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0UacHTTA RIHER.

VIII leave on or about WEDNESDAY May H. st o'clock
EyOR CAMDEN, FRENCH,PROP., -
III BEArH HILL. LITTLE BAY, MLlER,s salkaE5sst!3S
BLUFF, Eel DOR ABoLANDINGC HA MPAeNoa s1f@SSzsSs
WiLMLNaToS MORO 1 MpISG, PIGEos I'LL SAk NJ,
PORT UNION; raENfoN MONROE, COLI hfBIA, HARRISON
BuRf TRISITY md al in,srmsda ouahia
L0TIsALThe light
LOUISA Keeling, will For freight
passage, apply board or to Il
rnytI r.,
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WdBaSH RIVER.

win leave FRIDAY, Wv "a, :. o'elots r.m.
LyOR WABASH RIVER and EVANS ses :
v! LE, u. f.e tssuia, passenger packet =, Ls
landings
o passage, appl5 bosrd, Or to
~ The S. will take freight ior all landings ohio
8 Evsnsvie.
E plan The Cabin by ar
pIyiug to the Ag nts, Il
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EXTRA ORDINARY. CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER BY HoI-
toWAYs PILLS, IN VAN pIEAfAs's LAND-Msrgaet MrCon-
nineteen residing
from vnept heum tic Fewer for viii had
en deprived h Of he her ns PERIOD
N e. Of three q The nfst medical in bart
Town. and by them her considered hopern
upon rasauts CELEBRATED
PILLS. winch hey eCuseuied de- ncfeiby
effected The particulars OF A
nom The Hobart ToS COlrler.n
HOLLOW AY
Temple Bar london and All .hs ssReable Druggists
Dealers Medicines the United States
81 50 EACH Wholesale principal Drag Houses
Uaons and by Msssrs B. York and WRIGHT
Z CO., New Orleans.
There considerable saving taking thu
NRDctonr for the guidance in disorder
ABxadt oea aug II
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~ ENUINE HElDSlECK CO CHAMPAG,

GENUINE HElDS1ECK co. GHAMPAGNEs
R The snbners having been appointed by Mesrs Hdieck
Co succeed Mr. Enge heretofore sole
fully calls attention to the auhjolned card CRAMER ABEGG
New York, january l, 1854.
CARDhir. CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Agent
sale ACNE the United States reing business
beg inform that have appointed Messrs. CRAhER
REG his stead be Sole Agents and Importers the
United States and Canada.
We shall unceaspg exertions
have brand purpose
such Wines will fully high
which the same has attained in market. -
enabled this old esab-
shed brand quality would simply
the following which call particular
The HEDSECh CO. brand first introduced the United
States thirty the late Messrs
under through their Agent Mr. Salmon
wards Salmon d Stuypesant.
When the old dissolved their
the occupying the premises To him by
stipulation ted the privilege retaining exclusive
possession the cellars which the late
founders Of this brand He retiring 1886
like became mis- immediate
therefore sole propr,etors Of this brand
We would but add, that other
similar frauds limitations the
the under which brand originally introduced and
known in the United Suites. We have the honor to be
Your ob'dt serv'ts.
REras, December Is, 1885, HEIDSlECK co.
The subscribers being appointed agents for the South West Of the
celebrated constantly supplied with
Plnts, which they offer to the trade at New YORK prices
iannT I'm T,amn Atraat.
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RErMs, December Is
s M9sHa u.s. PAk sRs a. 1900 900

