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nets. which La .ar#z " eama snaer M DIR
salon CONSISTS s..tis. 81 rignai failures e"in
aIfled by TN English Astronomer Hi. which
hive been discussed with cutting .eyefty by a
German mathematician and -hnwnfo be utterly
without fnnrdatian Ihi> Elin1 i the man who
gas recently appointed In The ontfel of the Lug
l.h Nautical Afmanae in opppsiiien to the flyal
eInifn of Adam. whnse NAM /, - le.eryedly cyl
ebrufed in connection With the discovery of Mp.
tune Yours, dc
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Truly yours.
ELI lHAYER. :


Il vii be seen from the following proeIama ION
that the Goeernoref Minnesota has called an extra
session of the Legislature for the purpose of aspo
sing OF The grant OF lands made by the Congress Of
the United States. NJ its last session . He Trr-
t7r2 - Naaesoa n constructing certain asssga4.sf
raieoe2s @snsia - Thus we go. For this Minnesota
land bill tss'g-tlea Democrats voted while only IN
voted against IT, Why should not Virginia have
some Of these lands likewise If frus Democrats
may lands flee-snil Territory, why NAV they
not vote few acres 10 southern State? But here
is Gov. Germans proclamation
Executive DEPARTMENT, Minnesota Territory
IN extraordinary emergency having arisen in the
aiits of the Territory of Minnesota, requiring an es-
Ira session Of the Legislature for the purpose Of pro-
viiiag lay law for holding Courts, and Tor enaeing
such laws rs may be oeemcd necessary to enable the
people to form State Constitution, preparatory to
being admitted into the Union ASA Slate. 8iso flr
the purpose of dispo>ng OF the grant OF lands made
by the Congress of the United States at is Inst Ses-
sion 10 aid the Territory OF Minnesota in construct
ing certain designated railroads therein. the mem-
bers of the Council and House OF Representatives are
therefore required TO meet at st. Pauls Mon 3ny
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a Wa,hlngt despatch say,;-Chevali"r
iIal,eman ha, again got himself into squabbIe
with the government, mud Gen Ch-> has been oh
l2ed 10 write him To day long letter upon in.
ternational law and the privileges of ministers.
II seens that the Chevalier had some dispute
with the raster of negro woman th't he hid
hired rs n servant and the master meeting in he
street told herto 60 home to his house. The We
man did 81 md the worihy chevnlier has invoked
the rterpesiion of the State Department Ia de.
itnd hi, right "a Minister Piennoteniary OF Aus
trim agaln,t interference with hi servants. Gen
rral Ga~s letter i snid to be- an exquisite bro
churc, "a be has very little sympathy for dirty
work Of any kind, mud less tor that Of Austria.
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Driss0fs balm Of 1000 F0Was the xion teeth
breath, y price - eents.
ID iseoifs ipgufd Rosemary and Castor oil for the growth
aud prtserv OF the IIar-rfiee % cents
l)siseoifs Hdp Ugf Instantaneous Price 81
I1risf9Fs Han Go1ria2 fluid for changing grey hair its
original without linIug the skin-pnee 81
Dr4seo'fs P9fqHadt Fhitie0ms. Irihe % cents.
be had all Jobhing houses and Druggists III Baltimore
and OF the proprietor {. DRlSGoII.
ma dcoim u and 81 Baltimore st. baltimore
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From the Madrid Correspondent of lie Nora

