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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

(sUccEssoR TO HIB MOORE
II AyTNG made important additions TO his machinery
greatly increased his facilities for manufacturing
and Machinery every description prepare
10 manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal in point
dnsh and durability TO any made In the West and st
prices Having been practically engaged in the Manufacture
Of Machinery in Nashville for the last fifteen years and Civ
ing his personal attention 20 the manufacturing Department.
he feels confident that he give ssEcton TO ali who
him their the old stand Of Ellis Moore
81 and 81 Market street. Broad, Nashville, Tenn.
All kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mis
fob Factories, Banks Jas, 4c ke executed promptly
and AZ the lowest cash prices
jan23-iy NOBLE D. ELI
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To Railroad Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received the Office Of the Edgeheld
L and Kentucky Railroad Company until Thursday May
6th for the Grading Masonry &C. OF the Ridge Section
the h ad Of Manskers Greek said Railroad twenty miles
distant from Nashville. New bids for the work to the end Of
the first thirty miles from Nashville will be received the
tme and any modification Of those made IN December
last will be considered The line being finally located guam
titles calculated &C. every facility is afforded for Contrac
tors to ascertain the character and amount Of the work. and
facilities for carrying it
Plans and profes may be SEEM and specifications obtain
ed at the Engineers Office 10 Nashville, a. any time.
EDWARD s. CHEATHAM, President
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The aids will wear citizens dress, with white
sash. The Company Marshals will appear ir
the uniform of their respective companies
with blue sashes. The CHEF Marshal in citi
zen's dress, with red sash.
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A CARD.

To the CIrIzESs OF SAsHvILLK.-With regard
to the brutal punishment inflicted by father on hs
child at the Verandah Hotel yesterday morning. we
wish the citizens Of Nashville distinctly to UNDER
stand, that We, a members Of the Julien Troupe,
unanimously censure and condemn the conduct Of
the parent. Mr.. Young, the grntlemanly landlord,
informed our manager Of the N treatment OF the
child, and he upon learning the particulars prompt.
ly discharged Mr.. Wallace from the company.
We hold IL as our rightand duty TO keep up the re.
puaton ofa company that has hitherto born AL un-
tainted and stainless name. We also deem il our
duty to inform the citizens Of Nashville that Mr..
Wallace is not one Of the original Troupe. having
been but a few DAYS, connected with the company.
Not until yesterday morning did he appear 10 bis
true character. We lsud the prompttude With
which our manager rid the company Of such
man.
We trust that our kind patrons win not be pre-
JUDGED against nor condemn the Troupe on account
Of the misdeecs Of one man.
Respectfully,
May Z, 1885. JULIEN AINsTRRLS
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TThe Phoenix Insurance Company, Hart
ford, and the Farmers and Mechanics Insu-
rance Company, Philadelphia, have been doing
the handsome by our friend GARTER, late of
the Inn. See his card.
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THR FRKsAN's PARADR.-The Chief Mar
shsl of the procession for the 18th inst, has
appointed the following gentlemen as aids, to
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tF- Fashions Jor Kay.-Leslie's Ladies' Ga
zette of Fashions for May has been received,
and is for sale by Toon, Nelson & Co.
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KENTUCKY HARVESTER.
Adjustable Reaper and Mower
Combined.

TNHIe improved machine warranted resp hom Twelve
10 nfssn d sny knd u smAn gFsn PER day wlh
horsss eght - 81 grass per day.
Is changed from Reaper Mover In eHs than ave min
uees time In point a coastfuetoa nAashp nate
rails and sapsation - Saaesra uasts e has equal
One Il these nacints pu togsShsF q u e used II
the hsA and In conpes uonS order IS store, where
invite ali AFmsrs and eshsr interested 20 eaR and
apss-s.ss = MACY 4 HAnnrox.
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E Stewart & Owen have received lot of
garden vases, an article somewhat in request.
Supply yourselves.
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The Julien Ministries and Psrrow's Harmo-
uists perform again to. night at the Theatre.
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JULIEN NINsTRRIS

