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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

On Tuesday, "a Inst. By Rev W. G. Dorriss Ma yuIIus
c. wADs snJ Mss MaasAAEF - Cores dsashier Of VAR
ner D. oosan, ESQ.,, Of this coany- ksgfsesboro Tee.
90 Wednesday, An inst 4, By Rev Adam s. Riggs, M
John W. PHrrNS asd Miss JULIA A. MALoss ali q this
eoanty.-b
on Wednesday, last.. By Rev. Joseph T. White Mr..
RicaAIo NALDxE and Miss HAERiET ii. NAJoa, daagh.
Ier q apt v "a. Major. e tAls vlonity.-I5.
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Chancery Sale.

DY virtue ola decree Of the Chaneery Court at Mash
ID vile ats November term, 1885, in the Of Mar
ths W. Wyatt Nicholas knight and Others will the
2Sth day % March a. the Court yard Gate IN laid
city, & public sale the highest bidder Of
Land situated in Cleatham county belonging the estate
Of Spencer wyatt, deed, containing four hundred Ald
thirty acres, or less.
TERNs -Four and ak months credit, notes well secured
and a lien retained. O. D. BRIEN,
hb34 Clerk and Master.
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RoR SALE, REkT or EXCHANGE FOB CITY
pRnPFRTY

- SMALL FARM ua8eF a COED esdar -
$50 fence. a6aat ~ @iies ffom the rqusres lsss
- en- lhe Aoisnsviir rae, adlelutnf Capt ILL
- JAmes Snilh's, eoataibins ~ aeres Tn
provsmcnls frzns C0tiage lioass uh rocms Hischen
Negro dose atAbass HagFy 0ase, 4s For further par.
tlea44rss in4atse u J. thfLAfh.
tselT-ln AZ ia. q. Fac4si 0asse.
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[Extract from the Preace
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W T. BERRY co. have also sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TONS F THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Count
De Las Casas With Portraits and other Illustrations I
vols, clo,h.
NAPOLE0E'S CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA 1893 799 dictated by the Emperor at ST. He
lera and published By General Bertrand. vols svs-
With Atlas Of IS Plates ofthe Plans BATTLES Paris,
isl7
MONTHOLOE's HISTORY OF THE CAPTIVITY
| OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. 4 vols. haf calf
NAPOIEOE's CONFIDENTIAL CORREsPoE-
dsnee With his Brother Joseph. vols. limo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofthe Last
Two Years Of Napoeon's Exile. By Dr. p. AntonmaechI,
forming Sequel Journals of9r Oeara Az Count
Las Cssas. Svo.
MEMOIRS OF TIE INVASION OF FRANCE By
the Allied armies and OF the Months oftbe Reign
OF Napoleon, including his Abdication. Written by COM
mand o. the Emperor By BIron Fain first Secretary
the Cabinet. vol syo. witha Map oftAe Campaign {
lSl4
ABB0TTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON svOls.
NAPOLEON III EXILE. BY o'Meara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From the Letters
and Journals q Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duehe, D'Abran-
ties. 2vols. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
| EAPOLEON's MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prime
| Cambaceres Second Consul By Baron Laugon.
EAPOLEONs EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
| Count de Scgur
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. Blythe Bertley Men.
| with 90 Portraits
NAPOLEON AND his MARsHALs. BY Headlsy.
NAPOLEON's OLD eUEAD. By Hssdlsy.
NAPIER's PEENsULAR WAR.
ALIsONs HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
Of the PlaEs Of Battles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
/ TON. 5vOls, with Portraits. febiS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09
the aEALTRIsST PLACE m THE SOUTH.

GALE n 900 acres Al VALUABLE Ian Dc, siia.isd
- he New Ureans and SAshFis RtiiroAd, located IN
LAursaes eeausy Ms i2s maea fs0a abe ey q Nev Or
leAnA
ALSO;
Txwelva AumdFed ToEFm Lotss intthe anEE
q nrouahassu Dspas tasf count hss. fhis piaee
ssaisa Eaonss sires ssd has already popssos
-. HIRAM P. wKLIa,
az o.. fHc1. q. JANEs.
-, 4 .eet-4e
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CHANCERY SALES.
CIauCprV Sale.

