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During Giddingss "hi CHER law" speech in Con-
gress, the other day, Mr. Bennett of Miss, said
I ask the gentleman TO draw q distinction be-
tween the provision OF the constitution which re-
quires the rendition of slaves and that provision
of the constitution which in the electoral vote,
gives three-6fths representation TO slaves. TIE
words used are identicslly the same In the one
instance it provides for the rendition of these who
are bound to service; and in the ether, ia fixing
the ratio Of representation, it uses the words
these bound tc service" And although the same
words are used, the gentleman says, one means
slaves aud the other apprentices.
Mr. GiddiDgs-If the gentleman will PROFOUND
questions to me pertinent 10 the subject under
consideration, will listen to them until my hour
expires; but am unwilling that be should occnpy
my time with such interrogstores as that now pro-
| posed. 1t has no relation to the remarks / wss
| Masking.
Mr.. Bennett, of Mississippi desire to pro.
! pound question to the gentleman. The provi-
sion of the constitution which the gentleman de-
MES to be of binding force, uses identicslly the
came language as that contained in the provision
| giving three-6Iths representation. It says that
persons escaping from service shall be rendered,
upon application, to him to whom that service is
! due. The same language is used in the other
clause of the constitution to which I referred.
Mr.. Giddings-I will always hear gentlemen
| courieousy who PROFOUND questions which are di.
reCed to the subject which l am discussing; but l
cannot be led of into the field which the gentle
man now asks; but he must not abuse my courtesy
by misIe presenting me as denying any part of the
constitution, when l distinctly informed him that
l hold 10 that instrument and will obey it. / was
speaking of the right Of the people Of the North
to utter their sentiments upon this question of re-
turning fugitive slaves.
Mr.. Bennett of Mississippi desire the gen.
temsn to answer the question which have pro
pounded.
Mr.. Giddings-It takes the gentleman from Mis-
sissppi quite too long to PROFOUND questions HI
has abused my courtesy and trsnsgressed oil
bounds Of prOpriety. | will not suffer him longe
| to encrosch unon nv brief hour
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oUR CORRESPONDENCE
F.sr Trnrrssrr. Dec. 2f

East TENNESSEE, Dec. 26.
MEssRs ED1TcRs: I see an extract in your paper |
Of Dec. lst from q know-nothing paper printed
in Knoxville, together with a short remark Of your
OWL, in relation to the strength Of the political
parties. At the late meeting of the Synod of
Tennessee, which convened at Athens in Sept, 1
suppose there were q few little selfcOuceited
know-nothing preachers, and others of their sort,
met in Athens a day or two before the Synod
convened, and coDjectuTed what would be the po-
litical strength of parties in that body, and per-
hsps they communicated the result of their con-
lectures to their brother in the midnight order
Bot, sir, YVES there from the commencement Of
the sessions of that venerable body to its final
adjournment and can assure you that the then
approaching election " as not named in that body,
either directly or indirectly and if any one even
insinustes that the sense of that body was taken
on the election, it is false did not even think o.
the strength of the political parties in that body
until I saw the article referred to; but now can
| count near twenty of the members Of that body,
including ministers and elders, who voted for M.
Buchanan; go that the statement itself was not
true. have been in many ecclesiastical bodies,
and more venerable body of men, both ministers
and elders, I have never seen, in proportion to
their number They appeared to feel the obEga-
tons resting on them from the great head of the
church, and they gave close and think prayerfuI
attention to the vastly important things for which
they had convened, and when the business was
closed they parted with warm hearts and christian
love for each other. Now, Mr.. Editor thought
it right to make these remarks to correct Wha
might have been believed by some.
| Yours, truly, A MEMBER OF THE SYNOD
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or The negotiations for som etime pending, for
the purchase Of Foutbill-the country seat Of Mr.
Forrest the tragedsn-hsye finally terminated.
