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is uttered and when newspapers teach treason instead d
the constitution and preachers preach in6dey and b
lion instead of the Gospel is bound to read the m
mer or listen to the latter Let every conservative Union
loving citizen do what he can to circulate sound dOcn
and to discourage the circulation Of vicious ones and n
will render good service to the institutions Of his cou
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 70, 1867.

0-Hr HESRr M LEWIS Of montgomery, Alabama
era travelling for the OF Alabama and Tennessee
sisted by c. LEwIs JANIS LEWIS, D. LEWIS
ML ISRAEL T. JAMES, No. Lea South Ten street, Phlnde
pha Is our general travelling AGENT assisted BY VIM II. WELD
JoHs COLLINS JAMES DEEMKG, HAMmTT r. 8. JAAEs THos
d. NIoE r. w. MORRISON n. W. WILEY, WIZ. l.. Waterman
ALEX H. CARsoH d. MrsrIN SWAIN AsHxAS, and
P. DAVE.
general collecting agent for and Texas
assisted by H. THOMAS, VILLAS II. THoMAs Tines NJ JAMEs,
Dr. A. l.. cmLDs, GEoRsE MoRRIs and RICHARD LEAKr Re
cep OF ei will be good
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THE McDoxoueH EsTATE.-ln the district court at New
Orleans on the 4th inst says the Picayune natural
of McDonough FLED application for proving codic to
the famous will by which he expects to obtain the hand
some little sum Of 100000 This affords another fine
opening for lawyers and confirms certain which
prevalent some time since that heir of McDonough
alive, and would soon claim portion Of his estate
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GEN. PIERCE AND THE PHILADELPHIANs

We understand that General Pierce, accompanied \,
Mrs Pierce and Mr.. Webster left yesterday for BauO,
their way to the North. The citizens of PhiadsDb
las win be by the following correspondence tenders
him public dinner when he should pass through that M
which he declined, although he will remain there for SOM
time while seeking the restoration of the health Of Mn
Pierce
PHILADELPHIA, February a. 1881
SIR: The undersigned citizens of Philadelphia desire
express upon your retirement from the responsible Offs
which you have ably and successfully filed their Mo-
appreciation of those public and private virtues that b.
adorned your administration and of that patriotic wso
which has brought our beloved country through trials
home and abroad TO its present uncouded peaceful coa
ton and unexampled prosperity. Impressed with tbss
feelings, they respectfully request your company at p
lie dinner you pass through this city your home Ion
at such other time may be agreeable to you in order n
afford u.s. as well fellow-ctzens generally an an
portuny TO you in person Of the esteem entersp
for you President Of the United States and Of the up
mnished regard that will follow you into the retirement
private life.
Very respectfully your obedent servant
[Signed by Mayor Vaux and upwards of hundred prom
nent citizens.]
Gen franklin PIKRcE, President Of the United States
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1857
GENTLEMEN In consequence of the state of Mrs. Pierce,
health have been unable to speak definitely in relation
my movements and hence have delayed to answer your
very CRAFTY ing letter OF the 9th ultimo
Nothing could be agreeable than the kind terms
which you have been pleased to communicate your appr
citation of the in which the affairs of the
have been conducted during the last four years
1t is my purpose to accept invitations to any public
dinner on my way to New England. expect however 10
pass the month OF April in Philadelphia and hope have
the pleasure of meeting you individually and expressing
you in person how truly grateful am for your friend
ship and proffered hospitality.
Your friend and servant
FRANKLIN PIERCE
To Hon. Richard Vaux, G. NJ Wharton, and Others
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Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE
600 pkgs cov'd Buckets I25 doE Band Boxes;
900 nests Tubs painted; h 900 Zinc Wash Boards;
2T5 doc Vanished and Three 5000 Plow Handesi
Hoop Buckets; 20 White Pine Tubs;
2 COO ass'ed Broom Handles 900 Fishing Poles;
1T5 dog white Cedar Buckets 800 assted Liquor Kegs
200 dog Tar Cans; 10 doc B Cedar Cans
500 pkgs Bush. Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varnish
IS doS Pine Churns assorted 200 " Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 doc Wen Buckets asst
BASKET WARE.
zoo willow Wagons common 700 90 nests German Market
500 Carts. common; 400 dog Fesd Baskets, in stO' =
IS Empire Cabs geo dozen assorted Marka'
200 extra 25dOz ohidreu's Rattan az
$50 dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for summer.
Also-ClO Hampersi imported fancy Baskets; Work Frs
nd Flower stands. Also-WllOw Work made to OrdeI
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather busters; 100 bales AHeant Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and skelet'
rs IS Rocking Horses; IS doc Toy AirPistOls.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1oOcons ~ and y inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeeti
$50 coils coils Z. x to incl inch do do, assorted;
IS reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chsini
1000 lbs Broom Twine Hemp ! 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
1880 lbs Flax s00 los Seine TEine;
IT'S bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
Is !" Wcking; IS coils Tarred Rope;
so '' Wrapping Twine; $50 y" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles lFrund) 1angermans Wrapping PsPeri
$500 Mcgregor's do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
Koreans Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham t 20 - Batting do
lbs Roofing do dry; i5OoOlbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Dea
ers use, constantly on hand
CHURNS.
Pine Churns % inch Red Cedar do 16 90 do
Cerdar do 16 IS 90 22 do Painted do 90, a. - do
dos - - - Barrel doI6.1S. 90 % 10
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale BY S. H. BARRETT,
mayI4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnau,O
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no THOSE WHO RIDE,
FEED. NLOsa.Ns.
MaAEtActaEer e faxEtsgess Coaches has&aass
Lszns-tF aRgens, &C.

