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vuoss, conducted BY able and honorable mon He
Moved 70 strike out Ill the material part Of tho Tesoution
-. LnAvnwoRTB replied % behalf d the coup.yy
Ms. LIVE moved The previous question.
~. Poots amendment then Loot md the original
SesoluSIon a6opted.
Nh. vAaxus moved for . reconsideration, for the Pun
pese Of defining his position o the question.
The House refused 70 reconsider.
0nMRUCToNe TIE HUDSON.
No 0evWnor scnt In nessage recommending 50 The
Albany Board Of Trsdo fog appropriation iog the 10
DOvA Of obsructonu IN the Hudson yfve1,
THE POET wARDEus
Wa debesed and referred back 70 The Committee On
dominance And Navigation 70 report On.
The Bouse then ~ journed 70 attend party n Gov.
ApGlA
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INLCAy or HATURE-YOtN AND OLD Msv.-
~ Their nGrmiDes, dsc"v. depltu~n and res'ners 'nn
weakness In the patlTA fuucous hubs head bntJ.
u3vers nj strength, mental and tcdu. ~ f-k nv the -
oia,ed Ser three days of pr lscpb Webbsrs sspgu
Ito siraa tonic perstue qualities give 3rete.
s~ep and renewed action 10 AL he functions Of nature
pot 2l2 bO~ery. Price ~ IA
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bills were 1t 1917 1os'.
The auneaod 10 translated from Decoppc, Co . crcs
ar, dated New York, Monday, March o, lse7:-
sitce cur Last Advces U. he % Hsrcn ,tere
some Euc Improvement IN The money msyket. 10 tue
stock marke, notice moderate brit general witty
and al hough there may have been shgpt scton hon
the h;gnest prces o. tpe week ocf quotations. IN the
srcgAe thow sone advance on those OF last week the
attest arrivals from Europe have brought Some demand
ont very moosraw pfopor.ns FOR several Of tue woss
crn invc anent securities, ~ eel city ~ railroad boads
yaote sb,kS-Ibero has been active bunaess 10
Missouri en ~ = rise OF -, 10 NRsta o, 4 sad IN
csliioi mia 1's s u psr otni decline.
cry ard county J,s.fs There has been little
doing ~ these fbe demand mas been 10 small sans for
nlwaukie Z, Circinnan D, Louisville o. 81 luis and
Ccvelsof The latter are scarce and ON the
hofroad Boad.--rhe demAod has been pretty good,
Doth Tor h"se dealt In Of the sock Eschsnge and pr
ss,e sale The esslne v.n,sctons >, me sock ss
advance; In New York Central es and o, tee ,st o.
advance OF Ia aud The ater without chang; IN Ere
erss mortgage q, as sdvabcs o. in Erie o. 1871
~ tcohDe " y, aud IN Michigan Spothsrn (s;ukIpf
uno). 81 rise OF per cent Al private notice
zone usnsscoos without important ..oa, 10 The
riIlov Ing --tIiwaukie ara nssaspp nrs: m9rsesse.
bird sto,iop n cro,se and Niw,usie au mortgage
sIstissn cshrsl s's Q. 1892 irpstoS and kssssipp
% Ep~sukes bo M,s',s rp VIE socbeta arancn.
quo later are &C ancing 10 rate
Easrcas shdrn hs,s h.ea sc,ve. aud vilh sone noc
usnons cose generally sbove our preceding eaoistoss
The principal rsrssc'ions we're 10 Le ats rW Of =, 10
sew Ycrh Central Of ~, Reading o. =, IN kIsosan
Snuthtrn Of ], IN Coic1o aud Rack lsisnd Of IN 10
Cleveland and Toledo Of =. In Pansms Of In Cleveland
ana Pnwourt OF -, In ia Orosse spd h~srue Of a..
aud In Milwaukee aud Nsssstpp, q per cent Illinois
Central after having risen TO lao, cosoS II t3ftt
Monty IN vel sustained demsos, ct per cent of short
lONIs and irem sto ~ par ospi Ter rsper
Tae earnings OF the Mlwsnkie and Msssspp R,lro.a
Company for TIE NORTH Of February ulL SOS iTs
same month last year 1851
iUc,sac. .......................... s2G
The government of Csr,hsgtna New 6rasssa, hiss an
bounced tbs tie srsr, tor the opening Of cana from
thst port TO the hasssena river ssucs 10 Henry Ven
dryes, and BY him uApsserrca 70 sbe Nee Granada
Canal ard steam Nsvisscoa Company o, New York, OF.
pred ,hs eth ut because Of omplissce With The
s,pustors, end the grant declared o9en W the public
nor bids the osh o. April neIt This the last Of ise
New Granada Oana Company the parties connected with
which have figured extensively In the repsr' Of our
Courts drrIps sbe pas, ycaS.
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THE DrEL At RsowE UNTvERsITY.--Tho duel re
cep4y menio1sd having been fought between two OF
The suds nis o. Brown Cnivtrs,, Vas moot sHsf, 10
esd baypf been placed IN The pistols. ~as Cos up ~
tonr OF the ttudef 70 fer boar and revArG tor tbsy
fup The aufhores Of ,he college have eNrs'ed Que Of
ths m, ~uspcnded this Other
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Married.

