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sou TIERN
4 0 YEaxn ercial COLLEGE.

WRITING INSTTT UTE.
fjNHE Iirsl term oi this College will COM =
1 mence on MONDAY, Feb. l5 in the 81
.,iga and spacious room IN Coaper's block &s3
uu Cherry street five doors above Deaderick.
The c0rse instruction in this institution will embrace
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
Aud Penniausmp.
NopupiI will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified "a 5clarge the duties Of the accountant
Sldcnis will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted b the best regulated houses the country
hal greatly iessenlng the amount 0t labor and liability to
en- and another winch renders the of the Cash book
and journal supeIuouS and enables the bOOk-keeper
post his personal accounts daily, and his merchandise and
cash ; oca may suit his convenience.
ihs latter form particularly designed for the use
ot tetail establishments.
They will be taught simple process By which the mcr-
ut uav at times ascertain the amount of his loss or
gam together with the quantity of goods on hand without
sEfng the tedious process OF taking inventory.
This institution will be permanent, aud has been esab-
lsbed 10 meet the already important and growing com
nerca interests Of the city OF Nashville and Stale of Ten
nesse and il designed 10 place upon basis inferior
none in this country.
The importance to every business man. ID q knowledge
accounts, must be sufficiently Obvious to all rehectn
tu-ads.
Tuthe man Of wealth il is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically, and without peCunia loss
aud the Lawyer is often called upOn the discharge OF
hs professional duties, 10 unTavel the intricate ac-
counts buto the young who depends upon his own
lSourCeS for livelihood IL IS invaluable. IL gives him
lo,i'iOn which nothing else
lie holds the post Of confidential cterk in his employers
service
la connection with this establishment is department for
tr henedt those ghO wish take lessons in writing
M where elegant hand writing will be impaired 10 all
vino place themselves under the OF the preceptor.
Pupils entering this institution not limited 10 any
number of lessons but Tor specified price continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
The privilege OF reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period, tree Of charge.
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The place which the Bible occupies in the his
tory OF the world knows no parnllel As d svs-
met Of objective truth for fallen race il admits
Of NC Improvement and Of increase There
are no heights nor depths, no lengths nor breadths
which are not already included in it, OF selEad-
vance it can know nothing; it il already at the
goal its only grief ia that man will not follow
All his wanderngs it has forsecn; all his emergen-
cies provided for. Its scheme was laid at first os
the calculation OF every element in mans nature,
and every combination Of which those elements
admit. Its march through time has been marked
hy train Of blessings Silently a. the light .
comes, AMI the darkness OF ages fees b,lure it
With the majesty Of iaw it com,s. and the anarchy
of evil subsidies into order aud p,agc There !,
no form of guilt which it has not sanq Iishei no
intensity Of anguish which il has uot sssuaged -
An still it awaits each succeeding seurtation, on a,
higher level and at new starting point. beekos-
ing the way To unattainrl height, Of anoxlej...
and excellence.
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30 FmE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

