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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09

BATTLE o. EEw ORLEAs'.-Ths Ve'sra" 81 as
NJ ~ Isle commem@a,ed the Anniversary Of the
Ri. Of New-Oriesn by grand ball lat ashs q
NiblO. Saloon. Dodvorths Band was IN "'snas.'e liz
The ssair passed Of pleasantly. The amman! 20.
ETY.. or Colun bian Order, aso gave oaa -" Hs.
q, T.nmany Hall, in commsn'rsaoa Of 'u'
Thnswu largo attendance, and !ds ''1's P'''''
81 with grss. ,c,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
DISTRACTION OF \ MILL BY FIRE.

PNOIIDENCf, M1r1Ny- jan. :. IT,
The old mill Belonging 70 the Pes"edae Manu'ac-
turing Company at Peacedsle. was destroyed by hfe
this morning Il vas valued at els 900, and insured
for 70 800 n this city AZ the Atlantic acd W ashnS-
ton Offices This the first mill in which power
looms were usei in this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA

PHUADtLrHIA, MONDAY, Jan. :, %.
TIE Injunction a.ked for in tie Supreme Court,
6gaiIst tie Conn ercial Bank Of this city, was
prsu'ed this moiuin. Ii resfcains the Dir ctors o
'Le Bark from dcountirg notes except at the r. ;u
lsr meetings Of the Boar, and from charging more
than the .cgal rates e interest for doing 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
g,e,s. D..r,,ob to 1h.EY Tnsars


-gece. DsTsch 10 The y. \. Tubaue
WAsHIsGTos. MONDAY. Jan. p ls5-.
At the parade of the Old Soldiers 20 day the sp-
p.arsnce Of 1hurlow Weed. with cockade in hi.
hat created greet degree Of interest lie served in
TIC Wa oflsl2 as QusrtGmaster s-Sergeant and TO-.
day he met wiki the very Quarermssser after sep
ration Of twenty five !esrs.
Gen. Ieflie Coonbs Of Kentucky. and Co Hlr-
yey Baldwin Of Syracuse, both veterans Of the war
mode eloquent and affecting speeches.
Congress will resssemble toIn)rrow. and it il eE-
pectod that they Will 20 b work in e.rnest.
Much dssaiisf.ction Gxisis among printers, IN COZ
sequence Of rev srhDger mont thG. has beer m tds
between the Printers 20 botn Houses If Congress by
Which ihe greater part Of toe composition sdone hut
once, while CoDgrts- FOR it tEice. large pnn-
Der Of cCmpositors are thrown ont % emp' ymeoti
ard talk Of memoreliziDg Congress On the subject.
in the Supreme Court on Saturday, IN the case OF
c. H. Mccormick application or an injunction to
restrain j MshniDg & Go. from msnUfact1nng reap
ing machines, Justice Mclean refused 70 order the
irlunCon ssied for and grated the formal applies
ton made by the deien1snts-they giving security for
camdgfg- for fDLl hearing Of the Illinois Circuit
C0ur. 10 June IeJt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09

The Know. Nothings are going 10 cleo, new 9th
Ger in the United States. He 10 TO De called me
Grand Astrologsr and his duties viii be TO c.st the
ps,iyi,iss Of oil candidates for ofcs. Alb AiiAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. :, 1855.
The clipper bark Ocean Eigle. twenty-three days
Pom Gibraltar aud forty one from Palermo, arrived
hese 10 day. Spoke, Dec. Ia bark james Bryant, of
nsver'y. Massachusetts, from New'Oorleans for
6enos, city day. out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09

THE SOUTHERN MAII-LARGE FIRE
BALTIMORE, Monday Jan Z, ls55.
We have received no mail here this evening south
OF Richmond.
A large fire occurred at Lynchburg, Va on Sa'uF'
day, by which fourteen houses were destroyed
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CONVENTION OF OLD SOLDIERS.
WASHINGTON, Monday. Jan. :, 1875

