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procure the authority from each to with
draw the name or names of a portion of
each ticket, and substitute in his or theis
places, the name or names of those on the
other ticket respectively, aud thus have
one set of candidates of the Democratic
party.
CHAS. KING, Cham.
J. A. Hill, Sec'y.
The above was received, and the com
mttee authorized to again meet with the
other conference committee, and to state
to that body, that the central committee
have no authority to withdraw any por-
ton of the Democratic nominations, from
the fact that majority of Democratic
delegates in convention had made them,
and never delegated to the central com,
mttee the power to alter them, ut
would respectful Iy suggest to the other
committee that the ticket being nominated
by an irregular convention, be wi hdrawn,
and come INTO the support of the regular
ticket, as good Democrats We conceive
this to be a duty, for the sake of the har-
mony and prosperity of the Democratic
party.
After an hours absence the special com
mittee returned, and reported that they
had again been in joint conference with
the other special committee, who had
submitted the following proposition, and
further, that there did not seem to be any
chance for an agreement:
AUBURN, August 2d, '54.
The undersigned being duly appointed
"A committee of conference, on the part of
the Democratic Central County Commit
tee, of which 5. c Astin is chairman,
H I'VE to report that they have conferred
with said central committee, and that
said central committee have received an
article of agreement signed by each OF
their nominees respectively, granting
the said central committee full power to
withdraw any one of them or portion OF
the ticket for the purpose of harmony and
reconciliation in the Democratic party
If like action is had with the nominations
made by the other wing OF the Democi attic
party, not otherwise.
JNO. D. CARPENTER,
j c. DUELL,
j. A. HILL.
On motion, the report of the special
committee was received.
On motion the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Rcsoiped, That we recommend to our
Democratic bethren throughout the coun-
ty, to thoroughly organize, and exert
themselves for the good of the cause, and
honest principles.
On motion the committee adjourned.
TABB MITCHELL, Chm.
Democratic Central Committee
d. B. Curtis, Secretary.
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CERTIFICATES OF SH ARES
ARE NOW READY AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH.

~ Prizes will be forwarded in good order.
by Express. 10 all parts of the Mines
San Francisco July 18th, '54-my.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

The Washington Union publishes the following
important prociarnation from the President, rela-
tive to the late Sonora expedition
RI TIE President OF THE UNITED STATEs-A
Proclamation Whereas information has been re-
ceived bv me that unlawful expedition has been
CITED out in the State of California with view to
invade Mexico-a nation maintaining friendly re-
I.t;ons with the United States-and that other ex-
petitions are organizing within the United states
Tor the same unlawful purpose and whereas GER
-, citizens and inhabitants of this country, IN
,nndf,I Of their obligations and duties, and OF the
-. ~ a friendly power have participated, and
90 about 10 participate, in these enterprises so
Sogatorv TO oar national character, and so threat
anin9 10 our tranquility and are thereby mourning
tbp severe penalties imposed by law against such
offenders So E,
Now. therefore, l, Franklin Pierce, President OF
,be Tinted States, have issued this my proclama-
t;on warning sl persons who shall connect them
selves with any such enterprise or expedition that
the penalites of the law denounced against such
criminal conduct will be rigidly enforced and ex-
hort all good ciuzens as they respect our laws or
the law of nations as they value the blessings oil
neaca and the welfare OF their country, to dis
countenance and by all lawful means prevent, such
criminal enterprises; and call upon all officers of
chs government civil and military, to use any eff
forts which may be in their power to arrest for
trial aud punishment every such offender.
Given under my hand and the seal of the United
States, at Washington, this eighteenth
asy of January. in the year of our Lord
r. 81 one thousand eight hundred and fifty -four,
and the seyenty-eighth of the independ-
euce of the United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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MISSISSIPPI AND MARYLAND.