I,EN NMouR'S GALNANIC ABDOMINAL
y st FPUE 4 T. K. remedial Agent,
u .bod Of applying old AMI most popular one, Is
loseutea To The Profession and through II to all who
all, ted, with diseases requiring the application Al
VANISH, such as AmeHOrheA; ChiorOss DysmenOreheA
PTo6psus ter,' ieuchorhea; hysteria Lumbag pain
ln ID" back peig dependant aOny of the stOmgch(
weakness from OF the muscular
e5O, aud all ktn1red aueCtious. Physicians il l.
uouGh u say lut- !ustElueHl
Tie current H made to pass through organ,
TOusng and stthulluE Ito healthy action thus assisting
authors OF the day, Medical Journals a6J ly. in
Nashville aId other cities using the
scientifically constructed Abdominal SunUo, Vet
iaysEtet which VIII be apparent s,cndc mrn an
iu-psCtiOnit Is constructed that .lhrr
mechanical support may re dispensed WITH ns nsy hT5
Gated by each Pm srsTs hail asu puant III, - -
of the iuost Troublesome Of
ten tax their patience Ard skill
SeymOuT'S GbstetTiCal Supporier
This and sustain Ladies' an that rrs, 49,
would thRS Of l!sprnang with its they knew b
is o. places uudcr the control patient m
the aid requires. No Ecvoucher maintain his oh-
tflgAl practice, no does notuse H. when efficacy been
made known 70 the pu6lc.
S-YNOUR'S PLACESCA FORCEPS. TlstrSrrume,t
M D In Nashville Gud other place, usng hen.) Al or.
dsrs AddTsssedta r, u. PAYNE,
care at Berry Il DemoyIlls Nashville Team
fnm tha States Missouri kentucky, Tennessee. A.
bsms Georgia Fiorida, Mississippi LOuisians irAas or
Arksnsas Asf above Ia meet " th
BTomptatteHttOu.
Tbey eau also b. had 81 the following houses
J. 6 BROWNS Il. q. SCOEE.'S, ". F. GRAY'S j.
NJ ZINlTEIMAN'S, e., ". HENDERSHOT'S Mrs L. A
co. E Nos H",th Market 81, and {. A. BOBlNSONG
20, Shelby vile.
mars 'Sl-6a
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A RARE CHANGE FOR 4 PROFITABLE


4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!-I offer for sEA
"A sale nv farm. Is ing in District No. 6, on Mill e.
Geek ten miles from the city immed atey the Nash
st. aud Chattanooga Railroad and half a mile from An
J.ncu Depot The land fronts than oneiOurth Of
lnus on the Railroad The soil of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility. About one half the tract is
heag tmbCrrd and market for all the wood furnished
D., the Railroad. The contains aoOut 2il acres, well
ataTed and tae most under good cedar fence The
At Creek Valley Turnpike is finished TO within two
tnr hundred yards OF the land To any person wishing
se lf the most desirable Farms in Davidson county,
e.1zl.ent opportunity offered. The Improvements
.r- good ana substantial CHAS. NJ. HAYS.
iy..t l--4-erkN
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L nc following scene Is from len Nights ~ a
Bar-room, and What saw There" by r. s. Ar
thur, just published by L. p. Brown and Co..
Father. father, the clear earnest voice of Mary,
was heard calling.
I'm coming, dear answered Morgan.
Come quick wont you?'
Yes, love Aud Morgan got up and dressed
hnsclf-but with unsteady hands and every sisu
Of nervous prostraton. In a little while with the
assistance Of his wife, he was ready, and supported
by her, came tottering into the room where Mary
was lying. --
'Oh. father What light broke over her coun-
tcnance-'Ive been waiting for you so long.
thought you were never going to wake up. Now
kiss me father
. What eau do for you, Nary asked Morgan
tenderly, as he laid his face down upon the pillow
beside his daughter.
Nothing, father. Idon't want anything only
wanted to see you little while
I'm here, now love
Dear father" How earnestly, yet tenderly she
spoke, laying her hand upon his face.
You have always been good to me father
oh no. I've never been good TO anybody, sob
bed the weak, broken-spirited man, as he raised
hmslf from the pillow. .....-
How deeply touched was Mrs. Slade as she sat
the silent witness of this scene.
You have not been good to yourself, father, but
you've always been good to me-
Don't, Mary! don't say anything about that, in
terposed Morgan. Say that have been very bad
very wicked. Oh. Mary, dear! only wish that
I was as good as you are; I'd ike to die then and
90 right away from this evil world. wish there
was no liquor to drink-no taverns-no bar-rooms
Oh, wish was dead
And the weak, trembling, halfpalsied man again
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VI tested during the past year, by many Of the
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
u refer TO Mr. Samuel Watkins, whose cured
most inyeterate Scoia. Also tie servant of Mr. j..
Collins the same disease Five cases Of Cancer have
been cured twenty O Bone FeUn. Mr. K. H. 0neSs
son cured Of Sore Eyes ate- having been under the
treatment Of of the distinguished Physicians
eight months almost totally bind.
At least hundred re pectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who will vuuch for the great
benefits OF his Of treatment without the OF the
knit or mercury.
Cancer Scrofula, rheumatism, Fstula Mercurial Dis
eases, Ulcers, old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all n
purities Of the blood
Twenty years et constant Practice fifteen New Orleans
prior to coming Nashville. Those interested, res.
pectfuly invited to CALL examine and consult free of any
charge.
Office No II Union St. near Cherry.
novl0-Iv EDWARD TIINNAS
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I.ANnRETII,s GARnEN NEEIIS.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE, OF MEDICINE

