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THIRTY-TuIRD coNGREss-FIRsr SESSION
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
Mr. Douglas from the committee on territories re
ported bill dividing Nebraska into two territories
one to be called Nebraska and the other Kama Ter
rtory, and providing for the government of both.
He said the attention OF the committee had been cal
led the fact southern boundary of Nebraska
laid down in the bill heretofore reported 40 deg
80 min would divide the Cherokee country To
avoid this the committee had determined to recon-
mend 81 deg as the southern boundary. The peo-
pile of that country had two delegates here who
urged that the country be divided into two terri
torres, &c. So far as he had been able to consult
with them the Missouri delegation had satisfied the
committee that it would be better to have two ter
ritories; accordingly new bill was presented as
the question one in which the general govern
ment could not act
Houston motion of Mr. Benson the commit
tee agriculture instructed to inquire into the
expediency of establishing agricultural bureau to
be connected with the Department of the Interior.
The House then went into committee of the
whole, nominay in reference to the Presidents
message when Mr.. Wade, who had the floor, pro-
ceeded 10 speak OF the present railroad contention
at Erie He said that Pennsylvania had broken
her faith with Ohio in sustaining the people of Erie
By men putting forward their women at Erie to
dc what they dare not do themselves, they ought
TO be the advocates of 'women's rights" Penn
sylvania he said had been the pet of the Federal
Government until her moral constitution had been
undermined, and now she wishes further protec-
ton to enable her hedge up the highways Of COM
municatOn with the West, and open other chan
nels as she should deem for her best interest She
was Influenced by sheer avarice.
Mr. Richie of Pennsy lvania, said he would not
reply in the style of the gentleman from Ohio, but
would show in its true light the condition of Penn
sylvana. He briefly recaptuated the history of
the case, concluding with the remark That road
was put there in defiance of the laws of Pennsyl-
vania and was fraudulent invasion of the terrific
~ of the State to ruin the harbor of Erie Penn
sylvania was bound to protect her honor and her
public works, which cost her forty millions Kind
ness, courtesy, and honor have marked the history
of the State from its foundation to the present
time"
Mr. Drum said there should be no occasion for
decision.
Mr.. Campbell followed, urging that the President
and courts of law should enforce the laws against
the obstruction of trade If the Pennsylvania
mobs drive over the laws Of the land and the Penn
syvania Legislature sets at defiance of the rights
which Ohio acquired under the Pennsylvania Leg
issture, then he would say it was a game in which
Others can play as well as Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Washburn, of Illinois, also spoke against
her course He said that if she acted in this mali
ner. the West would not help in future 10 prevent
the removal Of the Mint from Philadelphia to New
York.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOGDSH
RECEIVED AT THURsTON & BERNARDs.
No. 9 Union Street.

No. G0l0N street.
VIZ receiving direct from the Eastern cities
w ofhe very latest styles Of Fall and Winter dress
Goods consisting in part ofSiLhS BrOcade Plaid Check
figured and plain Black Persian Cloths and all wool Mus
lin Deanes; ChemSettes and Sleeves SETS French Nee
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and Sleeves Embrod
Linen Camb. II dk Velvet Ribbons Gmps and Galloons
Jaconet and Swiss lnserngs and Edgngs acone Bands
and Flouncing, &C. DC HOSIERY and GLOVES all
shades and qualities Chidens and Misses Sizes all COL
Good Goods and at low prices will do vel 10 give us
Sail. No charge for showing goods.
sep l4-tf THURSTON & BERNARD
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AUCTION.
Dry 90 d s 4,