We published the excellent resolution of the de-
mocracy Of Georgia few days ago.
The following resolutions, introduced by Mr..
Mcwn1IE, of Madison, were adopted by the SEN
ate of Mississippi by vote Of 20 in the affirmative
to in the negative:
l. Resolved, By the Legislature of the State OF
Mississippi, that we cordially approve of the Ad-
ministraton of Franklin Pierce that we recog-
nize in him firm uphoder Of the Union OF the
States and fearless defender of State Rights as
expounded and understood by the fathers OF the Re-
public.
2. Resolved, That the policy Of the President as
exhibited in his message and executive appoint
ments in discountenancing all further slavery agta
ton ''in and out of Congress meets our nearly up
probation; both on account OF the consonance Vi
his known antecederts and pledges before MS e'ec
ton and because we believe that the discussion oi
the exciting questions connected herewith IS emil
antv DANGEROUS to the institution itself, and dis
trnctive of the best interests of the country.
2 Resolped. That the appointment by the Pres
dent of Mississippi's favorite son, Col Jefferson
Davis to seat in the Cabinet, is just canse of re-
iocing to the people of this State That the Pres
ident in selecting him TO preside over the War De-
partment whilst he exhibited patriotic devotion to
the interest ofthe whole nation, in the choice of one
possessing such eminent abilities at the same time
manifested becoming Difference to the voice of the
people of the South in making an integral portion
of his administration that hero and statesman, who
is no less distinguished for his chivalry on the field
of battle his wisdom in the Cabinet, and his elo-
auence in the Senate than for his patriotic devo
ton to the interest of every part of our common
country.
The newly elected Governor of Maryland-Gov
Ltoox-in his inaugural address, says:
.sThe recent installation of franklin Pierce as
President of the Republic owing to the momentous
isenes supposed to be involved in the late Presiden
tial canvass, was marked by an unusual exhibition
Of popular feeling, and furnished an occasion Of
sincere cougratulaton to every friend OF the Union
and the Constitution. To the manly utterance Of
the sound doctrines which characterize his inaugu
raj address, the whole country signfedits approva
and acouiescence; my own judgment cordially en-
dorsed the views there laid down the basis of hi
administration, and with undminished confidence
in his determination sacredly to carry them out,
look forward to an able and patriotic administra
zion of the general government
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SENATE-AFrERNooN SESSION

WEDNESDAY, Jan %
The law reform bill came up as the special or
der. Sundry verbal amendments were offered by
Mr.. Bell and adopted.
Mr.. Bell spoke in favor and Mr.. Dunlap, of Shell
by, in opposition to the passage Of the bill
The bill passed on the second reading; ayes, l6
noes 8; as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Bell, Bewley, Bowles Carriger,
Davis, Frazer, Havron Jones, Moore, Nave, Nix
Oh, Northcutt, Reagan, Reid, Robertson, and Mr..
Speaker Polk.
NoEs-Messrs Benton, Cock, Dunlap of Shell
by, Dunlap of Henry, Farquharson, Nelson, Per-
kins and Rogers
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~" Hon. Mr. Walker and Gen. Jessup, in let
t,rs to the Tamnany Society, atther cel,bration of
the Sth of January, urge union of the Democra-
tic party in New York, in eloquent language, and
with patriotic earnestness. When reason shall have
resumed its empire over the disafected Hardsl and
when they shall have become satisfied their opposi-
ton to the administration will not succeed in en-
oarrassing it in the least it is probable they may
relnqulsh some of their stubbornness, and consent
70 some reasonable terms of nninn - I'M ILlneS
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~ The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun states that the new treaty with Mexico
gives great satisfaction at the capital We else
where publish the fullest synopsis yet received Of
this treaty As explanatory of the Washington
Unions contradiction of the New York Herald s
statement concerning this treaty, we copy the fol-
lowing from the Suns correspondence:
1t may be rememberedtha when the Union con-
t1adicted officially, the story that Col Gadsden had
made a treaty, there was not only no treaty here,
but the President had private letter from Mr.
Gadsden, expressing his regret that his negotis-
tons had failed He was about to leave Mexico
without treaty, unless Santa Anna accepted his
propositions under the impulse Of his financial ne
cesities.
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r. L. CRENSHAW.
A. c. FARIs.
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CONTENTS
W.T.. BERRY co.

