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IRON RAILING AND
3lFWA1 A8AAAA1AA00 lAAN2
ORN NAMENTAL IRON WOR

ORNAmENTAL IRON WORK.
HE subscribers prepared 70 m orders Of any amour
L for IRON WORK, such
kailings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots &C.
Also, IRON STAIRS, DOORS, SHUTTERS. sETTEFs
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GArES
FOUNTAINS &e They particular attention enclos-
ing CEMEIkBf LOTS and PARKS, having the largest
sorment OF Patterns OF establishment in the country
are enabled 70 please the most sstdoRs in taste Arch-
ecf5 or Builders in any part Of the Union wanting
work by sending US drawings will receive the estimate
cost OF work. and We viii furnish any from their de
signs or drawings that may be desired.
persons wishing articles Of manufacture BY address
ing us few lines sEng FOR what purpose win furnished
with printed designs by return NAIL with the prices annex.
e1 All orders sent Vn receive prompt attention and
the work finished and fitted in the best manner packed
In boxes for safe carriage, HOOD 4 CO,
12l North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue.
noVZ%-trW4m PhiIad eI eIphia.
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sooN2asoAs ~ s'clnnn Aueh1-
No 10 broad street, ans No % South Market street.
En NAsHFALLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Il Ia. coppsr ard shss, IFou Wares
Sl iGtsnd keePlng ecnsi4hg On hand All kses s ceok
Tag and hesling ftsyes o4aAneassl and Piaia Manus
Crates, ke he
Als0 AA sds q Cepper ana sheet fEen wsrk lone br
sseAmhsa a holins Mia fnFn1ces. feaRdFisa fAeiorcs
As soss ai1s sstss ssis aaa caAp a. esn - doas
= shs eu. tsnl9-ly
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE EToWARn ASSoCIArIoN. rhiln.,

ID EPoRT on sPERMATORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness,
IL Impotence the Vice of 0nsns Msstur baton, or Self
Abuse and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, with
count OF the and decepons O Quack ard valuable
Advice to the Afflicted, BY GEo r. cALEoUS NJ D. Consult
ing surgeon Of The Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
oehsVosn Institution, established by special endovment
Tor The relief Of the sek and distressed afflicted with Yiru
lent and Epidemic Diseasss copy Of the above Report
viii be sent by mail (n sealed enVelope Free Of Chd0e
on the receipt Two STAMPS for postage Address Dr. GEO.
K. CALHOUN, No. South NIzrH St., Philadelphia, Pa
decl7-d3n : -
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

, A A A VA A n ID L K A ES,
VJARRANTED to stand 1G per cent more fire -
w thSn any HsrVtngs SafeS in use, and sold Al iii
the same prices. Also, Iron Shutters, Sash n M
and Doors for Bank vaults and 2EEHD
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined Rcfriz.
orators, all warranted goood and cheap any the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 9Th street.
lAdephiA, Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks aud
al the celebrated Locks furnished when required W c.
LILLARD is Authorised 70 receive ORDERS and saes
the above. mvS-Iv
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IMPORTANT
TO HoUSEKTEPERS AND DEALERS.
Che Rope WiiIs,
II Fulton Street and II Bcekman Street, New YORK,
Principal Ohiee, lCS Front Street, New York,
Factory Sc 81 ~ Hudson Streets Jersey City.
TINE PROPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
J. KNOWN
Coffee and spice establishment,
Continue prepare the best PhaTEIac eiicaI
POVVd crS IN use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND 0THER CAKES &C They asU prepare Mustard,
COcos and other articles Of daily ia every family,
which they offer the most reasonable terUs CAtA
logues cent to d. alers who request them.
r. II. q. ISHAM.
N.B-Consumsrs advised TO inquire for HoPE Mus
iicles sug2-ly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119NSssau Street, New YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
p Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Papers both In the United states and
the Cauadas.
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n BABRELs 0f Ae hsst thai has bssn in the market
4 " this season. for s-is ~
man J, q. G. koBGkrSoa
.Ra.uoosuEy pI fogsssox
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CWEES GAS I.IGET.
THE BENZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable as Machines suitable for Msnuac
tories, Stores, Dwelling Houses Steamhoa's Railroad Sta
ons &c. These Msci warranted TO give satisflc.
ton. 1hey manufactured under ;. l. McDouEas Pat
ent sud the only that will operate well in cold
weather The Light prodoc hall cheaper than Coal
Ca, and less than the Ta0W Candies They
lily ged and from danger and the prices 2S
cent less than other machines made. The COmpa-
ny on-T 70 ale State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be add - scd 20
S. 7. hcDul CALI. Agent for the Company,
nov20- 5m J2I fsroadNGa New \ or x .
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWLNfIErH,
PHILADELPHIA.
s. Z. JACOBY & Co.

