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PROPOSALS. FOR MAIL BA1S-
Posi- OFFIcE OSPAETxEST.

January ~, lcS9
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart
y ment until Q O'Clock. m, Of the Esd day Of April
next for furnishing for four years from the rst day OF JuT
next in such quantities and at such times may be
aured and ordered for the mail service mail bags Of the
following description, to wit
Gurus MfH Bugs.
Size No l. as inches in length aud 50 inches in crcum
fererce to be made o cotton weighing 81 least Is
ounces the yard or % inches width the yarn Of the
fabric to be doubled and twisted. and hve-icld
Size No al inches in length and Is inches IN eirenm-
ference to be made Of cotton canvas Weighing 70
to the yard of q inches wdh and the CLOTH TO be woven
in every respect like that Of the first size of bags
Size No g. (32 inches in eagh AVID - inches in crcum
fereuce TO be made Of canvas weighing 10 onnces
to the yard of % inches width and the cloth 10 DO woven
as above described.
The canvas bags of sizes Nos and are to be made with
a sufficient number Of eyelet holes, and provided with
strong cord TO their mouths All are TO De Well ana
distinctly marked ~ s. Hail. and to be numbered ae-
cording to the sizes above specified.
Ja0gBsr and (.rHrrs ptaichGs
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From the N. Y. Independent
The Curse ACCOMPLISHED.
Yours, &c.

Before Israel went into Canaan, before stepping
across the threshold and entering on her national
career, it was distinctly told her she would aposta-
tie and be terribly punished. If foreknowedge
be inconsistent with accountability, the nation
would even be exempt from blame. The "Song OF
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DAGUEQaEOrYPEs! DAsUERREorYFEs |!

CHARLES c. GERS woaik respectfully inform his
customers and ihs ladies pfcusrlv. thar he has re-
moved from Cedar street 10 ,lr5fDef Of Deaderck and
ind College streets over rova where he win be glad
10 see ali who IN want Of 1a<ad life ike pictures He
has gone great expense IN 9lg up powerful side and
SKY lights aud his fa4 up in elegant style
He has engaged The services pofeaced and polite op-
era ors and is Determined 10 sh bis the Model Estab
lshment Of the South osf ard ses assured that he will
be able 10 give sasisac,isn.
lie iny1s the public 10 call and exlmiue his specimens
Us aso some fine o. Paintings lyaiae)ld Masters Just re-
ceved from Europe, ehich ne oasfs ~ sale very low
Call at the corner OF Deader cSFee. and the Square
outdoor work. such taa duilugs deceased persons
ke iaDIn-tf
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II ENTISTS vii please aksshefeeshe undersigned Is
II our only agent IN Nsshy te and those wishing cur
make # Teeth sill please ms Sc Ee5r purchases direct o
hin He has Just recsirc5 anGeespply Of Teeth which,
with his former stOCs makes itfarfe and complete lie
has also hand few inc oass ii Dental Instruments
all completes also Fore ps FIles PiuEgsFs ExcavaoFs
Buns, Drills, Bench Vices. CorrunGum Plies, Wheels, &c
For sale By = ST EETGH
Formerly Stretch ORR Wholesale and Retail Druggis
Conner College aud Union Streets, Nasaye Teun
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SflisteIIansous,
A Stick Of Type.
EY CHARLES D. STUART.

Ell sHAkLks ID. STU AHF-
A Stick OF TYPE What shot or shell
From wars grim camp hath half The power
Stick of Type! with this one thought,
That Freedom mans od-giyen dover!
That Stick of Type hath more of might
Than warrior hosts OF fortress walls
And il shall batter towers to dust
That laugh at siege or cannon balls
That Stick OfType! / see ii break
The eldest of blood built thrones,
And lift the yoke from millions bowed
Ger dead-slaye millions bleaching bones.
That Stick of Type Careering fleets
Before it idly flap their wings,
And hammered armies pass like chaf,-
Grown hideous 'mong remembered things.
The Type! the Press the living Thought.
By stream and lightning sped abroad,
Shall conquer yet, and bring to man
The Freedom, Love, and Truth of God
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James G. aver,

