physicians in the place and great many eren
medicines with monentary relief Being persuaded TO try
your Alternative compound did soand ai happy say
that it has entirely cured her and would coscenously
recommend it to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. B. ROBERTSON.
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DR. J. w. GRAY
SCALES, WEIGHTS, CASTINGS &C, &c.

Office in hcCornbs Eeg Building. On ChsIry Street.
j.t,ryt.3 TFgfeifiiE a1j O7t5@.
5ooM 7-p RESIDENCE -SEvkXFE.
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TUST RECEIVED

MAN rED.-A lew thousand bushels Pea Nuts 70
Wv which we will give the highest market price:
fh1a BEN NJ. NOEL & BRO.
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.IUST RECEIy ED-5Oe gallons Spirits Eurpeutine;
81 1000 lbs super Carbonc Soda;
4Oe0 lbs Plaster Paris;
1910 log Spanish Whiting;
Together with llrge supply Of Paints and Dye Sg6s
Of ell and col0rs-
may2I CCRREY & MARTIN.
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CTARCH POLISi-OHe gross just received. This
y Polish is prepared by Preston Merrill, Boston, from
the original German Recipe It One-alf the labor
usually required the lruning may be done Immediately
af.er applying the Starch.
For sale by CURREY & MARTIN,
ray2I 49, r NO. 3d. Union sire L
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CARDS, sc.
JOHNSON & smrrH,

rsas14gr JOHNSON 6 SMITH. ~ hH2
Dealers in Cotton and Tobacco, Receiving and For
warding Merchants, Steamboat Agents, &C.,
ap1ilI BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
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II TRlGet. has opened bis large and eommo- ,rxEs
1(s dious Ware House on Bread Street be- u
tween College and Cherry streets. North side A<,55
where ne Is prepared to FORE goods Of almost szy
ana qtanty % reasonable terms lie viii also sifens
Receiving and Forwarding Having one q the largest
most couveniD; house in he city located at an uieued
point eween the upper River Landing and Rsilr=d s
pot.
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PROCLAMATION.

i EXECUTIVE 0FyTcE,
NAsHvILLz, May rs, 1858.
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q. CARUTH. VIZ. TERRY. D e'Dh"
CARUTH, TERRY * DEW.
DEALERS n HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Iapri ,--Iy.
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Superior Court-spccial Term.


MAY 7.-Luci1 r. Buckley %. G. Bdin5ridge Smith and
oor-njunction order vacated. Costs 10 abide event
Of suit.
Thomas T. Smith W. Arthur korriH-Motion to strike
out part Of answer denied without costs to either
party.
Miguel FRONT w. Pedro Pdldn -Noton denied without
costs, with liberty 70 defendant to It, Plaintiff
have leave to amend remodel his complaint.
Before Hon. Judge Duer
Joseph 4. Smith Samuel H. Lenf.-Motion to amend
complaint granted, payment Of $40 to defendant !;
proposed amendme mt to be modified.
Joseph L. Smith rs. Samuel T. Lent-Moton TO dissolve
injunction granted $40 costs to defendant to abide
event
Joseph L. Smith 70 Samuel T. Lent Motion to dissolve
Injunction denied Costs $40, TO abide event.
Bsfore Hon Judge Bosworth.
Rotert Hooper dys others Us Joseph 7ucbevman Motion
for receiver denied
GENERAL TERN.
Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges Daer,
Campbell, and Bosworth
Harold Dollner, de-, ps James r. Andre,csOrder over
ruling demurrer reversed and demurrer sustained with
out costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
PolitfcaI InfelIl0cnce

There was election for mayor In Lawrence, Mass,
the 28h u The whg candidate received less votes than
the first trial. and the democratic candidate about
forty more.
EDGAR sSowDES ESQ, Of Alexandria, yielding TO fol-.
NAL and earnest application from large number Of his
fellow citizens has consented TO be candidate for Con-
greN for the seventh district sf Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

This body which has been In session at Ipswich for the
week past finished its business and adjourned last night
The meetings have been well attended, and have boon Of
deep interest to those present We under obiiga
ons TO the propretors Of the Zoms Herald for list Of
the appointments made by the Conference, from which
select those for churches in this vicinity follows
Bosror Observation-Disclosures TIaskall, PRESIDING Elder
Bostonhanover street ocrshom Cox Bromnsld street,
oseph Cummings Church street, Nelson = CobsiEAs
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Naval Intelligence.