BASrtTr-RJyrra 10 phianc phia on 5siqrd.y @,seb
7, by the kev. Tooa. harpnJ. Mr. wn BigII.u, "
New York. 10 Miss MAGGIE RuisS 0f Pate tsJpoiA
BoID-CoCHsAS In Brooklyn, on Aoods7, Ksrck Y,
ny The Esv. Dr Beinute, Mr.. Rossrr born 10 kso
ExUy COCBRlN
TURKE- EAroN in BROOK ign. On Monday. NHc1 8,
oy the Rev. Or. Levin, ~ aRsJA W. rCcgss Jr W
mss kARy EIToN
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.


MONDAY, hAFcn W.T.. Z,
The brsipes In the sncr market this morning VA 70
4 fair extent There VA an Improvement, 10 N'rshern
ndars Erie, Chicago and Rock hlapd, and ono or tso
other descriptions Of stocks. There advance
the second board In all but Michigan southern, Northern
Ipdiasa and Cleveland and Toledo railroads.
After the board the oles ing sales were made ., suc
i'm NV Ihelf NcolaH
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surey iri;aorp have srras o. her
Hui sy will melt away before POI uat apprecls
tnn OF Brandrehs pi'la
Mid operation with successful eject Me pc,ussiy Of
~ gncreshs pille. Nov thsi we MAY ICON exset seas
etrrf h cf importance ha doses us~i nv
lbs Our suhec1cd - sreiupdency of vtsed
bile bs s~asun, and n dangerous prevalent bit
prAndreih pks sad i1vauAole and protection
By her occasons prevent the cleccn q these In
pu rircs which whsrsm slflced quanbcs,
danger the Of he stomach and bowels They
soon cure comp s dyspepsia loss OF appetite
heal the bone sudden
aud ootcnes In brief Brsndres pulls work heir waT %
be yrry roofs diaease cleansing hslr passage
rtrov pg every unhealthy accumulation. ull the blood u
puf d. the wboo renoveed and he func,ons AMI
ouer OF life bscernt pleasure where be<e they hsd
I'D and weary burdens Pincps Office 40 BrAodreh Bud
nE as and IL, BToaissy.
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Operations In Real Estate,

Inc folowpg s~eA Of improved real ostAo were ALE
y auction yes'evosy .. the Serobsnts' Exchange me
property scstsred in dfereni pers the cy and
should JUICE so.d ., fair prises tnoaEh, usux n
q HEY portions OF n kDocKed aowp 10 ownar .
oiddeIa Tho babest bed sod 10. situa &c
i2o Four,eebsb street. les ieet by 1o2 bu: waicb
sbocket down for $4,000. No L6s Forsyt, stree,
,rought - 600 The others ranged All tho way from
81, 100 20 50, 600 and ~, o01 each
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THE MnIAN "RI-NrI-s.-