The Convention Of the Soldiers and Indians engaged
IN the War Of 1912 met AT the Presbyterian Church
Oh -Four sndo enc half p ct II o'clock this m 'rai1g
ard orga, zed by the choice Of Joel b. Sutherland, Of
Ptilacelpiii rs Pfe-ideot
PRAYER was delivered OF the Rev. Mr.. Sunierland,
e this city, ed brilliant speeches were msie ny
Peter Nilron sGcbem Of the Ca}uga5, and others.
A very i~ge procession, preceded BY the Navy
Yard bend and all the military OF Washington. 10
nov n clock moving toward the Presidential man
sion. The olo Vct,r appear quite rcj1yen1te3.
Tie weather is Fl % enc P"1n-y lvsfia avenue Is
filled with people, tie windows being all occupied by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
TIE FiNtNi RAILROAD.
Mr.. BROOKS introduced the t.i!Jwins &c: an

MI. EhilVhS lLL.ulAc@N tllc l--+yNAus o. --'.
6tory ot the Charter OF the PeuaraI Railroad c..
/, .ha 'l fyf sal COMPANY 70 borrow IL atfton 70
tn b. tie act q incorporated .4ch sue %
reLsv a. comp etr "a uad aul u l'
nos. The tCuts tie rfuburs~r ent Of any amount -
borrowed q ch nay l.Fe been borrowed oJ th-a aud ~
orrg-ge " tsf cor-or-'c property OF p'ss "
scrc the payment 01-t. Aud they coulter g9l
tie b. vi - theJ - ss4e TIE iEi. g
rrrcIpsl Representa- tie eby into me oc o
SD C0rrtrsfCa time ~ exceeding nFe Ye,s from
the toad uLcrrsuch regulations O., me Of
nav 90. stoI whrrg.r any person ~ p'fo-, n'linK
slt s-ch ncid as elect 20 convert 'ns San into 'ocA
pu-toae tie Ccrprsou 81 hsrz-d q il-f- 80 -e
srl 0c. g. t1a,th- ". hole .ha exceed - CO., o.
PrACON LiGHTs ~ TIE HrD-oN RIVER
NJ. BROOkS hard in 3 communication rom 'ne
A;torey neral of the United - Ites respecting the
tc- io a. proposed 70 be ceCed By this state -
the National Goytrnmer, fer lighthouse purpose
The Attorney General arrives a. the cOnclusJn INA,
the ielaLts under whom . conveyance TO The United
States i proposed hold by possession only and the
for ought appears TO ia, contrary they are SUD
c 10 bt eyictCc az any tine al the suit Of the STATE
al New York aId that in such state Of facts, Il :
impossible for bin TO certify that those deeds VIII
convey a valid tile to the United siates
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
Tri-Weekly Line Of Stages.
A.Sk go,
-tff'Jl.>S

From Clinton TO Amite Station passing
through Greens5uag to Amite city, on the
Ne'o Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern
Rail Road.
THERE IS Now ESTABLISHED, on this route,
l Tri-weekly Line of Stages, leaving Amite City
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
on the arrival of the Passenger Trains from New
Orleans, and reaching Clinton the same evening at
o'clock. Returning, will leave Clinton every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATU URDAY, at 5
o'clock in the morning, and arriving at Amite
City in time for the evening train to New Orleans.
By this route, passengers will pass from New
Orleans to Clinton the same day. This route is 6S
miles by Railroad, and 81 miles by Stage the Stage
road is over beautiful unduating country, afford
ing good natural road AS there is, yet, no
mail established this route, bag for the trans
mission oflettos and papers, has been placed at the
Office ofthe New Orleans and Jackson Railroad No.
As Carondelet Street, and will be sent to the Rail
Road every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock in the morning, and every attention will be
paid to the proper delivery of letters and papers.
The FARE for through passengers from New
Orleans to Clinton will he five dollars 1t will be
thus seen that this is the cheapest, quickest and
safest route from Clinton to New Orleans.
T. L. IIESLER, Amte City.
V;,tn Nav
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
,1.silAa es. Archibald,

PIIN7ER TlNU UKIINER,
OFFERS his services to the citizens Of Clinton
" and surrounding country. He will give part-
cular attention to Zinc Painting, in either the fat
or polished white or any other that may be desired.
ANY person wishing his services viii apply at the
Drug Store of Messrs. Langworthy u Tildon, in
Clinton. ap2l
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
To The Public.