The estate passes to the possession OF the Sisters
of Charity Of New York city, and will immediate
y be occupied by them. They pay Mr.. F. $780,
OOO-sbout the sum which it cost him. Two
thirds of the purchase money is paid in cash-the
remaining S33. 1873, is secured by bond and mort
gage-payable in twenty years. Mr.. Forrest Oh
ligates himself to protect the purchasers against
the claims of Mrs. Forrest for right Of dower-the
mortgage being the security.
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PLAN OF HELOTTERY.


Same The Royal Lnuery Of Cuha-WiIh this dderare:
the Havana Lottery has $50 Numbsrs-th has only Isl
There are two wheels each OF which pasd
two Locks The SupenBteudsnts have each key 70 he
Locks and the wheels cannot bs opened unless both ID
sent There placed I'm the wheel or numbers ttes
containing slips Of paper vh the numbers No To
1900. In The wheel OF prizes there placed Tin tees
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them Tanug
from SIS OOOt0 500.
Whenthe drawing takes place, which will DO In pubIehs
wheels unlocked, and after wing hem, numb Is
drawn out % the wheel Of numbers. aud The be
drawn sut Of the Prize wheel By boys with bed
shoulders and biindfoldedthe tube is slipped Of b
the number held up and enrolled that the whole aude
can see 1.-THE number is then called OF and rgsere5Y
the Supsrntsndents. The Prize drawn credited Be
number drawn AZ the time and until ali YES
drawn out. copy Of The drawing f then the
printers and afLsr comparison the uperntenien csTfO
the correctness Of the drawing These Suuernsudenttrs
sworn 10 gs rf0rm their duty without fear ar IayOr.
twill be perceived, that in this plan, every prize drtu
ont, and Of course perOn must get them; drawings
every ordering ticket Inc Prizes ale
thirty days after the drawing in full, without dedueu
III PDtsWiHg taxes place every SATURDAY
? Orders for Tickets addressed 10 C. H. WINTER !,
352, Nashville, will be Immediately attended 20.
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AN AFFLICTED HUsBAND.-A bereaved husband
standing by the grave of his deceased wife, "refl-
sed to be comfOrted said to a friend as he turned
towards him and laid his head on bis shoulder, I've
lost horses, and I've lost COVE, and I've lost likely
calves and shosts, but neUer had anything 10 rlt
me up like biisi Wasn't that an afflicted mouruor
This reminds US of a scene we once witnessed
in country store in one OF the oldest settled dis.
triC:s in Western Virginia The shop keeper was
engaged in waiting upon a customer, when stur-
dy, country born Dutchman came 10 with a whip
under his arm and said:
"GoCd morning, Mr. Shones"
"AtI Good morning, Mr.. APplebsck, said Mr..
Jones' in reply, chow do you do, and how is your
family Z"
well were al well chust now, except my wife;
and she is dead sgin," answered Mr. Appleback
'Indeed2' said Mr.. STONES, 81 am very sorry to
hear it, have no doubt you are greatly disturbed
IN consequence of your loss but you must bear
it with the philosophy of a christian"
"Well, yes, he replied, dat ish so-be shure
don't know much about yfos9ty-but do know
dat I would sooner half lost one of my best hor-
ses, dan my wife, cause she was SIGH teller for
lgOrrick (Work)
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WOTAN's RTGHTs Cow ENTroE-The Charleston
g. O. Standard opens its batteries against the
late Convention Of strong minded women, with
the following flourish of trumpets:
Tremendous Revoiution--Four and Twenty
Hoops in a Row-Dry Nurses on d Striks-Tae
Pillows and Bolsters of SoCie.y badly Shaken
Emancipation of the Tongue Femnne--Katha.
rne and Perucho, with an interchange Of char
aCters-
Little bov little boy, who made your breeches'
Nanny cut 'em out and daddy seWed the stitches"
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Hoe KILLNG.-The season fer hog killing is
over. We believe there is only one house in op-
Grafton yet-that of HsmiltoRs Ricketts,, & Co.,
and they will probably close this week The total
number killed around the falls will be found to be
about 245OO0 head. Messrs. Hull Hunt & Co..
killed CO., 400 head. The Cincinnati Gazette, Of
yesterday, says:-LOu Journal 29.h.