In your police report of yesterday satei ha numhex
indians had heen restrained Of hcr liberty my boe
the Of Third senue AMI Twenty fourth street and
thst officers sent ~ rcsse them b. TIE order the
corder severely beaten by 'ngty ity persons {"
there 10 scarcely word Of truth In he whole OF TITS
The Indians NJ house were received AMI ucscd
anu conc whenever ard whorcver they ucught hspo ITO
ssttest having been put upo1 her liberty The
resistance which The on GERS complain made by nys
alone. and rna~S-ed ny airy per@ou whsic MY RS
sutcrsg premises without
Whatever. proceeding carry OF sundry trunks bcscug
Ing 70 the boaders Which hsd reen pi>ei IN els-sr
VII state further. snd am read, 70 20 - under nh tbs
The Indians always vel nd X .dr uta.i while n
hcuse and appeared perfectly c1ncniel until % Gir
tribe into The cay FRIDAY lat sad gO ho1 al drunk
s1uaws having beeo made drunk vi the ret clncnced
trhing sud making a,s,rfbance a'au toc house which
ono. n xErTcAJF.
c,ruKs Bvn THsv,s Yesterday snuaosu
about o'ooot, Oaieer wnlsm Cssnead, OF the Fir.t
ward police, received niormstisn in,t iwu notorious
river thieves nNi stolen from canal bos
lypt ., the Nsw Yors and Erie Railroad pier The OIL.
esr Immediately procuvtd small bou and proc seded 10
search Of then. After rowing up opposite u.e Battery
he the boat with The stolen property. He tnsco TO-
wards them, when they attempted 70 escape By runa,ur
into he Battery enlargement, but the tSstmen In ioo
odioert boat being too erpcrf or,hem surtesdet IN
catch the boa, before hey reaohe1 TIE naoro ooer
boat which contained he s:clcn foods Toe prisoners
sere 10 the romos aud hrovghs DefSre 1dse
osborne, Who committed khtsn they gave their nsuss
~ James Aalooey an joan D,nsvsu. 10 beions 70
tse Fourth ward, one OF vhow sr9er,,snf 70 sh<vt
70 be appreciated on tne police.
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Markets..

PHILADELPHIA sTOoK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, 4Arcn 9, 1867.
Ssocks dull Pennsylvsnia SIS, vs.; Reading Railroad,
x5k; Long hlaud Railroad, 10; Morris Canal, le3S
PenpGy lvaah Railroad, asa.
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Disaster tn the Bark Col. Ledyard.
BosroN, March 0, 1861
ne bark Colonel Ledyard, Of New York, from AppAls
ohAosh for Boston, was OF he south side Of Nantucket
~ night, with loss Of mainmast and mzen topmst
having been thrown her beam ends on tho I'd instant
no captain refused assistance nom the steamer Island
BoDc and was trying 10 go. her into vineyard s,und
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Reoth,s and sedgw.ck,s Med,c..ed L.o.do.

Booths and Gcdgwick's ModIcatod London
as AVE- Ia.
BY DR. Chiffon ard he nds thu. cootAns no. only
sSsf ssssssSs matte. which render: asde.s -
gin ISs ss:s Sny q he purity and s,easy Of Boon and
ssdsxf: .hnl oashs r. %ss
aspea 1ss S
s =, 81 Ss nsa % s sas
coriia gin believing superior other asu,AOns dis
ss Sase R1s 1%
diet drnh-ssspAr plsrArcn
y.srs ss'sos BsS.rEas 70 nsaysr srsss Ne. YORK.. IA.
s.ss LONDON SSSs and IND oan a., .y DE
be a:isr sch renders / more msdscnS, and whole
ssne Than she article ssnssAy so upeS Ss name % gn
Nx~ yoss, Dee Is, 1856 "
Clothing at W nolesale.-Ne bog 10 INFORM
southern and Western dealers In cihpg that stock
spring and summer 10 complete and sale. IN
q fns and slcs we have this season got ~
Mge quantity Of medium and low pr,sd soess equal IN .ss
n s. s 80. epsey Wsr,eS Street
Fhoni.-LIke.-Jones' did italian, for skIa
,sagSrs@sns Ia lcnss oral bar OIL resorAnvs q La
Depot, 2e2 i'owesy
Whine Teeth, perfmmra Breash and Rean-
dfa complesiop can be 1u,red ny uana the balm Of
saecs,a the balm has brought out hoss soonsrs.
CO.. franhBS fquare, n. y. Fee sale by al drnSgls
CTisradOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs AMI T0upees
hold Their supreme Who esae Ind RETAIL and t5e eye
privately applied al NO. u LSor House.
Batchescr's aafr Dye Whgs and TOupees
Tho best the world Ade sold applied x3 broadway
Hill, BniDsisable Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
hers No. baI clay street Hair dye shNhDgs box
olack or brown
Rupture Cared by Marsh 4 Co.'S Ra&tScsl
ruAs, nj No. ~ Maiden iAoe Rev York.
IIOIJaWay's Pills. Remedy la all C1i.
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genlemcns droas hsls u his DAY isHct. tsseses Vh
arg inv ooe Of Paris haze lac styles scludigr TIE ce
bratsd Cnnbfire aof hal prof Arcse
coo-s and Tor sale a. ceunlers oly bEzaf o.,
leaders Of fashions Tor nts bss Noe tsad nss- House
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RAIrxoRS, March Q, 1887.
On. KAnes remains IefS The Ohio river u O'Clock ths
AFTERNOON, and will DO here tomorrow morning n 10
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RaIIcr InlallISenar.