~ The Proprietors of "THE PATRIOT"
would respectfully inform the public at large
they are fully prepared to execute with neat
ness and despatch, all descriptions of PLAIN
JOB AND FANCY pRzs7 { ~ G G,
such As
HAND BILLS, LAWYERS BRIEFS,
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, ETC.
And as the materials of our office are en-
tirely NEW, and having been selected and ar
ranged with great care, we flatter ourselves on
being able to please all who may favor us
with their patronage.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
Clinton, Nav s,


J. 4. VOTTEN MusteT.
frs1a@nnA This splendid steamer, carrying
"a ita:s A. 4if:sf the L. S. Mail will leave Bayou Sara
issss--zzs=-szand Port hudson atter the arrival OF
the cars from Woodvlc and Cl.nton on MON
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Arrangements have been made with the West
Feliciana Railroad, and the Clinton and Port Hud-
son Railroad Companies, by which the cars are
to regularly connect with the LAUREL HILL
thus afoldingeyery convenience to passengers, and
obviating delay at Port Hudson or Bayou Sara.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
mayl2 DRAUGHON, Clinton Depot.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
THs; CAPITOL.

TWICE 4 WEEh-, FOR BA YOU SARA.
sra10n~A FOR PORT HUDSON, Bayou
sA5fsif 4Ha5iff Sara, Lobdell's Store Baton R. lge,
=sssszsssszsz Plaquemine, Donaldsonville, and all
intermediate landings The new and splendid
steamer CAPITOL, J, Fl. Ure, master, will leave
New Orleans every SUNDAY, at o'clock, A. NJ,
and every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock, ?. NJ.
Returning; will leave Port Hudson after thearrval
of the cars from Clinton, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS For freight or passage, apply on
board. apl4
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
THE AMERICAN PATRIOT
WILL BE PUBLISHED REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY
BY w. H. GREEN & c. T. DUNN.
Office ouer G. Il. Neafus store.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION, Three Dollars, achen paid u,
advance, or Five Dollars if not paid at the
time of subscrib;ng, at the close Of the
vear. Subscriptions aciU not be received for
a less period than sic months, Which sciU be
Two Dollars, Invariably IN Advance. No
nnner ,c;U be discontinued until arredrages
are paid, except at the option Of the pub.
fisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar
DER square, of ten lines or less, and Fifty
Gents for each subsequent insertion. Liberal
nze6z,ctio,s wiU be made to those acho advertise
BY the year. -.
.AU communications of personal nature, either
Of a defensive or offensive character, mnst be
Daid for according to the regular advertising
rates II. order to secure publication.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08

LAW NOTICE.
ID. Es. 8 II saa ford,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CLINTON, La.
~ Will attend to any professional business en-
trusted to him, in the Parishes Of East and West
Feliciana, East Baton Rouge and st. Helena ie9
The American patriot., 1855-09-08