Consisting greatest variety of Ladies Dress Goods of
new Styles just received direct from the Importers
Wooens Suits, Women and Gentlemens Wear, superior
black ana clored Twlled French Cloths and Doe Skin
CasseTes style Fancy Cassmeres Notified CassmeIs
black blue cadet and mixed Satnets, Fancy Plaid do of
entirely patterns Marno Jeans black blue, gray and
goldmixed do bright coored Plaid Jeans black and fancy
Silk and Satin Vestings Cashmere and YaeceDnes d.
French Vest Shapes black Silk Velvet of superior quality
black and clored Tabby Veves high coored Cashimeres
Cashmere de Coss, Muslin de LANES, Scotch Paids Can
Cloths Solid eoored Muslin de Lame all wool French
and English mernos, Silk warp Alpaca rich luste Bro
cade Apaccas fancy cooTed Alpaca silk figured Lama
Cloth, extra O. Cashmeres, glossy black lustrng Silks
Of ali widths, fancy cooIed Silks Dress Silks of style
and great variety, rch Paris fig Blk Silks Plaid Silks Wa
tered Pophns, Lyons blk Silk Velvet fancy Paris Silk YES
ting Barath do Bonnet Ribbons great variety styles
superior quality, black and colored Mantua Ribbons
Cap and Black Velvet do brown green and blue Berage
Silk Gloves of all qualities, Clolh Gloves feeced lined,
Mems and Womeus Cashmere Gloves Twisted Silk Mtts,
Lace Ms and Gloves Of all the different prices and quail
tiles Black and ccOred Cashmere Alpaca Lawns Wool
and Merno Hose and half Hose black red blue yellow
and fancy coored Prints of every variety four quarter
double purple and English Prints Furniture Prints Tur-
key Red d. Cashmere do, new style English do;
beched Muslns and Drilngs CT all qualities ard widths
brown Muslins and Drings OF all widths; blue, drab,
red green and marble Blankets large stock of Bed Ban
ke.s, Crib Blankets, steamboat berth do heavy grey
brown and white Mackinaw Blankets, Dufil do Union
twilled do, Plaid Alpaca (Tayelng) Blankets. Negro
Blankets Plaid horse d. white yellow, scarlet and green
Fannels, Bed Tickings, 3d. rs and "A wide-Furniture
and Apron Checks Hickory Shirtings, Mariners stripes
wooen Comforts and the greatest variety Of Trimmings
and Lace work. white goods OF all qualities, SWISS Nan
sock, Book and Null Muslns Jaconett Cambria Cross
barred Musius, white and coored Cambrics, Needles
Pins, Silk Linen and Cotton Threads, Buttons for Over
coats dress coats pants and vests Braids Tapes de- &C.
Aso-150 Beaver, SILK Moeskin and Angola Hats
Kossuth and Mexican soft Hats black white and colored
black and coored wool Hats large stock Of Caps every
variety Umbrellas of all the different sizes and qualities
new fall style SILK BonDets trimmed Travelling Bags,
Carpet do, Satches Hardware Cutlery, Paper &c. &c
The stock the largest offered in this market and will
be sold freely Several large c0nsnments which have
close The latest styles of French and other
continental Goods compose large portion of this stock
- With positive instructions close out several con-
signments, the sale will be made without reserve.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & co.
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BENEFIT OF Nh DEAvEs.-Our readers will re-
member that Mr.. DEAyEs takes benefit tonight;
on the occasion OF which several new features will
be added to the programme for the evening
Among the novelties we notice the Hppodrome,
Damon and Pythias the Scotch Giant and Giantess,
will be introduced. We hope there viii be good
house; Mr. D. deserves bumper.
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A GTE AnDIFEy FIR, OR cIllhlsAND m


"A YER CURED BY SMITH y TONIC ~ lsGP.-TLis
justly celebrated Medicine has for maBy years maintained
its superiority all other remedies, Tor tn SAFE. raiu
speedy and permanent Of que AID Fever, kls
and Fever, whether Of sh Irt long sslnng ard
viii Il fail to If the directions ney followed
and carried cut. #. ...
States OF Kentucky Tennessee, Ohio. hdanh, Pennsl
ba, Michigan Iowa, Wisconsin, illinois, Missouri, Texas,
Arkansas Alabama MssissiPp and usana; and has per
manenty cured over eases. IN an
its varied forms many which had been Of from
th years Standing and had resisted rene
dies known in the country and in did ths Medicine
fail where the directions properly OlOyec
tsnvariabie hata large number OF respectable
Practitioners Of Medicine, in various parts iho c0lRry
use and prescribe in preferences TO quinne and other
remedies. 70
The public assured that it only eertainins
ees IOnie bat being composed entirely of vegetable
medicines, is perfectly innoeent in all cases ereun
Stances and may be given TO females Infants per-
sons of destaeS and de ate constitutions, without the
least fear whatever Of any unpleasant effect.
This Medicine 10 composed Of articles Of he prmes and
purest quality, and is always made by the propeto per-
be said Of the many Tonnes flooding the Western aud
Southwestern country and in this epect alone rendered
greatly superior to the remedies usually prepared AM sold
in the country. -..- .rLEf ~
By its aperient and powerful diaBhorec properties, ad
ded to its Tonic qnaes it is rendered emneniy superior
TO outline and other emedlcs general and popular
Tonic all whatever Tones proper TO De
administered. The proprietor therefore, respect ny
vites practitioners and the public generally 10 give II DOT
rory AL other remedies in for the purpose
specified.
Persons living districts OF county subject 70 Agne and
Fever Chls aud Fever bilious Feyers, would 40 Wen
keep a supply this valuable remedy always on hani
The proprietor his possession thousands OF GER
acaes Gifts value, given by persons wa" nave sedt with
mxpy letters from merchants sold 1t largely in
their country woI from respectable Pr4eoneEs
who have used it in preference to o1er TemeSss setng
No ia College street, Wholesale aud Retail agent Nash
VILE, Tenn. declO-dczin W.
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REMOVED.

