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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
ALLISON, ANDERSON Il co.
FREsH ARFIYAL on NEW GOODS

ME beg cell the attension Of the Trade to the
w very LARGE ADDITIONS which we are daily maxim g
20 present stock BY the fresh arrivals OF NEW GOODS
direct nom the Eastern maaufact and importer
ected By partner Mr. McLanahau, nov IN that mar
ket the second tine this The additions now making
of staple Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods,
White Goods. Embroideries. Laces,
Trimmings Hosiery. Gloves, varieties,
& together with large 1T Of Gents Summer Wear and
Rcady.made Clothing present stocs
mates assortment large and complete for this
Of the year, and well adapted to the Nav and June
trade ThOse wishing New Stocks desire additions made
to their present would do well TO give US call before
tuying eewhere and do wish to carry any
our present stock viii ofr inducsmen to purchasers
ALLISON, ANDERSON ~ Co,
apr2i uBG No. Al Public Sq1are.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND sUzMER
STOCK.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK.
ID. II. Gu TIER.
NOS. az AND 80 CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
II as received his stock OF Boots shoes Hats,
Al Trucks, Vaiscs, Carpst-naEs, Ae.. for the IL Il
ss,nS aos sanner Iraae, sonsissiog IN para a. W
ladies hne Kd and Nor Oo,ss. tAiu ana Ehss sofa,
hd slipper, pan and tFlDued.
Lasiing aaitess =, side sRi froat lace;
Lssing P<fsni Gnisrs. extra ane;
hid Callers. Bnsktns And Ties.
ohidfsas tnc KID And Not Bootees weltsd and p sole.
EAney elsvs Kla Tap Esosees;
Wogens s1.ra liIe Ea Boctssa, Ru kias Ard slippers;
NJ <, n, gssSs sad sss 'ssss
eeaiiensn's enc Calf psgEod an3seWsd Scots
6eats nne CoaEFrss, Cat, Pas. aud Kd oxssFd Ties;
las ing bfaRans, ~ Farioua styiess
boys fouth's ard chidgens Ca Pat Leather and Kit
IA tenEress G2ltsrs anf ONf5sd Ties
AtSo.Msas. noys' and Yoeshs Caif Kip and cengFssa
hFcEAns ofssery deseFipticIl, extra sEsa
klsoA iasss ssoek q freaks. vAas Gn1 caFpss-Bags
q fhr bsst saaiisy
HAS. HATS. HkTs.-I hlvs rss.ixsa, aiFe~t ham fhs
aacicrirs 81 ne istst sykes % pgtng a18 sauer
Hata, soasiiss q sagsf.F c4ssnsrs 80 FuE 4 ~
every gaaiiy .te hsswiEh ensst saresF sftas lrg
harm, Pans1na EH8 tFAu, 80 h8ga Nen and Ckdrse Al
u ~scA vi Be et % shs ast reasanshle ~ essA.
81 selanc al dsaisp. ,. a crrThs.
spsf Ses - ana - esr 81 ce1res snt eafssy
I ALss KEHPsaar ant. - h.ua an aAssstmsat
% leattsf Bstiag iro i - .nchss - udfA, aed
the btss article q hrsps Lalhsf wnh Cepfer hafFs tnd
Rscla. Far err aaa Mach ness voaa nsa - lAslk n
teFsai q sxanias ~ stozk ssfSEs Parehassps.
., h lurfER.
Hss Sss. saaas % 60. ossiass sst ssasazsR.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

J 7. EATHURsT,
No. "a, spruce sta eet
TESTIMONIALS AND RFFsRENCss.

CFFIcs BUCKETs tTATE YsuRSSCE cogPaxT
INC.NN.II, Dvc. 10, $50 (
To AL WHOM IT WAY THIS is to certify that
have examined Specimens aud Roofs Of ~ Chiids Co.'S
"Easic Fire and Naer Proof eTneat Roof e." aud
eve it 10 mnf Mt up ror AM other ka % Eoo'-
ing IN witness % severe trql OF q
these Roots from large volume Of fame IRON IoiuinE
buid ug, which struck dirert upon the corus
nearly naf Il the beyond al ex-
pectalion, aud ,ave5 the building r. NJ HAcKsL IL,
: President Bucaeye sta, e insurau E 20.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

CFFCS OF Tbs CIS, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Coz Patent CemenG RO dag now used her
hest class Of Buildings We ring Freigh
Cars wth L. and Master ohanic very fayor
able to il. 5. :. L'hCMMsDIsU, Pres.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.