MADRID, March 6. 1851.
The expedition against Mexico is mach talked of
Some people think thai body Of ten thousand men
will dsembark the coasts Of THAI colony formerl,
belonging to Spain. The names Il the Young bold
and trustworthy generals who Will have tile com
mand OF those troops known. An invasion
would 1t is said, be supported GA the spot Il, II pow
er'u party, which, since long time. Is lookiug
wards the metropolis for munarchial combination
alone able, according TO them, to withdraw from
Mexico the horrors of anarchy. The future king or
emperor OF the recouquered country is TO be the IT,
fanto Don Enriques hrother-in-iaw of Queen Isabel
la. All that, you will understand It, is so exaggcra-
ted that 1t falls OF Itself Assuredly Il the satista
ton due te SPas be not granted some AGGRESSIVE
steps will be TAKEN and il ID not true 10 say that The
question, once engaged upon that ground, would be
pregnant OF a future contingency in which some OF
the emergencies now held as most irrational might
take place. Il is possible that Field Marshall Mar
yaez has calculated them in the combinations of the
armed manifestation just decided upon All this is
even probable, TOR the Field Marshal is AN eminent
politician and you would be amazed were you aware
of the calculations which led to the sending eight
years ago OF an expedition to the Roman States
But until now nothing has been decided on but the
sending to Vera Cruz of naval division which IS TO
leave Havana with some disembarkng troops And
rs II Is important that the means OF defence OF the
isl al Of Cuba should not be enfeebled an exped-
tioa of five men Of for Havana is being pre-
pared with the greatest activity in the principal
Spanish ports Those vessels the ship OF the
line Isabel H. the frgate Bayien the brig Pelay and
the steamers Colen and Santa Isabei. They will
have on board some thousand infantry. 1t is only Il
reinforcement for Cuba AS soon as the first troops
have sailed others i'll be got ready in the principal
ports; they will remain there reserve to go to
Cuba and fill the vacancies which may be made by
the sending Of reinforcements to the squadron OF
Mexico. Ia this way, troops accustomed 10 the in
elemehcy OF the climate will only be employed the
Mexican coast
a teiegraphic despatch from Madrid, under date OF
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Our readers are aware TINT rumors Of war
have been prevailing for some time past. and
have been recently acquiring form and shape,
as between Spain and Der former colony, but now
independent republic IF Mexico. Bitter feeling.
arising out of difficulties in reference TO the pay
ment of the Mexican bonds held by Spanish sub
jects have existed for some years past. These
animosi,ies bad within the last year been much
exacerbated or account Of the mission of Span.
ish enyoy-Senor Alvarez-to Vera Cruz and the
ignomiuious rejection by the Spanish govern.
meut of the terms made by him with Mexico. But
the attack at the hacienda Of San Vicente. by
party of bandits, Spanish subjects. aud the
murder Of some Of ihem-the murderers not hay
ing since been brought 10 jusiioe-have filled to
the brim the measure OF Spanish indignation
against Mexico.
The following article from the Madrid journal
La Espana lthe organ of the Naryaez Ministry
gives the Spanish view of the questions
BILL OF INDICTMENT AGAINST MEXICO
From the Esnana March i
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From the /, SION Advertiser, March -.
\ COOL deal of curiosity has been excited i'll
lie rirel', Of conversation by the story of nm eX
pocted comet. whose return to the earth il has
been predicted would occur the 18th day of
june nrxt. and would cause violent collision
with our globe according to a German a>tr"no-
mer. not named-or mere brushing at its sur
tnee, according to VI. Babinet, II French authari=
". We have taken pains 10 seek information
with regard 10 the foundation of this story from
tte worry hest authority. viz Professor Renj AMIN
Pierce thu learned Perkins professor of matht-
matte, at Cambridge. A. the matter l. "nr ct
pablo interest, we >uhjoin his very satisfactory
answer 10 our Inquiry
HARVARD CoLLEGE, March n, 1877.
My DEAR SIR: What Babinpt. who i, an ex-
ccilent popular lecturer, good ply >ici>t, but
no geometer ar astronomer may hnv" written
about u po>>tbln comet or collision With Il comet
or what suiae unknown German may have
done OF the same kinds wholly unkHow Ia ne.
But neither Of them, surprising the German (" he
ct equal scientific position with Bahlnet, can
have predicted In Jane any such collision; for |
am positive that there are not the dates for such
computation and Babnet is at least of 100 re-
spectacle abilities TO involve himself in such an
absurdity.
The only matter Of prediction, relating to co
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Caleb Parker, Isl. Concord II a nan -
anl e-reiuei by Al Who LIN
GsHflaaeH W i 10 isIsifinn eensfqz
uaus take the opportunity Ia state tie afflicted Heetf
derived rom HE n Or 2spate9 Bfr
a mmand them ol'fets fur TWO seais Iha.r
troubled with uif lenaaa evils snp a. IT.
atfaaks ftaffln,a accomaHfafI
waefbrash tit stomach WI Oh eucr j flesh stfe.
and spirits So low that vs. nearly untitled for busnas
applied several ply ie.tHs. FROM Nfam obtained only TN
poraTs reiet ami finding in slnrt NY disease ielure
in all naliguiy. concluded aIsee frions tl
without the faith in Their efeaoy try the Etn4t
Bitter, tie ot which found immediate rcliet h4.
return Of Ha.er trash after taking the first port
continued u-e it riding the directions until had taken
eight bottles which have entirely cured Ny weight
has increased thirty pounds and health perfect
truly that consider the DAygenated Rite ,he
have recommended tlsm several, have
invariably found great benefit from then
Yours respectfully. CALEB PARKER
None genuine unless .zned BUTTS Al the wrapper
SETH W. foWLE a co. l3s Washington Street Bos
Propreiors Sold by their agents every where
For sale by J IL sEAl
mn y dSrlfawtvv
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You can do anything if you have patience, said
an old nncle who had made fortune, to a nephew
who had nearly spent one. +" Water may be carried
in a sieve, If yon can only wait ''iIow long p ask
ed the petulant spendthrift, who was impatient for
the old mans obituary: Till it freezes ~ was the
uncle's cool reply.
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NJ - =taf.z# - = - - - lie
rH-ae.I 80 basiIsH TfssHtifssfH f'iias eais
iae rsals Of spun "a ~ - =ss##= aif#zz1. n
case Il would he necessary l. I'm tAc uepitaHs II
the InIttd Stntrs.
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Iafa= =zI8zIls.aEI4H -
Glen aader ms aat4 asd LIE great sci oi the
Territory. this lGst aas Of March. ls57.
". A. GORMAN.
By the Governor:
] TRAtIs Ros-. srareiary " 7.
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IT ~ = = 7 n " ~ aAt8Nt8I VI IL 7 7
From the Espana, March /