ManEl4ctAEer e Carriage Coaches Aas&teS
Llzn1-NEasgsns, &c.
30. 90 Lever Market streets Nashxtftss
4 Al uoH mAnuf41ta1iBg every talse-y =
u aEa EEya e. st4fctes frela tt< fiAtnest
Is e &c laazt bsaaizsal aaa el.eexesig ~
nnis1ed 24fa -aal.
eEiaR enEass6 trst=el1s4 efEess 80 essesed l4sEe
- ne best 81 ssosk. 2fsS&re4 - - -
aEeh sl NltH ang - 50 Weie ees1x sttaef -
si5ie aaEEhzis Al Aiass 81 ssascss ks esktzEE 80
kAEa treHpgg 1saas - aF&eFs
HVsresss ss,stens CoupklnE
Tbasfa44sE fzsrnssrnsnt Is rs 500 sE 9 fcafFtaEea
Sc. saakenf4 laler1s thFspz sat rs tsa4ftl
saa tsloks eta as ua1l eeEs IS IS est ke1AE
kaaNa tasiaa 80 aneiaaisz ef So AS zsTs ao8
m4E3EE cfsszu tsEF1zsz. hSzEse. 49,
Hs&6@smhef 4As 91acrat IS Oh 6seaa efFFea SleAn
Sc 81. kaasF Mss&st Etrest. lsa- 4S--n.
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.ENNSyLvAvTA RAiLROAD.

