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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-02

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH l.
FINhE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets TO ash
ngton be procured 70 which point as well as to
Baltimore it is the shortest direct and in every
spect the most reliable route 1t is the only by ach
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York 5ed
to reach the cities OF Baltimore Phiadephi aud New
York, at the cost of Ticket to New York only thus en-
sblng Business Men and Travellers pleasure inior
nation to visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than be afforded by any other route.
And it is the only route by which Through Tickets
be had TO Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg, W. Charleston Savannah, Macon, At
anta, Augusta, BE LEY Springs aud Bedford Springs
Passengers frUr NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter d Thorn r steamers on the 'umberland river
to LOUISVILLE Cling there wit United States
Mail steamers tlHcinnsti, lie Jacksonville
Railroad Indisnap is Ind u,ake ect connection al
Columbus, Ohio with the Central OH lsroad TO Wheel
ing whence close connection n .jsltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made 10 WASH: City, Baltimore Phia
dephis and New York
tSs- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phs transferred Cairo to the cars of the Illinois
central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
Haute indianapolis Dayton and Xenia TO Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at ~ A. NJ $50 r M and
u p. NJ
E Travellers requested to notice that while this is
the only route aft riding Through Tickets all the Eastern
Cities at the charged BY other routes Alg
lOrE only is also the shortest most speedy and direct
to sill the leading points in ths East. The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore only $40 miles, being about leo
miles shorter to New York. than by any other There
are less changes of by this route and consequently
less detention, than bY any other.
@ The road is ballssted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For rturtherinformation, please apply to D. @. RUMSET
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office of
the u ;. Mail steamers, or ct the Jefsrsonvile Railroad
Office, Main street. WIN. 3. WO0DSIDE
Master Transportation b. d o. r. K.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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HERMAN & RAINS,

HERMAN & RAINS.
THE undersigned having removed to Nashville and
L sociaed then selves for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, have recently open
ed at the noted stand formerly occupied by Plummer
Co. large and complete stock of fresh genuine Staple
Drugs pure and unadulterated Family Medicines choice
Perfumery Fancy Articles de- &c, all of which gua
esing the purity and gsnuneness Of every article they
wse at The very lowest market price for cash the
usual time topunctual dealers
They determined to send out article of medicine
about which there be any doubt whatever with refer
ence to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions of
the Physicians of the city This department of their bus
ness will be under the supervision of competent chemists
They trust that their rigid attention and fidelity to the
interest of those who may favor them with their patron
sge will merit the appreciation of their patrons and
sure success to their new enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN RAINS.
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= UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical Department.

TNHE Sixth ANIMAL Course Of Lectures IN this lnsttu
Il uOn will commence on MOndav the 30 Of November
full preliminary course, free to ali Students vii be
given By the Professors commencing the first Monday
of October.
Professors Fees, slO5: MstrcuG'ion Fee as Pr,cti
cal AnAslmy, SO Graduation Fee s35. For Catalogus
and Announcement apply to
PAUL F. EVE N d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
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THURsTON & BERNARD,
No. I6 Public Sauare.

Next door to CaIhoan's)
NJE now have on hand beautiful stock Of Erehsa
w and English MerinOs, PLAIN Plaid and Ambro
shaded oil wool DeLanes, Bombazines Casbmspss Man
chester DeLalnes Pald Red, Yellow and Waite Faunes
al qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds which invite the afsn
ton OF all CASH buyers, give good bargains.
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NOTICE.

A BARGAIN will be given IN EIGHTY FOUR ACRES
N OF LAND, seven miles from Nashville between tie
Mill Greek Valley and Nolensve Pike. Il can be divd
ed into three tracts with Improvements upon each suit
purchasers
aug9 J. L. 4 K. W. BROWN
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

NO "a SOUTH VINE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
INCORPORATED 1855.
THIS Institution will open on the Second -Eze1S3n
L Monday in September next The system
Of instruction adopted for this AcademyU n d u
comprises Eve departments, viz: Primary,
Freshman Sophomore Junior and Senior, TO which is ad
del Normal Department designed for those who intend
TO adopt Music profession. Pupils received al any
time and charged the time they enter to the close Of
ihe Session.
Tho Academic year is divved into two Sessions The
one commencing on the first Monday in February and
closing on the third Friday in June.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department, $50 Junior Department, $S5
Freshman 25 Senior A" 10
Sophomore 80 Normal " go
Private instructions the Piano Guitar, two lessons
week. per session, $50
DO do do ths Harp, do do IS
do do do in VocsliSston, Italian STYLE do 40
distinctions to Gentlemen the Violin Flute (two eve
DngS ~ the week, $l5
gay For further particulars spply to the Principal.
auslO-2m CHARLES HESS
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New Firm.