IN compliance with decree Of The Chancery Court Al
I Nashville at the November Term, Is 8, in the Of
Albert Dreyfoys - sls by pGrte shall, NE 4h
day Of April next, rNuos for public sale TO the highest
bidder the Court yard Gate ia said city, the following
describes bot parce Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lick Branch being Of Lot No. 81 10 Balch Whtesde'B
Addtcn 70 Nashville, and bounded as follow: ComHsne-
ing al A. L. Ssmue picket fence and running 10 the sad
lick branch AMI thence running vih the meanders 81 said
BRANCH dos thes 20 point halfway between Cherry
and College street, the line halfway between said
street, (and parallel line with them both) to po ut
right angles With the beginning thrnce in straight line
The begun NJ Their j. more teEsm ents said
property more particular description Of which will be
given on the day q sale.
rzs One and years with notes well secured and
len rslsiae,i feb15--ti q. D. BRlEN, G. & M.
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Private Boarding!
LOTS FOE SALE.
TO FURNITURE AND CEDAR WARE nANU-
FACTURERS.

fACIUkEhS.
T'HE subscriber having arrived in this City with
commission from Of the largest Piano Forte and
Furniture Ware-rOOms the city Of Memphis Is anxious
make fanents, upon liberal terms with Nanufac
Of Frnture Cedarvare for asuppy ofevery
ticle The above line lie has also, what is styled the
ne Plus JHru in The q abor saving machines, 10
wit. TYLER'S PATENT WASHING MACHINE
This is entirely arucle and ce the kitchen" Of
every thing heretofore Introduced 10 this ne IL is
ready for the ructure Of thou Of
these machines which he Is DESTROYS Of having constructed
withou delay. few County lights, in Middle Tennessee
for sale.
The undcrsRuedcan be seen ~ Room No. - CT Hotel
for the next days. any time b-1Te 10 O'Clock NJ
or amer O'Clock z. N. 4. u. McD0UGALL,
Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

Too snAkr.--rhs people Of TAlIedegA ara get
tsng TOO smart on monsy matters Ths Reporter
puslshsd al thaE place hss the Z nssiag: nor
merchants and business men have slnoss abdfely
ceasrd 90 receive fsnues-ee Rl0nev. Il \ wih
daioalsy that the hills Il tAs beat banks of lhas
s.sse can be passed Ia our ,osn."
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we4sss NASHVILLE TypOeRkpHIcAI

49, UNIUS 40 ~. -statsa Neriieg duSDAf
kygSING, Mach O. 1851. Al the Library Roon u the
Nsehanis In-slass Ne. Is cefege street opposite The
sesknee House. 1. l. WiNhAM,
m9-it Record x Sen et<ry.
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COOK FOR HIR.
THE NASHVILLE PUBLISHING AND PRINTING
Company

DOCKS for subscriptions the Capital Stock Of this Com
ID pany, will be OPP ned the Office CT A ;. Lindsey,
No 80 College saturday the eth inst, and will
continue open from day to day, until sufficient is sub
scrbsi organize said Company, prescribed by the
Act charering said Company.
ROLFE s. SAUNDERS
No, s;oDa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

H Mr.. Joseph Parkey, of Hancock county,
is a candidate to represent the counties of
Greene, jefferson, Hancock and Hawkins in the
lower branch of the next Legislature.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09
Napoleon at St. Helena.
W. II. BERRY s co. h.vs ia.t reesivsd-

". t. BERRY s co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, interesting Anec-
dotes and Conversation OF the Emperor dur
ng the Five and Half Years Of bis Captivity Collected
from the Memorials OF Las Casas, O'Meara MontholAon,
Antommacehi, others. By John O. Abbott With IL
lustratons. l vol, Svo cloth
Extract from the Preface
The genius OF Napoleon astounding. All branches Of
human Knowledge seemed alike fan liar to his gigantic
mind. His conversations at St. Heens scatt red through
the numsr and vOlun memorials Of those Who
CLEANED them, replete Observation-Disclosures.
There 70 mind which will not be invgorated by fami-
arity with those profound thoughts expressed
much glow Of feeling and energy OF diction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

tY-The Americans of Wilson held public
meeting at Lebanon on the I'd inst, and ap-
pointed delegates to the State Convention and
also to the proposed District Congressional Con-
vontion. Resolutions were adopted recon-
mendiDg ROBERT HATToN, Esq, as the Ameri-
lean candidate for Congress. The proceedings
Of the meeting will be found in our columns
this morning
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