PKAVTICAL G ANhilI 7 IOlLIf OHEIaIo
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. five Boxes for 81.
Sold At Wholesale bv BERRY & DRNOViLLE;
Az Retail by BROWN & GRUBbS.
Also, BY my Agents in almost every towa in the staie
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HUGHES EROGhEHS,
p.-.IITnsEAE ARTISTS AEp DAGUESRLCl
STOCK DEALERS.

.us-urnEEAE ARTISTS AED DAGUEERLVAIrE
STOCK DEALERS.
. a. q gTE-fES ir.an street over Stretch OTIS
y = ImuE.t,- 30 College street late bcbyns 4 Co.
Trlu.i C.; iicss i-jiefgs the public can Oh .isT5
= ain tla. class Pictures, weuSe the oestss-Ges2S
N ..,s uad arg ST and most approved Apparatus e Su'
LIGHTS ta ualy ones ia the city which Is Hcceae3 o. an
sf.ts and J.unoi+gros be The best for taxing large
TsNIfy gEgirF~ so as 70 dispense with those OAK
,..s s., rr.s~.,,v seen and Chiectud %. We have q
gfl ?! ANU Gs ghe y,aa Of the LADIES As We ai'Gnd
r-Ilr 90 our suffers oar patrons risy rely On P"e
,.:,pf,r.. g..I Pictures second 10 none. ....
C;isa5i ,,rlngcrs ave politely iuvted to visit
cur Rooms. v ..rher hey need Iic'uies or not
~..l-Et
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VOL. XVI.
TTNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS


TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers al tie following rates. Single copies one
year 10 advance e. 50 within the year. s. 0o at the
end Of the year. q %.
Of Eve at Office aud upwards 50 90 per copy,
for year Clubs Of subscribers viii be received Tor
SIX months at the foregoing rates.
The TIL WEEKLY IS published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, At s. co per aonun in advance Il NOT
paid in advance, Sc 90.
The DAILY is published al Eight Dollars.
- THE MONEY, IL ALL CASES. TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -
Remanees Of subscriptions may be made By mail at our
risk.
No papsr viii be sent ont Of the State unless She order is
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
lie discontinued until all arrearages paid except at the
option Of tie publishers.
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gzzg2Gz e2E2Gz Tobacco.
PETER ORELLAgs -,

kl-rs = :. 2 - -
PETER LORELLAEC
MANUFACTURE r,
No a, Chatham Street Fsw-Yorli.
- UCCEoSUKt TO PsrsR and GEorGz LomLLAED, offers |
= for safe all kin Of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars fyj1 larysr' can be obtained by I'D
dressing sbo5e THIS Establishment is Of the old
est OF the Kind in the United States.
Feb l4-ly.
INFOEMATIOE WANTED,
tot present residence Of Robert Patterson and Cor
n relius Lenon who boh enlisted soldiers 10 the
war Of 1872.
Robert Patterson was an Ir7lnsn by birth Weaver BY
trade ana s. years age in 1913 They both enlisted
Nashville. Tennessee. They their beliS learn
thing to their advantage by addressing
fa2l- ooSwlm BOX 81, p. o, Nashville, Tenn
FI;EECH's HOTEL.
Corner Ct City IE.ll Square @aa Frankfort Street.
NEW YORK,
i01aoie tie CITY Ilal aa& PARK F54a.lipJ
TTAS been RE-FITFED and FURNISHED zThe sub
L scIhsr trusts that f9T convenience elegance COM
tort and economy, 1t ca1uet Be surpassed in the world
Al the rGms warmed grabs, thay dJad up with
marble tc wash stands which are supplied with Croton
water by silver plated cocks The halls aud water closets
on every 1or are lighted during the right This Hotel is
conducted lie European Plan Of Lodging Rooms and
api--lm ' R. FRENCH.
" B-Don d believe IIscbli-n end Runners who may
say that we are full as some do 50 ra .saa5zrg iact
A. GAEpELIE. louis DrLsra1g.
GARDELLE - DEEAIGLF,
FACTORS AND CC1iE{IssI0I EyERCH2E-z,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CGAHLT-ro S, $. &.
IREkA - advances made en- Cc4siEnrueEts Of e1laoa
- Tompi attention paid TO Rs's."as and Forwarding
Goods.
eusia; !. Fraser & Co, Charleston. !auel5-'nn
PUBLIC SCHOOL"
TF'HiS Glv received, the following BOOKS;
L Stgldgris lugeue Arithmetic
Intellectual dc;
Song i"rs for the School Room;
h,.trcl's Primer Of Geogra- by:
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TTgvy sssprzGg eScolg
AT " EEOiEeSAIE