rIVHE WINTER SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will begin October 9 1854
Full course Of LECTUEEs given both in the Winter
aud SunlTner DEGsEFs are conferred March and July.
FEE4-One full course SSj Perpetual Ticket, Sl5O.-
Matrcuation. - Graduation Fee $50. To those who
have attended two full courses IN another institution $5u
iaoluding Graduation fte.
Personal interest by the Faculty in the welfare
and prograss Of every Student Examinations given
aT b the Professors upon each branch In a facilities
I,F aaHcti0n tas school equal To any in the Country.
OF further information, address
D. HOWARD RAND, NJ. ID, DEAN.
lU6 South Nnih Street Philadelphia.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORIAs,


WALNUT grows, JEFFERSON ST. NASHVILLE, Tenn.
THE subscriber takes this method of returning his most
sincere thanks his friends and the public generally
for the patronage he has already received and would say
them that he able furnish all kinds of Stoqe
fencing, Gaping, sllS, steps, iSc, &c.
Flagging.-Sawed, bush hammered and self faced.
PdCES Sawed three thick g per square YARD
Bush hammer i've &" -
Self-Gced, two a. d" %
Orders Thankfully received and promptly attended
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MAERIED-By Rev II. I;nuisry cn me 6th O.
August DR.. j. z. lIrGHEs ii Fayettr countS. /.
Miss ISDIaXA +. Molly. ol Shpliy county. i-t
neSsee.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. a. J Parrish, NJ, :
w. DIcxsoS, Of the firm of I.eech y Dickson, q.
Mrs. NJ. J. HARDIN, all of Charlotte, Tern.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
i OFFIcE-NO. IL, DEADERICK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN-Is furnished
20 subscribers the following rates: Single copies
ear ia advance 81 so within the year 50 O0 at the end
'f the year s. CO. CLU9s-Of five and upwards-$2 90
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7 &c lI-WEEkLf is published every Tuesday Thursday
ad Saturday at Is per in advance; if paio
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FOX s. POLHEMUS.