GEN. HAsKELL.-The Knoxville Register
copies an article from the Memphis Eagle and
Enquirer in favor of Gen. HASKELL for the
Governor, and adds
Truth, every word of it. AS long as the
West talks in that style the East will join hear
lilly in doing honor to one of our most gallant
and gifted spirits
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

COL N. G. TAYLoR.-The Rogersville Times
of the 9Th inst, says Col. Taylor will doubtless
be candiuate for Congress against Hon. A.
G. Watkins in the first district. The Ameri.
cans ought TO go to work and elect him if he
takes the field.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

tY- THos. II. CoLDwELL is announced as a
candidate to represent Bedford and Rutherford
in the next Legislature.
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nssuDRNcE. Fou SAL

4 VII. seh ~ RESIDENCE zaa abeat thirty acre. Of
HkOuAD, situated III taa bssHtal Village 81 sIr-s-l8
enc mils from g. eily % NASHVILLE ffoaGias he
hailztn Rke fsthsrind ana Hebsoh streets IL PROF.
at1 ohs q the moai bttatfai places Gxas8n eouny
and Esuie neke very dssfatr Eesdeace b. renilsnsn
q t4st1ae 4 asa srl situated sp oaitinE
Sts esfag sesat AZ thousand feet u fnoEts. "a obect
IN seAss . - bald uPon less Eslaaeie PaItan ny
a. fef9 fsEersbs ssTms ss be gives boih psss
And une. n. h0BsON.
fsbi8-f ndktrs ana
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FOR SALE.

x1uv an.frsTF kD ~ MATTHEW NELs0S, BEoo. a
TrSfs 49, h beautifully situated On The y. C.~-
Reirosd iiss fro Hashvns, and known to b ne
-, -. Is,s Il, gniherf1rd eounty. $50 acres under
80 ssl.y f.aes ant me- u ID cultivation. The ealAncs
s.u ,h~r.d Hurricane Greek runs through ne en1se
rae erdns an Abuuance Of Ua'er the dTyest
There are alsc nnlber % pcfpetlai Npfth4s 49, - -
\. ! --irsb- stock Farm. ne soil IA rtcn eneasn y
.s or s and il sel adapted 10 ne gFozfa q eo''ons
sohacco. FTa q o. grass - -.
Tasi.sroEeusas coasist Of frame nreirs I'm .stsn
rer. ~ ho'lsss souaplste. En, esrn, sisee se =
80. n ssna the premises u any vie rsy d.
sire 70 purchase. Terms easy POSSESSION ~ ~, =
aisly. hbiV-u - ------- -
.,.Tr--es-. Al. .s,-. a.s sor s.ls bygs -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09
American and WING Meeting.