The market for hogs received a bsckset to, day,
and decline in prices was established, by some
called 10 and others 25c. The lowest sales heard
OF were at Sc so, and the highest Sc 60 Hogs
were offered pretty freely, the receipts yesterday
having been liberia for this period of the season.
The houses generally were pretty full, frozen hogs
having accumulated to some extent. In cOnnec-
ton with these circumstances the advices from the
far west indicate better supply Of hogs than was
snticipated-henCe the decline. The provision
market was also heavy. Mess pork and mddles
were obtainabls at slightly easier rates. Lard
however, rembiaed firm, and 500 kegs No.
sold at Il j..
Advices from New Orleans to the oath, tele-
grsphed to the Chamber of Commerce, report the
market for produce excited in consequence Of the
closing OF the Western rivers. Mess pork Eod at
Sl5aSl9 70 Bacon was scarce and very firm at
sc Tor clear sides 74o for ribbed sides and &c for
shoulders Flour firm at Sc 625 for superfue
Ohio. Lard scarce, with sales of l. 100 kegs new
at l28c. Bulk pork advanced, with sales of 90
600 los. hog round 50 Sc Rectifed whisky hss
advanced to Sic Corn iE good dsmsnd al 6Oc
Spirits turpentine A0c Eggs advanced to 20e
Sugar is 10 moderate demand at lower rates with
sales OF 200 hhds st sac for fair Molssees active
az 81 65.
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60 - CANE-The MashInr.on o,r

CHHEsF SUGAR CAEE.-The Washington cor
'at 6aleut Of the New York Time, writes.
the Commissioner of Patents is now sending 70
the State Agricultural Societies parcel of Chinese
Sugar cane seed, raised under the direct supervi.
sion Of tie Patent Office, sufficient to plant six
teen aares, with view Of extending the culture
Of this plant It has. sinoe its introduction into
this country, proved itself well adapted TO our geo
graphical range Of Indian corn. 1t is easy OF cul.
lure, being similar to that Of maize or broom corn,
but viii prosper in a much poorer soil, A CORES.
pondent, writing to the Commissioner, speaks of
lte extraordinary richness and delicious favor of
th-NQik Of cows which had been fed on that de-
SCRIP va of food
Se' n gentlemen have likewise recently ac-
q1aintsl \ ofice with the fact n the success Of
zee Aool Nsut, Wh.el be tsri7 BE far NORTH ss
oanee4~, ls employed no, only for medical
foaea \say it is az important element
A's'De dc and porter.
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EIGHT KINDS OF WoKEK-The obstinate woman
gets to sea IN bsndbox. The patient woman
rossts an OK with burning glass. The curious
woman would ike to turn a rainbow over to see
what there was on tue other eide. Toe Uulgar wo.
man is like spider attempting to spin silk. The
cautious woman writes promises on q slate. The
enUjOus woman kills herself in eudeavoring to lace
tighter than her neighbors The eriravagant wo-
man burns wax candle in looking for lucifar
match Tie happy woman died in a deaf and
El-ly gsylGzl years apo
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TERRBLE DisAsTER AT SALTmL0, MExICo.-A
correspondent Of the New Orleans Della. writing
rom Monterey Mexico, under date of Nov. 26tb,
says;
a day or two after Rossas arrival at SlItillo.
