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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-27

FIRE SsDE g mRORTS.
TUsr received direct Ron rhAdsiphA aud vii be ssid
81 for q email kfvAnfe apon kssisrn pfiess-
FINE CUT STEEL FI2E IRoEs;
Amerie1n Pre- iron- ~ bess eaaliiys
de Do trlss tsps,
POT he'd Steel Fsre Standards. sta MsFhie Slabs;
Rranssd Fife etnndAras, vaFioas paftsrua,
PekeFs sn6 ehoxelr ssparsts;
Hearth brsshss, Fsa hsr Dustsrs pgss Pans &c.
oeis AACkkSuE WILSON.
- GHArEs. STOVES, Ac.
NIyK have hsnd ~ aTcst aseerent N ~ city, e
w PANL0R, 0FFIEE AND k1TCdEN gRATEG
HeaiaF al1ves ir nnd veod efsi sss md ttsrns
orf6 MAckEfzfE 4 VII s0N.
CaaGSg pubrECT0Ns.
yKrE hnss cn hsnf frw 81 ne eeiF1Fate Sir ashley
w Csapers Ne caed Iur chasa bsetscifrs. These
are highly Fecemnena5a f1r pFpteetes oH ne effcs 81
coa aa6 fan and sp a. pinds Az gsisoHl itseatense
uiih eonsnr psen q Ga ~ lhrnse - hh eleef-
tnniy. ~ sftels bad fsr nefs Ass AHd Sc
ss.s nAcKxUE vIIecE.
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a. c.. & A. B. BEECH.

Il, ", O. H. D. y II GO II
NO. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
OJ "a 9S HE w X - ES
HAVE no. in store very large AMOUNT Of New ana ana
OsSirable FaH ani Winter Goo 5, direct from the
haaI Il importers aud msnuft;tuer al OF which have
purch best advantage Persons VISITING Nash
70 tanl ss9rk het,re maklns Their pur
chae as We are determined sell At the lowest figures
Silks.
Rich a,uuesd Silks Striped Brocade ChInE PlOunce;
Jaspa
N.E style STRIPE and Pl tid slks OF all kindsi
Fin- bl'k Rept and armio silks fr n'urning -
i4rge stock Plan brk Silks OF the best makes in al
cashm ,rss and DeLanes
ON stock OF olen Dress bod ss~acss everything in
tbs ae five rich Vigd OeLsnes dgd Clsh2erss,
Ven lao. an. 6rS .rino, a-o Pilia brE DeiAnes
p.,'a best may~ an. bft =, az e and AlP'e'A' 1h
p.cgs I'D and b'k oobsrge o,oths
iloaks aud Shawls
NJ every style ci7th Velvet and oire Autiq1e stell-
b,ri.r ,laEls aai Sc Irf, LOng and 9q'Te Shawl" pam
'"' Lace Goods.
Pine Val T1ce Sets;
4" Cbnsrs ne style:
PrrneA nee H.. york C,lars ri nm d
Eew tye gn1'd Mlsin s.u
Erad Lipeu ssts Enb J,;,7-t ollars aud Sleeve
o. ne mIst y; tat, o. style = n1h rrTshng e Is
LlH-, 6le Iemstich and frb' H o. d Is
O. no 4 >xirts stg'e - d. '1r SO RI
Har 'tp'h. ~ article irt'+C "A tor stirisi
10 ,,eI Har sxrts, plain Dom ic 10 p sktrs
Hosiery an Gloves.
B-stmtke Kii tII ives (Ladies aud ientemsn'sC
Lai.eE SILK "a hmere, Lse thread, 'eaVef ana ha"
elk - crd Gloves,
woolsn Xii an suck Gaantlelsi
Ev -rv description Gentlenens G owes and Gsuni-
Ns,-s' Beave Gloves for School
iil'k Raw ak II ,,e. p'aiu and 'sed
B'k Cashner- aud WIrstei i" e l'dies AMI misses;
Very supe ior lot Ladies Il Vi ses Greg Engiish
WaJen HoIse;
Large loI chilrea's wOrsed Hass, aud Grseian Boots
Az eolars ga.t-rn Knittn vans;
Grey Sh IEer Yarn.
Gentlemens Furnish'n 'ng Goods
B'k aud "a c. french Cipths
NJ e 2 ncy Dole n srench Ca ameresi
6 blk Does lin Ca .simeres;
PA Bius an BpE Double Eig - Cashmere, new al
BE .u.lul aga Velvet vestinc;
Elr ftat lot r-.dy made shirt, an shirt Collars
Re ly IN ,de men shirt osOnl.
Gentle en-, Net Unier-N and nra"ers;
Ptajn and Spbed sK shirts aud frawers;
LADIES' Nett 80 an Ier no N~~ts
House Furnishing Goods.
Tabe Damnsk, cry variety.
Lnea Towels, Napkins an uu 'fto OK DAoers
lrsei es Q its Linen and D. nestle eheeting
Pillow slip Li1ens AMI Dome.tc.
Carpets ans Curtain Goods
weh.ve on hand a very heivy sock Of carpets,-tht
bet aaS-s ply aud ply Tpe r, = tapestry and Vel
vt c ,rpet beautiful 10 Ve,- a1d Tapestry, tine
Velvet iugs elsg tus STILES, or Mats OF all siDd,
Wlr,te all iiors satin De.tues, hgerrd ana
stn-I. 10 new stves, II -gaut Lace an Mos curtain
= nb-o iered sin in the pece. C3rnices, Pns, aui
ntngs Those utviug 1tll rooms 10 cover
plied with emnans oi Carpets A. Vey fedG'e
prc-s very large Of foe sd aukets. hte ano
gsv ro Blankets and Arc ic Travelling Blankets ann
S1avs of all knds, Negro OothrE II ailknis, Wagon
sheeAng, yards vide. - A. .; bEs.n,
Sc t2O ~ "nhege s'eft'
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Z E'HIHRkS. Trunks.
Leather Betting.
HATS. HATS. HATS