Il. 3. FTFE- Dc CO..
No. o College street, Nashville, Tenn,
RS now in Tecett Of handsome and desirable stock
IN of staple and FaHcy Dry 6 GODS, Boanets,
ParasOIs. Umbrellas, etc., which they offer to the
trade for very smil ad.ce for cash. or short time pa
per to which system Of bise s4iey intend to adhere
strictly Such buyers vill Tad izyfgely to their interest
to give this 81 1ek th0roue zaratiOu before making
their purchases.
Special attention Is casato fle;r stock Of LADIES,
DRESS GUODS as it is fsrgs pad beautiful Also full
supply Of uUEUUs !. COS BOiFiNG CLOTHS.
mhi4-a05y
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For Memphis, New Orleans, St. Louis, aud
Louisville,

Louisville,
-TRI-W = Z Il L Y
The Soleadi9 Esw Passenger Steamers,
GITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, aaster, leaves
{ J Nashville every Monday at o'clock, p. NJ
j. @. CLINE, JAWS DAVIS Master, leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at O'Clock, P. NJ
J0HS SIMPSON, JACK DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday, at clock, z. N.
CONNECTING at Paincah with The Daily ouisve and st.
Ios United States Mail Boats and at Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BuLLEN u Il. W. HILL,
Ggo COLLIER and iNGoNAs
The aecomnoda ions Of this line cannot be surpassed,
and Messengers VIII End it by far he s2eedest Of
travel, either North or South
For freight or passage aPpiy on board or to
4. J.. DAVIS. or -.
a,l2-tf A. HAMILT0N, Ase"u''
= -
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Use sC>isPA'S aCCDUSTtC Gil

Use SCtHPA'S HCCDUSIlC GA. - the
/ OyIA CURE FOR DEAFNESS. - SCARPAS
TJEp0Uyo ACOUSTIC OIL, for Il cure Of Deafness,
Pa eGd Discharge Of Matter from the Ear also all those
;1isea Ike the burning Of insects, laing o
.tr aI;iz7 NJ OF steam &c which symptoms 81 ao
tDo deafness and also generally attendant with the
disease Many persons who nave been deaf for ten nj
teen snA twenty years and obliged 10 use ear trump
fs haze alter using two OF tnr,e bottles thrown aside
their t1l,1,ets being made perfectly We'll Physicians
s-d surgeons highly rcc0 fmcud lis use
READ WHAT SGAHPA'a ACCOUSIIJ OIL HAS
bGNEl-The greatest cure ever yet PsTioim-d by any
medicine 81 uevsr fails
From ia aH4ay D1Ry Daily kairL.rIOo1s.S
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etoe-i,r- IAN viiihs) Blsachsd aud Brown Domestics
t.z s.ad American Prints; Hoyles Prints and great
variety Of other Goods. -, ,
roII and examine my Stock Of Goods To CASH BUY
ms, ana EUEgTUAL CUSTOM AliS great inducements
IN IA ,rsroI JAMES NICHOL
Nashville Nov g. 1854
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qhjs is 81 certify lhat l. willard jerks. proprietor Of
t, st Tr1s Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
ee7siu one car fer the last twenty years, and N the
al for the last year. that 1t was impossible ior ne 70
r tr l9laf=t yoc- and after trying various remedies
~ M, ,Ficy INV hearing in the least va induced TO
~ Sclrpss Compound Acoustic Oh for the cure OF deal
hess. and il Is Gilh great qualification | am enaned 70
t a, has psrisc y restored my hearing; and VIII
Ii l-v n s 80 person who wishes for information III
WILLARD JESks.
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D., yas;,sor,s Pile aud si,i Tet,er Embrecalion.