that city was scene Of NEST terrible disaster,
The powder and other munitions of war that had
been deposited IN the City Hall, BY some means
unknown, caught hre, and with an awful explo-
slon5 pew up tne DuIdlng5 0uryh- the ruins
over my persons among To- were sew
eTal highly respectable persGaT 10 Sal
tito RoIas forces justly considered it as an evil
omen under which to commence their operations
against the frontier
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Observation-Disclosures brought to New Orleans
by the steamer Calhoun, from Vera Cruz the 9th
Instant announces the submission Of the rebels At
P1ebls and the restoration Of that city to its ale
glance 10 the Central Government Advices pre-
ioUsly received, by way of Havana, to the Goth
limo, show that the progress then made left little
~ he achieved TO the accomplishment of this result
The insurgents consisted chiefly of a fsnstical
pessAntry, who had been melted by the priests TO
ulster around the nucleus of few hundred re-
.vllted soldiers, Hemmed in so as to occupy only
marrow quarter Of the town, ill-provideu with
munitions Of var, and limited even il the means
n present Subsistence, they surrendered on the
oh inst. The despatch which brings this infer.
nation tells rs that 'pronunoiamentos" were still
rife in Mexico. But the minor instructions To-
nentsd in the more distant Provinces of the Re
public are not likely to assume proper ions forrni-
dible 70 the nrsl power, now that Vidauri is no
logger in arms against the Government, and that
for the thisd time the forces Of the State have in
1.cled q crushing blow upon the misguided resc-
tluistg Of Pusba-JOurnal of Commerce
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
i. IANIER e. co.
WE will offer with liberal privileges in front 0f
w Monda, morning, January 18th, at 10 o'clock, large
assortment of Fresh Groceries, consisting in part the fol
lowing:
100 hhds fair prime and choices do Brandy and Gin;
Sugar 20 do Lincoln Whisky;
90 barrels new M0asses; 900 kegs Nails;
20 do loaf Sugar; IS boxes Virginia Tobacco;
20 do Crushed aud POwdered;lO do Smoking do
800 bags prime crop RiO5O dozen Buckets;
Coffee; 90 barrels MaCkerUl;
$50 do choice Baltimore dose kits do
100 boxes Star Candles; Is trails Almonds;
200 do TallOW DO 10 barrels Pecans;
1000 bags fine salt; 90 dozen Wash Boards;
100 boxes Cheese 100 boxes Cuba Cigars;
100 do Raisins; 10000 fine do
50 Edo do 100 groce Quart Fasksj
50 do do so do Pint "
100 barrels Magnolia Whisky;IO do i do "
100 do Deans do 10 do IS and 6 Brandy
p do Bourbon do Bottles.
y do Rye do
Together with all the smaller articles to make up large
Grocery limo.
NJ The above Groceries are all fresh end good having
just been received from New Orleans and Eastern Cities and
will be Ofs red in good lots.
dcc2S-td B. s.P B. LANIER & co.
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LARGE SALE OF MoLAssEg. The New Orleans
Picayuue, Of the 18th, says
We learn thst sale Of 100000 gallons Of NO
hses On pan alice, was this morning closed. ia
q ely At so cents per galon, for tie Ohio river
Ths moia f- ths plantation Of Col John
Preston, b be the larges crop ia
Che afqia.
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The Premium Hat {!
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS :

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
E'OR the Christmas holidays making light and
elegant style Of Hats, which fail De- popular
with the Il manufactured with usual care
and for brilancy Of finish cannot be eXcslrd
decl3 WATERFIELD 81 WALKER.
SUPEKIOK SOFT HAS
I'VE have The finest assortment Of Son Freh Felt Hats
w offered in the city, al the Fashionable cOiOrs and
most approved designs We shs keep up The celebrity Of
the house by selling them 90 usual low and uniform
prices. ldecl3l WAIERElELD y w ALhEh.
FANCY HATS AND CAPS FOB BOY y,
NJ have received for The holidays beautiful assortment
w OF Hats and Caps for Boys and Chiidrel They are Of
the newest designs and cannot fail % please.
dsel3 WATERFlELD WALKER.
LADIES' DRESS FURk.
VE shall sell the balance OF our Stock OF Fine Dress Furs
w reduced prices to their spsy They
all and viii stand examination from any wishing
purchase. WATERFlELD & WALhER.