IUsr EE'EITEn, bv B. R. Cutler, No. Sc and 80, n
- curner Rroad and College street.
12O BOX. ug.N'S AND sOYSs WOOL -
HATS. IS DOZEN MEMS SOFT FUR HATS, ali styles.
AL Of whi,h viii be sJd very che P for cash.
cello B.R CUTTER
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NAGEWLlE AND CHATTANOOGA
Notice to COnsignees.
TRlSsFOETlTroN 'FFIcs n. @. R.R.
NAsByILLE, sept. -, 1856.

TRANHFOHfATfoN FfICB N. 4. X. X. L
HAsByILLE, sept. -, 1855.
lNHE d-aymrn q Nashville hav ns discontinued receive
ing goods AZ he Depot, Cousf vii hereafter be
notified o. The val Of their 60 ds and furnished Sih
bill OF q isht due sane AM Cne presenting the no.
tiee wing the bill will be guiasd a. n az thoFE-
ed sgent ths Cnasgaee 1hs rspOn sibty Of the posd
teTnns3 with fe delivery Of the goods, and elsms for
dehc aud ages will be allowed amer deliver
unes b. being thy ,uty Of the sEent have
in his pos evfenees Of cey oopsenees their
agents vii ne required 70 p i0r all articles deliver
ed Notices for all consgness wlose place 81 business
residence Is known vii Re cent 70 the Post nce.
CHAS ". ANDkR-t ", Agent
N. BTho beet Of the above notice is not give Con
slgnees Hny unnccessary trouble, eonIe diHymen TO
orsib .es that Dc legit mstey be ong 10
tbsir burss simply define he position o. The road
lesvirg chants and dTAymsu u make thsr ovn ar.
rAn-s ner-- sprF6 @. ". A
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Al ofering for sale hree .sirzbe p vat- resi-
de tces, within few minutes ~sa Of the tualc squsre.
One situated the OF Cedar and Spruce
LJt fronting ~ feet and running bat % ieet
81 Neat b. ick Juse cpniaini six 20, noms.
The other lots uonting 82H feet each Spruce
trcrt nd rnhning back $50 feet II bot ali, y, with
tzo sOSssuBrcSH Uses, contain ing rooms each
fIis yer. delribie property this pnTron Of the
city rapidly Improving and this is about the chance
nay adeue nj the business portion Of the
:ity -rms Lbetal Apply 10 WILL L. BOYD, JR.,
O-'4-1m so cherry street.
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J. CURR EY.
JOHN RIA AGE