A v Il j ) X c ii " L
M POLEAN At ST. HELENA !
History of the Captivity OF Napolean ST. Helena the
Letters and Journals of the Late Lieut. Gen. SIR HUDsoS
LowE and Official Documents not before made public
By WILLIAM FoRsYrH N. A. vols. limo.
This work, which has been anxiOusy expected for MAJ
ny years, $50 great historical importance IL eon4
much new and important matter concerning the CAPTIVITY
of Napolean ST. Helena. The explanatory portions
markably well written erse vgoroes. and emnenty Ia
cid
The task though long delayed has finally been peIiorm
ed appears US with perfect manuess cleaTress and
conviction. Mr. FOrSy Ia style is adminby fitted for bis
suhect-far orcble and argumen;ave. BE- bis work I'd
has done credit 20 himself and cleared the character Of
brave. an honest and high minded English soldier and
gentleman We know no amPier panegyric on the uses
Of the successes Of Observation-Disclosures Magazine.
Its historical importance is Of the highest value; an
whether agreeor with the various conclusions ID
which its author would fam lead the reader amply del
serves and Will reward the careful perussl Of every Ieso
who isineresed in the subject Of AiheneuD
As Of the Captivity of Napoleon it without
arrival in the fidelity Of details admirable pictures 4
the ex-emperor and It's general veraety.-New MONTH
Magazine
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DIR. Morse,s Invigoratine cordial.

ohS sure ana safe Remedy yet discovered for Gene
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Business, Loss of Memory, Mental Debility &C. &c See
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j. w. DODGE would respectfully announce to III.
citizens of Nashville that having nearly completed his pre
sent engagements and being with his family DELAYED b,
the low stage oil water and Packet to ST Louis he will
remain to execute few Miniature Portraits, if i'm
mediate application be made
Studio over the Music Store FL. B. WEST, Union St
dec2T-G
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Dental CASES.

tfTE have hand 7e Dental Cases OF Instruments of
w assorted szts, which selling at Philadelphia
prices For sale by STRETCH ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College and Union
streets. jan26 "a
ETSTRAY-HUMPHREYS COUNTY, TENN-TA-
L KEN upby VIM H. Smith, living in Humphreys ceuu-
District No = about five miles Southwest OF Wavery
dark BAY MARE about fifteen years old, shod all round
No brands pcrceivabe valued to five dollars by A NJ Va
den and VIM. Berry, on the 9th of January.
W. WHITE, Ranger
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER AND SHOUL.
DER BRACES.

WE have just received large supply of Supporters
w and Shoulder Braces for persons Of all Sizes from
the smallest child up to the largest AsO few of the
Galvanc Abdominal Supporters and superior style
For sale by ian26 STRETCH h ORR
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Life. Health. Yigor Secured.

DR.. Morse's Invigoratng Elixir Cordial is spreading
health hope and joy among the Sick the weak, and the all
ing in every section of the Union Strange that herb
casually discovered in the deserts under the Equator where
civilization unknown, should be destined to work COM
pete revolution in Medical SCIENCE The faculty are puz-
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going down. stage by stage to the weakness Of utter help
essness this preparation arrests the progress of deba-
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headache neuralgia dyspepsia bilious disease general de-
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feels immediate benefit from its use, and by peFseverng
it. fully the health and the energies which belong
to the best conditions of the physical and mental systems
These vouched for by the highest written tesmo
N.Y. they patent TO the experience OF every human being
who has given the Cordial al trial.
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars
for twelve dollars.
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1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and by W. F. GRAY, SOLE AGENI,
successor to Cartwright Armstrong corner of Marke
and Broad streets, Nashville, Tenn jan--lm dtrwdw.
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GLEASON'S PICTORIAL, and THE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for 1s54.-The above two Weekly News
papers altogether the most popular and best Family
Literary papers of this country. their distributing
agent for this city Our friends may rely upon receiving
them regularly at FHAGAh'S,
ianI4 NJ, rket street
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THE COUNTESS D,CHARNEY.