For enormous and nnheard of atrocities there
none like those of the mandarins OF Mexico. \ year
has not yet passed since from misconduct TO miscon-
duct, aud from aggression 10 aggression, they came
to the nconceisable extreme Of deereeng that the
treasury of the republic instead Of paving what it
owed TO the Spanish creditors should lay IN omar-
20 their goods 10 the amount OF what they had
right to receive Al present, irom elimination to
elimination from eaempy 10 ealumnY. FROM outrage
outrage, they have tie point ui LAYING the
fault the innoeeat for the pllage and assassiua-
ton Of which they are victims, The Panther OF the
South instigates his hordes not leave Spnniard
in the tsrra edf,elfe-the warm district. The terror
caused by the infamous deeds Of those bandits makes
itself TO be felt in the capital 81 The republic
The Mexeans OF White origin are afad est the per-
secuton commenced against our eouutrsnrn hy the
people of "A thousand eolors should also extend to
them the diplomatic corps raises a unanimous cry
of Indignation and OF menace tue very President
Substitute executes the formula Of ordering the per.
petrators of assassinatoas gang Of thic,ea IN the
hacienda Of San Nncento Of Gucraayaca 70 be rhus-
iised and in spite of ali this there nevertheless
persons in Mexico who have collness enough 10 write
that the fault OF snch brutal exeessrs does not lie ia
the disorganized mulutudes Of the President truprlo
tor, who rob and murder, IN the federal troops
commanded by the President Substitute. who con
template unmo9ed the murders and robherics, hui IN
those who robbed and murdered
Alvarez IS moi panther, but dove without gail.
Comonioft Is not that notary when Alvarez suddenly
raised to the rank Of general and uAned bt- sAsl.
tute but the accredited chief Of cxeeIenlY gov
erned country, and who does pot permit abases oi
the slightest kind the Pintos incapable Of ton
hitting the least excess, the raseus, ihr fokues-
those worthy ol osecraton-are the Snaniards, Who,
quietly engaged in the labofs of agriculture were sur
prsed and slaughtered night without compass
sion. The mulatio Alvarez, IA his niactY mud old
years, only did works of charity AMI saefl6ees III II.
For Of his fellow creatures. He who Ms 10 blame
that the republic of Mexico from is Establishment
should e a "a ire mi nv
that Spanish youth fourteen year old who WIS mHr
dered at Caernavaca by the satellite Of the rrftY t.
rant of Guerrero. Ii is only IN county whefe the
debtor Tor his debts lay embargo on LIE goods 81
his creditor that the absurd stupidity can lie ullere
that The blame OF reacAtfoos aggression aas Ia la
upon him on whom it has been tfeaehefausY com
mitied. Bat what does il matter t. be ri sarianee
with logic and common sense 10 political pales Win
are habiiually and systematically IA opposition 10 all
idea of order of justice OF equity aud oil civilization
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ing malebF Froi b., tratlls Electric 81 II
the diseased paris M rema11b etet aud short space
u health he hal Of The agent
here, advertisement ia nuotl her column.
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~PfslIAI. <oYI0E@,