TTAYING associated with me, in the Drug Business,
IL H. E.PzoE we will carry on the business in all OF
It's verous branches the old stand under the drm and
style Of STREzcH PECz where would be pleased 10
see all Of friends and customers assuring them that
We will use utmost endeavoss to give satisfaction, both
regards quality and prices .
aus1 A STRETCH,
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FOKTY NEGROES FOX SALE,
HAVE on hand about forty Negroes for sale consist
l ing of msn and house girls cooks, &c. among
which are several that come well recommended and pro.
perry vouched for. Call soon.
sugl0-r REES w. PORTEK.
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Johnson. Horne g Co.

CORNER BROAD AND MARKET SEREETS
NASHVILLE Tenn.
WILL give prompt attention 10 RECEIVING, storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton, Tobacco
Wheat Corn Flour and Bacon, and will also devote
lscel attention receiving, storing and forwarding
merchandise OF every description.
Our facilities in point of room and convenience are
e9usi aay IN the city.
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JOY TO THE WoRLDi
THE ONLY INFALLIELE RRMEDY
Hurley's SarsauarilIa-

nF all The remedies have been discovered dr,n d.,
~ present age for the Hthousand that aesh heir II
none equal this wonderful preparation. Only three Years
have elapsed since the discOyerer spent ecse ~
ed to the public and is already rccognzed by Inc .t
eminent phy scians in all OF couRty be he f
surprising and elective remedy for diseases Of Ecs
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups OF root have hitbsrto
Jailed 10 command the Of faculty. beetu.r an
oung tested, they have been iound contain uoxog- r
dients which neuralize the good effects Of the
and eenmes niure the health patient II is gss ~
with Huriey's preparation.
This Is the pure aud genuine the root ana viii
trial, be found to eGecta aud psreet ca t e
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection Of the Bone, Hs5'tuAl Cosirveness
Diseases ofthe Kidneys ljver.om,i.,nt
dyspepsia Piles,
bFyslpelaS,
Female irregularities, scrofus5r - > svn
Ristula, SynhtItS '-f
And all Diseases ofthe Skin
Besides curing the above II is zlso known L. b = ,,.
system. - =
In short, 1t is exception in the e7s ei,onad
and lis general effect system most ecaciaa ag
most dssrsbIe remedy Of the age. II cad. ~stsn
svey Used Throughout the county, ana s astob amir an
Europefn reputation The cures hsS Effected
are daily coming TO the prOpreOr and be has
nohesaticn in recommending TO ali whO 10
procure Teiei nom suffering One OOtle being tricd
tects VIII be tho apparent ~ admit of further doubt
heeoiect Hureys SaTsapara is the o1iy genuine arss
In the market
UP Price dollar per bOis, six for i've dollars
For sale the mauufaegOy, IN ard Cream
SCOV and ty dealers in Medicine through nj hs Rit-S
States, Canada and Mexico. jal23-dSwIyl
Berry & DENOVILEs
Wholesale Agents n shrills
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OU, WHITE LEAD, &C

OH, WHITE LEAD, &c.-
" Linseed Oil, Lard Oil,
Window Glass (s sizes } Paris Green in Oil,
Chrome Green, n OIL Burnt Umber, in oil
sand Paper, purpsntine
White Lead, Zinc Paint. in oil,
Zine PANT in Damar Varnsh,
CopI and Coach
Black Mantle
Alcohol SC, just received and for sale by
eugl STRETCH q PECK.
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REMOVAL.

TNHURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed 70 No Is
i Public Square, next door 10 CalhOuns where thev
will happy to show their customers first rate stock II
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmsres; Yestngs Gloves,
Hosiery, Cra7sis Handkerchief &C. &c
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CLASS q
To be drawn
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1855,
At Concert Hail. Macon, Ca. under the Sworn Super
intendence Of Col Geo. M Logan and Jas A. Nisbet,
Esq
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefully
compare with any other and II it is not the best
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't
nnrchase TickefA
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EMECALS, &C >
" Canine, Strychine, Iodine,
Iodide Iron Morphine, Nitrate Silver,
Quin. Fasrian, Oxide Silver,
SSalacjne, BenEOic Acid, Ell. Barks,
Iodide Pstssb, SC, received and for sale BY
surl STRETCH PECK
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PATENTED OCT, 1855.
Funeral Undertaking.
w.G.D. BOEHMS & Co.

NTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF Nash
w vile and the surrounding country that they keep
constantly on hand,
COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
< From the celebrated Metallic Burial Csskei, $50
~zE. muchadm red BY all who have seen it, 70 the
painest servants Csffin.
Also elegant HEASES and HORSES together with
everything necessary for funerals Mr. John H. Curry
undertaken of twenty years experience will give his per-
sosl attention the business All orders left at Store
Rooms No Coopers buildings Cherry street opposite
the e Office, will be promptly attended to. both day
and ne hit. w q. u. BOEHMS,
d. W. RUSSELL
s JOHN II. CURRY Agent. iuly27
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nrEItFUMERY, SC

OPERFUMERY &c.-
u French and American Extracts,
Woods Hair RestoreT,
Mrs. Aliens Hair
Fine Hair Brushes,
Clothes and Hat Brushes,
English Tooth {"
Bogle's Hair Dye,
Bachelors Hair Dye,
PhalOn's Hair Dye
GiImans Hair Dye,
PoW der Puffs with and without boxes
Together with large assortment Of other articles in the
same line Just received and for sale by
STRETCH PECK,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
au-l Corner College and Union sts.
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Groceries.

Groceries.
tK7Ea7e prepared to furnish plantation supplies of
w every kind aud would invite the attention Of Mer
chants aad ers to stock which will at all times be
complete s1d consists in part at present. Of the following
articles
So bhds Sugar; 400 bags Oefee;
1900 bags Salt; 500 barrels Salt;
SO boxes Star Candles; $50 barrels Whisky;
100 pieces Begging; 200 half pieces Bagglng
200 4 inch Bagging; 500 coils Rope; together
with al other articles usually kept IN such establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE co.
iv9a r Corner Broad and Market stS
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The shaving Soap.
VROOM & FOWLER'S WALNUT OIL,
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.

MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.
EVERYTHING sought by the most fasidlous in this
~ branch Of the toilet and essential to good shave"
will be found upon trial combined in the above named
&c
nas now peen IN the market l2 years. and the thous
ands who have used it testify to its SURPRISING and
agreeable qualities. Il is without doubt the best Soap
the world. The genuine bears VrOom 4 Fowlers sigma
VrOom, successor New York
Sold IN Nashville BY I. Wells, A. II. Roscoe, G. W.
Hendershott JO e. Brown and in New York by dealers
generally. ;rtrI- or,-
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Pennsylvania KAILROAD,

THREE Daily Through Trains between Philadslpha
Il and Pittsburg. THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at N A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 2, A. N. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsbug at p NJ and Pitts6urg
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphis at 10, p. Ii.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis, MOI Alton, Galena and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, Ky; Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincin
natl Dayton Springfield, Beleontaine Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE, Masslon and Wooster
Oho also, with the Steam Packet Boats from aud TO New
Orleans, st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either of tbs
above plaees-
For further particulars Handbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route TO Phsdephis
Baltimore, New FORK or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGENT Passenger Lines, PktLGda
J. MESKIMEN, AeENr, Passenger Lines, Pitts6urg.
PhiIadelphia, lS56-anS-ly
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THE Great Central Route, connecting the Aantcciti
withWestern, Northwestern sud South States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers al ports oD
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Ssndusky Nth
Steamers to a ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route BY which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Wet
Rates between Philadelphis and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods 1oon
Tin boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c. ''0 pe' iV""
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bsles,) Hardware, Lea feOc per loon
ther, sc. 80. .-f
THIRD CLASS.-Anvis, Bagging, Bacon, Eo - ,on.
and Pork (in bull, }, Hemp, sc. JUG per ioV"
FOURTH CLASS-Cedee, Fish, Bacon, .o ,oo.
aud Pork (paeked,) Lard and Lard Oil @'' psi AVV"
F1our-$1 per bb until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per leo lbs. until further notice
Coon-$2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight Until
further notice.
taT In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila
dephia be particular to marx package ria PIGdesia
RGilroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Phadephia Ptsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FRkIaHr AGsNTs-Harris. Wormey Co., Memphis
Tennessee; B. f. Sass Co, ST. Louis; j. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesui Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewett Louisville, KY; r. G. Meldrum Madison
Indiana; Sprgnan Brown and Irwin Co Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, OhiO Leech Co. No
"a kiby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOr bouse New
York; No.l William street. and No. BatterE Place New
York; Z. j. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw koons Bal
timore; Geo. @. Frsnciscus, PiItsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agens, Ihid.
a. J. LOMBAERT, Sap't, Altoona, Pa.
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SIOO Reward.
LAND FOR SALE.