The u. s. sloopof.war John Adams, Commander Bar.
ron was at Sierra the 10th OF March, and sailed
the same day for Port Praya. Lieut.. Lynch, who was
sent out by the United States government to make
connoance in Africa was take passage for the United
States via England
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TIE New MEXICAN BOUNDARY.-The appoint
ment Of ex-senator Meriwether, of Kentucky.
NJ Governor of New Mexico in the place of the
fllibustering Governor Lane, as far as it goes,
II direct revocation of the late flaming procla-
nation of the said Lane, and to this extent will
give very general satisfaction. We are also
gratiied to be assured that Mr.. Meriwether is
TO proceed straightway to supersede the over
Warlike Governor Lane in the occupation of the
adobe executive palace at Santa Fe, and that
the boundary difficulty will be faithfully recti
ied, according to treaty stipulations We appre
bend, however, that our special correspondent
II under mistake in placing, as he does, the
President Of the United States entirely beyond
The reach and influence Of the newspapers We
cannot believe that General Pierce occupies
such an imperial position as this of absolute
exemption from the counsels Of public opinion.
Good and reasonable advice, even to the Presi-
dent, through the columns Of Newspaper, we
think is worth listening to, Notwithstanding our
very poor opinion Of the uses and functions of o
special organ. But upon the main question of
the new Mexican boundary, II Santa Anna is
agreed, it is to be hoped the administration will
settle the frontier Indian disturbances for the
future by the purchase Of the territory which
they have conquered and now occupy. The
little discrepancy concerning the new Mexican
boundary affords fine opening for compre-
hensive and permanent arrangement.
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Personal IntolIirence,

FtkB0muH
Sig Moss, ssrdinian Charge dAarss left for Europe
in the steamship Humboldt yesterday.
Hon. H. Z. Bartlett, Del Co.. Hon. David Richmond,
Buffalo: H. Whyte Syracuse; Gen. Miles, Lusbro' Miss
Capt. Nelson o. s. A., arrived yesterday at the Asor
House,
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The act for the incorporation Of the city Of Newport
Lastsd the House Of Representatives, Of Rhode Island on
the 9Th inst,
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The New YORK DEMocRAcy.-We ask again.
what is the matter with our New York de-
mocracy, that they are already beginning to
quarrel over the administration? What means
this mysterious gibberish of their two little
morning organs, 6llibustero and hard shell. OF
this cityf There is screw or two loose some
where in the machinery. Where is it, Let us
attend to IL in time. What is the natter We
ssk for information.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

In PURSUIT OF THE B0URBON.-Our readers
will have noticed our telegraphic despatch
from New Orleans yesterday announcing the
arrival in that city of the Rev. DR.. Hanson, of
New York, in hot pursuit Of the Bourbon
among u.s." Having heard of that trunk full
of documents in the possession of New Orleans
lady, formerly associated with the royal family
of France in some subordinate household ca
pacity, DR.. Hanson has, no doubt, gone on to
get those papers, as the agent Of the Rev.
Eleazer Williams, the reputed " Bourbon among
u.s." The aforesaid lady, it is also reported.
was present at the death of Boulanger. the last
jailer Of the unhappy Dauphin of Louis XVI;
and it has been further reported that she can
testify to the dying declaration of Boulanger,
that he brought the Dauphin to this country,
and placed him for safe keeping among the
Indians. Considering the interest which DR..
Hanson evidently feels in this question, it is
not surprising that this astounding intelligence
from New Orleans should have attracted him
thither. Well. let us have Inducements and
the facts, and if there be Bourbon among us.
let us by all means have that fact established.
as there Bourbon among us?