TMP0ETERS Of and dealers in the various Foreign and Do
mesc Marbles, ftatuary, &C hive constantly hand a
large and select sOrtnet Of MANTLES, TOMBS MOSU-
MENTS, TABLE TOPS &c, Of every description, not
celed by any IN the city for beauty symmery and finish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TIERS, furnished the sEliest notice wh Marble Of every
description pat heher Foregn Domestic either
finished in the Slab Block, the accommodating
terms.
We especially invite Sttent ou to stock on hand.
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No. as Dey 5: New York.

NMITHS EELF-ADJ USIIhu SUCKS, TIES ard
- CRAVETS The only premium awarded by the Amer
nsuut- their IEt- Fair The crystal Palace for
SElF-AJJUSTiNG - CSS 70 2. y. SMITH, Manuiae-
tUrrr, No IS Dey &, New York.
EctcHauts viii hud grra'ly their advantage 20 cal
Smiths extensive assortment of hrse very
fashionable artc farte neck Greet ind csments viii be
%, ed to J0eters fom and southern cities.
he hid aesrly all oE the hTstclass Job
birg Houses Of New York @. y. janT-
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For Rent.

A srcrB-nt DWELLING hOUsE. viii -
a al nesesssgy ouil ogses. ths 81 san. ~
H~r aEd aab b-rry streets Tts lease eentsns Ass aa
az F,cd roogls, ~. Apaiy y II TEI C.
marrkd a ~ $3.50.
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Preserve your Fruit! Preserve your Fruit!
DRANFWHTTF's Patent self-seaIiue Air TIGHT

DRANEWHITES Patent EelI-SeallDg Air Tight
ID Can This useful, geaOu cheap Can having been
thoroughly tested is offered the public with the
that be relied the ercty air light in
the The top Of this drawn between the surface
and of tn metaC cap forming perfectly
gh Joint without the Of and di pens
ing vii the MODE OF soldering the cap the outside
thv
the the least Every J. warranted sold by all
tn country Sole mlLuacur=r and gent Tor the
CITY oi New YORK, GEe AODGErTS, l5S Wilam,i.
manufacture Bran whites PatsDt Can in other
Places pyiy to A. CUNGE3 Co., 345 Broadway, New
York. Insrchl5-'m
WANTED AGENT 10 SCI Van Anden's Portable Writing
w Csae and Cory Hy Press u does ali tie Of a
Power Press much qu cker and better. i weighs eIsht
ounces. ba feut by m. Price Of single cae t50
icer inducements oEerUd 90 Agents. For particulars sp-
p iy letter otherwise, d. H. Mufold, 107 Bro dway,
New marchf
l. COTTENEF & CO., Importers Of French and
L other European Goods, No. IS Broad street
sug8I %
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PkTEET ELASTIC SKIRTS

ID AFES & FRANCE, 40. Barclay ST..
ID =. .N.Ta'fioD-None are genuine except they have
the stamp Il the Patent. Al manufacturers aud sellers in
friugInF, will be prosecuted .ug TO Law.
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Livery Stable.