susssypsSiD HIxss's TO THs AruH1nTis- Capt. wor.
den Of the canal boat Rs1io,d Tor the appri
whom q warrant had been usUed ny Coroner Perry,
ehstging with having shot Pstrpca Doyle tin
unimo. sur'epocved himself " the Ctroner yesterrAy
held 10 bail in the sun q 81 900 10 toe
i.nn n cYAnh
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B.istol,s sarsnpsriiIa.-The Az

Oculist-J. L.. Macdonald. n. ID Informs
patents that ne hiss - hrosdway Hous
from till D Z. NJ.
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BAND or JUvEsILE SLAvEs.-~We learn from an
ap,benhs source thsi .oi j. richardson, ii 3antsf
dstrict In ttii the ., tue wonderful prot
ties oil muar which np1ae It's oAnd has pscot then
~ the disposal OF t~o OF bs frends ~hD intend tvsps
me nreivc, OF the Os toe toe purpose ~ tax
irg ihsm toEr through the ssveboldng ssee o. TIC
Union The ttN ooIce't vii b. gwen In Cclumbit, susr
which they viii yesierm ns Ii'y, from ~hsnoc t1sy
mt nd 60 at vta-Ard oar citz-n, oil,
member the excitement ire iadpuuabs c'easei hero
November last by their entertsinng con1-rts
iesl sssured tina; their return they Will
POSED Of nssfo saves tho eldast being than
int.tn years OF sse; aud seldom have much
talent musical artisucAl culture these boys pos
stu The, are really wonders 10 themselves, aud vel
d.serve the pair Jnsge Of the south. Their prot ,ency
musr ID but prooi Of the aesnosleiged Iziena al
our saves Tor that pleasing ART and tbeis socccss
should Q1Ats oil OF planters 10 have negro bends
OF lhtf otH ~ they Afford source Of psasns amuse
meut botr the slaves end their osner.Ch rrfe.tos
Mgqtryu IN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
BeIfast Municipal Election.

bEFAH1s MO 1Asou ., 1o01'
Cur municipal skccn to-day resulted in Tie vote for
yoy and consequently there has bean no choice. The
democrats have majority in the City Council. Last year
she republicans IN the ascendant by ono hundred
mo thirty majority.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge A. D. Russell.
THE CITY JUDGE

THE CITY JUDGE ON THE BENCB.
Mach o-This morning tia Court oven0A n IL
,.,,.h ~, ,... v,...u 40, NJ. 80. =. A.. n.r.n
oosA' ".o' '.Ns0 ~ ~ 80 49, '. 'S '
me City Judge, whose brief omcA career mas morited
the appreciation OF the whole Community, w0 e1Pectod
10 nave presided ~ me commencement 81 tno nAron
term, bus the Recorder sat during the last week. In con-
sequence Of Judge Russels absence ~ WasniASsen
rwo cIsra m vp
..
"ooBo 1eikei, VINO Was noictoo ior SrHoo Asxoouy IN
purlonlng property 10 the amoont Of $500 81 derept
times n,aasd su,liv In pet,t i,rcenv Peptantayv sx
me nt2s s' " r
Jschson ssaI,vcr VIM uss onayssd With staahps a
~od v.ich vorh srOo "a. M,,ad Al the bsr Tbe
Ia ala that IN OF tine rate Of
hcriih he was induced 10 receive the plea Of peW ar
and vouo tmuose The seuten e of The Couyt
which vss six months In the PenitentAry.
. -. ,-n... -, .o.-,,o,o,-~,
AsrAoLr AND fATTKkf ofoN coNNoissho"'
EIon a. kimbal daguerrean artist, MA charged
with ssmulure VIM Willis on the lin of Jspu.rr iss.
- ,-,-. =. -, :. -. ~.
iA' 0o"'P~' ~'" '"s' NO ..'S. ~So'Ae
man that on Sunday, January ii, be, In company with
hs wife and child, wished Inc establishment OF the do
PENDANT Tor tie purpose OF EetanS tne PICTURES tAksn
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James Adgcr At Charleston.