~ - ~ EO@NDSe
W. have iaal reesAsed frou RsErsaas Nsw York .
w das asaer1uienG 81 ShfLDahNas CAkkIAGEs, eoa-
iAli eiiy
Aisa, ao-cAars, vKL0cIPEoKs. a..
nls nAcxkSElE = wILsoS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
C0rnsS Of Broad and Summer Sta,
NASHVILLE. Tenn.

NAHufIIAtll ttNN.1
WouLD lrfoFn the people Il Nashville aad the sur
w Foandns eoaaEy that he has Feeeay inPf0ved and
greatly enlarged has ASFhle-fard aBd prepared -
the noel fAEcrahis tsrms hF He sout parts
Attrnton "a biz Ee ssrcse& stoc q nonuculE MA
taef9ecer fses sAinary, foantAtas. h4psna F0ants,
urna Vases foe1l &c, sny a ghich 81 pnfcss
fsan MaEhies aad Fon te eAtss 81 best Earupean
Mis- aTfAnaeneata esmpetS foFnishnr
knas 81 Marbss sither u hs nanahetaFe or IN
ptred He has ca hand isfgs eeantF q ilalsn AAFhs
ke Fonsh State, wn hs usa sr oa lioase Fuf-
ulnrr ky Marble - ase best qaalfy kaa :.
hs yard He hsiisfs kise that hs serve ne pan.
le "a accommodating siiaf hnsnf
- a. uihdc petEan4se Il sok1lleA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

YTAStut received BIS spring steck q Pianos MslodiAna
III N.t borss Vioas AccoEdsons, Flutes shSet Muse,
Nasie-Es,oks Ststaxs tc, Wbch the krFct stock
exeF =xhihtsa Ia Nashsls n 10 sioc % FisnoF Ferries
very ara iniisea in numbeF eofac0g ali TIE d1srent
sirsa 80 a. a. anl cctzsesl and styr Of cases. foD
s3s1 ESQ. These f4nos AEe on ne eesbrAed nat
sehnist e. NeH Yolk Tor Tagys sssans.s ana brdan-
e. a oses AID elasticity a. fob they unsnrpasssd-
K..rv lnsfrumeaI s1ld b ne Is f-if aarfaniet,
Al he nsx Pao14toas e saser zssic can Be bad ~
Elsls cail
Thsse % Eant 81 fsaarr Dltisfas made q TIE nnest
eg b sslang a 81 Cnea sFesi, between Co'sSs snd
R-hy she,,saie siacs . large and ssi sslselti.
Genntry Aerchsass an1 slhers ae4aag n ndtca Her
shanise eae fIr1ht, iaraae<. si - eayng iren
krr-. ia.se.st - soiat fA.A Ufse raj aRfl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

FftHE andsrsssned Keeps = Aoaralng hoase % CEDAR
street. nenl - ne Nerandah atel seers he |. rcy,
a. al uass. % aecanmadate treasient % Petaa1ent
noasrs 81 fair rates. hs iahls 4 alaa1a arosded uisA
~ s.s ssI''a' "a - --'s' a.o. ". soLKnAs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

Msssrs. w H. Gordon Co, NashyIleil
Gardner, Shepherd Co. "
Cook, Baily Co.,
Eichnl, Green a Baiy, -"
4" Morrison Co. &"
." Strckl'r, Ellis Co., a."
4. II. uicss Co., /"
W. W. Berry d Demovill,, A."
Cheathau7, Watson Co
And last but not lease, good old friend Join Oad-
well, Esq., President OF the >. @. r. R, Chsre'tou
iap2o 3 .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
rom J. D. Bennett General Agent Of na ms Co. for the
nr,lh. ~ S-.faa


H4vrg made considerable inquiry the merits Of the
"paent Elastic NoonE" introduced into this city
BY Childs Co. fad 70 he hgslv recommended in this
city by many excellent judges hat it il meeting with very
ready general introdacton, that its superiority
composition Rooh1g s decided and freely adr tiled;
and finally eNrec n adopt r. my next root, which will
summer-having intended use tin, bgt will Try
the virtue Of the Patent astIc Roofing as substitute
Yours, truly, J. B. BENNETT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