TR. Ten Brock, Of New York, has
purchased the celebrated race horse lie Compile
for $4,000. Mr. Ten Brock is the owner Of
lie Complies great oOnqueror, Lexington.
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EE- The TmRD LEoTUEE of Rev. DIR. Bard's
course before the Young Meas Christina AS
ISOLATION, viii be delivered on Friday evening,
ia the basement Of the First Presbyterian
Church.
Turkey ard Greece.
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W We are indebted TO Hon. W. Il. SNKED
for public documents.
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Over the Nashville Race Course.
THURSDAY, MAY 22d Sweepstakes for untried three
year ods. Mile heats, $500 entrance $50 forfeitto
close April 1si
FEpAr 2sd PropeiOrs Purse $780, mile heats three bes
in Eve
ms21-td WI PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
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The Alsonia leaves this morning at 10 O'Clock
for ST. Louis.
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HORSE POWERS AND THRRsHERs.

aATK haxs nsw stsre 80 Prnnysssaia Harse foNere
w and Threshsrs, uhleh - assd ether VIII bur
I've hasnea Thse pacnea have steoa ne ts,t q
states. ThFy have rcosnsy eeen maaa tmFfsFs1 - mar
seAring and xsnsrA csnstr1ce. nlAkinf een hsnsaf 81
araaxks thnn anr ether aehlns We have also enc
u tkess mschnes pni up xse n es1psls srrknB
srder and nste Al .aisIsIlcd e ca and s1xzine -
sus8-traw MAGf HAMILTON
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7slegrqphed 70 the Louisui11e Journal
EMEUTE BETWEEN CLAY OF ALABAMA
AND HALE. e-f-
The Senate ON the Panama Riot and
: English Interference.
WAsHrNaHoN. Nav


b English Interference.
WAsHINeNoN, May /.
SeRdte-Mr Weller read letter from Gen.
Walker, in which it is asserted that the Brit
ish Government have interfered in the present
struggle between Costa Rics and Nicaragua,
and have furnished the Costa Ricans with
arms.
A state of war is now existing between these
Governments.
Mr. Weller, in abiding to the recent riot at
Panama, says-"The best feelings existed be-
tween this Government and tie Government
of New Grenada, aud had no doubt that the
whole power of the latter would be exerted
TO bring the offenders to justice.
Mr. Seward remarked that several days ago
on his motion of a resolution it YVES adopted,
calling on the President for information on
this subject, but rs there had been no response,
the President probably bad good reasons, in
view Of the complicated state of affairs, for
declining to answer the resolution.
Mr. Douglas believed tia. the Clayton-Bul
wer treaty was being violated every day by
Great Britain, and thought something ought
to De done about it. He thought the present
Government of Nicaragua legitimate, or as
much SO as the other existing Governments of
Central America.
III was the nrIneSt and most stable govern
ment that bad been there since the throwing
off of the Spanish yoke, and so far as he knew,
justice was more impartially administered, and
aud the rights of men and property more Sd
crediy guarded and protected under the pre-
vious government than any preceding one, nor
was it any objection in bis mind that an Amer
lean by birth was in command of the Nicsra-
guam army. Nicaragua has as much right to
become the asylum of emigrants from this
country as we have to receive European emf
grants. She had as much right to naturalize
Gen. Walker and give him military command,
as we had to do the same by Gen. Shields;
further, Nicaragua had as good right to send
an American by birth Minister to this country,
as we had to send men of foreign birth to
represent us in the courts of Spain, Italy, or
Holland. He believed we ought TO enforce
our naturalization laws, but not go hairs
breadth beyond the line Of their duty.
Mr.. Butler thought we ought to be careful
not to to involve ourselves in war with any
nation through the acts of intermeding ad-
venturers.
Mr. Weller withdrew the resolution.
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SCALES! SCALES!

FAIRBANKS Celebrated, Dormant Platform, Counter
and Grocer's Scales full stock always in and for
sale at Manufacturers prices by their Agents
a
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bar Notice.