A meeting Of the Americans and wings of Ruth.
! erford County held ia the Rutherford Telegraph
Office on Monday last Col James. N. King vas
appointed Chairman. and full and free Interchange
OF opinion was had in matters pertaining 10 the APP
| preaching canvass
The following resolution was offered aud adopted
! unanimously : Resolve, That We request the Amer
leans and Wings Of Rutherford Couaiy TO meet in
Convention at the Court House in Murfreesboro, on
the FIRST Monday in April for the purpose Of ap-
pointing delegates to attend the Stats Convention
In Nashville on Friday the lst day OF May; also for
the purpose Of selecting candidate TO represent
Rutherford County Ia the popular branch Of the
next State Legislature.
This meeting was large considering that Il was
called on Monday morning. The different sections
| OF our county represented. We we're rejoioed
90 learn Of the harmony that prevailed in the eoan
| ~ Of Rutherford. We earnestly hope that every
civil District in sur County will be fully repres mt
Cd on the first Monday IN next mouth, as il is
Ihonghi most polite to nominate STANDARD beer
er for Rutherford County on that day. We hops
the members of our parry viii be here On mass so
that every poriiOn of our county may be hesri.-
AfsgffssS6OrO Telegraph
RoeEssvILLE BRASoH BASK.--Ths Tines of
the 9th says:
1.-The Board OF Directors Of the Branch
Bank Of Tsnnessee At this place, elected on last
Thursday, the following officers for the ensn-
Jug year: Col. jacob Mile, President; Col.
Geo. r. Powell, Cashier, aud Nc. II. q. Wax,
Clerk. We understand that the salaries have
been considerably increased.
RosERsvILLK IMPRoEISe. Tines says :
THE business OF this place Is Increasing rap
idly every day. Families are moving "a every
week-And great many more would come. II
they could get houses 10 live ia. Rents are
high and zeal estate higher The lAnd-hold
ere around Ragersville are greatly rerarding
the growth Of The place by the sxlorbliAnl
prices demanded. Lots are out Of reach of a
oommun pure. We w0nld advice them. a. Il
IL 10 their i1teres' tor The town 10 gr,.w no
aud for mechanics and me1 who wis., 10 : I.
into business. but have small capitals, 70 lower
their hgares. s8H swn agaT NaAeF
s04t lHt
s,ss -s.rs4 ease faaFt p sc eN
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CuuDREN,S HATS Ann caps.
FOR RENT.

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated In "a
Il MctiayOcks Addition, containing eve rooms 81
and ktchen-hAs lately been used for Boarding ~
House for The hands employed on The Railroad brdge -
The furniture the house BE- bought low AID Be
si used ar the parpase, and the hoArsrs
be secured we'll being daz. and S soon he a.
ishet- Apply 10 ". MCFARLAND,
march6-f % College street.
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linn the Nfon,h1r Rnrieu1

From the Monthly Review
The old excellence Of Mrs sewelPs style al here to
be found; ard those things which persons have
jeeted to in her former books IvOrs eey be per-
eeived al all The highest human feeling here
spoken ofas ought to be- the payhng ofboys and
girls but the destiny and discipline Of and
The style OF the book hardly be too highly
praised Almost every where End the prseced
writer free from those Alterations into which practsed
writers occasionally fall"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

xYra NTED- "A responsibis sad eaterprising man. 70
VI lor.t~ A. Nashvile, rrnn-. General Agent o.
-, s.bscriptan Hook gahiishipg House IN ilAdelphia
- -s.re- 10 make a1curv For partieuiars adj
49,. I sex as Poss-oaee, Phiiadeiphla, Pa.
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RECENTLY RFGFyVFD

RECENTZY RECEYVFD
THE HILLS OF THE sHA7EMUC. BY the author of"Ths
Wide, Wide WOrId.' One VOL, l2mo cloth
MARRYING TOO LATE. By George Wood author Of
Peter SchemihI in America. feb95
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

A Rare Chance.

HAVE t.r sale an excellent good Tanesr, Aboas IS o.
.SS r. W PCRTER.
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=, 49,
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Z. Il. GIaScOck,

AuctlOnecr and General Agenb
woald Oaer bis services he public, agent for he
sale q
REAL ESTATE, NEGROES
oret.,.p,., ofpop.ry sihsr 10 town ereSnntry. Be-
Ing dctsrred 10 devote uy me 10 The above business
ard having had considerable xptrenee batier myself
that can give sssfacon those who nay favor ne
that line ssn siaays be found az TIE Counting Room
ofb. 'spa.r;ot fee vhere my absence, orders can
be .eh viii also aitrld % ne sAiss OF
DRY Goods, Groceries sc.
march B. 1881.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-09

GLOVER y EDS
~ rive on the SeveDty-Six.
mara
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30