ST HELENA.
John Burton. Sam,l Davis, John Wheat,
John NJ. Bach, G. D. Strickland, jr. W. Williams.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
VIM. Kelly, W. A. Crenshaw.
LIVINGSTON.
Levi spler Jacob l. Watts,
WILKINSON co. MISS.
DR.. D. L. Phars, Phillip HUFF John Whitaker,
ANTE, co. MISS
Eli l. Capel, II. q. STREET., Robt. Germany
NEW ORLEANS.
Col. S. W. Oakley, W. II. Garland.
The said commissioners shall have power to APP
point deputies or agents i'll other places for recev-
ing subscriptions Seven shall form quorum for
doing business in the town of Clinton.
The lists of subscription shall be closed on the
first day of December, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, or il tc subscription shall not amount to se-
entg-fre Honsaad doilars at that date, then they
shall be closed as soon as said amount shall have
been subscribed As soon as the subscription list
shall have been closed they shall be returned to
the town of Clinton for registry in the office OF the
Recorder of mortgages of the Parish of East Fclci
ana, as required by law.
SEC s. Immediately after the election of the
first Board of Directors, the subscription lists sli
be opened for period of four monts,i in such places
as the said Board of Directors may deem advi
SABLE, and public notice shall be gwen thereof in
newspaper published in the places where saie
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
Eeeiciasaa Institute.
Select Boarding and Day School for Young Lade
and Misses.

MRS. NJ. ]. CLIFFORD, successor to Miss L.
III ]. Mls,) respectfully announces to the citi-
zens of East Feciana and vicinity that her School
is now open for the reception of pupils
All the advantages necessary to the attainment
of thorough English and French education are
offered in this institution and particular attention
will be paid to the manners and department OF
oung ladies' confded to Mrs. C.'s care.
Music, both vocal and instrumental will be
taught by the best teachers.
For terms and particulars, apply at the lnstitu
ton.
Clinton, La, January II, 1865.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
Regular Coast Packet.

sfMaaazn A For WATERLOO and PORT HUD-
5#7s;sFEs @Ss771tsFE son twice week-The elegant pas
=ssszszs.z-@- senger packet GEW, THEoDuLE
ELFERr, Master for Donadsonvle, Plaquemine,
Baton Rouge, r. Walls Store, Lobdelfs Store,
Springfield, Port Hudson, Hermitage, Cooks Land
ing Waterloo, and all the intermediate landings.
Leaves New Orleans for Port Hudson every
MONDAY, at II o'clock, A., and every THURS
DAY, at o'clock, P. NJ.
RETURNING:
Leaves Port Hudson every TUESDAY, after the
arrival of the cars, and every FRIDAY, at
o'clock, P. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board
The GEM will extend her Thursday trips to Bayou
Sara.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
ksr. j. We1cla .sOkaes

DIR. j. We1cla .sOkaes,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
HAS permanently located in Port Hudson, and
Ill will give his entire attention to the practice OF
his profession.
rSy- Office, one door North of Dir. Ken,edy's
Drug Store, where he may always be found when
not professionally engaged. He socits share Of
patronage. Port Hudson, May, 1852.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
Il. l.. HAYWOOD,

4 .1TT7TONEER.
THE undersigned having been duly commissioned
l as an Auctioneer for the parish of East Felici-
ana, he respectfully informs the public that he is
now prepared to attend to any business that may
be entrusted to him. mar21 ly
The American patriot., 1855-09-08

HAVANA CiGARS-Extra Cigars and others
IL for sale by je9 DAkMOND
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
CONVEY ANCES.
Clinton L. Port Hudson Railroad

VlIutUM q fOFt H NUSOM NNIHFUHt
Mil anx@ G1osS Fnsz5za EzziEsaazs,a
siz55z s5Ssiz q S55 szsssssSs s 5ssssssS
From and and after Monday next, 23d instant,
the cars of the G. & P H. r. r. will leave Clinto,
every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, connecting same days at 9
A. NJ, with the steamer Laurel Hill.
The Directors have established the "through
ticket" system in connection with the splendid I.
S. mail steamer LAUREL HILL, by which ar
rangement passengers will be enabled to procur
passage from Clinton to New Orleans for $5. Pas.
sengers leaving the city for Clinton, can likewise
procure through tickets on the same steamer.
No extra charge for the reshipping Of baggage
&c.
ap21 DRAUGHON, Agent.
The American patriot., 1855-09-08
5Irdic;1I Notice,