80 ~ 1Hs md ign.d having taken -
CScS y ~ ne stAb Market et Nash. GIS-A
kTJ~-~lsg vllr, Tenn, two doois below the IAA
l. n ana opposite the Mansion Housr, form.
try occupi,d ~ the Hammer rrspecu IN uuoes that
h. VII keep hand good hursra Aud Nehccs 10 be
the hrug Vuhltc on reas bic terms
lie l. prepared o. tike o. IN III best manner, All
Horses , With him, thsr bsaiius horses travellers
lis Stable uat-d oonstuietl busiurss and he all
keep rKperieLcri utrr aad the best
be market can aGprd. Terms moderate.
ian l6-dtwAwIy r. s PATTERSON.
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J. C.. FELLOWS

DEALER ~ LAND VARIANTS.
IA 3sl-2 cHkRRY STREET
Over HSustoa Browns Law Ones Nashville.
DEkSOSs ssnd 80 Lad RaTrsnts 20 se ~ ual can, q
ulsy Pfsfsf dreet tasm . Fal Cuaniaxhsm I WI
hlSasst set price Ia easA ecti-usn
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. sWYl
hER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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O00 KE9s of vs.. c, sfsesfon Cos sraad q PCR1
(OO hHiiE LEAD. faa ssilhA snf vssy ~ =.
FER sals By ChURlh AN0EkscS.
WANTED. FLAxSEEn. For sh'sA ths hrA
sst nsrtet pries uiH hs pad n Cash. tisn1-ff .
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Spring Fevers.

1'HE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITrERs prepared
fFom nuuseer q The mosl purifying insiEoratng aud
healing foo bsrss hrrbs aqd VINES selected mostly from
The terra Asdiea Of Amertea Thry powerful toue,
they give eugth % The ysssm, and enable 10 throW oE
he oons taloA tSBdvney disease. They have eli hs
bnsncai Effects Of an wihoat eAusias any III effects
Prise % per package.
For sAs ~ DreEgsa ShfOashoat The State, and ~
Ajax. hACkESzie
rsasehs ~ coaegr street..
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y EcEIYED this day handsome assortment of Bosons
IL separate fom The Shirt New ct syes Yer sale b
msrchib ] II Mc6ILL-
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GPERM AND WAX CANDLES-iO boxes
- Sperm and Wax Candles, this d-y received BY
10. g. BROWN
ie9 as College street
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NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY. MARCH 25. 1856. 7
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vIsCHER 4 sCHELL's Geu1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BuILDISG, BAG and s4s Broadway.
Late No. SO Nasssu-Street.
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HONE MAZE FURNITURE.

The y IrT-1fUed HaVlHG TI U1 V IhdT
NIrJIsL uANUFAC TORY,
RE now better prepare el than ever furnish y~scV 2
II their end, and he Iuhur with any thing L--yF~S
thy ma, the Furniture line.
Or'ers IA tnkiuly re,e yed and ronply hled ks&=@a
NErehou No. Is college street, a, he etoiore.
jaul6-ly GWOuMES, NANCE A co.
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ID awELLER hAs rs.aa-l ths Gardzn sss.i ana F.ha
ID. sssa busassa Ai.sss suFFy ssPssss y lss srss
sFflysl nArs
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GOOD RExEnIEs ARE A pUsLIc coon.

THE GREEN MOUNTAIN olNiiFNT was used by the In-
Glus, vhcn ths Corutry nrst di-cOVered and by
them c3nsid rud "thg beat g o. the Great Spirit TO Ills
red children Il the best Application for ndammatOry
cmniants, u-h kheuUsti-m hysipelAs, various see
ous of shrost and glands erapions bruises burns
q s kind &c Prce PEI toV Is cents For sale By
all DruFgsts, and by ALkA. MACKENZIE,
mATche Agent for the GI efcuberg Co
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NE w FIR VI.

- ia w L II W.
~ y. 50 Gtt tkN AZ az. =. PEACH,
ave forrnei partnership under the name 8 -
and Vie 81 ii Sca'ury & Co and taken the stock IN
ant ~ ~ Sratury 90 On Co0pvT's ilock, -ES4
Cherry street; aui 10 hrir friends and the pubc
IN hey prvpttrf Co execute description q work
in the PLUMBING BUSINESS. m he nrHte,t q most sub
stautsl They will a-O fruish sud ht up Gas FiX
n the sndomes yes. They resp cfuly solicit
share Of pabhc lmtrouHg- lJnn2l
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PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS.
NeEroes Tor Sale.
Rich sILKs-VERY CHEAP.
w hite Lead .

w Al. 6. AcCLEILAND are eneiing . large ard
W elegant as.ortnsDt % Rch prcs filts and ether
Fany Ges a. Vsry rsucsa prces Tor Cash, a the Asto-
poiitsn stow. 81 snd - coisss street ebls
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500 Reward