SO Broad Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
orr far Sale the toHo0iRg Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
TEw-EEGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 ach, all
numbers hard and soft; also all the various widths OF
anvaas manufactured this establishment comprising
r variety known to the trade, and offered at the lowest
Iales.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK wOodberry and
iount Vernon Extra. full assortment OF this superior
iabic.
WILLIMANTIC COTTON DUcK-ls, IS 90 and %
mch all numbers hard and soft This fabric awarded
Le highest Premium at the London Worlds Fair, also at
State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARX DUCK-Plain and twilled,
manufactured BY the Grceawoods Company superior
tce tor light sails tents, awnings &C.; also Mount Yer
yiled Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
A Light Cotton Ravens plain - TO 81 inch Heavy, do.
dc.
COTTON SAIL TWIEE-A full assortment
TARPAULINs, HAMMOCKS, STUFFs, &c.
PAPER FELTING-S0 to " inch, made very heavy,
expressly for dIier tets
CAR COVERING-Cotton Canvass all widths from so
10 lSO inches and all numbers, made expressly for
ag and roofing railroad csrs perfectly and permanently
Waterproof, aud more enduring than the car itself
ESAMELLIEG CANVASS, 50, 40 45 and 90 inch
plain and Iwled. IN every variety.
BAGS AND 8AGGING-Oi every description. Seam
Bags whole all size, in bales Of lUU 200 snd
Suo combining strength, utility and cheapnes for grain
AID meal unsurpassed.
Warp aud Filling heavy twiled do do 20, %, 40 and
WOOL sACKs-woven whole all sizes. new and desra-
blo article. ieb25 '54-lyd.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
- ZEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed,
- received and warranted tresh &c, comprising all
brough market Extra Early Peas Ear
Is May Pefs Six week beans Glove Onions, &C. by the
Gallon Also. Cabbage Button Onions, &C. &c, by the
pound }. g. BROWN,
febl2 No AZ, College Street.
~ REAT BARGAIN I1y A FARh.-ONE
u HUNDRED ACRES of land finely located the
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad II or IL miles from
Nashville comfortable dwelling with rooms good
orchard aud excellent spring nearly half of the land
Is finely umbered. bargain can be had by making I'M
mediate application No C55 u Cher1s street. to
JOHN L. i K. W. BROWN,
RaalE ESt
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81 ColIege Street, opposite Planters Bank NasIIVIc
mar

AND FOR SALE.-A TRACT Of LAND
l. containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SIN acres,
HydeS Ferry Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, OF
which 20 In cultivation and the Oleraby
well timbered in Blue Grass with Dwelling House.
never failing water, &c, &c
ALSO, SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, IhreefuurthS of a
mile from the above fer and heavily TlMBERED
will be sold at AUCTION at the Court House door in
Nashville the % day of SEPTEMBER next, Tor
third c 5 Il, and the rest in ONE AND TWO YEARS
without interest Title unquestionable.
w. Driver who resides the rst Tract will SHOW the
premises JOHN RAINS
F. l.. RAINS,
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ENGLySH CATTLE.

TlNl Agrcnura Societies and ohers requiring The best
4 Breed Cattle from England, embracing
FINFBLOOD HORSES, SH0RT-H0RNED CATTLE,
gitt Deyons Hereford's Ayrshire and Alderny COWS.
AlSu-Fine Southdown, Cotswold's and leicester
SHEEP
AiSO.-Sufolk, Essex aud Berkshire SWINE. I'm.
pored on Commission by
Messrs. TH0S. BELTS BROTHERS.
ETefy Information with regard and shipments
G stock 10 America will be strictly attended to by apply
ia.g ~ + q. EASTMAN, Nashville Tenn. lje24
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TELEGRAPH CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
Nni.A Elk TIE SLAAnN.

HOPE the citizens Will not deprive themselves Ot the
Of this good water, which has been beneficial to
number who have used for three Those per
sons can for themselves the spring who use the
believe if each and every person would drink of
this water twice day they would be troubled with
darrhea for example, yuh may eat any thing YOU WISH
and you this water will be perfectly dIgested for
have eaten diet that wuIld have soured stomach
IN five minutes il had MT used this water
Terms made known al the Spring.
june25-G b. A. COLE, Proprietor.
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SUNDRIES.