JOHN YORK g. co, Booksellers, Stationers,
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers have re-
moved to the CORNER OF UNION AND CHERRY
STREETS opposite the Bank of Tennessee-where they
will sell Books Paper Ink Gold and Steel Pens Blank
Books Steamboat Books and all other kinds at reduced
prices lianf2
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TENNESSEE RIvER-We learn from gentleman
who came down on the cars, Wednesday, that the
Tennessee river is unusually high-hgher than it
has been since 1847. E
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The amount OF contributions by the mer-
chants of New York for procuring testimonials for
the three captains of the vessels who's the pas
sengers and crew on the San Francisco, had reach
ed Sl0,95S on the 18th The merchants of Boston
have subscribed S., 900 for the same purpose.
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NOTICE NOTICE 1.-THE OFFICE OF
the Nashville Gas Light Company has been removed
COOPER'S BUILDING, corner of Cherry and Deaderick
streets, I'd story overDiggon's Music Store
janl5-1w. JAS. II. KENDRICK, Secy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY, TENE.-TA
IL KEN up by VIM. III. Smith, living in lInnaareys
ty District No y about five miles Southwest OF Wavery
dark BAY MARE, about fifteen years DID, shod all round
No brands percevabe, valued to five dollars BY A NJ Va
den and VIM. Berry, on the 9th of January.
W. WHITE Ranger.
jan26 54-Stwr Humphreys county.
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DIR. WIN. McLANE.
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Nashville
IL and vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-,
dence of fourteen years in the South and permanentlyo
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wash
ngon and Pearl Streets where he may all times be foun
by those who may wish TO consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure of the
most distressing OF the following diseases viz-Ner-
Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsias Chils and
Fevers Peursies Asthmas Colds Coughs Incipent Con-
Cancers Ulcers Scrohuous Hemoptass of the Lungs and
other Hemorages Darhea Diseases of the Kidneys Mer
cura and Venerea Tains of the Blood Diseases of Chill
man system.
During his residence the South he attended ten
thousand different cases. all of which he treated with more
than ordinary success.
Dr. MclAne hopes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore TO obtain the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Feb Ely. DR. VIM McIANE
sssA All Letters addressed postpaid OF South Nashville
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CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE, FORMERLY GRIFFIN HOUSE

CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE, FORMERLY GRIFFIN HOUSE
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
TuNHIS well known Hotel situated within few f-5ea>
ss cps of the passenger landing of the West ,iE8
Atlantic railroad, is open under the likH
supervision of Thomas Cruchded, assisted by Mr. J. W F.
Byson and Lady This House while under the control of
Col ]. j. Griffin acquired very high reputation as a first
clasHOe The present proprietor having secured the SER
vices OF Col Grns barkeeper, and having purchased his
most excellent cook and house boy and having furnished
the house entirely hopes to retain its high reputation
and merit public patronage Passengers can be
dated with an Omnibus TO and from the boats
THoS. CRUTCHFIELD,
feo2I-ly Proprietor.
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REMOVAL.