0SO Reward !
~ ANYWAY toa ias sabscrlbsrs Wsdrescsy The liza
tnst, ffun Dry Creek, As Laaissis aad Aasksis
kHIokd, As<Fo hoy nalasd li sboat ara fss eur Ass
hgh ssshs q cal 10 peans yeH eoaszan sray 81 e.
san IA sith sys Wei,s ssnig . any takns he
seks ieE aae aay have tsad pas as Ase4a sad saa
srts htlie. He kad nsck and p47ts. an1 dAfk
sas i.eksa = sapPased ; hsss ssksa asd gens
ao4e ne cuhsraad rive a. oao NJ = reverb va
BE- pald or inssr@Aiion ieadRs . lis rseaptazs.
0eodlStlssfis. uasrchit-iW CARLISLE 4 HENDERSON
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iRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES.
Supernne Flour.

HAVING made arrangements with Mr. W. L. Waters 70
H keep me supplied With his euperhne Flour pot up IN
bags for family use, an ready supply the demand
/ and warrant" every bag d. g. RUMsEY
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" he Grasrnbcrg CoTpany.
For isver tee hing, dasr GA, rekep, eel C. worms, Ge
t tho bst med, kuogn 10 The GfEienbeTg Al
mAnac, that given gTsts you wil end list Of
Pkyisns throughout the Uuon, who have used Il IN their
prarce. Where there yeung children and IL has been
usvd oner. ul 10 be without Il in their
hoasc. Price 50 per bottle.
For.>is ey al Druggist, aadb BY ALEx. MAcKTNLE,
mas u College street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

There wrs T. HhiG Convention h;ld III Water
viii, Maine, fay bcf"ra yesterday, comp 'ed OF
inst sort of Wing. bc organized ard ran .:sets
for the express purpose Of thro"irg the State iito
the hands OF the Pierce aid Douglas patty, which
object THEY achieved. They are now rallied again,
urder tie lead o George Evanr Withtle coune 81 OF
Rufus Choa'e, with the nte-t of giving the Sac
10 Buchanan, and thrs perpetaa'e the rule o. she
Border Runiaus il Kshsa, aud their cOGfeder ates
throughout the Union.
A kindred Hhig c. INVENTION Was held yesterday
ia Albany, profrssedy in the interest Of MiDard
Fillmore, but rca ly to promote the election Of
Buchanan. 1t wss conceived in yillainy ana pef-
.ect,d in fraud. ihe Address and Resolves Of this
Hhg CONVENTION .prak of its members as standing
alcof from the An.er'cSn organization, when II is
notorious that three ioarths Of them have been
active and bitter Know. Nothings for two years
past, and H. such deliberately p'ost, 20 divide an1
cestoy that Wig party whica they noS pretend
10 susc citate Nine. .en,hs q! these men huve ior
tao years been supporting Know Nothing De Il
ccra;s against Free Soil Wh'es; yet they nov
orettNd that their objection to Col. Fremont Is
bastd on biz Democracy Yet they are now s1p-
poring Andrew Jack 'on DoselsoD, Democrat,
assnst Willism l.. Dayton, well known Whig,
shd fId ho difficulty in that -Donelson having
roasted that he owns hundred negroes, while
Mr. Dayton Ia known 20 be opposed to Slavery
Extension.
Mr Grargsr, who presided over this Convfnsion,
was Pre,ident ef that which nominated Washington
Huut foI Gov, ruvr 10 1850, but bolted and deserCed
the chair while the Convention was yet in session,
because the Convention va, Anti Slavery in its
temper and spi,i!. The Convention was easily con
sol, d for its loss The men who bOlted with him
got w another Convention, and made show OF
rouiratng that very ticket which they were
il tent ON defeating one Of the leaders 10 the bolt
fa'ipg telesrsphed to his paper to keep out the
s. rscuse ticket" 1t isthis same boiling squad tn
very few charges, which has since given vitality to
be Know .No,hiDg organization, and now pTetends
tn r5rgsDize the Whig party. /, is a faction that
burrows aud prows-lba pouiustcs candidate
N order to defeat them-tha. loves darkness rather
| ilan lght-ttat seeis to compen.ate by hnesse
ard fraud for the paucity Of its numbers and the
ta,sness Of its ams We trust it will not forget to
| held another Convention to nominate State
iciet. The more the people are permitted to see
Of it the less dargsr can there be that they will be
| dup d by il.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
WIG STATE CONVENTION.
ALBANY. THURSDAY. A.