This rsg be considered specific and Is warranted 70
cure 10 not only Immediately alays pain and nlamma'
tor stops al. bleeding snbdqes th-I moderate iy guy
IL arm NV cures in very short time persons whose lives
lave sg7 rendered miserable loE years. It's application
rcd e.. no r-in but rather an agreeable and pleasant
us.ur Gu OF send for list OF cures, and YOU VIII Dc
ls,aa. shed. . ~ lit. ,,-u
- For SIZE By c. y. Healsrshott Nashville; Bell
Robinson 81 c., Louisville; aud ). ID. PARK, C'noAaa''
t4ls-"nl.v
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1t was night. The besieged city was hushed-
The sounds Of revelry had died away in the camps
Of the aliens. The silent mountains bathed their
woody tops 10 the Empyreal fountain, in whose
deep basin ten thousand gems were sparkling.
Suddenly muffied roar rose upon the slumbrous
senses of the Syrian soldery. From the south it
came sweeping IS by rising blasts across the hills
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We take the following from the Willimantic
Medium, Of October %. 1t may interest some OF
our readers to know that if was written by Ben
jamin c. Jillson, formerly assistant of Professor
Siliman, of 7 ale College, and now, Professor in
Cumberland University, Tennessee. The article
contains new things for those who suppose they
"lnow about the Mammoth Caye.-Le5. Herald.
MAMMOTH CAVE House., Ky October, 1854.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
10 the present residence OF Robert Patterson and Cor
reius Leaont 10 both enlisted soldiers 10 the
war Of 1872
Robert Patterson was an Irisn1sn By birth Weaver by
trade ana s. years II age in 1873 They both enlisted
Nashville. Tennessee They theirb elrS learn
thing to their advantage by addressing
fa2l-'Coswlm BOX 35l, =. o., Nashville Tenn.
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No AZ, Chatham Street, Few-Yorli.
- UCCESSUH 10 PgTsR and GEorGs LomLLARD offers
= for safe all kin Of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars Prize CHrysH5 be obtained by ad
dressing Gbo5e. THIS Establishment is Of the old
es, OF the Kind in the United States
Feb l4-ly.
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French md English Cloths and Cassmeres great variety
laafng C3oh Bankcs Of ali kinds; Satinets: jeans,
Taesd- al aooi) Plaid laseys Real Melch Flanne'S
;. U,,s.f Sc Sc: and all other descriptions, DC &c
-. COTTON GOODS
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CAPT. &. Ai. tERR-Lia
sri rup in TIE above trade this sea son. commencing
4 tbr tr:-scn In, first rise in Cumberland Eiyer-
~ 80. lr1t, yyilI leave Nashville every TUESDAY at
4 5.'.gl p Il; returning viii leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY, At O'Clock. I. 81, and Louisville every
THURSDAY, al 10 O'Clock, a ~
s.i. = HAMILTON,
f''l- Agent.
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The Message Of the Governor OF Maine.
poaroS Ian q 19h5