NoTlCE-The office of the United Firemen's Insurance
~ COMPANY has been removed from No. SO College St.
% No 25 College sree. directly opposite the 'Sswanee
House in the house formerly occupied by J. H. Curey.
Isnl4-lm
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az a Washington dispatch says: "There is
rurnor here of duel between jefferson Davis and
Gen Foot"
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Future SALES

March 14ih, 18th and 10th May 18th, 18th and 18th
April 18th, 18th and 18th June 18th, l4th and 18th
janis "a M co.
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STEW ENSON- ROBERT
STEVENSON IL WHITE,

STEVENSON Il WHITE,
No 50 College Street,
HAYE on hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
IL AND FANCY DRY GOODS which they will sell
very cheap for cash. order reduce their stock before
they receive their Fall purchases All of you who like good
bargains give them call. raug4
WE have hand large and beautiful stock OF Ladies
wv DRESS GOODS, such as plain, check and brocadc
Silks; Silk Robes, Berages and Berage Robes and large
lot Of beautiful French Musns all Of which will be sold
extremely low for cash by
aug4 STEVENSON WHITE
L'RENCH NEEDLE WORK.-STEyENSUY 4
WHITE have just received large stock of French
Needle Work, such as Collars Sleeves Chemizes Hand
kerchief Edgngs, Insertngs, Ribbons &c. which they
are selling at very reduced prices for cash. aug4
HOUSE-FURNISflING GUODS.-We hayeiust
received large stock of Damask, Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheengs Table Damasks and large lot of Plain
Linen Napkins and Damask Towels which will be sold very
low for cash by laug4l STEVENSON It WHITE
~ ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING. GOODS
" All yon who wish TO purchase Cloths Cassimeres
Vestings, Linens Patent Shirts Linen and Drilling Draw
Half Hose Linen and Silk Handkerchief Gloves and
Cravats, call in at STEVENSON Il WHITES, No 80 Col
lege street. for they selling off very ow for Cash. or
der to make room for their Fall Stock. aug4
MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN Fully
WI tested durng the past year. by many of the most re-
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser is pero6ed
to refer Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant was enroll
Of most nveterate Scrofua Also the servant of Ilr j.
Collins of the disease. Five cases of Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone Felon Mr. r. H. Jones
son was cured OF sore Eyes aite- having been under the
treatment OF two of the most distinguished Physicians for
eight months almost totally blind
At least one hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and It's vicinity "an be who will vOuch for the great
benefits of his of treatment without the use Of the
knife mercury =
Cancer, Screfua, Rheumatism, Fistua, Mercurial Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all i'm
purities of the blood.
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior to coming Nashville Those interested are res
Pectfuy invited to call examine and consult free of any
charge.
Office No Al Union St, near Cherry
novl0-ly. B EDWARD THOMAS
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fsaEsncy'S Reaper and
HHOEERss

REFER the Farmers 10 the statements below made bv
L Dr. John shelby and L. T. Bradley. nave seen t 10
operation vera; times am satisfied OF great atv ~
he season Is advancing now 0er those have hand
3.9o- -....r.. l.. p CliEATHAM.
lWle29, 1855. Nashville, Tern.
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lz- a... s 1900
= Gases Boots, Shoes, &c.
Il. S. HOLLINS 81 co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,