>
iReccmber, 1851.
s sic,s Gss'. per 100 Obs 21s
Third is
Boxes Hats a95
Furniture snd Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, caFboys OF Acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, 90
FIRST CLASS.
Oils, &C, IN bottles Car1phne and Spirits Turpentne
barrels; CsEpeSios china Class ard SlssswaTe CEsTs IN
boxes baes, Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees aud shrubhery
Furs, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
dlery, Tin and Brittana Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND GLASS.
Mills. Machinery Foreign Liquors I'm barrels and pipes
Tobseeo in boxes Leathern rolls and boxes, oils IN bar
casks Rice, Whiting aser, sheet Brass and Copper.
THGRD CLASS.
Tin Plate, AnvIs Vices casks Chains Hoes Manila
and Cotton Cor coG HEAVY Catpgs, Nnl Gearing,
Chairs and Spikes, and Rosn in barrels
SPECE ri RATES.
Boxes Hats FurnitrTe and Carriages boxed, and other
light articles enumerated Also Carbcys Of Acids or
other Chemicals viii be charged double FIRST class
E Have every package plainly marked with name OF
eonsignee, destination aud depot n delivery. Attention
to this matter prevents delays ard losses, and nsures
DIRECTIONS.
Agent Of oeatrai Faroad avannoh and packages mark
ed care Agent R. R savannah. Ga;
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston,
packages marked care Agent s. q. R. R Charleston C.
Tire through rates above al expenses from New
York Nashville No commission, droyoge, thGd0s
| cAdTLed either at Charleston lSdr0RHGh.
Shippers may rely upon uniform and prompt dev
cries by both lines over charges and damages by either
line, win be sdudged by the agents OF the Nashville and
/ Chattanooga Road.
In Of lost missing goods viii take charge any
correspondence necessary for their recovery, u not
found VIII paw for the the expiration Of so days
after Is given An notices of lost goods for Nash
rifle stations RE NdslriAs and Chattanooga
Road. must Be addressed 70 II. i anderson SuPt,
! Nashville.
Merchants when IN New York viii receive every inorma-
on and assistance shippin. BY applying he Agent
OF the Charleston No 95 BEoadV ay and the Sayan-
| nah Line, No. IS Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
| mave9-tf Gent Agent.
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Painting EstabIishment.

= Gs4A V4A4& 6S0~~~@@A~@~@@A~ "A y
DUIDERs Honssholdera 49, Feqsestea % take
ID the aaasrxned, having zaGs TIE ueseassry
arHaassneats ssd secured the services 81 eoupetent
EOEkmeE, l. res pFepared 20 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In TIE line ofAs vasasn All IL various hrtnehe4.
In he Of ffs5EsE PAINdlStf. the Subscriber
4 prepared 10 execute Win EEeNtess pFpuptnsss, ali
uontract hich uay - teaderee. - ssle
ana ufon serrss sch fail % give satlstzctlon
lis also psepsfed q exeeute A. uzaauer 81 altN A-
oRE ~ TALPAIN "a Sc, g RAINING And A4AAtiilat
having that dspsrllnent Eecared te aeFes o. he NEST
expert E1a experiences afitsts.
lae subscriber FsqEss Fefsos n~snS ~ef~ p eia
lins give hla ea hsfoFs ulzkiaE ssA
Ne. g Unloa a., hessesA cherry ssd saaner-
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To all the Eastern Cities.

To all the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND on WHEELING.
Three Daily Eastern Trains at A NJ, 10 a. N. and
FIRST TRAIN-CleveIand, Pittsburg, steubenviHs and
Wheeling lightning Representatives, Cincinnati az 6
O'Clock A NJ tor all the Eastern oites also, Detroit
Cleveland, Springfield, Wilmington Ciroeve, Lancaster
and ZAnesville.
THIS train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus At
Loveland, Morrow, Xenis and London only.
SECOND TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling
Express Mail-Leaves Cincinnati 10 O'Clock A NJ via
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling for al the Eastern
cities
ThIs train stops all points between Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAIN-AecommodAtOn-Lea Cincinnati at
o'clock p. n for Springfield, Wilmington CircleViue
Lancaster, Evansville aud Columbus.
This train stops AZ al points between Cincinnati and
FOURTH TRAIN-Ceveland, Pittsburr. steubenviue
and Wheeling Night ENpFess-L0aveS Cincinnati $50
O'Clock P. NJ via Cletesnd Ptttsburg steubenve and
WheeIng z, for all the Eastern oiuss.
This train stOps at ali points between Cincinnati and
COlumbus
One train on Sunday at 500 O'Clock P M for Columbus
only.
by Columbus tineeven minutes faster tia
Cincinnati time.
Fare as Low as amy other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And all information please apply at the ONCE No Bur
net House, second door Of Vine street. No III Gbso
HOUSE, Building, and Old once, outh-east Broad
way and Front opposite spencer House, to Easter
(Little Mamil Depot, East Front street
once hours from A. ~. until ~ r..
D. p. FJLLER, General Agent
TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers all IA {
principal each aud eVsFy By leaving
rectons either Of the above oces viii call for pAase
jyIo. Il. B. KUGeLEs, COnduetOr.
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AGESTs FOR THB PURoHAsE ABD
sais e isssass Is =. ~ 20 ETEs "a sals. Ns as C.
a. asrssts A4zGEalss xezs. usra
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MACHINE WORKS,