Premium Hat and Fur Store,
% Public square.
JUST IN SEASON.
WE opening large invoice Of GUYS and PsroLs,
received per steamer HbbeTd consisting Tn part Of Re
yOlving Pistols, made by Cot, Allen, Warner, and Eils
Inc parof Holster aud other single Pistols Inc Target
Rhss, (sieel barres Double Barrel shot Guns manulc
tured Py Moore & Harris Also, COls CeV1ly Fisls.
deG-tE BENZ. P. SHIELDS.
VINEGAR.
III p1ce Of Vinegar reduced 10 81 per barrel. de-
ducton Of 50 per barrel, will b. allowed In favor
City Merchants.
dsc28-tf RoNANE
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NOtice-Enl,z. stlon in CO. ed. raptiou,-sss
advertisement Hls. head. Fem emPeiats W
real Afeet sus. ~ a'a Hissarss o. p ,Fsszrt sHt
ee2s-f No 20 puhic S0usrs. I
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OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
1S0 HHDs. prime Sugar.
AOU so Loaf and Crushed and Powdered Sugar
$50 boxes Havana Sugar; 9 pipes Holland Gin
500 bags choice BatmoFs zoe bbls Mcasssl;
Ce1se 1000 sacks dns salt,
SO do Laguyra Coffee, goo boxes Chseses
50 do Java CoGes; $50 casks best Enrlsh soda;
5O0boEes, halves and Qusrisrs3O0 boxes bar Soap;
star CaEdiess 50 bags Ginger;
500 do Virginia TObacco;OO dozen painted Bucket;
dneat brands; casks Nader;
900 dozen Oysters; 50 bags AIlspice
$50 packages Mackersl; 100 bags Pepusr;
800 900 Cars all gndes; 100 boxss Qur and 200 5otes
1000 bags Shot, assorted Pint Flalks;
5000 lbs bar Lead; 500 Demii9hns, asaortsd5
$4,000 G. D. Caps; 10 esrOOns best indigo
IS coils Cotton Rope casks Sulphur
50 bales Spanish Moss % barrels CrsckerB;
50 nests Tubs, 50 casks London Porter;
casks Seignstt Brandy; 900 nests Market Baskets
csska Indian C!sy Sweet500 barrels Whisky, All grades,
Wine; 2O6 do Brandy, Gin, and kun
10 barrels Old Port Wine
200 do hns Whisky; together with general ta-
rsy Of Groceries, receiving and viii be sold low p hs
trade by TdeeI3I B. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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TRANsUONTA..NIA. -AcADEMY, GALLA-

TRANSUUNTANIA ACADEMY, GALA
TIN, O En- ESSEE.
THE next Session Of this Institution will commence on
MosDsy I,NrAFT TEf- 1857 aud continue dy months
The couIs- ri instruction s thorough, ana the time
emiHeuty PRACTICAL and embraces the branches Of
Euglish. AiatL -uaEiCai and Classical Education.
The Academy bgida- have lately been enlarged BY the
addition 1.-TWO cummldlOgs halls and the President
The eradication to announce that he viii
By Mr. C. H. B,ETE,U of tie Ohio Wesleyan Institute,
comes highly recommended as Teacher Of capa5y and
experience.
For Circulars containing terms &c, other Information,
address DR. W W. LANBDIN, President. or
C.. s. GRAY, Secretary
lec.L---aN.W- Of The csI.mI. GalIalLn. Tenn.
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Wholesale Dealer 10 Wg.Her I.erf-, Fl. - r, -
Goods, &c. II Cedar street Esshg..a rs--u
nov. 2--6mod&W.
orthe >OuLnvrl ssvs, whom ali orders and applications
for agencies must be addressed. sold also ly
Ewin Brothers, Berry q DemUvile A D. Eoscoe. Thrs
Wells, and W. HendsTshOtt, Nashville Tom AID byaI
other ggiststhTough the state all2-iS-r Tiy.