? COLLEGE, STREET
HAS just received Mems cup. Calf Congress CATERS
II roub- and single Solos,
Men, Car Washington or half alters, ni,e a. tice;
" ON'oid Ties, double and sinKls Sole, With va
Tety Of Mrn CtH Shoes of Phlidelpha flcture;
double and single Sole Pat lie 'ther Congress Caters
s." Dress Shoes;
Calf Dress Boots
Ladiss' N and thin Sole Kid ard Morocco Bootess;
" Lasting Caters;
Xii Slippers of various e les.
Ao good assortment Of Boys, Misses and Chldrens'
Shoes. sept93
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nnd ts sarsse lE nnbs - hens drasing ne asst
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~ Parshassft 81 PlsAsz sri.s haH agnatuFcs PfHas
AM n ~ fhelf posi atss. epartl a1a $3.50.
81 Rssentsr tastsssry PsiEs srsss, And Paytais n
sal sfhpst arG-slFn.
~ A. Prrrs - 80 snd unler - inelsstsly asr
- trau -eihsf rFnas Is tee caa u1e 81 thirJ tsyA
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PFxs Fs eaf a o. rtnsNet sterF f.ea A. eithe
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-27
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.


WOOD WARE.
600 pkgs cov'd Buckets; ll25 don Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxfs; 200 Hames;
900 nests Tubs. pain ed: 500 zinc Wash Boards;
915 aoz Vanished and rhree $4,000 Piow endless
f4oop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 assed Broom Handles IS 600 Cane Fishing Poles;
us doz white Cedar Buckets 800 sss'ted Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans 10 dog Cedar Cansi
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures rs Nest Boxes, vArnishd
Is loz Pine hurns assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests White Cedar Tabs; 125 dos Wen Buckets sssed
RASN EFT WARE.
Hs0 willow Wagons 20 nests .1n ss,m.n Market do
sgo Carts, couEnOn; 100 do. Feed Baskets, in store
500 " " ex. lal. tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dosen assorted Market
200 extra rs don ChiIdren's Rattan and
15O dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
| Pick Baskets; 5 dox ass'ted ONE Chairs,
Rattan and willow very nice and cool for SUNNI
Ako Clio. Hsmper imported fancy Basket; Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands Also-Wilow Work made TO order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Dusters: 100 bales Alcant Mats;
so assed Shoe Brushes; 50 lutte Hark and Skeleton
loo " ex. Scrub - Mats.
40 Rocking Horses; 70 dos Toy Air Ps,o oS'
CORDAGE, FWiNES, &c.
100 coil ~ and n inch Manila Rope 69ofeet;
coil. X T. t. & sine9 DO DO DO 90 or,aS SsO 90;
25 cells Bed Cord and Plow Line Manilla
25o dos Cotton rlov Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed GOrds; I2 o bales M Car Carpet Chain;
= bales Batting; 15n reels Hemp Packing
Is Nicking; 76 coils Tarred Rope;
40 /" Wrapping Twine: N1a0 q" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1905 bundles (Frund) angsrmans Wrapping Paper;
500 Z" Nc cTeror's do DO;
1900 reams Locklaud do do;
151 1reams Tea Paper; 75 reams Shoe Paper;
lis Ham " 70 Z" Batting DO;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; OOOOs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard oil, Opal CaLdss, stearine Candles
Starch German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand aad Lime Screens, assorted
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
Al O. Bench ScreEs in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood saws Saw Blcs Curry Combs Cards Brushes Tacks
Riyets &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
ful stock assorted for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly Oh hand.
G1IURNS.
Pine Churp IS 90 % 2inch Red Cedar do 16 is % do
Cerdir do l6, is 20 p do anted d. 90 2! u DO
Brass Hoop do - ' do Barrel do 16, IS, 20, % do
EQAMES,
oiled Root Racs Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top, Plauk Top:
For sale by S. M BARNETT
mfyli CO Walnut and Front sts., CIcinnati, Q
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Valuable City PrODertV for Sale,
HaudsOme Residences fOr Sale.

eligby situated building lot College treet, is Offer
y ed for sale reasonable terms. Apply al tie Pdtrio
Once. jy2-H
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FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
FINHE che pc tend be ere ior Fever aud Ayue and
l. all Fevers iociden o the sesson.
HEAR WHAT THE DocTogs say:

III VIE che pc tHnu te cure Tor EeFer ald AgIe ana
l. all Fevers ioeident % the sesson.
HEAR WHAT THE DocToRs say:
We hereby certify that have submitted ne Grefep-
berg and AFuc Remedy to elote ins seti0n and
scendc siyss, AMI hsye alo tested ia curative quail
%! Tuiien ever. We take Rieat
pleasure In ing thai q has ed plf9 tuccessul
snd 70 Is most stfr u rn pounded ey. lt must
most benefc al unnence all SOL este; ts tonic
propsrues mu ediae and highly falusry, and is
ii hy deserving the couhdsrce Of brethren 81 ned
ica faculty and OF thr uolic.
sANusL II. MAsRaT, y. d, New YsFk
'HAKLEs W. RIynoas. n. d wisconsin,
WM Il. SIHMbeToa. n. d Ilinos,
TH0s J. jon SOS, 81. D., Missouri
VIZ G. KrTaKp0s e. D., Nes Hampshire,
JASKs r. AOTT ~. d Indiana.
JEo TEkABeT y. n. d CslfcrniA,
WM. Y fsEroH, A.. y Louifisna.
The e9pos ION o this sraedy rsudes those rnedislnal
which eSTe hyirans have org ortsd
special action the system when drferrsd ~ pe
vers Agus and 6ener-l Debiy, resulttg on exposure
cuafic irhlerce These Fendesed bFnt and
renna netiss IN yrpAruflcn gus of the
scientific IN sch the, srresneinse IN kit med
kline NJ netae sails Ne Eund By the most defeats
chemical 10 saeh pAekage two stibet ned
enes poxerfnl veg onis that ul - the
Aeae bsx Of hls that wii prevent ts
n taken In time VI ths tbst prnan h he
erst appearance Pre- foF The paesge@ cents PR sals
~ al aFasEtsas In the state. ALkA. NAChENEtks
sepsfe 6cna. AFent 6rwf caaapsrs.
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10 jns,iiy his immediate marriage. and 30 there
was no reason Cor hrs engagement with our he
roine being kept SECRET, il was soon very ge-
nerally known; and as is usual. made The topic
OF much conversation for q day or Two.
Hamilton Myers. among others, was discuss
ing the subject The morning after The engage
menl came ont. He was Standing with q
group Of vutug meh a, the corner Of the steel,
and had just said.
aWeIl, | wish North joy Of his bargain. Tor
can attest from orcular demonstration, that the
late pretty Miss Neshiu is al present perfect
fnahl--a mere wreck. liremhle when think
III lie escape have myself had--for was
nearly caught, assure YOU. Never saw any
body so sauci, changed BY an illness in my lie
why she has los, al her teeth, and her hair,
and one eye; her nose Was as read as an old
ieper's, and her skin The caller Of daudeion--
she locked like raricaiure Of one Of the witch
es III Macbeth. Pom honor, feel like q man
who has inst escaped being caught and eaten BY
an ogress."
So far hal Myers vnnbly proceeded in his
DESCRIPTION, when ane of his companions touch
ed him--he iurned and saw. close beside him,
MISS Nesbi,, leaning on her lovers arm, and
looking more beautiful than lie had ever seen
her.
Leaving the discounted and puzzled Mr.
Myers, (whose b,alns on .his .uhjcc, have new
er cleared) 10 reply as he hes, can 10 The indig-
hani queries oi his companions as TO the mealI-
ing oi The representations he had been making
them. and 10 solace himself az well as he is able,
for having lost The hope Of obtaining the sweet
es, and prsliiest e,ll IN the city for wife, we
take our lease Of him. as well as our happy
heroine, and he lover, who so molly stood The
ioye-iest.
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aggregate amount Of ten million seven huns
bred and fifty thousand dollars, ana reduce
the expenditures. actual or estimated, Tor Or
binary objects Of the year. to the sum OF SIXTY
millions four hundred and seyenty-slx thou
sand lnllars.
The amount Of the public debt, at the COM
mencement Of the present fiscal gear, was
forty million Ave hundred and eighty three
thousand six hundred and thirty zone dollars.
and. deduction being made Of subsequent
ia yments, the whole public debt Of the iede,
raj government remaining at this time - less
than forty million dollars.
The remnant of certain other government
stocks. amounting to two hundred and forty
three thousand dollars, referred to IN my last
message as outstanding, has since been paia !.
| am fully persuaded that i would % az
ficult to devise a system superior TO that py
which the fiscal business ot the government Is
now conducted. Notwithstanding the great
number Of public agents, Of collection ana
disbursement, il is believed that the checks
aud guards provided. including the require
ment of monthly returns, render it scarcely
possible for any considerable fraud on the
part of those agents, or neglect invo'vlng
hazard of serious public loss, to escape de-
lection. | renew, however, the recommen-
dalton, heretofore made by ne, of the enact.
ment Of law declaring it felony on the part
of public officers to insert false entries IN
their books Of record or account, or TO make
false returns; and also repairing them, on the
Termination Of their service, 10 deliver to
their successors all books. records, and other
objects Of pnbic nature in their custody.t !.
Derived as our public revenue is, in chief
part, from duties on imports, its magnitude
affords gratifying evidence Of the prosperity,
not only Of our commerce, but vi the other
great interests upon which that depends.
The principle that all moneys not required
for the current expenses Of the government
should remain for active employment in the
hands of the people. and the conspicuous fact
that the annual revenue frum all sources ex-
ceeds, b. many millions " ,lallars, the amount
needed for prudent and economical adminis-
tration Of public affairs, cannot fail to suggest
the propriety Of an early revision and reduc-
ton Of the tariff Of duties on imports. II IS
now so generally conceded that the purpose
Of revenue alone can justify the imposition Of
duties on imports. that, in readjustlng the
imp0st tables and schedules, which unqucs>
tionably require essential notifications, a
departure fran the principles Of the present
tariff is not anticipated.
ITO he concluded in our neHt.)
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nILLSBoRouGn, n. C.
wednesday, January 0, 1856.
To our Subscribers.