Governor Morrill, in his message TO the Maine Legs-
ia.ure, allusion - the Know Nothing move
ment In regard TO the liquor law, he strongly
mends its stringent enforcement Considerable space is
devoted TO the slavery question, in which he says II is
evident that the time has arrived when the question
must be met and discussed in national and State
councils and in primary meetings Of thepeople with the
same freedom with which other grave questions are
won't to be considered Governor Morrill, condemns the
passage Of the Kansas Nebraska BILL and its presumed
extension Of slavery says What renders this aggressive
movement the more alarming is the evident completely
OF the Chief Magistrate Of the country in open
AMI direct violation nj voluntary assurance given TO
the people who had elevated aim tue high position,
that movement Of he character should shock
pose of the country during his official term If in his
mower % ayert IL -
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Message OF Gov. Wright Of Indiana on Free
Banks-hnow Nothing Triumph.

NINtINNA1I, jan 3, Ib55.
Governor Wright, Of Indiana, in his message TO the
legislature, takes strong ground against the free banks
and says the Legislature win be wanting in duty 10 an
outraged people they fail to adopt prompt to
suppress the unjust and dsrspuable practices Of the
banis the circulation Of the free banks having been re-
duced to the extent of FIVE millions Of dollars and Of the
State banks 20 million Of dollars within the year the
contraction chiefly takiCs place within six months be-
ing than half of the paper circulation Of the
State.
the entire Know Nothing ticket was elected In CO.
vington, KY az the municipal election on saturday by
q large majority
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PRESIDENTIAL ISTRIGuEs IN THE CABINET
The condition Of Mr. Pierce, at the head Of a
Cabinet by every member Of which he is de-
spised and laughed at, must be painful in the
extreme. 1t has long since been determined by
the right wing Of the Cabinet army that he is
not to be their man at the next election; Caleb
Gushing and his set threw him overheard after
the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Cushing then decided
to take up Buchanan, and wrote letter to q
Pennsylvania Judge on the subject, setting
forth his objections to Mr.. Pierce and his rea-
sons for preferripg Buchanan. The letter was
handed by the Judge to friend, and found its
way to the President himself. Mr.. Pierce
handed it back to the writer and asked him
what he thought Of it. Caleb only laughed in
his face, and avowed that those were his senti-
ments. Poor Mr.. Pierce bad nothing to reply.
Every member Of the Cabinet DULLES him and
treats him like a child. Marcy has long dealt
with him as though he were schoolboy; and
now even Cushing lords it over him unuerci-
fully A pleasant position for President.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BOSTON, Jan. 5, 1900.
The Legislature to-day elected nine persons to const
tue the Executive Council, tee same previously
minated in caucus and also elected the Hon Z. NJ.
Wright Secretary of State The election Of the State
Treasurer and Receiver General wac postponed until
Wednesday.
Two important motions made 10 the House to-day
to elect committee federal relations. and
the otter to amend the constitution, TO provide
that person shall have the elective franchise VINO
cannot read and write the English language. These
were ordered 20 lay under the rules
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BosTos, January s, 1855.
The brig Planet has arrived at Salem from the Cape
IerG Islands She reports that the United States sloop
ofwar Marion, commander Purviauce from Madeira was
at PORT Praya the 9th Of December ttat the Uated
States igate Constitution Tag ship Of the American
squadron, Commander Rudd, sailed from Port PIaya
about November 10 for s. vneents AMI Ma,eira; ana
that the United States sloop Of war Dale co nmander
whit lie, sailec December for Monr,y a aud cruise
The Planet fringe letter bags from the Constitution
Marion and Dale.
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with feelings of unmixed surprise and indigna-
ton. Acting upon instructions, be had pressed
the Spanish government for reparation and
apology for past outrages; aod failing to re-
ceive either, ne had abruptly closed the nego-
tiations. How can he reopen them with honor
to himself? An apology already refused, can
he worthily represent the United States by
sueing humbly for that which in its very ma
ture must be given as matter OF right, and not
as charity, in order 10 possess any merit
whatever? These are Mr.. Soules views, we
have the best authority for declaring.
We feel, therefore, authorized to announce
that Mr.. Souif has resigned his position as
Minister to Spain, and WW speedily return
to the United States with feelings of hostility
towards the administration and determined to
lay all the facts before the country. This will
at once bring up the Cuba question, and force
the administration to show its hand Mr.. Mar
cy is firmly seated in the State Department,
and he is as firmly opposed to the annexation
of Cuba at this time. Whatever his faults, he
is not lacking in courage; and we may, there
fore, expect to witness an interesting and
bloody fight.
As for Mr.. Buchanan, he will return home
dispirited. He has not been able to achieve
any results 10 England; and to man Of his
prominence the glitter Of q court is poor re-
compense for the loss of the quiet and repose Of
his country seat near Lancaster.
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TkICKERY N TEE PUBLIC PRINTING.