Il. c. LosD, Pres. Ind. and Cn. Railroad
F. CYST, Pres. VIII inc a IN neville Railroad.
A. NJ SEsRLEs Pres Merchants Mar tctu ers ms SOs
JAS II CsKTFR Agent tor Etna ana other au0td Cos.
HsNRY MosTON ties. Central Insurance. Company.
Csc. CARlILE, President Lsfsy eite BsHk
Gao. W. { oyFIS, Bel Manui'r, 1UZ "a Second st
BAk-Ra NoS 81, No. 81 Fourth 81.
IRA BAILEY, Sm th 81, 5e.we, Fourth ard Filth.
J. oeDEN, rai or and Draper, fouits
NILS GREENWOOD, lien FOGnCry.
Judge ". Y. H1tsOs.
JoHN SHILfIrO q % Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth 80.
MTTCHELL RAMssIsBE-G, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, tuurthst
W. n. STawARr, Bu lder Si5 Pam 81.
MERwETHsR S1TLV ELL. LrusyHe.
wv. 5. McREYNOLDs 3 Co, ChrksyIIe, Tenn.
apr28-l .minSuSW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

CNcISNATI Jan. Z, 1871. (
DEAR SIE:In answer 10 your i-qlry, IN reeTercs to
opinion N practical Of koof Ia the cover
ing Of car', may sly that from observation,
terrain veTy favorable ESQ Oh that intend
testing thoroughly rCos u buildings, act ziter
which viii with plsaure you ouf dslei opnCn
to its utility. Yours, Truly, L. LlPPtNCOrr,
supply Agent Oaio Nj $. K. r.
~ Since the shove writer, The Ohio ana Mi'siS-
sppi Ragoad have Tor covering a cir cars de-
pots snd bridge between Cn' uDs and NnrenLss, with
this Cement considering t. tie test aree they have used
for the purpose.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
oncSyA1r AsrScr ROYAL 1ssuRAycs corp,sr,

te5ruary 8, 1857. (
have examined W. Z Chids Co.'s Elastic re and
v stsr r. of Ceae Roofing" and far Judge
consider grg al invention, and wiling insure
buidugs ttus protected upon the terms IS insure
those covered by metal JNO. $. LAW,
Agent ROys ms. Co., London and Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
ENGLAND.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF DOUBLI
MARRIAGE.

EN rRAORDINARY CASE or DOUBLE
MARRIAGE.
In the Lambeth Police Court, or Saturday, Nov II,
Mr.. Elliott invest gated ssse OF great interest so
Extraordinary il Its character sics. 10 1870 younr
medical man, named john Blsir Wills, met with
lacy II an onnioas, with whom ne was much chsrmea
sno whose name spd family lie was resolved T. die
cover. In this he succeeded. The l.dy belonged 70
Bath. Thither ne proceeded, and having food out
her mother, made & formal offer OF marriage 10 the
youpg LADY, her daughter. No. being then quits Is
her mother refused her oorssp In 1855 tbs parties
met sgsn by accident IN the Surrey GARDENS and the
lady being then Il, Mr.. wills determined on having
Der for his wife and having this tire ssoared the ooa
sent Of her mother theEpnties msrried a. Ken
rrgton Church the 9th of Arch 1885, BY tais siIe
Mr.. Wills had charged bis profession, having pre-
ferred the business of an srchitec, to that % q
surgeon. ard the young couple appeared to i've hap
PLY together, until shortly after the confrs nsn; OF
Ms Wills she had violent attack OF milk fever
which 90 affected her rlrd that II found accessory
TO place her in Bsthlehem. About twelve mentas
asr being pesry recovered the authorities requested
II al she shduld be removed bot to this application
burbsrd paid no situation. His brother, Jsmss Fslton
Wills. however, had Mrs. Wills removed 70 his
mothers house in the Clsphsn Road. Not seeing
her husband che Dsde anIous inquiries, bot no
pieci~ aaSwG wss giSeA Ter. A: rs; sss received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

Srrrhrk A RsErDi FOR Por.ro DIssAsr.-Frou
.l.lsgy may We ret eneiuds thst the disesse is
caused by the fasgu. rortSi there is specific Eh
.ulpbrr. Every gre.snouse gardener stu v.tor
OF foresa g-ases in simost ccnstss, pse Of suphL,
10 remove miide- ana otaer b,us of fa1gus bhsai
N.s il ever besr used e.. As potato disssssf Ifso
rith What resuis' AZ = remedy would be sufE
,i.nly .hssp and accessible, ard ray il not De .orti
,fisI. undsr y.-ous circumsssees il dcsrent Teal
hes, srd spsi,d vprioss wsysi The most se,nom
iosI surcstior and convenient would % 70 roll II,
seq 70 il sftsI eusiirs for p,entirg Being sppheS
10 me psyly cut surface Of esea piece by throwing
pou,d OF 40 upop pile Of brshel, and thJrsushy
rur.ng The PIE win shOysL ne sulphur would b
fergus adhered to ire surface or urhsd IN ise uos Of
the potato, 1t you'd bs likely to Be dsosged v,uld
also Yy a.other patch, where tie Geo hsd not been
su'phured With te 3-dIessire the his before hssing
via .esspcenfal es.h; end st,ll archer, BY
sprnAhng the -four Of suipour ppon Ne vloe .; shout
de tine Of Slossoriog II several iDfgidusls 10 df
h,e,' be, H..s would ecooe-sss In ssriss sf siAr
experiments va.usble reu,u nay foiSw.
GAzssrI to CO. soApVs LVAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