OA0 ACRES of Land for sale in Robertson County
OtO on the road from Gsllstn, Tenn to Hopkinsvile
Ky four miles West OF Cross Plains, and miles
Northeast Of Springfield. This Land is well improved.
will sell the above land on FRIDAY the 10Th Of Sep
tember on the premises, to the highest bidder Terms
bne half cash, the balance twelve months time, note
bearing interest from date Come all that want homes
and look for yourselves as am determined to sell.
auSi2-WStri. wifi MEREDITH WALTON
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THOMAS BOYERS.

... GALLATIN, TENNESSEE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE U. s. COURT OF CLAIMS
AND For THE SEVERAL STATES
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE
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Keystone State,
CAPTAIN r. HARDIE,
AND
State of Georgia,

CAPTAIN j. j. GARVIN,
Will hereafter form Weekly Line to Philsdephia sailing
every Saturday alternately from Savannah snd Charles
ton as follows:
The Keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
ing Ssturdays-Juy 18th, August Cd and 10th, Sepen
Der 9Th and Goth. Leaving Philadelphia alternate Sstur
days.
The State of Georgia will sail from Charleston the fol-
lowing Saturdsys-uy 18th and 26th August 9th 23rd
snd Both, September 18th and 27th Leaving Philade
phe ths slternste Saturdays
In strength, speed and accommodations these ships
fully equal any running the coast Inland navigs
ton, 100 miles Delaware River and Bay two nights st
sea.
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES AND
CANADA.
SHORIES7 AND CREA PEST ROUTE
These Lines both connect at Philadelphia with the Great
Northwestern Railroad Route through Niagara Falls
Buffalo, in l6 hours from Philadelphia. Through Tickets
with the privilege of stopping at Philadelphia and inter
mediate points, for sale by the Agents in Savannah and
Charleston.
"a Fare to Niagara Buffalo, s2s; to Emira, $26
to Csnsodsigus SCI.
Agents at Philadelphia, HERON d MARTIN
Agent a. Savannah, G. A. GREINER.
Agents 1T Charleston, T. s. T. G. BUDD.
jy l05s-8md
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IMPORTED MALTA JACKS.
TOR sale at my Plantation in Williamson county for
Il cash time, FIVE BLACK JACKS, three yea
old imported from the Island Of MaltS of pure blood
iyS-emd&ty JAMES II. WILSON
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II. =. Peck

5 now receiving number OF beaunfu stvls Coupee'
i Rockswsys and BarOuches. He has also complet,
assortment of Bugges both of his and Eastern Manu-
iacture, at his Warehouse, lower Market street.
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LAhGHORNE ~ AEMISTEAD

p n BOXES I.aughcrne Arpissad's Celebrated To-
9GU bacco just received -
sGgl7-lw B&P JOHNSON, HORNE 8 CO
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LOTTERIES
30. 900 TICKETS oSLYI

will b. distributed according to the following Maxn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
THE CRNTRAI~AmRRICAN WAR.