NASaHVELLEs TENN
FENHE attention Of Railroad Companies Farmers Maau-
facturers and all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
hone good machinery, such - SFEkA ENGINES, CAST
INGs Of every description. GEARING. CAR-WHEELS o.
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS &c.
Is respectfully called 70 Shis Establishment ETo4
up rapidly the premises % the Nashville Manu-
featuring Company We intend 80 carry ths business
fay Is extenve before snd shah Be reads
orders for Mschinsry aad CASTING We have already
commenced osera0Es in blaehsm IT'D shop and Boiler
yard and shall give Immediate satisfaction " cid
Customers.
We are experienced Meehanies-eaeh Of rs personally
attending his dspartmenf-and thas We ahan Be
to turn suaerlo ~ lower than hereto
fore done In this city shall every piece
Eork done this Establishment and give prompt ans
prsonsi attention 10 every order le once; thus
hone 70 give Reberal sataron, and . paeni1ed % a
friends u hone 8 anefartnre. a. JAckER CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
.lunsaT-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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MCCLURE, BUCK s. CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,

NO. is MARKET STREET,
TIVE aIvavs on hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Timed
n Copper RVets Castings PaTlor and Chamber crates
Stoves Tin Ware and acompete assortment iarele nSu
ally kept in our line. ----.--
country Merchants requested to call and examine
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere as we are prepared
vs., jane
TsT received lot of Superior Floor Scales Also Plat
j Torn, and Counter Scales. ian29 McC. B. co.
4 FINE lot of Castings of ali patterns on hand at
y ian2e McC. Co.
WE are now making Wrought Iron Stoves little bet
w ter than any house in the United states
ian22 --- HeO. .. w.
n ooFING Guttering and all kinds Of Tin, Sheet Iron,
IL and Copper Work done in the most workman-like
manner, and at the shortest notice by 90
ian29 MeO' D. . W
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRIEN & Nj. Nj. BRlEN JR.
ATTORNEYS Ar Raw

AaoEANA A14aA1sHL1s
Cree No. ~ West side o. Cherry st.. COOper's Buldng
formerly occupied by I'd. EWing
HAVE taken ia eo-paztnershlp my son. ii. NJ. BEIkE III
the practice 81 Law IN AZ the Courts OF Davidson
u. One or both generally be found In the oee.
Prompt and especial attention always given e securing
and collecting ali clsms. Money slEaysready when col
lsetedl
Ihave been constantly sndrsguArly engaged In nv pro-
fession, in the Mountain District for the last senty years
and vii continue attend securing and collecting al
claims ntI listed 20 my o. the counties Of Cannon
DeKzb, White, Fentress, 0yerton, Putnam aud Jackson
have general acquaintance with the merchants and
business ia those coautieE.
The Merchants Of Nashville and OF other places might
hnd il 70 their interest confer with relation there
refer 70 any and AT persons Who kuos me, FOR ny
ability and prompt attention 70 business.
marchiT-Iy MANSON NJ BRIFN.
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H. ID. DoFFIS
Eclinse Stove Foundry.

A T this Foundry I am making COOKING, PARLOR ana
IA HEATING STOVES, OF every varty, HOLLOW WAR;
Of all kiHds, Ahdrons, sad Iroiis and Was
kinds.
ALSO.-rn, Copper and saeet Iron Ware ali Of which
propose sell Whoesae retail cheap or
panctual time dealers.
Particular attenlion paid &c RB0dng aud Catering.
H. p. DOHltls, 80 College st.,
epr2I Nashville, Tenn-
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STEAM ENGINES
MIL Machdnery