Oxford IN Johrsen Cavity. hut wss ., se'u.I pSras
80, IN "a. cu.,,ga Ills even ssd thai the lit Of
;,S,,;b.d n,sr the polIs ct tbst precinct wa
p,.ra,sd v hi. Office Oftbsss 'hioss ~e know n.t1'
M ard 90 20. intend, By any means 70 ioieTss tns
essrgss inside sssirst Gen. Calhoun Blt we 90 sny
iba, hi. reputation in tsis mater IS cacasea
,toy his us.fur.ss He is not tue man who ougnt 20
hsye been plsced in such position. The people nave
no cct hoence in bin and be hss Dsver YET 30 isr
se know, publicly csavowed his participation IN 'ns
OI'ord frauds"
That paragraph We can understand. IL !. quite
likely that some tie details Of this Pro slavery
programme may be dsisstsful TO some OF the = Ma
tiooai Democratic" leaders ard mAgDstes and tha1
they will resist its consumm alton. We shall see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
FRANCE.
rom Oar Own Correspondent

Prom Or Owp CoTetpoaotnI
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1857.
You will have published before the receipt Of
this the remarkable letter Of the Emperor i'd
dressed to the Minister Of Finance bat intended for
popular peruss OF all the literary productions Of
this sucoessful author, few have been more re-
marhable. Ones impulse at frat reading was to
place il in the Same general class with Lord Pal.
messton's late after dinner speech, and sttrbuH
il inspiration to Bscchus, god Of wine, rather than
Minerva. goddess Of wisdom, or Mercury god Of
finance. To saJ to the merchants Of the Rue Sc.
Denis, who are selling their goods bsiow cost as
ne mest economical means Of raising money that
IL offered in the present condition of the m lney
marhet or 10 the lubricants Of Lyons and Roubsix,
Who are farming Of their hands in lack Of orders
and purchasers that credit was affected, without
"real or apparent cause, by chime,icA fesrs and
"by publication Of pretended remedies for purely
!" imaginary disease"-to say this to such an audi
-epce would seem a mockery Of their sufsrings as
impoiitic as cruel-not only a falehood, bu
Q foolish falsehocd. And 81, in free country,
itWouh have been. The fssehood would nsve been
shown up, the mockery would have beea indlg
ranty resented. Heie in France and now IN
France, the case is so different, the almost false
statement made by such authority becomes almost
true.
The publication Of the letter was dictated by the
sountest policy, which becomes evident after mo
ments reflection on the political as we'll as fnsncl.
condition Of the nation. Ii must not be forgotten
nat In the lstter respect France s better cd thso
Germany and England, not TO make comparison
with the United States. Ii has been the constant
endesvor OF Government for the past two years t.
cheek IN quiet way, the tendency 10 extraS agsnt
speculation. The real wealth Of the country has
been steadily and rapidly increasing for the las.
eight years. Some Of your readers may recollect
certain Of the proofs Of this increase sat forth in
remarkable article which appeared in THE TRIBUNE
last February. The public treasury is in a most
favorable condition; the Bank of France is IN
shaken No large mercantile or banking houses
have failed That money is hard to get tsat trade
10 dub and certain biods of labor falling is tue;
and it Is time that this is bsd enough. rhe worst
feature, hoxeger Of this state OF things is not rs
ssss, bat its posse. The difference b.. Feen where
We are end where We might be u ipneass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