The news by the George Law is not very "a
vorable TO the prospects OF Mr.. Walker and
his fllibusters. Two accounts are before us,
the one derived from a Hamburg vessel, the
Emile, which had made a voyage from Pana-
ma, along the coast touching at the ports of
Costa RIGA, San Salvador, and Guatemala, and
returning the same way. On her upward voyage,
upon touching at Punta Arenas, she found that
place, and indeed the whole Republic, in q
great state Of excitement, mastering in
arms for the expulsion of Walker and the
fllbusters. Proceeding onward to the ports
of San Salyador-for she appears not 10 have
touched on the Nicaraguan coast-llttle DISPOSE
ton appeared to be exhibited there to join in the
operations against w slker OF whs. was going Oh
in Guatemala no account il given. When the
schooner touched again at the ports Of San Saliva
dor her return, greater degree Of interest sp-
peared to be felt in the The people there were
in possession Of General Walkers proclamation
of the 10th of March, but did not appear much
frightened at it. Upon landing again at Pup,a
Arenas the crew of Emile were informed tha. al
engagement had taken place at the hacienda OF
Santa Rosa between four hundred flibusters, under
the command of Colonel Schlesnger, and FIVE
hundred Costa Rica troops under President Mora,
in which the fllibusters had been put to fight,
with the loss OF number Of prisoners; and be-
fore the Emile sailed news came that nineteen
Of these prisoners had been tried by court.mariial
ard shot.
The other account is that Of the Costa Ricans
themselves, whose official documents on the sub
ject are given at full length on another page. The
evident exaggeraion which pervsdes their state
neLts renders il necessary TO receive the story
with caution, but there appears TO BE- reason to
doubt that they have gained an advantage which
must cause Gen. Walker great deal Of inconyen-
fence. The battle is described by these reports as
furious and saDguinsry. The Costa Rcans dis
charged their guns but once and then charged the
entrerchments of the enemy with the bayonet, put
ting the hllbusters instantly to fight. The car
page, says President Mora, "was terrible; il
" lasted fifteen minutes, after which those who
g Lad not been killed took to fight aud were pur.
sued without rest The Ices Of the Costa Ri.
cans was two captains. two lieutenants and twelve
soldiers. The loss among schlesinger's men is not
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the principles Of oar free government and secretly
f.yorine its conversion irto 9 corrupt Bntnh o.
rsrchy-snd that he h,d worked day and night Tor
twenty year. to send that same Henry Clay down
to his grave . defeated, disappointed, reprobased'
srt.broken man To him and his confedersses st
the Slash Cottage" celebration might hty be aP-
Piled the rebuke addressed to tie kindred Pharisee'
eighteen centuries slice:
"Wo unto YOU. Scribe. and Pharisees, hypocrtes
becsu,e sc build the tobs Of the prophets snd gani'h
TIE sepulchres Of the righteous and say, II we had
been IN the days OF fathers, We would Dot have
been psrtske with them IN the blood Of the proPh-ts
Wber, fore We be Witnesses unto yourselves that ye
are tie oiildren Of fhSz i-hiri killed ftf PTopet'.
That was not 50 fast Ell age as this, and the
idea of having TIE rery persOn' who had killed the
prophets ostentssiously erect monuments to their
memory had not yet been conceived; had il Onl!
been suggested there would doubtless have arisen
some Douglss with the brass requisite for ITS
realization.
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The Tribune in Providence.
EINt1LL Co No II Market square. agents Tor
The sse q THE TEikUsE in PEovIDEscE
pOMGa IN CONGRESS.

SIsATE, April 1.-THE bill PfoPo7ing 70 Te1'0Ve
from circulation the sDlser Mexican and Spanish coins
ard establishing their value in receipt fIr Government
dues slso providing for the coinage Of new descrp-
ton Of cent?, passed. Mr.. Seward offered resolu-
tons that unnhabed Islands hereafter discovered BY
Americana shall be the possessions ofthis Government,
and any valuable products thereof be confirmed to the
discOyerer and their heirs The resolutions were re-
ferred 70 the Committee on Foreign Relations. The
Bounty Land bill was briefly debated, but was laid
aide TO give opportunity for Mr. Jones Of Iowa to
speak On Kansas affairs in reply TO Mr.. Harlan Ad-
iourDed.
HousE, April lG Nothing was done beyond voting
10 purchase 1900 copies Of the report Of the Kane
Expedition at IS per copy The motion wos adopted
under the previous question by four majority, and
resolution TO reconsider was laid on the table Ad-
jOurned.