Nlc6lc:lI NOs1Fp.
nR. EDWARD DELONY continues to devote
IL his entire attention to his Professional duties,
and respectfully solcits continuance of the liber-
al patronage which has been extended to him.
His friends may rely upon his prompt services
at all hours when called upon, if not absent on
professional business.
rE5- Office adjoining the Telegraph office, where
applications will be made, and orders left or at his
residence
Clinton, La, Feb. 10, 1855. 1y
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall
CHAHLESTON, ). &.
crRcuLAR RoR FALL or ls5S

I'VE desire 70 call the attention Of friends and the
w hgyers Of Dry Goods the West aud soSs
st 10 our attractions the fan sales 81 The Prsssas
year. -.
ve are better able han beoFe 10 supply the trade
uith large and attractive stock.
OuF own FmPortaGions Ein supply cur Fer
eixp DepArtuent wiih all the and desirable aeres
resident Ia Earopo-And vii be particularly adapted %
nzrket-
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments un be sup
Piled With sii the leading styles q Goods
IL h believe, acknowledges fact that cur sock has
always o. the largest And most attractive IN tbs
eountry and also believe hat the best buyers have Be
conFnced that systsln % SHORT PROFITS AND
PROnPT Pan is The most kAiisfActory.
invite attention OF al eose bayers 70 Large
and Attractive stock, bat vah ne dlapnet an
derstAndng that sell go0s only or cash. ssod notes
pAyAbie In all a. nAnk
We shall bon this date oFSard, ADOPT plan % con.
nection with Douestie Goods Dspartment Ne sAAli
keep q fan and complete Assottmsnt a heAehed sfosn
and C0orod Cotton Goods, which VII Be sod enJ ~ Pc.
Cash. Our object IN this i supPs hFse eoeas ~
A. ey are Sod b. eash hoasss In the Norhsrn ess IN
order % test this featnrs of 6asiness, Ee eeY
eomPaFisoa o. cash prices viii tme Prass's 40 49,
viii eave TIE Geeision 70 The purchaser.
from the shree year, e1psfisnce nees - =. -
AZ a., b.1ns.s s are snahisd he msrs saarnty % ~.
vie attention % oar stock Ana plans ~
-, = -, $500 ssoad q 40 ho.ass :. tsss eaa-
~. -. 49, " Tes.sas.,0s a c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCINNAIL OHIO.
To The Citizens of the Southern and
Western States

Leaning from my agents and correspondents in various
parts Of the country that my Schiedam matte schnaPPs
is extensively counereted especially in the Southern and
vertise their perncous receptions under the which
belongs my article, think it necessary caution the
community against these vendors Of poison in disguise
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit, which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stimuantS
required without producing the fearful consequences
which Invariably result from using adulterated liquor In
order render assurance douby sure had the article
anayzed chemists Of wordw celebrity and sub
for experiment test to thousands OF distinguished
medical practitioners The from these sources
unequiyoca and satisfactory character
1t is before the public surrounded with these gnaan
tees and bearing these unmpeachable endorsements and
call upon the community TO protect themselves and me
their health and reputatOn--by roWnng ao"h ana
repudatng the praca spectators who are pedGng their
commodities under ofmy trade mark NO article
had been imported from Holland into this Market IN
der the Of Schnapps previous to the appearance OF
Wolfe's Schedam Aromatic Schnapps in this city.
The first importation being made into this city IN the year
eighteen hundred AID fortyeght which be seen by the
Custom books deposited nv label trade mark
in the O. District Court Of the Southern District OF New
York year eighteen hundred and fyone and have
demand which has thus been created for the genuine ar
Gle the whole hive OF counterers in motion, and
the duty my customers and friends and the public
compels from time time to put them on their guard
against imposition have established depot at 20 South
Front street Philadelphia where the Western merchants
draw their supply at New York prices $500
UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs SEYMOUR FANNING CO., Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. Je2o-lm
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commercial Reototer.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
TRUE WING OFFICE,
NASHVILLE July 10 1875.