BUILD NC Inns will be divided 500 Suhscr'hers,
ON THE EPENENG OF TIRE 3lst OF MAY, 1854.
T large numher already engaged Many Of the Lots near
these have sold for from 400 per Sane the
price for which these LOIS sold showing that the purchase
will be good Investment.
t Subscriber FOR ONLY s5 payable of IS
will FOUR BUILDING LOTS, IS by 100 feet
together, FARM of These Lois beautifully
ROSEtAE Church School
house and number OF Private Dwellings Seea Workshops and
several hundred will be erected ihe coming
EB This fine opportunity Of owning delightful Country Resi-
be ay reaed and where Building Lots AID about 500 Farms
have lately been sold daily being made
who careful examination location and the
confident that land cheap and calculated rapid
in be had within miles Of the city, This land would have
all taken back tRaed estate the
century, completely locked upwards Of two hundred
which
sge beautiful cottages and
fields, waving with the abundant OF mother earth
The price which this than Tor
sone how OF
hesitate portion Of it. This land well worth
attention OF both seers specuao affords opporth
The not distan
all faltei steamboat and
whnfty miles Of New York viii be worth times the
asked M pphFty Lakeland and Rnssae the farms I'D dining
the best offered those WIN destitute
home of their purchase for rifle also few
Farms containing each tive and opwada from 435
s35
w All persons wishing avail themselves of the opportunity
offered n Farm spsndd BUILDING Lot the Emp
pos Of Apply CHARLES WOOD 90s Broadway corner Of Fal
street. New York where Aps and Pamph had
II required ny mai, gratis. W. W. WASHRURN,
mh22 H&wsm 1870 Canal street. Agent.
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VIII leave Tp uRSDAY Nav II, o,eleeksP.
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VANBuREN, srs n.
IA FORT SMITH. FORT GIBSON all
ate landingsfhe ssapuch built
ALABANl BENZ por+
ForfTeight passag hsyiag hne
daons, apply board LEWIS sNAPP So New Leyee mill
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NEW YoRKFo sehr John E Browp-Iperkns Campbell SEQ
onlon-- Bagari, Williams LnonE Daey-B
1 MannM Cooper &oo-Bueh anon, Carroll &eoG sEsrJ N
Ref II Ashbrdge Terry &coTayor Myers
" Vrsdenburg &co-M eo-Meyer, Mummy &eoW
order.
APALACHICoLA-For schr Souihener-G D Metealf-Wood
Inu- Moi
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IMPORTS.
cONsIGNEEs.

B0sT0N-ship Julist-Ass0rted mdss.
NEW YoRK-Ship Mniaphis-AsIortsd mdss.
F NEW YORK-Sshr John P Brown-Assorted mdse,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JgFPEAsoN CRY,
Wednesday Evening, May 10, 1854 !
The market is well supplied with Texas and Attakapas
Cattle Near so head Of Western Cattle and $50 Hogs
and small stock Of Sheep and Mich Cows offer. Calves
in demand: l.
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Will leave FRTD AZ. Msy1s, at O'Clock NJ
NOR GRANVILLE, MOUNTCAR- sg
MEL. yINCEsNEs, TERRI HAUTB, PER sAkzAAstteSH
RY5vlLLE LAFAYETTE and al Intermediate land
Riv4rT
passenger j. M. sTOCKWELL, Captain VIM Greer
will leRve above Ferfrght apply board
R05ERS, MCGUIRE d CO, 99 PoyAras street.
p Aplan Of the cabin be and sataroas secured byp
plying to the Agents. ms9
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CREseENr. 4
Thursday Morning, May II, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Crescent Cty, Wndle, New York. vis HAY
} r Jennings
Bark Com OF The Sea, Brown, New York VIM Creeyy
Bark Amra Haven, Matarzss, C Becher hcn
Brig Geo l. Aobait, Cole, Cnarlr stou, Levy
Br Tslrgraph Young Pierre, (Nariiniquo)
SehE Conquest, Jenkins, Pensacola, Mitchell
Echr hureiii Miller Nozzle, Master
seht ssAr, Parker, Corpus Christi. II L Soae Sco
ARRIVED, Il
Ship Juliet Moultou, 9t daT district
SLIP Memphis [Ayi., York Coheu7a dist.
sehr John Brown Ceet 70 days from New York ynou
Powder House. Wiz.
sehr souIhetue Snow days from Apaaeh nasterasu.
steam boats.
Peter Tslou, Box fro1n ST Louis
jan RDbb, Carroll, from Louisville
Storm, Mckinney, from JeAeTsnn
p. +, kmball BroAdwel, from Shreveport.
SydoniR, Dick ", from Red River.
Eclipse, Sturgeon, from LouBvile.
Aortsa, Nielsen, from Apalachepn
John NJ Stockwe, Greer, from WRbah River.
Music. Street, from Laoprehe.
Panther, Latlspe,
5h mat ship S. sshne Dark Charlot. Harrison John
GinBa and FioreueebpuKht ships Julie. and Memphis.
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OHIO RIVER