II. -. IIOI4I41 No ~ w.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
No. q and S. Corner Of College and Union streets
XISHFZLLE. TEyl.
HAvE received for The FALf,AND WINTER TRADE
i 4 200 Cf$kiS BOOTS. SHOES. H4TS ear
TECiE'S, dc. -Being Che LARGEST STOCK % Goods
they have offered s Inarer aEd which for qIt.
Pr.ce and ra'Fsiy vii oqaAl aoy Stock IA The City.
Merchants aud al oghets making tEeir purchases IN
Nashville viii find II 10 their IN TEIEST to give our Sock
i.--~ RS. HOLL1Xs & co.
- Feathers, Ginseng. BeeSyyex and Wool received a
exchange for Goods atthc highest market price a
augl7-'53-f.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
1--WE LOTS on Er,ad street, corner Of Spruce and
Broad streets, aad a'joirg the residence uf Colonel
Player each Tot fronting - FEED Broad street. rrnn;r
back rs feet a j. f,,ot allev.
ALSO-Four LOIS Spruce street or the Franklin
Turnpike between Broad and Metiavo street. fniineac
SO FEEL, and running back i5't tet "a D. tot alex.
AlSO-Five LOTS. rCn.ing Il g straei South %
to 20 foot alley.
The above property i, free f taxes l. shy sitaatei
and affords he best opportunity for private residences
Offering in Nasl- vile Or lis yieiaiiy.
wiliase pleasure in showing the bots 70 hose wishin
TO Prre ase and viii dispose q the property credit u
Il months for Iavebein Bank and wei, eldorss
RANDALL ". McGFAVOck
janl9 '1t-2W. - CooTer's Heck. Cherry 81
WALL PAPER.
I UST received "A splendid assortment of Cold Paper.
- Cold and Velvet orers and Plain satin Papers Er
ParlCrs, Halls &c. tcgeher Nlh large lot Of Window
Curtain Paper, new patterns wide Green Testers &c
- On hand, large assortment cf ungtazed p5pefs
p = KLAGEs &G6RFfY.
70 20 College ST., next door 10 the SeSlnre Iouso.
y. B-Faper hanging done in the best
octA
n NGROES FOR SALE.-WE HAVE A
! number of NEGROES tor Arnonsss tberssA FIRST
rate Carpenter, Aa1. extra SssusJress and General
Honse Servant Qualifications and dispositions bOth
gHnnteed Or 10 SAFE
We wish 10 buy tca or twenty hkey Young Segr.eS,
jan20 81 DABBS x POhlER
Tor SALE-A neat BRICK HOUSE with three
II and basement in Fdcrfed, located teaut.-
iu t fronting feet North side 81 talisn Pike
ming back about 236 feet to a street. Apps to
X. W BROWN
janI4 Real Esfsie agent
MOTTO E.--ihe Auction Sllss of heal Esiate a,hsf-
y Used by L. 4. Bslowe take place the 2is a.t
was postponed until saturday ths o January isst
Jln22 - X =. BALLUWE Ger eraI Agent.
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RICH FALL AND WINTER
~ N on g

RICH FALL AND WINTER
GOO S.
w A. L J. G. McCLELLAND have Just received tfe
w largest and best selected stock OF Fall and Winter
trade lower prices than they be found any other
house in the city. AT No. 20 Public Square.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Brocade Silks; Rich Printed de LANES;
Check do; Rich Plaid do
Plain do; Elegant Plaid Cashmeres;
Super blk 10; Glasgow Plaids
Plaid POplius; Plain Nous. de LANES
Plain do; Freh Mernos Cashmeres;
Rob Roy Silks; English and German MerinOs;
Neat de LANES
With a variety oflow price de LANES &c.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, ETC.
Cambrics JackOnets, Swisses, Taratons;
Vat Laces, Edgngs and lnsertings;
JackOnet and Swiss Trimmings and Flouncings;
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chimizettes;
Jaconet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen, Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs in great variety;
hid Gloves Silk and Wool do;
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do:
Black Lace, Wells, Ribbons a..
In Cloaks Talmas and Mantlas we have the richest as
sortment ever offered in this market in Velvet Satin Cloth
and Silk all colors with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvet for making them,
STAPLE GOODS
Cloths, Cassimeres Yesngs Sattinetts Fannels Tick
lngs Shntlngs Bieached and Brown DOmestics Bed
Blankets Super Coat Blankets Shass Linseys Prints
Alpaceas We feel confident that buyers will lind greatly
TO their interest to give this stock careful examination
octll NeCLELLAND'S, No, 20 Public Square.
DYE FLOUR.-Russell Bond "a Broad street
IL have just received excellent article of Rye FLOUR
bOlted and unbOed- B&Tw nor3
C,LERk WANTED young man who writes
" good hand and has general knowledge Of accounts
can obtain situation by making application with refer
eDces, to NJ. box SO, Post Office.
Nashville, Nov. IL, 1858
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS would call
the attention of dealers to the heavy Stock of Wall
Papers, am now receiving and prepared to offer the
most favorable terms septic W. w. FINN.
THOSE FINE SNUFFS.-Just received per steam
er L. Davis, $50 pounds of SNUFF of superior quail
tiles of the fine brands of CARROTS superior Scotch Snuff
in bottles; Rooms MacabOy in bottles and kegs. Also,
sup nor quality Of French Rappee gallon jars suitable to
travellers Also aarge lot fine Cavendlsh Chewing
Tobacco, article with an assortment of Chalk Pipes
The above articles am prepared TO sell Wholesale or
Retail as cheap as any house in the West
nOv4 JAMES MOORE
Tobacconis sign Little Indian corner Cherry and Cedar
streets, Nashville,