R srFwARr. Il. l. wEAKLEY
STEWART & WEAkLEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway. Nashville. Tennessee.
} SUNDRIES.
6OO0 lbs Manea Cordage 1000 lbs Tared Cordage;
1000 lbs Gotten COrdage 500 bags fine Salt;
So reels pac'g Yarn; 200 " coarse do;
I lOO bales 0akum; 25 hhds Sugar;
800 lbs ass'd Twine; loo bags Rio Coffee
% bbs Rosin; 10 bbls Lard Oil
! 25 bbls Pitch; leo bbls Iebl Molasses;
I so pigs Lead; % dOz Corn Drooms;
5 kegs bar do; 5 bags Pepper;
go " ass'd Nails; 80 boxes No | Soap
SS wrot Spikes; 10 Scotch Snun;
10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind CiglrS
% boxes manufactured Tobacco;
10 " Smoking Tobacco;
80 & ground Mustard and Pepper;
10 dOz Zinc Wash Boards;
200assoried Dimajons
chests best Imperial and Black Teas;
25 bbls crushed and powdered Sugar;
100 bbs Whisky, various brands;
25 bags old government Rio Cutfre:
80 " aSs'd Yarns, from p. Wood's Factory;
l0kegs Golden Syrup;
- boxes Summer Candles;
50 /" Star do; ...
50 doz Mason'S Blacking;
so boxes half pint, pint and pint FlasIS;
200 bags Maneys Table Salt
Indigo, Nader Soda, Wrapping Paper, Copperas Yer
macia Maccarnna. Market Blankets, Mops Casup, Pow
angi - " ~ STEWART wEAKLEY
GROCERIES,, Ac-FRESI ARRIVALS,
200 SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE-new crop;
% sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 bbls Mackerel fish Of So;
20 do good Java do; 20 kits do;
so hhds new Sugar; 90 boxes Cod Fish;
so 5bs Moasses; 90 :" Smoked Herrings
8015 do do; 200 =" Sardines;
% do Colder Syrup 20 q Is gal. qt jar Pickles;
90 do Crushed Sugar; 20 Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do 10 = Pepper Sauce;
so do Loaf do; 3 Sa Btters;
10 tierces fresh Rice; 81 dOz painted Buckets;
SO boxes and half boxes N. 10 nests '' Tubs
T. RaisinS; 5 casks London Porter;
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Alspice;
10 bags 5 Almonds 90 Pepper;
casks Pecan Nuts; 10 Race Ginger,
bbls Brazil do
With other articles in the grocery line just
received and for sale low for CASH by
Gecl1 E. s. CHEATHAM &CO
CHAMPAGNE, /
S0 BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne a superior ar
~ ce of the best brands Just received and for sale
by Ldecll S. CHEATHAM co.
FINE WINES, lsRANDIES, &c.
1913 CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 g Sherry;
81 Port;
lo9z pipes pure Cognac Brandy, oldan fine;
2U15 casks
2pipes " Holland Gin;
puncheOns Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted COrdias;
For sale by [declll E.S. CHEATHAM co.
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Carbonate Of Iron Carbonate of Magnea Carbonate Of
Lime, Suphate Of Magnesa, Sulphate of Lime Muate of
Maguesia Nuriate Of Soda
The specific gravity of fresh wserwas 0l222-distilled
water being taken as the standard.
understand that the has already been beneficial
10 several invads 1t viii be beneficial greater de-
gree when taken fresh from the Spring should pro
nouuce Smuan and tonic and adapted consequently
TO cases Of debility accompanied with an annmc c0ndi
ton OF the system. and -iudcaed in plehorlc and
iutaInmat0ry states.
June "a lS-2 Il CHARD Q. CURRY.
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N. MYERS, A. G. CARTER
EEA NEW zun
38A STOCK OF CARRIAGES. *. .SSisSssS

II. n MYERS, A. c. CARTER
cRlEA NEW zsSun
SsaE STOCK OF CARRIAGES. * lSSS.zIS1sz&
when We have money ride in chases,
When We have walk bejAses."
I'VE have just received our stock of CARRIAGES,
w consisting of the finest Coaches Calashes Rockaways
French Phetous, Broughams, BaroucheS and Bugges.-
This work selected Mr. MYsRS in the besI Manu-
factory in New York, and think is the best stock Of
Carriages offered in the market will be sold at
any pTice above cost.
N B-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied al the shortest notice
MYERS Il CARTER
Uay21-tt No. SO. Lower Market street.
don AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
I'D Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
Tor term OF years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary TO make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County Tennessee and for she
several years have been much requenIed By the citizens
OF Davidson, Williamson, Maur; and other Geghborng
counties ANY wishing rent or lease will address
MRS ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua P. o., Hickman county, Tenn,
3 /. FINLEY,
81 College street. opposite Planters Bank, Nashville.
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las HS. nDKN.