VIII leave FRIDAY, May IL, at s o'clock N.
NOR CINCINNATI M A OLSON, org n
IL LOUISVILLE aud all Intermediate apdinss sss3
The superior eht hrahght pas. enger WIN
FIELD sCDTT P. Schenk, master, will
freight passage apply on board, or 70
ROGERS, MCGUIRE Il CO q Poydras st.
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EE RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sssslAs
I'VE gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR 1890
residence No. SO Constance street, also No
Hevia street. W nss5 msnth or Twelve les. Sse
@ LECTURES 80 Constance week, gratis
fsI0
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vFvHR GRAND SALOONS OF b. JACOBS

FHVHE GRAND SALOONS OF t. JACOBS,
No. % CAMP STREET,
Were the public the LIST They contain the most
COLLECTION PICTURES Oil Water
Coors Drawings Print Impressions Of the costy
STATUETTES, other Works
II exhibited In the SOUTH
citizens particularly the Ladies' invited
charges unrvaed Southern Gallery of
the Fine
and Daguerrean
II Europe, in this
PORTRAITS style by
philosophical fully equal the beautiful coored
displaying the feke the instead
that peculiar Dagaerreoypes taken the
ordinary method
n The o. MEDALLoNs, LocKETs, RINGS and BREAST
PINS Gold, OF the fashion,
furnished u the ursrs'p prices
To- Al orders for Dssueot Materials be accompanied by
The Dry Sensitive by e. JACOBS for
chemical properties for six monhs
per 6m3p
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& T. MIC LAS EXCHAN E.
~ Tbs proprietor of the "St Nirhoas would inform his friends
sd the public generally that he has, during the entirely
fitted reunshed the pnulas
room haa handsomely decorated and aag
liquors laid 3a
This billiard the st. Nicholas viii la the largest
segan the
which viii awaya the with varied
mas SIN : - =, THOMAS E. NICHOLS Pron,ister
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RIVER STEAMERS.
sC0AST.

E AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR x-s
4 A BkTEy. oAyt " c. wtisos, leaves MONDAYS
u p n. snd FRIDAY, sfSk. nj! EsS5.sr>zzsSsb
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BY ssbr inst eng French brig
harlote Of Roueu Tampo bound Hnyre dc GEass
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MEMORANDA.
EB Gsd sulOte and Rose Ssndh the sh
ihaIAnt
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wti issve sATURpAY. May "a, Mt 10 o'clock Az.
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter ~ y.
I'LL mediate lsndngs.The dne regular passenger
packet BELLE SHERIDAN, Capt. j. E. Mont
geometry, will leave above For freight ap pard
STR0TAER d. BROS, ii PoHdfas street.
w Of the Cabin be and Stataooms secured by
plying TO the Agents. mYii
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hE SOTO DISCOVERING THE MISSIS-
RV SIPPI PowELts Pointing
for he na in the Rotadd Warrington
10000 requiring five years. study And labor viii xbit.t with
portraits from he bs the sans artist q Eagne Sue AIeI ID
Lamane Ell enc k
longer commencing Monday May 8, open eseh from
O'Clock, A.. NJ, unsiI i0,p
Lbt ra be Schools by applying
the Agent. r. IL NORRIS mFl
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6eREBN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.--Aa.zss

GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss -
This famed aad popular sanmst ketre neay Efzn
throughout tn So sheru under the
Ineht Of Ms EIzs BE TIL PRApAT and JOHN
sitsasd about mile distant the village will opened
IN the iecep tin Of
The GREEN oAKs is web
iucas The Natural advsnages commanding the tines
the Lake, the
flows from the Gulf have not failed avorab the many
ytora from New Orleans Mobile, the county
During the Winter the have
additions The BILLIARD bropghi5 arranged
up, SAIL BOATS service
visitors free Of eharEe--aiso, CT ARET al Dinner.
CARRIAGES and HOR rs .Ired moment.
In addou the celebrated BRASS engaged,
and BA IL may be exp-etei every week
Visitors wishing OAKS.
ify Captains the Steamers wharf
tue Hotel.
....TERMS....
1T Chi dren ana servantH, half prcs my4
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AM u q M ENTS. !.
FpLAoIDEs VARIETIES, arayier street.