ELLIS & MOORE,
VTAyING made important additions to machinery,
II and greatly Increased facieG for manufacturing
srEAn EseSEs and Machinery ofeVery description
pPepared manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers
In point and durability to any made In the West
and at prices. Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture Of Machinery Nashville for
teen years and giving personal attention to the
featuring Department feel confident tina.
satisfaction all who favor with their
old stand Nos. 50 and 81 Market street. Broad Nash
vile, Tenn.
All kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mills
Tobacco Factories Banks Jas &c executed promptly
a lowest cash prices.
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y HVILLE GBER YARD
). G. DARDEN,

LUMBER, SHINGLES AMI BOARDS.
HAVE % had i4Egs - e csaaEs Feslss sua Waite
htae toaFaF, Gear White Piss, tnFssF tsuE. A14
se4usnaE, sgzaTs cssf Gear Plzak 9la fir sil ssa.
have ave &is sstsz fpa.rf AIS Cessfs csc efeasllE
hsRszrs sa1 1laf taecrinE. Gas s1tcsir
hae, aAzilE Nj FassE shtnEcs. Al y eQEsat eef
l4ea ss1fg auN Qe4ag az haazesf eEilEles a.
Ne Shortest 1ad re nFf11s 81 tke
Leave year orders saf psplzss- sf1ansiss via
J. G. bAHlEN.
naEsku Aashsils Iaussr TArd. Ss. I'D ssess...sy.
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BAKEnY, OONFRCTI0NAnY, sc.

CNHARLEs ROBERTSON, Gate OF the hFm Of ,. c. A O..
Robertson bread street, continues hs business No,
~, Market street, (oPpose Morris Etrafonsl where
be a prfpSred - eaeeuts and hl all orders al the
branches Of Baking ConectonArys &C. eth which be may
De fsyorFd. lis materials fresh % the Quah
~ and he datiera himself that be give the
feet satsf4cEion. BE Ni eel ~ whoesais RETAIL and
orders hon disznre solicit a. He zTElrf
thanks for the large be has
and Pisdges himself ~ eEis eentipuanes Of ne
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T0 MlLLERS AND COOPERS.

AFfN3 ~ csassd slc5 81 hsavy liabefel lad
"A Scar FaEaass hi, IS rlsstraHa SasbTle as1h sas
AEsAf ks4 Nt heH erfcts1T ear Esrsfi ana Save
Aaetaeff tsfs4a 4na ahau - pFeeare1 - FssaE q
supaiF ~ 1fmAoas Er F9ar end Dry baTrs.l sfeek
earfsl - every fs-pess - Aay ngs g 49, e. asas sF
Had matr-
EAnplss q BaFfss saa stsek. ssn = sesa e uIcss
CASA All &c Fesae sasFe NHasias aess q s@ssresgf
ez1, & Eeesssssg tnFn sat isls eaErels peg ta4
eIerzH fecztFed ala lalrrn4tsa EiFsas ass r~@eH
JAY Is. issl--sn. KBEIN 4Ea6Uses CO
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Royal Havana LOttery

yrNHE next ordinary drssing q the Royal Havana
L0ttery eo2daetss - ss ss ~ - sa ' si
take place A. Havana On
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40 THE BUSINESS mEN or NASH
EEHEE.

II WHAT valuable husinsss holse property MsIaEEhss
corner, ireatiaE O. fees Market leu e
Chufsh IL proposed - BE- LEASED for teFm IL ysar
party paFtiss Who sil tpoFs tes sane. - ba1Hs
thereon Eooa bHslnsss hoase Or hseses.
Persons desiring So iesss iENted ee gsitte1
pezals Nsh ts unaerssne slso El give farther hfsEa-
n D. RRIEE, Q. AZ
sug21. challesry eoart a4 N4shviils.
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scales! scales!i

FTsHEsE Scales weigh fron Ih tons the pEesn
4 lum has been awarded them ever Rarbankss AID
olherE end have saiesd reputation absye scales In
ms 1unstrneted % get cut q ersT
and warranted % last long the heF that hey
ses eEs Farmers aaF bcsineEs wshing
us these Scalss % HH - cai1ing &c
&C. BAEBVE. kTent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