The James Adgcr At CHARLESTON.
CHAMELEON, March 2, 1857
The pnised States mall steamship James Adger Captain
Turner, from New York, arrived here this tsssnrday)
afternoon ~ 3 o'clocR.
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besuuf1l ~, OF port nov ks n ~ ~ perfectcu
a mness phoiofYAshic palace 81 at 149 Br.at rsy. r
orBNEy, pho,og -stblo artist ". BIO conrec'7u stl
any skheI establsh-crt
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The Southern Mail,
Disaster Tn the Bark Col. Ledyarti.

No Southern mail has been received south Richmond.
ne weather . clear and cold here this evening.
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Lcary 4 Co.'S NcN Quarterly pattrrrs for

Berbe ~ Co., fJ6 broadway, viii tssue rue
spring fashion for gcnusmeus hsas hs day Saturday,
Ish~ -
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8oljnw"3's Pills. Remedy In all C1f'
every resas Ia aud esi
mopy OF the distinguished travellers esaosh fsc.
that In al ard itien hese famous pills.
aoaoue specific FOR bbouD dsesss dyspepss and bowel
complaints.
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Photographs % the OfDcers Of the ChrrIcs-
town Cyy GusrGs stfe al cu yegs- lsy Ia Eg sgia 81
UOl.Nkb' ssreay, SO Broadway.
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Ttnpsr,sl Photographs cr LORD ard Lady
NeTer ba-s iisi been added 70 ne cole sD Al Bfyr sol
b n. 800 kFe.nNai.
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CrisrsdOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
hold Their supreme Who esa'e lnd RETAIL and the eye
priv ately applied, al NO. A sIor House.
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ISiItA.

Btith.
TtBBsOH AT lrvirstou, ~ j, % Aonasy, marc, .,
Nrt. TC~Soa, wife Of Anred uohs. or, OF son
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Hill, BniDsisable Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
hers, No. clay street Hair dye ioEf shliDgs box.
OIL O brown
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Bnschescx's esfr Dye Wigs and TOupees,
best in the world rcA6e sod applied Z3 broadway.
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TIL. rspcpcbcid ant fot the Pres4,ns Spring.

rod At s. a. admitted 70 BE- superior In ~ RESPECTS ho~s
which - is demanded IN Broadway Ills arN - lie Mas
eau al
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Fh0ni1-LLke.-Jones' ibid an, for Skla
3ishg uyements Ia Jones' coral hair oil o. La
oDsheuid aabEser for la1ies fks, 2 superb articles
Depot, 2e2 Dowe-y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-30
N. o. WALLACE. Editor.
Neat Thursday!

Democrats Of Lincoln! Muster in
your strength next Thursday, and de-
molish all the hopes of your antago-
iists. Show thu force Of your own
union, and the weakness Of your OPP
ponents, combined or in detail.
1t is id your power to do the work
of wears. You can stretch proscrip-
tive Kuow.Nothingism on its back
for an age. Will you seize the golden
moment--wiIl you avail y urself OF the
charce--will you improve it to lay the
foundations broad and deep for last
ing Democratic ascendancy? Arouse
then, Fellow Democrats, arouse!-
Fight the battle manfully and witt
vigor, and a triumph shall be yours
rarely excelled in glory OF benefits.
The issues Of the present canvas:
involve points which have a strong
hold on Our hearts, and appeal forci
bly, to our minds. Do then come u
to the work in earnest : strain ever,
nerve be vigilant, active, untirinl
let US show ibe State what the De
mocracy Of the great county Of Lin
coin can do!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-30
THE DAY APPROACHES.