IMPORTER and de iler IN line Lord5n Liverpool, a1i
Geneva Watches. of tie mos! ccstbrated makers. No
G04 Chestnut street lhiade!phld Las constantly ou hard
some Il the finest watches that he .ct IN tho CITY,
comprising chrouometers which peg'ecllr adjusted
for the different changes of temper Iturt and warranted
perfect tmckeepets Dupe and tatea' Lever Watches IN
Hunting aud Open-lac cases. nhch viii he seat to
partot the uuou securely preSel al Pc' wing A. t"-
lows.
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/ AHU OIL--A supply Ui Nlnuur ,Tr .-7,.- I, ], =
l. OIL, Just received and for sale by
Jun22 STRETCH + ORp
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100 To $500 IN Go.IC4scs

W. having had many yea3S experience II some Of
Tue "a ge't manufacturing houses ia undun guarantee
he correct performance all watches purchased um ht,
as no "4' T. offered Tor sale until thoroughly eNsUne
All description o watches properly repaire ON The ,T..
mlses' 40 svi Chesnui st, PhladelHhia
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INo COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have A
large and well assorted stock Of Fancy Goods which
we viii sell by the Piece at small advance an eastern cos,
iO' cash; OF "n snort the' STEVENSON X WHITE
lAI-o ~ 81 l,nl'aCe 81
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Death Of Little Mary Morgan.

The following scene is from Ten Nights in
Bar-room. and What saw There" by r. S. Ar
thur just published by L. 7. Brown and Co.:
Father! father. the clear earnest voice of Mary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
PROSPECTS OF TIE NEBRASKA BILL.

Our confidential advces from the adversary's camp
at Washington import that the leading advocates of
Douglass Nebraska Inquity entertain no doubt of
their ability TO carry it, and to pass it by the
close Of the current week. Their programme is as
follows:
On Wednesday, the debate in the Senate is to be
closed according to the notice already given by Mr..
Douglas. The final vote is to be taken on that day if
possible, but before adjournment on Thursday at any
rate The passage of the bill is to be regarded as
matter of that it will be sent to the House
by Friday morning at fgrthest
In the House. the Speaker will not be able to see or
hear any body else than Col Richardson of Illinois, who
will move that the bill be put on its passage forthwith
resisting every entreaty that be sent to the Commit
tee Of the Whole or otherwise subjected to amend
ment Hitherto, Richardson has kept his tender footed
followers docle by assuring them in TO every
inquiry, that he will afford the amplest opportunities
for consideration, and not press the bill to vote until
every one who has amendment prepared shall have
offered and obtained decision upon it, Blu. he will
insist that these promises referred only to has
BILL now laying asleep the Speakers table and not to
Mr. Douglass bill coming down from the Senate If the
household troops stand up the rack he expects to
put the Senate Dill through oy majority OF about ~,
within two days from its reception at farthest have it
signed sealed and delivered and be ready upon
all remonstrants with the query, Well, gentlemen
how do you propose to help yourselves Don't YOU
see the is past surgery Wouldn't it he adysa
"ble to stop crying split milk and go back to sell
ing your tape and dmity if nothing unusual had
happened
Such is the programme, we are reliably assured.
Whether all the screws will hold remains to be seen
but if they do, the Nebraska bill is to be law within
ten days at srthest Let no adversary of Reputation
absent himself from Washington under the delusion
that the bill cannot be pressed to vote for the next
fortnight 1t is likely TO be in the House within the
present week and its fate there will probably be de-
cded by the first vote upon it, which will be taken
within two hours after its reception