Fund Association mi neei heif tl#s e4.fils
April 4tt ies1 at l. NJ fgas PAID 10 pas .s4 .
dasA lap II SANi. y.
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ST oncnrd 800 pairs s.mdie-' E.Iuck mad
~ Tan col1rrd Caters, at II 81 great bargain.
at3ts Jp!IN ABRAU ms.
6HEWs<a Tobacco, Cigars. suUH-. WING,
a IlQGaRS- 4c-Nc prefars 10 furnish fi,u,s
aud thr pubHc, with the tol wing clebae Brands Of g.
ing obacco;
Jno. w. Stones Cranhury.
Henderson & IlucnmbcS Natural
WIN ID Miller's Bluff City
DO ker 4 Halsey's LecamPc,
Jas. NJ, Cayor's Natural Suncured.
In addition which have supply Havana,
German and Domestic gar smoking Tobacco Snuls,
dhtS QUAY JoN Ac Ne We constantly receiving ad
dtons to our stock # Bottled Vines and Liquors put up
pfes>ly for nr trade and warranted pure.
mar 2l-ts II. NJ. HARRIS co,
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"Info the laWs N drnth,
Unto the mouth of hell.
Like the six hundred

evidence of approaching success in this en-
terprse is every day accommodating: 1t is seen in
the letters of sympathy from the slave States, and
in the numerous Applications Of coloni-ts from
The free, and more thnn all, in the readiness Of
capitalists to invest in the stock Of the company.
This, however. l. not unaecountahle. Millions of
acres of Nrginin lnna,owned by the merchants
aud brokers Of New York and Philadelphia will
bs made available. Mt profit 10 the present
nei,. who have heretofore despaired of selling il
Mt any price Oar company will therefore prove
a very valuable medium between these landhold
ers and the hardy pioneers, who can thus be fur.
nsh,d with homesteads on etsy terms. This is
too good thing To fail
frrul,,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

B. O. Reese, is authorized to receive all goods
consigned 10 Keesee. Blackman. q Co.
KEESEE, .BLACKMAN. 90 co.
by q. M. BLACKMAN.
also give B.. o. Keesee authority to receive
all goods consigned to me.
May l, 81. o. M. BLACKMAN.
have large and commodious warehouse
fronting the wharf, where am ready TO receive
aud store every description of goods, and up to
this date, Sept 18Th. i have received liberal
show Of patronage, and will endeavor, as here
tofore to give general satisfaction.
b. o. KEESEE.
Russeville Herald copy, and charge b. o. X
Sept. Is, '57--3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-11
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND NE.
r... . .- GROES.
Eglentine E. Morrison VS. T. j. Sale and Wife
and others.

In D issuance of an order made at the October
Term, 1857, Of the Chancery Court ut GAINESVILLE,
in this cause, / will sell TO the highest bidder at
the late residence Of James Morrison decd, on the
18th day of December next. on the RusselviIla
Turnpike road, 9 miles from GAINESVILLE, the land
and negroes mentioned in the pleadingS. The
tract belonging to the estate contains AS acres of
hrst rate land, with plenty Of water and timber,
and well improved in other respects plat of
which viii be exhibited on the day of sale. There
are 81 negroes, Omen, women. boys and girls
very likely. will also, at the same time aud on
the same terms as agent for Mr., Morrison, sell
lis acres Of first rate land adjoining in good sh ape
the 4i5 acre tract belonging to tn, estate. I, ].
Sale, on the premises, will show the lanG TO any
person wishing to examine.
Terms--The land will be sold on credit of !,
., and 4 years, in equal amounts, with interest
from date and lien retained for tho purchase
money, notes aud good personal security.
The negroes Will be sold for one half on The lSt
OF Aprl next, and the other half on the LIST day oil
October next, ustcs with two good securities re-
CURED of the Purchasers.
THOS. J. MUMFoRD, C. g. NJ
Nov. 10, ls57-lw,
Al the conclusion Of the sale OF the land aud ne
urocs, | will sell to the highest bidder on the prem
ises all tho horses, mules, sheep, cattle, hogs
farming tools, some hCu seho.d ana kitchen fufni
.ture, corn, Tobanco, oats &C., belonging TO ia,
estate of Jamrs Morrison dec d, and continue from
day TO day until ali is sold Terms, IL month";
credit for all sums Of SIS and upwards, under tina
sum cash NOTES with good security req ured he
foro any property Is delivered
Il. !. SALE, Admir-,
of James MurrSon decd.
Nov. IL, 1857 -tds-pr foe S.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-11
HUGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTHERFORD &c CO.,
UNDER
81 + o w i L r IS II A L L,