ALBANY, Thursday Aug. Il, l7j6.
A State Ccayenton of Old Line Wigs met in Van
V.chtn Hall 'h.- mou.pg. Some 500 delegates were
IN ATTENDANCE II & Convention called to order by
Thonu, Elroy Of Albany who stated the authority
uuo.r inch tie Convention met lie nominated the
Hon. " C. IIa4brVuck Of Orange temporary Chair
nan.
MI lIashrouck took the chair enid great applause.
He briefly addr, ,ssed the Convention, thanking them
fi The Loror inferred upoo him. declaring that the
Wble pary could no' be considered dead, and re-
nl dpl It, thst they htd as the cooserv aye party
of tie u ior cuty to perform a. the who's county.
j. H. Hobelt Hsws moved that J. L. Berrten and
l.. c Msle be app, intsd 81 reares. CarrieG unaui
nourly.
Mr. II W. then moved the appointment OF Com
utt.e % eight 20 report permanent officers
The Ga appointed tie 'oiCwIng as -uch Commit
te. j. Il. Iioo-t Iisws, ID. b. 81. John, J ,mes Ed
werds W. Noyea j. K. Lawrence, 5. II. =. Hall, +.
Esckus ,ud II. LaI din.
AfeI hriet ab-eut. The Committee returned and
rport.G tie FOL w the poru snert orgauzatlou a
PreriteLt Hoo. Frspcis Gle ger of Cansndaigua:
Vic PIesicette, W. W. Todd o. New York,
j. I. Hsr'sCn Of RchuOnt: james Patten
Of OrergA, I. II. Bond Of Oswego IL. II. Ross
Of Ess' K. S. II. z. Hall of BroOne, j. j. McEl xaibe
Of "iomps, ". II. DenrlDg Of Du,chess. +. Cone Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A communication received from the Postmaster
Gerera in reply to aretoluon, say ing that special In
uctiOnr htd beef issu TO the proper agents, and no
effort sill be spared to discover ard punish persons
who uulawiully Abstract fetan from the mair books
or docume is sert hence by Meobers of Congress.
The Horse preceded to act OIL the amendment to
the Legislative, JUDICIAL and Executive Appropriation
BILL es iepor'ed from the Committee Of the Whole On
the State of the Union.
The HOrse voted to retain the appropriation Of
nearly sls3OoO fer books. which the Senate had
stricken out, aid added a proviso that any Member
who unwilling to receive his sha may 80 inform
the Clek, who shall report the TO the House
Lext StssiLn.
The House ooncuned bv % against 81, in the
an.tnGmept substituting Mr.. P.nnington's amendment,
cfiertd yesterday, that 10 money be dra Sn until the
ress OF be- dismissed, for similar one which the
Senate hsd stricken out.
The House disagreed, by majority, to the Senate .
Ddue,t I'stOring the appropriation of s2J, 900
fer The cAptn,ts OF the future Legislature OF Kansas.
The House then concurred by majority Ia an
I'M, Cme;t similar 20 stricken out by the SENATE,
preventing exIenGIturc for erresting, prosecuting or
cctsirIrg persrs ctarged with treason and other po.
Ica onc grow ny out Of the action OF tn Legs
atu e Of Kan or the Topeka o'vention.
The Home th,n psesed the bill tabishiDg large
number oi po, reuter-, ana tabled By 80 majority, the
~ bae bill appro, a'htng Desry million of colars TO
p,y certalu L0ndhodrs the amount expei ded by Cali
ora for the euppress sion Of Indian hcstilties
holourIpC
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
To the Associ0.,d Pyess
XXXIVTH CONG r + S,
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHNcros, Aug. IA.