W PROVOST, LEADER n the Orchestra.
THURSDAY EVENING May u, will be Ierfoaed the Opera
thee Weber Of DER FREYsCfiUTZs. 40 conclude with
the Opera, in three acis, by Eugene Provost OF CoSMo
Psrfof tie comm 1 Lock-
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Photographed to the Charleston papers.

ANHIk AL OH HE y ASHN LILLE:
BALTIMORE March 5.-the L. S. Mail Seam
ship Nashville, Capt NJ. Berry, has arrived at
n. York from Havre, which port she left on the
18th ut. She left Cowes on the 18th ult., and
brings adyiccs from London of the previous
day.
The Nashville got ashore at Egg Harbor--
She passed through the English feet about to
sail for the seat Of war.
The L. S. mail steam ship Washington ar
rived off Cowcs on the 18th inst.
TIE LIVERPOOL MARKETs,-Cotton on the
Ilth ult., was firm but not higher, and the sale
comprised 10000 bales.
Wheat was unchanged at Is. decline. Corn
was IS lower.
STATE OF TRADE.--In Manchester Trade had
improved.
The LONDON MARKErs.-Sugar had declin-
ed Cd per cwt.
THE BPIrlsH FUNDs.-Consols auctuated on
the 10Th from 9l3G9l4.
European Intelligence.
Immense preparations are being made in
England for the Eastern war.
1t is stated that the Government will charter
all the CuEard steamers. They have already
taken many East India sailing vessels to carry
stores and troops.
Inc DalQC EleeI cOISlSIluS VI 90 SII'llS-
chiefly ships of the line and screw trigatcs-
were to assemble in the Downs on the 9th inst.
where it would be joined by the French vessels
designed for operations against st. Peters
burg.
There had been some rumors that pacific
negotiations were progressing, but on the l4lh
ult, the Paris Bourse was greatly depressed by
unfavorable advices st. Petersburg,
II - stated that | ,OuiC \ an0lpon n latfpr
to the Gar urgeGhm to, settle the difficulty on
the basis of the Vienna note, as modified by the
Sultan, which, however, the Car refused to
do.
There are many rumors of peaceful propo
si,ions but none are authentic.
/ The French squadron arrived at AlgierS
from the port of ioulon, where it was to take
on board The French troops ordered to embark
from that point From thence the squadron &c
return and meet the English. Fleet at Toulon
and both set baiS for the Sea of Marmoro to
/ protect the Bosphorus and Dardaneles.
The r Issiaus, according to the last ac
/ counts, were perpetrating horrible barbarties
upon the women and children of Wallachia.
/ The Monteur publishes the text of the Eu
ropcan letter to the Gar of Russia, which it is
rumorcd was rejected by the latter.
Denmark::has ordered an increased Naval
force.
There has been considerable skirmish near
/ kalatat. but no important battle. The recent
: report Of an engagement is proved to have been
a fabrication.
| There has, however, been an engagement Of
, three hours near Olternitza, in which the Turks
were forcedto retreat
The trade in France is improving. The Nj
agara had arrived in Liverpool beforessthc sail
ing ofthe Nashville
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COMMERCIAL.

Commercial Correspondence of the Free Press
MACON 4RKETS-March llth.
Editor "Loadon Free Press"
BACON. For the week past. arrivals have
been large, sales making freely 7a@8lc;
LARD, z Dbl, scarce, and demand good S!(9
&c; 2 keg, 9@94c; CORN, scarce, heavy de-
mand, and increasing $4,000; OATS, dull,
market full, 6O@624c; PEAS, scarce, planters
calling for them, S5@9Oc; MEAL, scarce, with
stocks light, 87@9Oc; FLOUR, market quiet
stocks light 2 bbL s6:75@s7; WHEAT no de-
mand; HAY, good demand, Z cwt, $l:75@$2
HOGS, few in market, nett j(96; BEEF CAT
TIE, on foot, 405; FEATHERS, quiet, 374(G
4Oc; DRIED FRUIT, Peaches, peeled, $2@2'-
so; Apples, peeled, 7O@75c; EGGS, 2 dOz,
lO0llc; BUTTER, dull, and market full l2(9
IA, COTTON, market quiet, rosie; SUGARS,
New-Orleans, 6@7!c; MOLASSES, 2 hid,
27@28c; NAILS, z keg,5lG6c; ExcHAGE, on
New York, &c; on Savannah and Augusta, 3c.
Yours respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants Macon. Ga
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Still Later From EEur0pe
ARRIVAL OF THE Us. NAIL ATLANTIC.