" w Ia IA ~ ~ IL n ~ II
4 doors above the Post Office,
E... ...E. EVANSVILLE TENN
Have constantly on hand large assortment of
Drugs. Perfumeries, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Dyestufs, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Sur
gica Instruments. and every other article usual
ly kept in first class Drug Establishment.
Received by the last boat,
800 kegs " hite Lead,
300 do Snow White Zinc,
100 lbs Chrome Green in cans,
100 do Paris do do
100 do Chrome Yellow do
so do Vandyke Brown do
0 do Prussan Blue.
Also large assortment Of Paints and Varnish-
es, Brushes, Gold Leaf, Sc.
Maugene & Condray's Extract for for the
Handkercf ie fare acknowledged to DO superior
to any of the imported They are distilled with
the greatest care, aud will be found TO retain their
perfume for long time. We have have end
less variety of perfumes, the principal Of which
.
joel Club Yerbena
Heliotrope Mel
New Mown Hay Mouseline
Sweet Briar Magnolia
Upper Ten Violet
West Eud Sweet Glover
Also a large variety Of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other articles for the toilet, for sale by
..- HUGHES & co.
March 6, ls57-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-11
.Approximation Prizes.

The two preceding and two succeeding Num-
bers to those drawing the first Prizes will be EN-
titled to the 80 Approximation Prizes. For exam
pie: No. 1880 draws the $50 600 Prize, those
Tickets numbered ll24s. 1929, 1881 IL 252,
will each be entitled to $500. IL Ticket No. 800
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets Numbered,
549, $40, 55l, $50, win each be entitled to $3.50,
and , on according to the above scheme.
5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws $50 900 Prize.
For example, If the Number drawing tho $60,OO0
Prize ends with No then all the Tickets where
the number ends in will be entt I'D to $40. II
the Number ends with N o 2, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends with will be entitled to
$50, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which Is the risk:
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets, $SU
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-11
Approximation Prizes
$500 Pies amounting to........... .$32O,0OJ
whole Tickets SIO--Halves So
Plan of the Lottery.

The Numbers from te Sc. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, encirced with small tin
tubes and placed in one Wheel.
The first 1853 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
clrcled are placed in another Wheel,
The wheels are then revolved, and la number is
drawn from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time prize drawn from the other wheel The No
and prize drawn cut are opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
drawn ont. tfAtH ttf Hf-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-11
N biett n nd III "a I'm m o N d
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
GAINESVILLE TENN LESSEE.

FeSe J. N, Neblett having removed TO the build.
esq., ing recently occupied by HIP. Doris, OIL
y = Franklin Street, and associated with him in
the business, Mr.Wm L. Hammond an experienced
workman is now furnished with greatly increased
faciites,for suppl wing the wants of his customers
The public will fra at this establishment largt
and very splendid stock OF Tin Sheet Iron Ware
&c., which can always be obtained upon the mos
reasonable terms
Also Cook Stoves Of various patterns. Every
variety of Par!or and Office Stoves castings Gut.
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful fer past patronage he SELECTS contin'
nance OF public favor aud fatters himself by
strict attention to business, prompt execution o.
orders, and moderate prices to deserve it.
All work oredred will be promptly executed ant
in style warranted TO give satisfaction.
Old copper, Pewter, Feathers & Beeswax, taker
in exchange for work.
Feb. 90 lS56-u