: E5- The Treasury notes recently author
lied by Congress will be issued in about two
weeks. The Secretary of the Treasury has
determined that the denomination of these
promises to pay, shall be one hundred, five
hundred, and one thousand dollars. The
contract for engraving plates has been given
to Ra&don, Hatch Il Co., of New York, and
to Topping, Carpenter & Co., of Philadel-
phia, the former firm having the execution
of the notes of one hundred and i've hundred
dollars, and tho latter the notes of one thous-
and dollars. The Secretary is very anxious
that these notes shall be executed in the best
style of American art.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30

SusPESsIoN OF LABOR IN THE EAST
The Providence journal publishes . list
OF the mills in that vicinity which have
been closed on account Of the financial
pressure 1t appears that O2.29l.spin-
dies are now lying idle. OF that num-
Der, 32O.567 have been run for the pro-
duction OF sh.e.ings, shirtings, warps and
cofton goods. other than printing cloths.
There are thrown out Of employment
9,66l persons, and could the exact mum
Der be ascertained, it would doubtless
reach 10000. Nearly all the other mills
are running only part Of the time. The
Journal estimates that the reduced pro-
ducuon Of cotton goods is equal to n,
600 pieces, and 2,644,oOo yards per
week, Of the value Of $50, 400; and
that the feduesb production Of wooden
goods is sep.1 to sl27,9l5 per week.
making Total reduction in these two
dsparr tents Of industry Of s27S.Sl5 per
week. similar investigations into the
jeweIry business. the iron business in its
various branches, and in other kinds Of
mechanical and manufacturing business,
wnld add immensely to this frightfui
deficit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30

The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.--The January
number Of this new Magazine is on our ia
BILE. The articles Tor the present number are
fully equal, If not superior 10 those OF its
predecessors. The proprietors state that its
success has exceeded their most sanguine an
hcipations, and they promise for the future
it shall be earnest, able, scholarly and atten-
tive to the public wants. Another charming
paper from Oliver Wendell Holmes in con-
tinuation of " The Autocrat of the Breakfast
TabIer will DO read with interest. The W.
biography of the ;. Atlantic IS unexception-
able. 1t is printed on fine white paper, with
copper faced type, and each number contains
ls5 pages OF original reading mattcr-and all
for twenty five cents. For sale BY DoBEIL
q CoSYS6Tox.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30

) FRon NEw 0xLLASs.-0u tolegIaphic re-
ports from the South have not been AS fall
lately as we could have wished. We con-
dense from a New Orleans paper of the 2ist.
the following quoStions . (.
Sugar-The demand continued fair, and
the sales com priscd 1900 hhds at steady prices.
Fail 4s1@51sc- -
Molasses-'rhe sales comprised 1900 bb,s
at l9Gls15c, mostly at 10.
Flour-The sales comprised $500 bbls in
Gliding $500 snperiine Ohio, de-, in the three
lots at "a 80, a decline OF s5c; 500 in two
lots at 81 es1l; 900 at 81 621sG4 70; and
SIS fancy at 81 rs.
Wheat--l2V0 sacks mixed qualities sold at
s0c@si 10, and 1850 white ut 81 ~.
CoIn--The sales were confined to 1000 SEEKS
including 100 green ut soc, $50 at IS, 145 az
81, 3z5 white at SO, and 1000 mostly at IS.
Dats-lT50 sacks sold in several lots ut Al /,
42d43c, aud sou ut 44c.
Bran-The sales comprised $50 sacks, in
Hay~aoe bales Wesley |old at sls.
Pork-So bbls mess d ut sll 70. Sup
wards, retailing at $3.50.
Lard -i0l tierces prime sold at 9Ac, 81
tierees at 9s4, 81 and 100 at and l6z No.
2atsc.
Dry Sailed Meat-74 Casks sold at 5s<c for
Shoulders, Z u for Hams, and ~ for Sides,
40 900 lbs in bulk sold at 81, 7@71xc, 50
casks at :, and zoo 900 lbs AZ =. =
w hisky-Rectifed retailcd at ls@ls1Ic.
| COTE IT be sales Of Rio comprise 9l0 bags
at Sc, 100 at 4 and 10 AT loo.
Business in the city was generally active
with large receipts of cotton and produce.
The Highayer, Peter Tellon and Antelope
were advertised to leave on the I'D, aud tho
| Newconb on the Esd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30