F. HAGAN, Market street has just received, complete
in two vols, Alexander Dumas Thrilling Romance THE
COUNTESS DCHARNEY; Or tho Fall of the French
Monarchy. Price 81 co. complete
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+NoTE-Mr. Bullen's amendment above referred
to was to the effect that the Cincinnati and Cum
berland Gap Railroad should have State aid to its
intersection with the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad or to the Greenville and Frer Oh Broad
Railroad, conditioned that the company first COM
plying with the acquisitions of the bill shall be en-
titled to State aid from the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad to Paint Rock il the North Caro-
uia line, and that only one Road to that point
shall receive aid from the State
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PERCY EFFISGHAM.

F. HAGAN, Market street. just in receipt of another
supply of this very interesting Romance BY Henry CocktOn
author of the valentine yox," &c, &c.
Ths trade supplied on accommodating terms
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPER'S AND GODEY'S MAGAZINES shall con-
tnue to receive SELL and deliver the above popular Mag
aznes al Publishers prices Those wishing to subscribe
may be sure of receiving them regular and early the
Publishers Agent F. HAGAN,
janl4 Market street
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TKCSSES.

WE hive hand unusually large assortment Of
w TIusses, of the most approved patterns Persons
ling any, would do well TO call and the above
jau26 "a STRETCH i ORRS.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
BULwER'S NOVELS.

F. HAGAS, Market street. has for sale Buwers entire
Novels, in one volume, comprising
Felham. Eugene Aram,
Disowned, The Student
Devereanx, Rieuzi
Paul Clifford Falkland,
Last Days of Pompeii Pilgrims of the Rhine
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LATE ARRIVALS

JUST RECEIVING AND IN STORE
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| 30 Old Goy'nt Java; $50 kits Nos l. ? and do;
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SUGAR.-2CO hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades, for
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SODA-5O kegs best Birmingham Soda, for sale BY
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(tHEEsE-Ioo boxes W Cheese, for sale by
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Do COFFEE-I0j bags prime Rio Coffee to arrive
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pOARDING HUUSE-We are keeping a flrst
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the superintendent of Or, WM. A. BINNs and Lady.
JAMS "a DABBS PORTER
A FORTUNE IN ONE YEAR FOR sIOJ.
THE undersigned WILL TIE receipt of ST. post paid
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ian25 '54-1m Hampshire Maury CO., Tennessee.
STORING COTTON,
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store and ship cotton Liberal advances made to
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MEMOIRS OF ABERyETRY.

Memoirs of JOHN ABEKSErHY. Z. z. 5. Withs
View Of his Writings Lectures and
Character By George MacgL.
WAN +. RIOS.
Nh Macilwain has of the first requisites for any sub
a living knOwledgeo it, He knew A5erneihy b0ti
pupil and medical friend in alter lie, and he
thoroughly acquainted with his works This knowledge AZ
pears IN whatever topic be handes.-Spectator
We recommend these interesting and important volumes
in the strongest terms the Of the pu0ic-Ob
server.
A memoir of high professional and general ineres;
Morning Post.
A Book which ought to be read BY every one-LoBdo1
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FOR MEMPHIS,

TINE Z. 8. Mail Packet EMBASSY, .fsro- h.
IL Capt DAVIS, leaves here Friday, kr5tkAxS
the 9th, at p. NJ connecting at Memphis ~ -
with the New Orleans and Memphis Packets.
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SPIRITUALISM.

By John W. Edmonds and George I. Dexter NJ D., with
an appendix BY Nathaniel p Talmadge late u s Sena-
tor and Governor of Wisconsin Fifth Edition. A few
copies just received by
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books,
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HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN Anec.
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FIELDS, SCRAP.HOOK.


f. Hagsn, Market street. has just received another
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FANNY FERN,S NEW BOON.

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Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends-By the Author
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