LII those persons indebted for Bar accounts, will
"A oblge by settling the before the 1stdAy Of June
next paid by that tine they will be placed 10 the
hands Of Collector And would further state that after
the above time, shall positively open Bar
counts, must collect old ones FIRST
es- Wax up gentlemen, and settle.
an9O LYONS A Co 10 Cedar AZ.
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NASHVILLE:

az The Patriot Is the successor Of the True WzsoI
Messrs sMITH, MoEGAE Co. having purchased the print
ng Materials subscription list, 4e., Of the latter
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07

I AIDES Super Black KID Slippers, extra vide;
IL Heel slippers, Boots aud CATERS
French Lasting Congress Boots;
q VIII satin ana Best White Kid Slippers;
Misses super Br0nSed and Slack Kid Slippers
Heel Boots and shoes IN great yari,y.
Just opeuedby JOHN RAMAGE.
ap96 a. College street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FEvKa AND Asun-Ax nFALIIsLE ousE-Ws cefy the world
10 produee any medicine which does not contain ounne,
Bark Arssaic Mercury any noxous deadly compound,
20 cure this annoying disease eecsuay as Carriers Span
ssn Mixture While il contzins none Of the above named
dangerous articles Jet possesses power In relieving and
curing Fever and Ague which cannot be approached any
Of them separately in combination IL acts specifically
on the Liver pues the Blood opens the pores Of the skn
and assists expe from the system the seeds Of Dis
ease what is bad the remains Of the Mineral Drugs
With clog and finally destroy the constitution.
See the cure Of Mr.. LopgAen Of Virginia he had ehs
twice day for three years; nothing would relieve h unt
be tried Carter Spanish Mixture only three bottles Of which
eectuaiy restored him to health, has he had return
of the disease since.
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Marble Monuments, &c.


INFORMS his friends and the public In gen. SR&SA
L eral, that he is now prosecuting the MARBLE
BUSINESS, in the shop on Cherry street, next McS
door to the linton and american, where he K7
will be pleased to attend to the orders Of ali HI(
who may want work In his line done. He has EIIs~N
and viii keep on hand, a supply OF AHI'kN
MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS, &C., Elt5 tHBr1i
Manufactured OF the finest Italian and Amer sST|@Ss
lean Marble, in the best style Of the art. Att -
Of his work will be warranted. mar21
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DoS'r TILL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness do tell about, else there will be
unmarried people Weddings win be the order Of the day
Everybody win be choosing help mate In another column
the advertisement of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoNDoUT of New York, the "Bliss Of Marriage" IL gives
you process Of the art Of creating love- compel
ing any body love you dearly whom wish to inspire
with passion But them should such secret get
world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's our counsel-N. Y. Tribune
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

TTNHE New York Mills have recently opened their Depot at
the old stand Of the Port Royal Mill Depot No south
College street. where thsy will keep constantly hand
large supply Of fine Flour put expressly for Family use
Aso good lot of Unboted Flour, BuckWheat Flour Meal
Bran, &c &c.
These Mills have long been known III this community as
furnishing the best Flour hat brought to this market and
only requires tr to satisfy all who good Flour
that it for their interest TO buy OF The attention Of Ba
kers is particularly directed TO this.
ianlT QUICK 90.
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SHALL leave Nashville about the 10th May, trip
Missouri Iowa and Minnesota, for the purpose OF
lectng and locating lands for myself and others Persons
having Land Warrants which they dsre locate would do
well to send them to will that locations made
upon choice lands that rapidly settling and that cannot
fail become valuable in a short time will attend to To-
eating The lands procuring patents for the same paying
taxes, sc
will take charge Of any other business in that
gon requiring the enton of agent expect to visit
Louisville Cncin nat Chicago and St. Louis For further
information, apply personally, or by letter, 10
J: q. FELL0WES,
Ap12-1m No 80 Cherry ST., Nashville
~ refer Hon. Cave johnson, Hon Neil s. Brown
John Trinble, W. B shapard, Joseph yaulx
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WE have On hand 10 Canary Cages q Al the es
w CANT patterns that be ohtAned Nsw York. Eor
sale Al very snail advances % ~ tern Prices.
AIS MACKENZIE A WILSON
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hfA M8s <M~<A M&s
100 hAkRKlS AID ksss Tar, iass Fsesivss ~
lOO sr2e =. Q. RANDY.
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Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED TIE INHALATION or MEDoATED vkPoRs.
Or wM HukTKR brother OF Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to st. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There probably class Of diseases which are wide
spread in their and terrible in their results as the
diseases Of the threat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter of earnest the profession to know there
any means whereby those diseases be controlled and
ameliorated.
DIR. R. and myself have made these diseases our
peculiar study for several years. and We have found that
the only means whereby these diseases be reached by
application the prescribing Of medicines which
breahed lungs in the form Of yapor, and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The success Of our treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms
WIN. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
aD1-8m West side, St. Louis. Mo.
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Negro Man for Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust TO executed by Alex.
ID Williams viii offer for sale for cash to the highest bid
der At the South Gate Of the Court House yard the 18th
day Of May next Negro Man named Stephen aged about
twenty two years. Sale in the usua. hours.
apf9 JAMES g. WEBB Trustee
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SIX MINUTE FRYEZERs.
WATER COOLI-nS.