AyoTHKR SLAVE CAsy.-It is Q pslpsble feet that
there hardly day trsDspires that va do not bear
river. 10 uire cases out Of ten they successfa
the attempt, but it happens that sonetimes tnsyos
caught. On Saturday hight last three OF the sIsvss o.
Vim. BarstoD, residing in Bourbon County, KITE
the Ohio River. intending to cross above Newport.
Before leaving the two men tried hard 70 persusde
another man 10 Join them but be refused, and soon
after the party had gone the. man iniofm;a n mss!
ltsrted In pu,uit ard overlook the party about eight
miles from the home stead, ard made an snaesvor 70
top their further progress As they came mp 10 The
slaves one Of them made brt ak for the woods, and
escsped; the other struck Mr.. Bsrstop upon the
shoulder with club which knocked him down, which
act prompted the Of Mr. Bsrston 10 ire pistol ct
The offender. Fortunately, the pistol shot did 10
harm and the party surrendered and were taken back
Mr. Bsrston is good deal ipj lred from the effects OF
ibe blow, and i presumed he will not recover from
il for comfortable lergth Of time. lCiactn. bnq'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

To PREVENT FooD BSRxNS TO rgE KITrLE.-
There M a oifcuky IN sssving fruit, making sppis
sauce or svee,neats ss We'll Is oooking .ppes, pup
kiIf, potatoes for starch, about rs burning and sack
ing 70 the kettle. To prevent this difficulty, Il ia
suggested by 9 writer in 7@ Boass:ead TO plscs
clean rye straw in the bottom Of the Kettle sudee Iss
fruit Tks used sor domestic cooking shsIld be vhok
straw cat at the JOINTS and dives'ed OF hu.hs. 1t u
easily sersased from the fruit a:ssr it is cooked are
vii ssye il Eom .! bcrnsd taste. Il is neg, vslxs
lie plsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

BRIGHAM YoUsG.--TAe Oxtord tMe.l DsSoJS
says that Brigham Young has relsiivesrn OIfe,s
County, ard once resided there himself VIA 2.
father. He lie described bsvcg been 10 o.. yovsg
taking a, religion, meetings. lie would travel gen
siderable distances to attend these gathering nskss
no provision for bis family and leaving tae 80 -
and support Of b; children at such TINES w .ass
ana srnbr,c.e the faith and IN short time he eatns
sias-r ard ambition placed him at the bead .! ~,
"church" md made bin ruler Of the colony q eS''
Lake"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

AVHoLE FAxILY BLND.-Ih> Con:el!'riIk lPs.l
Esterprise gives US the following: A blind family,
consi.irs Of four persons Joha, Catharirs,
Bartholomew snd Samuel Hosts.ler, were bon u
German township in this county the whole Of them
being, ct the time Of their birth, and are at the p
ssnt time, destitute OF eye balls, but hsvisg al 70
other outward meshsDlsIn of the eye comp etc. Tbs
fan lily is indeed . curiosity, aside from the wonderful
proficiency they exhibit as musicians. Their exseo-
ton On the various instruments, violin, bsnjo, hs0
drum, clarionet is surprising, and they are gives
concerts in different places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

CocBIsZAL IRON CALToRsiA.-7hs Plaoe,
Courier mentions the reception of sample Of the
eoehiDesl from Dr.. Track, Of Todds Valley, Cafor-
mis-. II Ass ali the properties of the cochnea found
ia Brazil AID the southern part Of Mexico, the only
sppAreIt difference being that he article found in
California u hight pix, While that found elsewhere
r deep SCARLET l. is sad TO b, quite plentiful
tbs year, and a,nes: any quantity corh b es,iy
gathered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
p, New Members. I Contested.

Note Several Of the Opposition Members from
Pssn,ylvaris asd Ne~-Jsrssy were supported by
Americans a. well - Republicans, ard might, per.
h.ps, DO more properly casssd with the former.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
THE XYXVh CONGRESS.
The following is a list Of the Member, OF the
new Congress, which is to assemble at Washington
On Monday next:
sENATE-6i MenheTs

sENATE-64 Meaheys.
TRerubHesns lin Is1ieJ, %; Democrats lin Ronisol 81
American, lin SMALL c.Ps) 5; total ST. tn. figures before
h ena.or, name denote the year when his term expires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