Ok ACMES-GEHETON.
JOssph Branch, BAR sna saFclsA Martin, SAG, Moses
". Welmcre. '-s
purssance Of ne decree pronounced Ia the above
eass, ttke May ast, e tkl coert Hil sen On
SATURDAY, TH 80 DAY OF OGFOBtk MKT, a. the
house To-, city Of tashvi e : er,dli g.
IL IS aad g nontls sih in.rest "a that infeFsst
parcel o. real estate " Gle which f3raaery
belonged 81 The lsYe 6corEr ". AsEtin aad
Shtch supposrc be seoat binrty three acres
Hotes Sui goad sscaFiy Tsqrsd ef me puEehaseF and
lien retained. 49, y. BRiEN, Q. NJ
Gug1I-td. ChaiIosfy Court AZ Nashville.
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C. NJ. STEWART,

w Ia o j E sale and II e tail
GROCER 4 con- MISSION MEHCHANT.
30 e. BROADWAY. NASHVILLE
- ne highest MarEst price Patd toE coantry Pre-
taes 81 All sia1s- - aanlF-ds~fK
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GnN P0WnER AGENCY!

S,uuAs AA4s Fais . rs. 2 ..sr' as g ssls y
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p. 2. PECK q Bro.
P. b. - 8 no.


vs.. "a; !. 81 * ss s: :s r. !. s:.. Ss :.
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The Day-TTans meet az TuII0h01l8 400 6oIh conneoE
with the train Manchester and McMinnvie Passen-
gers for Beersheba SPRING and other points and near
the MoMinnve Railroad should take the Dayfrains
the connection by it az Tullahouafs direct.
march24 n. Z ANDERSON. Superintendent
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-03
From the New York journal of Commerce.
THE SLAVE TRADE FLOURISHING.

A gentleman who has recently arrived in this
city from the coast Of Africa, states that he learned
from good authority that there !hirty vessels,
principally Portuguese, or sailing under that
character lying in the creeks at the mouth of the
Congo river, waiting for cargoes Of slaves and
on the lockout for opportunities to get to sea
unpercoived by the cruisers. Sheltered by the
thick growth of fores. which abounds there, these
savers safe from observation. Persons are
stationed near the mouth of the river to give warn
ing of the vicinity of national vessels, and when
the coast is clear, the traders select dark night
and fair wind, and effect their escape in safety
The English government has a steamer on the
coast, but il is too slow to be of much service
With propitious breeze the smart clipper-bui
slayers find little difficulty in evading the pur
suit of their clumsy antagonist.
Not long ago, a brig. supposed to be an Amer
lean craft was making her way out of the mouth
Of the Congo river with four hundred negroes OF
board when she was esped by the steamer, Whicl
promptly gave chase. The brig slipped away from
her pursuer with the greatest ease. The steamer
fired several shots at her, but without success.
When the brig he'd got out of the reach of the
steamers guns. the captain by way of tantaizing
the baffled cruiser. ordered negro to be pulled
up to the yard arm where he allowed to hang
for some time insulting token of the acknowl-
edged character of the vessel. The captain also
sgnfed his exutation by standing at the stern
and fiddling as his brig scudded away.
1t is SAID that the trade in the vicinity Of the
Congo might be stopped or at least materially
diminished by small well armed steamer, capable
of sailing fourteen miles an hour, which should
cruise at intervals for short distance up and
down the river.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-03
GIDDINGs ON PIERCE.

We extract the following scathing passage from
the eloquent and manly speech delivered by Mr..
Giddings in the House on the 10th. The way he
lashes the poor President would lead us to pity
him were it not that he is too contemplate for
pity.
But | was speaking of those transactions of
which the President complains-of what has been
done by the State of Massachusetts Sir, ask
you to witness the shameful spectacle that is pre-.
sented of a President who, from the Executive
chair undertakes to lecture the sovereign States of
Massachusetts, of Vermont Michigan, and per.
haps others. for the exercise of their State SOW.
regnty. But the President has some cause to as
sail Massachusetts,. That State has blotted out
Locofocoism, doughfaceism, and now stands erect
in her Republcanism. He also apl ears indignant
at that State whose Republican star never SETS In
fact the President may feel some degree of indig-
nation resulting from the recent elections in those
States, and is determined to reproye them for their