We are now At the close o. the thiry.srih year o.
the establishment, Of the HIlsbOrOugh Recorder. In
looking over our subscription list, have pleasure in
recognizing the Of several steady friends whose
patronage cheered in the outset of career. To
these We return hearty thanks Zoe their continued
friendship aud support, and also respectable eass
who have since in, and By regular Punstna pay
menis have enabled Us 10 continue TO this day.
But there Is another class, and not sep small one,
who have not been 30 mindful q the comforts d tho
Printer. whose arreanges haze been suffered 20 aecu.
muIaie for many wears, with only and then pay
mcnt, and in some case. at A. And 10 these We
more particularly address ourselves Al present. We
aware that many Of them wsuld have been more
Punc,ual Il We could have personally presented our
accounts 70 ihem. But this 80 could not d. aud 10
suGsnns the EVIL q il. IL paeiy whereof.
Ne shaIl proceed. fas, a. We ran 10 make aut
the accounts and forward them 70 them; hoping that
there are many among them whose generous mind.
will prompt them % speedy response. The accounts
Of those who do not sha be constrained 10 pul 10.
10 tie hands 81 collector
Thcse arc also on our hooks naay little accounts Ior
advertising jobs. &c. sonr. u llcm Of long s,sHihg,
and separately, amusi TOO small 70 look agr, but 10
ihs aggregate they form .etiou. AMOUNT. We can.
no, personally present them % the individuals Tor pay
meni, and % ourselves from total lo. III Il ieso
accounts that am not speedily paid, ~ must deliver
ever 10 a constable.
The reeen, affection with which We have been visit
sd and our advanced age, admonis II d che neces..
y Of closing uP business a. nigh a. W can and
We hope this Necessity win be 40 apparent 10 large
portion q ihc.c indebted 70 u, ss 10 induce them 10
eal before the elise d The February Of Mach ceur,
and make settlements. We .hsIl reTe, Il spy eop..
dshs number Of them shall compel y. 10 employ The
aid d ~ officer.
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NonroLK RESTs.-Jhe ware I,onse ererted
by our Ipir lamenled snil riprising iDwnsman
Jnsiah Wills, drtpssed-Mili Tie wharf known
=. Wills WhtH--las been privately leased 10
Metn. A. ". Meghseir. Il CO.. Ior = TEN nC
yesr', a, e25OD per annum. We learn that
Messn. MrPneriets a ca. have brrn Offered
~ advance Of $500 upon lheir rent, winch iIey
have not he.iialed ~ derline.
Tie warehouse and wharf are knpwn 40 Tho
seal d enterprise aud pioGl under is lac owner,
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congress.-Ai,hough !. Is now the sixth week
q The sesson, iE Congress i not ye organized Coz
the despatch Of business. The us. of the election q
speasef are continued every .day, with bot very lur
change IN The result On Friday i.sthe vote was. Coz
Banks iol, Richardson 70, Fuller 81, Scattering j.
On Monday iho sla uIimo, The Pn,tI.s, cen, Ii.
annual Message 10 the Two Houses IL The s,nsi. !.
vas read. and ordered 10 b printed. 10 The House i
va. lad 90 Tie liable 10 awsit he s,clion o. Speaker
The Message meets with general appreciation. Il
go 70, come @ hand until portion Of our paper vas
dllel aP, and We can crowd in only portion oil.
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The Hon. Join MACPHERSON Bstfsn, co. many ,san
the representative from Georgia IN nc Ins slais.
s. nate, died at Savannah on Tie morning Of The Il,
INST, alter an lines, sf ~ days.
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! announce with much qualification, that,
since the adjournment u The last Congress.
the question, lhen existing between this
government aud HAT Of France, respecting tie
French consul at san Francisco. has been
satisfactorily determined, and that the reIa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09
E,fRutrsEST.