TUST RECEIVED rom New York. small LOO o
81 those Pateat Presently whch gallon Of ne
bss snso0tesf and Lgtt tCk CEEAM be made In the
incredible space an miI utes. FOR sale By
apis NACKENzik wTL8nS.
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me Plus Ultra" scheme.
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLAHSI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS
CLAS WI,
To be Drawn May 18th, 1855.
n intendence OF Col. Geo. VI. Logan and J as
A. NiSbet. ESQ.
The Manager having announced his determination 70
make this the most popular Lottery in the world offers for
May 18th, scheme that far surpasses any scheme ever
offered in the annals Of Lotteries Look your INTEREST,"
Examine the Capitals. One Prize eight rickets a.
q 1 D n n Z
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STAPLE Goods.

HbdpIC UOOUSs
OUR stock Of Staple Goods very complete and pr
" ces low. Come and see for yourselves,
AT Meet GLANDS,
mah2T 81 and SO Colleg4 st
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Read this Advertisements.
r HAVE several No COOKS, warranted to suit
Il sale iapr241 REES w. PORTER.
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DIS. CONwELL & BURKs,
AvIs9 sssneiassa thsassises n shs practise thss
III Pra1aaiau tsadeF seryeas TIA eEzens a
vlle onaos No ssA oh<ssy ssssa. sstsesn unssa
church. apis-In
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We daily receiving from New York. great additions 70
stocks OF Articles essent nj 10 he comfort o. h0usekeep
ers To all Of which respectfully solicit pubic ~
tantoa. MACkkNZlE 8 MIIsO n. Ma hvllle.
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.nWbn Crane Roots.

TUsr REoEfyEn, aoao caiash. 0raps RossA a. an.
y ysnr's gFastA. LsRtlI TIA AecAIL, AgxnA
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lRc0RArEn RTRD cAaEa.