SENATE. W AsHTNGToS, Aug. IA.
Mr. PEARCE introduced JOINT resolution, which
was passeG, aoc.ptics a portrait Of John HanPden,
pee. by JOi McGreg0t, SECRETARY OF the Board
OF Tiodr. England, and directing the sane to be
PROG. ry trau placed in the Executive Mansios
j. was painted either by Van Dyke, or Sir Peief
L-ly.
TIE protect of tie Scuste Of Iowa relative t. the
election of Mr. Harlan msde tue special order tor
to. O.morrO~. ~ -. =,
III. Ssrs,e recos-der d the bill continuing the im
urov.m.rt of tie Des Mcines Rapids, with the Pres
i, r obj cons Thereto, but failed to pass over the
veto. t.o.ihir,s rot voting in hrmation The vote
s,ooG 3s sgaiLst II:
YFAs-Nesas Ba, ard, Bel IN. II y Bell Tenn, Bsrj.
min Bi,hr Css tor, Coamer Glitter sn Ood<s, Doug
s nuTl, seLden Fish Foot Foster Geyer Hale, ha
an Jan ows) Joues (T-Dn tGstt pu-h, sesare
stuart Thomson ~ D. Tiumbull, Wade. Weller, Wilson,
NAYs-Mes.-s Adams Bs,s, Bright Broihesd. Brown,
Rr.r Clsy Evans Fuzgatrck Houston, Hunter lverson
nuiory blason, Reid TOou.b, fulee.
IT, Fere'e then proceeded TO the confederation OF
H., bll making appropriations for various cvil items
A ionl debate ens uec OH tie House provso, prohlb
r,ng military spIeripehdtncy in the erection OF public
buiiirgs except for defensive purposes, when was
stricken out.
An amepdueI was adopted authorizing the Secre
tay of the Tessufy to purchase three stores at the
Ailet tic Dock, Brooklyn IN. ~, and appropriating
sl0O O0O for that purpose. A jour1ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15


The Fxprcss it is right that the public should iuly
Understood eno consider sifsidor pretends to be
that money. paid into The TRBJsE office for the
beLeit of Free Kansas will be embezzled or nissp.
lied to the beDeft of the custOdians rather thsn of
the csure they were rteGded to subserve. Hear il
"1HE TRIBUNE Office, in 1913, a. have sho xn,
wss the b, art and sOul ef the SlevegammOn move
rent-snd THE TRIBUNE Office, tO1ay, il ths head
quarters Of the financial demonstration for Ksnsasit
would be well perhaps, Il at the friends of liberty and
hunany should organize Vigilance COMMITTEE to
lock atr Is diebuIs ment or a, aIy rate 10 gee ~
Il that som. body is held duly accountable"
Exactly 20 Let Us have Vigilance Committee,
by all means. But lei il be composed OF the cham
pcrs Of Oppression and Inhumsnity, for they only
.etm to realize the need Of sny vigilance" in the
premises.
In ls4s, If any money stopped at this office on its
way to the help Of Young Ireland it WAS instantly
snded over 10 the General Treasurer chosen, rot by
Us but by tie friends Of the cause, whose name il
anonymous with integrity and patriotism. What
ever may have been dole with it thencefo ~srd land
We DO not believe the anxe'y Of The Erpve's tp
have every rem Of It's disbursement published vii
tyer be gIsafcd no collar, 20 dime, no copper of i,
ever cane back TO The TRIBUNE Office, or into the
hsrds Of sny one connected With ths paper. Tint i
al we have to ssy On that subject.
Precisely 90 with regard TO whatever money may bo
.ent to this office for the Of Free Kansas. We
.Lall acknowledge the receipt Of every penny which
my reach ard shal spply it all to aid the Free
State cause il Ksn:as Precisely in what way it will
be expeIdtd Will depend Grcu ns,s; ces- whether
80 procure food for Iu dcr,d Free.Sts,e ctiz'Ls o'
tie Teri,cry or to furnish them with arms and 4nnu
,ton, or to sepd forward new settlers. AL that "
Il, sI,-a lf.ii
fall ito the herds Of the Boder Rufis,s, or b. ex-
pended upon uIyoithy persons.
l. s rot likely ttat any one wLo would ever give .
dollar or nake sn effort in behalf Of liberty, c,c BE-
i.Gueuc-d by The ExpTess to retain from d1ius &c.
fAere can te 10 tcubt however, that il ia perfectly
4.oIel 'o tlst ouiLa to tupp'se that nobody csn be
rrsted With ey for eny humsne or patriotic pdr-
iose without -teslirg it.