WASHINGTON, Jan, y, 1920
Much dissatisfaction exists among printers in conse
quenee of arrangement that has been made be-
the printers 10 both houses Of Congress- by which
the greater part of the compositions done but once
while Congress pays for it twice. large number OF
compostors thrown out of employment and talk of
memorializing Congress on the subject
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Destruction of . Min by Fire.

IItN IiI.Ntsl Jan. ., boo.
The old mill belonging 10 the Peaesdals Manufacturing
Company, at Peaceiae, destroyed by This morn
ing II was valued at sl3 o0C and insured for $1,000 In
this city nj the Atlantic and wash.rgton Offices. This
the first nill IN when power Icons were used IN
th,s country
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Eon-hrrivai Of the Southern .iali-Iargc Fire
at Lynchturg.

IALnAoRs Jan. 5, 1S5j
We save received no man here his evening south d
Richmond
large Gro occurred 40 Lyrttturg, yns,-.a on "a
turday, By which fourteen houses we're destroyed.
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Marine Intelligence.

fHiLl DELPHil, Jan $, 1863
The clipper bark Ocean Eagle twenty days from
GIBRALTAR and forty from Palermo arrived here Il,
day. Spoke, december is bark James Bryant Of
Beverly, Massachusetts, from New Orleans for Genoa
ff'y dnys out
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From PhtlasIelnhia.
MOTION GRANTED AGAINST THE ooa1ERc
nAEE OF PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADhtIhll, jan, ,, 1888.
The injunction asked for in the Supreme Court against
the Commercial Bank Q; this city, was granted thi.
morning II restrass the directors OF tie bank from
discountng notes except q. the regular meetings Of the
board, and from charging than To sgal rates OF
interest for doing 40.
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that they will ultimately accomplish it? Their
next duty viii be to demolish and dispense the
administration and its spells democracy Of the
South, beginning with the important State of
Virginia; and it is here that the shoe pinches
at Washington.
Very well. Buneombe speeches in Congress
for the benefit of Mr.. Wise may be permitted
upon pinch; but it would be best, victory or
defeat, for Mr.. Wise and his congressional
allies to cease prating Of the league between
the Know Nothings aud the anti-slavery socie-
ties. No such thing exists. The league is on
the other side-between Seward in the North
and the administration in the South, against
this new American party. We await the final
issue with pleasure.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING 1ElEGRipHs.
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THE EST NE w 8
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VOL. Xxx.


RESUMPTION OF THE TROUBLES AT HARBoR CREEK
BRIDGE TORN DowN-rHE SHERIFF DRIVEN FROM
THE GROUND. 4@t kT#L
ERIE, Jan. 8, 1855.
The track of the Lake shore Railroad torn up at
Harbor Creek to-day by order of the Commissioners OF
Highways, and the road bed ploughed The mob
engaged in tearing down the bridge over State
street. Sheriff Vincent endeavored make arrests but
driven from the ground the riotersboth he and
Judge Miles being pei ted with balls and stones
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THE U. s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AMENDMENT OF
THE STATE CoNsTuUTIoN--LAw Bo0Ks-TEMPE'
RANCE DEBATE, ETC., ETC.