One other subject d discussion between
ths United states and Treat Britain has
grown out &c the attempt, which Tie cxigen.
eics Of the war IN which she Is engaged With
Russia induced her 20 make, 10 draw recruits
from the United States.
II i tie traditional and settled policy Of
the United states to maintain impartial neu.
iralits during The wars which from time 20
time occur among the great Powers Of the
world. Performing al the duties VI neairal-
ity towards the respective brlligerent States
We may reasonably expect ibeM not 70 inter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

Washington City. December 81.
The Annual Message Of the Prss;dcn; Of the United
states was yesterday laid before both Houses q Com
gross It is IS follows:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-28
PENNSYLVANIA.

BdIr-s rrguss,S sraSaHs sgryy ne orns y pro-
goSal gri tHstrtlrfiaaF apHszed.
300l From PhfnitlgAia, " Gererpi Wayus, Cabinet,
Wet BHvrrffrd. Bs8nor. Spreal Esglr, Psoh,
Prazrr, West whi.slano, DosnipgtOsn, Thorn
das lrcn Works, Can, CoaissyIs, PerssshuFg,
Sasburyviis Ptnufrgfossile, Chns,ians, Gao,
Ki,zrr's, Belcnonit, Paradise, GordonsyiI,e, Ia
ternrtss Lana ter. and No1ntvale, % Colunnbs,
ss5 mites sud beck. t~toe Gsily, by railroad.
Lave PFtlzrt phia daily Afsr arrival q New York
ra2ii--esy 81 81 3 N ard iel N;
Arrive Al Lancaster dsy ~ II 70 nnd 2 . m,
and a Cs4sa.bia ~ II m ard u ans
Lave Cnloaabis daily - . a 70 ans {! Y nj
Arrive 81 Lsnrastes same dsy BY ~ and n;
Aad a. Phsldsiphts ~ a N sbd n
3yG2 Frem Phlsdophs " CoT.sbohocken, Norrlasown,
B.iarspyrt. Por kspnsay, Ysley Forge, Ph0-
nsxvne Rogers Ford, Lanencs BRIDE Pct1s-
toEn DauglsssHfie, Bsnnsstovn, B'rashoro,
Rssaicr, Ts1kerion, NohrsvIie, L~esPor, Ham
burEh. Port CiSnton. Auburn, Org 'gsburgh, sna
Schuykm Hsvsn. 10 Pottsri,is, " mites nno
hack, tvics daily, txcep, Sunday, ~ rsilrosd.
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snd 2, M
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sse ~ Pottvisby II m snd pml
LssTe PSitsviBs daily, sxoept Sunday, a. n 800
Sipm3
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-02

A number of Southern Know Moth
ing papers have rebelled against the
doings OF the Chiefs at Philadelphia,
and refused to support either the plat
form or ticket there adopted. The
Montevello, { Ala. Herald, thus
kicks out of the traces;
We win neither support the Plat
form nor the ticket. Mr.. Fillmore is
entitled to no gratitude from the
South. He reluctantly signed the fu-
gitiys slave law. which was part Of a
bargain in which the North got great
Iy the advantage, and then he feebly
executed il, which any open mouthed
Abolitionist would have::bson bound to
do, occupying his position as Chief
Magistrate, and sworn TO execute the
laws. lie stands where Webster
stood. and IL We are not mistaken,
that was in open opposition to the nd
mission of any more slave States into
the Union.