Newly ork, March I.
Received in Charleston, March 8.
The [. S. Mail steam ship AHantic, Captain
WEST, has arrived at Sandy hook from Liver
pool which port she left on 22d nit.
The atlantic got ashore at the Hook.
The asia arrived at Liverpool on the 10th
ult.
The LIVERPOOL MARKETs.--CoLToN was fat
aad a sixteenth of a penny lower. The sales
during the three days had comprised 10000
bales, of which 5000 had been taken Oh specu-
lation and for export, leaving $4,000 of all de-
scriptons 10 the trade.
BREADSTUFFs were rising. WHEAT had adj
vanced ID per 20 lbs, and FLOUR Sd oer Dbl of
1876 lbs. Corn was unchanged.
European Intelligence.
No causalities had occurred to American
shipping during the terrific gale at Liverpool
on the 18th ult., reported by the Alps.
The Cars response to Louis NAPOLEON ar
rived at Paris from St. Petersburg on the 18th
ult., and in it NICHOLAS does not accept the
proposals presented, for entering into arrange
ments and the Nonjtcar says that its tenor
leaves no chance for pacific solution of the
existing difficulties.
Ships are rapidly being fitted out at all the
ports for the Baltic fleet.
French troops are embarking from Africa to
Turkey.
There is nothing new from the Danube.
OMAR PACHA is strengthening Kalafat.
The camp at Shumla has been broke up.
The Notifications at Constantnople are pro-
crossing.
The health of the army and fleet is excellent.
5000 men in "a ships left on the 18th ult. I'M
der the escort of ii English war steamers.
An impartant debate occurred in the English
Parliament on the question of the supplies for
the Army and Navy, and on Turkish Affairs.
The Queen has issued a proclamation for
bidding the expectation Of arms and ammuni-
ton
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SAVANNAH MARKET.-NIarch @

FlOur.-The market Is fairly supplied. We
quote Georgia brands in lets, at $3.50 per Dbl.
Oa&.-The market is well supplied. The
asking price, from store, is 75c. We quote,
at wholesale, 65@75 cents, as In quality and
quantity.
Corn.-There has been good buainess do
ing in this article during the week; and con-
siderable sales were made in the early part, at
9O(995c. Prices have, however, declined, and
at the close of the market was unsettled. We
heard of large sales yesterday at Soc per bus.
1t is retailing from store, in lots at 81 per bus.
Hay.-The stock is light. We hear of sales
OF Eastern, to arrive, at $3.50. We quote
Northern, nominally, at 81, 25 per hundred lbs.
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LOUDON:
Tuesday:: :::::::::::: March II, 1854.
PUBLIC MEETING.

At meeting of respectable portion of the
Merchants and others of the city of Loudon,
held the 18th inst, to express their appreciation
of the objects of the Southern Commercial
Convention at Charleston on 10th of April
W. 7. LOWE was called to the Chair, and w. l..
WHITE made Secretary.
Messrs. McLin, Orme and Dezell were ap.
pointed, and reported the following ResolrtioRs
which were adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That we do heartily approve the
objects of said Convention, believing that its
beneficial results will be perceptble throughout
the country.
Resolved, That Maj. H. H. STEPHENS is here
by appointed. and requested 10 act in concert
with the Delegates appointed by the Governor
from this county and city, in said Convention
Resolved, That the Officers and Stakeholder
East Tennessee & Georgia, and other Roads
who have kindly rendered Complimentary Ticl,
cts to Delegates, are entitled to the thanks o
the entire community.
On motion the Meeting adjourned
w. 7. LOWE, Chrm.
W L. White, See
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Iafer From Europe.