MISSISSIPPI.
is5a-Alb@rt q Brown,
ls6j-'Jeferson Davis
MISSOURI.
ies1-J.nes 5 Green,
ls6S-'Trusten Polk.
MINNESOTA.
"A Democrat
A Democrat.
SEw.HAhPsHlsg.
isSe-Jsha p. Hale,
ls6l-' D1ni>l CLARK
SEw-YoRK.
lsSl-Tglidn X. Setcdyd,
.lS6-'Prestoa hing.
NEW JERSEY.
Is59-WiIliam Wright,
is63-John r. Thomson.
NORTH CAROLYN.
isSa-David s Reid,
ls6l-Ass BitgL
OHIO.
lsSl-Georae Z. Pugh,
lS6S-Benja~t, 3. Wade
PENNSYLVANIA,
lssl-Willi,m Bigler.
1855 Simon Cdne-oa.
RHODE ISLAND.
l9Sa-Philip Allen.
ls6S-'Jdmss 3. Sinnsss.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1852 Josiah J Evans,
l6l-+Janes II. Hammond
TENNESSEE.
IS59-JoHS BELL,
ls6l-FAndrew johnson.
lsS9-SAN HoUsTos.
ls6l-sJ. Pinckney Henderson.
VERMONT.
i8sl-Jdeob Coildmey,
l8S@Sol0aoH Foot.
VIRGINIA.
lsss-James N. Mason.
ls5s-Roeett 81. T. Hsntsr.
WISCONSIN.
iG6i-Ch1yies Daysse,
lSc3-sJaHs, X. Doo.ist!e-
Of tne illesality Of election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

UFOUhAFHICAIL OUCIET1.
The annual meeting Of the Geographical and Sfsns.
chapel of the University The reports of tho Council sod
OF the various Committees presented end accept
ed. The Society is 10 most prosperous condition, e.
though its interests have been TO some degree asce4
members belonging to the Society. The different ~
ports were referred to the Council. With liberty ,
print them, which will probably be done ct a eshy
day. The following officers for the coming yssr =
recommended by the Committee on Nominations, were
bsoted for and unanimously elected:
Pyssidsnt L. HAWKS. do, LID
John C. FREMONT
Zee Pyssidents .............. HENRY 6RINNELL
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL.
Foreign Corresponding Se9y..JOHN JAY.
Dons,t,e Corresponding Sec y. GEORGE FOLSOM
Reeo,dtng Seerstayp.-.........J. c. ADAMsON 80,
Tyeasursy. C0NKLtN0.
Librarion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEFfERf9.
Cesneil-Hsm Barney. Alex. W. Bradford, Henry reoI
Jos Thompson ID. D. R. A. Witthsus Esser: IA WIS.,
Henry Z. Pkrreport, n. Dudley Bean, r. DinsnoEs
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ALABAMA
ls6LClenert C. Clay, jr.
ls6.-Bepjsmin Fitzpatrick.
AhkissAs.
itsq-Wil''am X. sebe,tisn,
lSsl-Robert W. Johnson
CALIFORNIA
ls6I-Wnlism n Gwin.
lseE.Dsvid c. BodeTicf.
CONNECTICUT.
lssl-Katayeite 5. FoIitri
lss3-'Jd-es DiroH.
DELAwARS.
Is5e-+M Martin W. Bates,
ls6l-Jsmes A. Bsyud.
FLORIDA.
lsel-D.vid l. Yulee.
lsss-stephen r. Mallory.
GEORGIA.
Iffs-Rob-rt Toombs,
lg6l-A!fred lyerson.
INDIANA.
lssi-iGrshsui N. Fitch,
lse3-tJe.se d. Bright.
ILLINOIS.
Iste-steplen A. Douglas
lssl-Ltms. TTWmbalL
IOWA.
lss9-Georse W. Jones,
ls6l- james Harlan.
KySIUCSY.
IsEe-JoHS B THOMPSON.
ls6l-JoHS J. CRlTrESDES.
LOUISIANA.
Is5a-Judsh p. Benjamin,
ls6l-John slidelL
MAIZE.
UiLlidR Pit FssseHden,
1865 Hannibal HdnliH.
MASSACHUSETTS
1899 Hesyy W,lson.
Is6s-Chd,les sEmser.
MAINLAND.
Issl-JsmesA. Pesrce,
la3-sAsTHosy KENNEDY.
MICHIGAN.
12je-Chsrles b. Stuart,
Is63-' Zdeh1'ioh Chandler.
No. In the preceding Senate
Seat. disppied on the sroul
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DELEGATES FROM faE TERRIroaIES
KAE.as-+ Mayeus J. Parrot
MuyEsorA-'W William w Kipssbsry.
NsBRIKA-sJ Ferguson
NEwhExIco-hisnel A. Otero-
OaIsos-Jopeb Lane.
rrAa-Jchn n. Bernhissl
W<sHESroK-'I,asc J.. Stevens.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

No. In the pIecseing Senate 80 ,,
Seat, dpsied the ground OF ae hlessty oil eI'eon