The Kansas correspondents Of the ST. |
Louis Republican, state that the late
selection has terminated In majority
vote for the constitution with slavery"
Tbs free. State men took no part in the
election, and the Southerners had mat
ters their own way. At Lecomptou, l32
votes were given and the majority for
the constitution with slavery" was 60
At Lawrence no votes were received. At
Topeka. the poll books were not opened
ar all. At Lexington the vote "for the
constitution with slavery" was 30
Nothing had been heard from Leaven-
worth ofthe state Of the vote. At one
time, formidable disturbance OF the
peace was threatened, but it terminated
in nothing serious. The pro slavery party
declare that the future of Kansas has been
decided, and that she must be admitted
to the Union as slave State. -
Mr.. Denver. the successor Of Secretary
=
Stanton. has issued proclamation set
ting forth the policy which he intends to
pursue, and the Instructions under which
he is acting. He endorses ali the ofiic al
acts of both Gov. Walker and Secretary
Stanton. even to the convening Of the
extra session Of the Legislature. What
the President has made by the exchange
il is difficult to determine. The late
Delegate Convention OF the Free State
party. will meet at lawrence to day t.
decide whether to take part in the Janu
airy election for officers under the lie
compton Constitution, or not. Shouls
they decide in favor oft, they will nomi
nate Safe officers.
There is quite strong party who ar
very much opposed to goin, into tn
election, while others think it advisabl
to do so for the purpose, as they declare
to get the Offices Of the State Govern
ment into their hands, with the view {
crushing it. Mr.. Stanton is spoken {
for Governor. but it is not probable b
will allow his name to go before the pee
pie in that capacity. ~
We have received an interesting lette
from Kansas. dated Lawrence, Decembt
18th. Our correspondent says that ii
free-State men are determined to trump
peaceably if they can. forcibly if the
must" II is expected by all the fre
State party that the January election o
dered by the Legislature will settle Il
whole difficulty, as Congress cannot b
respect the overwhelming vote again
the Lecompton Constitution which tho
expect to give on that day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30

New Know NoTHiSa PLATFORM IN GEoR-
eIA.r-T he Columbus Times says that new
programme is abous being adopted by the
American party OF Georgia. The points 70
be embraced in the proposed new organiza
ton are:
!. A reputation of all hosiility to for
eigners and Catholics, other shan recon-
mendation OF eleven years probstion to en-
title the foreigner 10 citizenship. 3.
2. A total abolition of all sccresy, oaths
passwords and rituals. g =
: 8. That Americans ought to rule Amer.
ca. M
. 4. Denunciation and war upon the admin
istration for its Walker-Kansas policy. :
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GEO. PKApopr, THE LONDON ,,AyKrR

GEO. PEABODY, THE LONDON iBANKER.--It
Is stated that the liabilities Of Mr.. Peabody,
the great London banker, who was lately re
Eeycd by the Bank of England with loan
Of five millions of dollars, are equal to six
millions of pounds sterling. or thirty mill
lions of dollars. This aggregate is almost
equal 10 the capital of the old United States
Bank. When Mr.. Peabody kept a dry goods
store at Baltimore, several years ago. he was
Mr.. Nobody; since he has been in England
h. has been Mr. Somebody; bat il his debts
amount to thirty millions of dollars, no one
will be surprised to see Mr.. Nobody come
back again and take up position among
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-30
wIrrss.-The Frankfort Commopwealth

WnrINe.-The Frankfort Commonwealth
speaking of recent debate in the Kentucky
Senate, says: Mr.. Walton introduced the
subject Of the everlasting Kansas bill. He
informed the Senate that he and the whole
great Democratic party stood upon the Kan
sas s' plank Mr.. Andrews told him in re-
ply that that plank had been split and shlv-
cred into many pieces, and quietly asked
Mr.. Walton on which splinter he stood
whether il was upon that which sustained
the little giant of the North, or that which il
now fast sinking under the weight of tLs
South. Mr.. Walton rapidly wilted."