Are our Democratic friends pre-
pared and ready Cor the tilt? Our
opponents are by no means inert, but
on the contrary are straining eve
ry nerve to wrest the State from US.
and place US under Know-Nothing
rule. We beseech our friends not to
be idle, or suffer an over-confidence in
the success of our candidates to lull
them into inaction. We have the
strength, if it can be brought out,
to insure a glorious triumph. The
eyes of the whole Union are upon us
anxiollsly inquiring whether we will
still prove true to Democratic faith
to the Administration of our own
choice, and to the country. Be as
sured, that none will rejoice more
heartily than the Black Republicans
of the North, at the overthrow o
Democracy in Tennessee. They, like
the Know-Nothings of the South, arr
waging a relentless war against tht
party in power, knowing full vel
that they must ride over the deat
body Of Democracy before they Cal
get into power themselves. In Mas
sachusetts, to carry out this purpose
they have c0nsorted with the Know
Nothings, or rather the Know-Noth
iings have consorted with them, AM
nominated for Governor N. P. Banks
the Black Republican Speakerof tn
last House of Representatives. Thi
shows that there is no extreme t
which they will not go to put dow
the national Democratic party Thi
is stronger reason why the entir
South should stand by us and worl
with US. Our candidates are all goo
) and true men. and we'll worthy til
confidence and support of the peoplf
Then we invoke our friends to be at
tive and energetic until the day {
:. election, when victory will be sure
crown their labors. Appeal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-30

The Democratic patty itselfis final
ly split or splitting hopelessly asun-
der right in the iddle.-Lomsulle
journal.
The Democratic party can split
"right in the middle" and either half
will be more than equal TO the self
named Americans It can split a
long way from the middle aud the
lesser half will be superior to the
Know Nothings. The smaller hall
can be split again into quarters, and
either part would be to the Plug Ug-
lies as the mountain to the mole bill.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-30

A Hint TO MoFHERs. As we are
now In the midst of the season when
debiliating complaints are most pre-
vnlent, it may not be amiss TO re-
mind our readers that little pre-
caution will avert much Of The suf-
feriBg to which children, and even
adults, are liable, during the summer
months. The method is very sim
pile Let every head of d family pro-
vide small Quantity OF the best
gum arabic, and have Il in readiness
to be administered on the first sy mp
tom of u dysenteric attack. The
gum should be dissolved ia cold WA.
ter, and the liquid being sweetened,
will make a pleasant and efficacious
demulceDt, which may be taken or
administered freely in lieu Of ordina-
ry water. Another simple remedy,
which has been recommended, is the
admixture of wheaten -four with VA
ter to about The consistency Of
creamy milk.
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Negroes in Connecticut.

1t was to be expected that the
Black Republican Legislature Of Con-
necticut would pass resolves against
the decision of the Supreme Court,
that negoes are not citizens of the
United States. But it was not ex-
pected that the same Legislature
would refuse to alter their State Con-
Istitution so as to permit the negroes
to vote Yet thy have done this at
their recent session.
There are at this moment negro
slaves ih Connecticut - who are slaves
by and under the laws Of that State =
who are chatteIs as much as slaves
in Virginia or the Carolinas. They
are, We suppose, of the few Old
negroes who were average at the
time Of the emancipation Acts OF
Connecticut, aud are now supported
by the families to which they belonged
jas personal property. We have an
derstood that the towns in which
they reside, refuse to admit them into
their poor houses as charitable
towns poor and that they are
still fed and clothed at the expense
of their owners. IF this is SO it
becomes curious inquiry whether
the opponents of Judge Tauey S
decision in that State really consider
these old negro slaves of Connecticut
citizens Of the United States?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-30

THE New SENA TOR FROM Nav
HAMpsHIRE.-The Nashau Gazette
says that Daniel Clark who has been
elected TO fill the place Of Senator
Bell, sis one of the most rapid of the
Abolition fanatics, aud sympathizes
10 many of the wild notions Of the
Garrisons, Theodore Parkers, Fosses,
oil that faction. He has furnished
money to promote the distribution
Of disunion documents, showing where
bis heart is on the subject. His
election is considered triumph oil
the extreme Abolition wirg Of the
sham Republican party
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-30

William Peel, a very sable negro,
was on Monday last fined $50 and
costs in Cincinnati police court, and
sentenced to the dungeon for ten days,
for brutally assaulting his wife, a white
woman, and breaking her jaw by strik-
ing her with club. Served her Ger
tainly more than half right for marry
ing the "dirty nagur."