IHTB have hand good supply d plain and elegantly
w decorated water Cuolera Of various and a. W
nrie,a MACKENZIE WflRON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Williams, now prisoner by the surrender Of Ks,
would not have been able 10 sustain repeated sssasA
Leaving the army on account Of bis shattered
health Psshkievitch retired TO his estates in Houe
in the Government of Mohilef. He soon, however,
retained TO Wsnsw, and continued 20 sduinster ths
Affairs Of Poland. Upon the descent OF the Allies %
the Crines Nicholas took the direction of the military
operations in person, communicating directly with
Menehkof at Sevsstopol and Gorchakof on Tie
Pruih-Psshkewiteh having only the nominal oen-
nand Of the forces in active service.
Old age, at length combined with impaired health
and the discontinue before the walls Of SiEstria
seems 10 have weakened bis mind, and his enox.es
or sanderes pretend that he labored under strange
hallucnaiions. He was an ardent as well a. anb.
tiou. patriot, and the III success Of his eampsigrs
might have wounded his pride both as Russian and u
General and thus produced injurious effect on ks
mental powers. He cherished an intense hatreds
Austria and the Hupsburgs, and on the prospect of
.trf. between the powers in 1854 reoieed in the
hope Of burning the City of Vienna, the imperial set
OF bis enemies.
Soon after, he received the ast blow by the death q
the Emperor Nicholas TO whom the old soldier was
devoted with remarkable enthusiasm. Nicholas fully
reciprocstsd the attachment, always regarding the
Fied-Naehsl rot only as one OF the Si"A'ee va ~
reign but as an intimate friend As such Neholas
menou, him in autograph will written in the yea.
ls45. Pashkiewitch survived his master little more
than year. Although withdrawn from the thick o.
the col ct which has sgtated Russia TO its founda-
ton, his loss will be mourned by the nation as the DIS
appearance of one of its brightest stsrs and by hs
con panons in AIMS as the departure OF noble and
generous character. Among the immediate effects Of
his death will doubtless be change IN the Adminis
trstion of Poland. The nomination of his successer
will decide whether the Vice.Royalty will be eoa-
tnued and on what principles it will be administered.
Pashkewitch leaves one son, now general and aid
de camp of the Emperor Alexander, and three married
daughters They inherit colossal fortune, composed
chiefly of estates in White Russia and Poland. Ths
wealth was honorably acquired, the proceeds OF gifts
from the Emperor, and his savings from his vaioOs
large salaries as Yiee-King OF Poland Field Marsbsl,
Commander in chief of the army, and member of var
ious orders. He made generous use of his riches.
During the present Winter besides contributing large
" 10 numerous charities he has fed at his own ex-
pense thousand persons among the destitute popu-
lation of Warsaw.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
TIE BRITISH PEERS ALARMED.

The patent of Lord Wenseydale, granted to him
for the term Of his natural Gfe has given rise to
unusually animated debate in tbs House of Peers.
motion to refer the legality and consttutORalty of
this exercise Of the royal prerogative TO Committee
wa. made by the ocogenaran Lyndhurt, and was car
red by on anninisteria majority of l3s to lo3. The
ministerial speakers were Lord Granville the Lord
Chancellor, Earl Grey and the Duke of Argyle; those
who followed Lord Iyndhurst on his side were Lords
St. Leonards Sugdep), Campbell and Brougham and
the Earl Of Derby. The Wing Peers have
certainly the best Of the argument on the ques-
ton of legality and the strength OF the Tories is con-
centrated rather on that OF constitutional principle
and loDg-estabshed usage. The array Of authorities
and historical precedents on either side render the
debate one of uncommon interest to the urist the
student Of British constitutional history. The Peers
are fully alive to the danger which threatens them
from the institution Of LifePeerages. Lord Camp
bell says it involves change in the Constitution Of
the country more important than has occurred since
"the Revolution of l6se-an alteration in the House
"Of Lords greater than that which was made
in the House of Commons by the Reform Bill"
Lord Broughem calls il the greatest OF constitutional
questions that had arisen in our day" Lord Derby
procaims in his chivarc style THAT the fourteenth
representative Of an hereditary Earldom, which now
for four hundred years had had the honor Of sending
" representatives TO their Lordships House he could
mot when he saw their privileges attacked by an
ercfe of the prerogative for which the only prece
dent that could be found in period anteceden to
that in which the first of his ancestors had sat in Par
lament, decline expressing opinion on the change
[" which was now sought 10 be introduced Lord
Iyndhurst denounces it a. an importation from the
French system of Government. The division lists
show that the av-peers, with the exception Of the
Lord Chancellor, voted in opposition to Ministers. 1t
is amusing to Mac Culom-Mor argyle advO-
eating the change, while "plan Jock" Campbell re-
CARDS il as revolutionary innovation. The action Of
the awpeers contrasts unfavorably with that of the
Spiritual Bench" The Bishops, whether through
fear Of public opiriOn, or some other eause, either
voted with the Wings or staid away. Two only Of
these hfe-peers-he Of Exeter and my Lord OF Roeh-
es,er-stood out in opposition to the extended apPca
ton OF the tenure by which they themselves bold their
seats.
Al fr-t sigat Il may seem strange 10 find the Wigs
tte champions Of the Royal prtrcgatre, and the