ARRITlL OF THE STEAMER Alps
The Steamer Alps has arrived with one
weeks later intelligence'from Europe
Lirapool Market.
I.IyEaPooI.. Feb. IS.-CorroN.-Sales d the
week 70.0J0 bales. of which spectators took
q ,O0O and exporters 5000 bales. Demand ac-
tive. Fair Orleans is quoted at 81 Middling
s.; Fair Unpland Ct, Middiing sgd.
BREADsrUrFs.-Can Flour 40s., Ohio Ais.
Yellow and White Corn Ats. Lard, Rice and
Bacon are unchanged.
Consols 9lt.
Eastern Affairs.
There have been important change in the
Easten question. The large part Of the allied
fleets have been ordered to remain in the Bos
phorus. No further Operations on the Dan
ube Omar Pacha had hanged two Greek
spies at Kalafat in the presence of a garrison
Of $4,000 soldiers Gen. Auseph, who com
manded the Russians at Citalie, has been dis
graced and sent to Caucasus.
The British steamer Hydra, with some Turk:
on board, went ashore near Sebastopol, anC
was seized by the Russians.
Russia is Still endeayoring to impress the no
" character of the war on thesoldiers and the,
are told that they are on their way to rescn,
Christ's Sepulchre from the infdels.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Nebraska bil
passed the Senate at 5 o'clock this morning b,
81 TO II. viz:
Aycs-Messrs. Adams, Atchison Badge
Bayard, Benjamin. Brodhead, Brown, Butler
Cas-, Clayton, Dawson, Dixon, Dodge of Iowa
Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Gwin Hun
ter, Johston, Jones of Iowa, Jones Of Tennessee
Mason Morton Norris Petit Pratt RuSk Sc
bastian, Shields, Slidell Stuart, Thomson Of New
Jersey Toucey, Weller and Williams.
Nays-Messrs. Bell, Chase, Dodge of Wis
consin, Fessenden, Fish, Foote, Hamlin, Hous
ton, James, Seward, Smith, Sumner Wade
Walker.
The Gadsdcn Treaty is expected to be rcpo:
ted to the Senate on Monday.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Homestead bl
has passed the House by a large majority
The Nebraska bill wi be brought forward o;
/ Wednesday.
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Valuable Lands for Sale

IN SWEETWATER VALLEY, EAST TEN.
ONE Thousand Acres Of Land Wherein l now re-
Oside, adjoining Swectwater Depot ON the East
Tenn. & Ga. Rail Road in Monroe county is offered
for Sale. The Farm is in good state Of ~
cultivation, and is in good fix for a crop this qz=zf
year. Has on it comfortable, but not fine, s=s=l
Dwelling House ard good out houses: good barn
70 and stables; beautiful Apple Orchard, gratis of
- the best fruits of the country, and other fruit
trees and many never failing springs Of pure
water. 1t is capable Of being divided into twoyery
good well watercd, well timbered and convenient
farms.
An early purchaser oaA have tie privilege Of rails
ing c.op the present year and can be supplied with
stock, grain, tools. &c: aud some likely NEGROES,
as these will be for sale when the place is sold
Jan 81, ~. . 10 4mortf I. T. LENOIE.
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TUESDAY, March 7.-CorTox.- Market firm
aud prices unchanged. Sales today 400
bales at I / to 10 cents
Marine Disasters.
The bark Bona Dea, from Savannah for
Liverpool, was picked up of the coast of Ire
land, water logged. The crew was for u days
without food or water. Ten of the crew, inclu.
ding the master had died of starvation. The
remaining seven were landed at Sevauses, and
are doing well.
Baltimore, March 6.-Jacob Albert, of Bal
timore, worth 81, 900, 900, died last night.
1t is rumored that young lady of Georgetown,
ID. c., engaged to DIR. Gardiner, committed sui
eide. neA. Report contradicted.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DERIVE notice that
n number of papers are publishing the state
ment that the bill abolishing Imprisonment for
debt was finally passed by the Legislature, and
is now the law. This is a mistake. The bill
passed on the Saturday before the adjournment,
but on the following Monday it was recon
sidercd in the Senate and lost Atlanta Intel,