NAoh'AAbHB NNy 1000 y
The weather since our last report has been warm,
with reasonable amount Of rain. The river has
risen few inches and fallen alternately. There
are now about 80 inches on the sh oals There is
no freight below, and the boats arriving bring lit
tie or nothing.
Business is quite dull in all departments.
C0TTON-There is nothing doing in this market
The latest accounts from the foreign markets have
been less favorable than heretofore, and have had
tendency to depress prices where there were any
transactions reported.
ToBACCo-We have nothing to report in leaf
tobacco.
GROCERIES-We hear of no change in the
Grocery market. Business is limited to occasional
orders from the country trade. Stocks are ample
for present demands, but unless favored with
an unusually early rise in the fall there is reason TO
apprehend scarcity in the leading articles.
FLOUR-The stock on hand is ample, and pri-
ces are unchanged We quote Tennessee at $3.50
aS7 90 by the barrel, and 81 5Oa$3.oo per cwt. by
the sack.
GRAIN-We hear Of no change in quotations in
this region, and we renew our quotations at 7eaSo.
Corn is unchanged with no transactions.
PROVISIONS-BAcoNi is quite unsettled. Trans.
O. ms are limited, mostly at our former quotations,
= .ieh we ew with slight alterations. BUTTER is
.bundant a l2tal5. MEAL is still held at 75aSO.
geos b. se declined to &c.
Eor f.. aer particulars of the market see Price
Cure
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"Gov. Johnson AND "UNPATEIoTIo For
K1eNERs.-So it seems that Gov. johnson has
himself, after all his eulogies of Montgomery,
LAFAYETTE, &c, come to the conclusion that
the principles of the catholics and foreign
born inhabitants" are "unpatriOtic." The
next thing we hear he may be for al extension
of the naturalization laws, to prevent these
''unpatriotic" people from abusing our elective
franchise. We hope he will not attempt to
make friends with "Sam" in East Tennessee.
He might, with his smooth and slippery ways,
succeed in imposing himself upon the ingenu-
Gus nature Of the young gentleman, and betray
him TO his enemies. But hear what he says,
according to report of his speech at Clinton,
Anderson county, written by the editor of the
Kingston Gazetteer, and published in that pa
per, a paper which has the name of Andrew
johnson at its masthead, and advocates his
election:
ale demonstrated conclusvely the great folly and
fanHticism, which has walked up all this deception
and msre representation, growing out OF the Utpatri
oiic principles Of few Catholics and foreign bern
inhabitants"
Those are our italics. Catholics and foreign
ers are getting no better treatment than they
had reason to expect at the hands of Andy
johnson, if this is the way he talks Of them.
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VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY LAws.-IIer
Maiesty's Consul at Cincinnati, Mr.. Rowecroft,
has been arrested and examined upon charge
of violating the neutrality laws by enlisting
troops for the foreign legion, or Queens Army.
The evidence against Rowecroft and his agents,
who were to be promoted to the command OF
the companies, was conclusive. The privates
were discharged, and the Consul and officers
held in custody. The Court deferred its de-
cision until Saturday morning.
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Public Speaking.

The undersigned, candidates upon the American
ticket for the Stste Legislature, will address the
people of Davidson county at the following times
and places:
Widow CARROTS, District No. "a, Saturday,
July 2lst.
Goodlettsvle. Dist. No. 20, Monday, July 23rd.
Robinson's Store, Dist. No. 81, Tuesday, July "a.
Campbell's Store, on the Gallatin Turnpike, in
Edgefeld, Wednesday, July 25th, at night
We will fill no other appointments previous to
the 26th. And invite all other candidates for the
Legislature to meet US at the above places
A. w. JOHNSON,
NEIL S. BROWN,
June %, 1855. LUCIEN NJ. TEMPLE.
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PEBELE SPEcrAoLEs.-Th The Brazilian Pebble
Spectacles of Mr.. S. II. Sermons, are already
attracting the favorable attention of our clti-
zens. We have seen several of our citizens
who are using them, and they give great sat
isfaction. We refer to the certificate OF d. G
Topp, Esq, in another column. Mr.. Senno'
can be found at his rooms over Berry's 3"
Store