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MACDuNALD,s

GALVANIZED IRON REFRIGERATION
WE have just received sample of the above valuable
w C.e hiCh received the Premium ali others
the Chr tta Placs ENhbOnat the Fair Of Agricultural
and Mechzn cal i0Hat the Fair Of Mechanics
Institute, and all Fairs where it has been exhibited
1t supposed be the Os article kind before
the pu5c. who feel interest in tins subject are
requested and II approved. will re-
ceie orders for aud furnish at small advance upon
the manufactures price.
juHe3 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best
OF Ma kBLE and MARBLE WOkK offered 10 the city
hich particularly invites the attention Of the public
BE prepared execute all Jobs in his line in the best style
o The an and 30 shnTl notice Is SLOAN
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MARKS, EW ELfY MILITARY,
COLLEGE,. AND SOCIETY MEDALS.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED New and or gnal
w designs of Marks, Pins Stad SC, constantly
Orders BY mail asn1edto Door PA Is, NoaFy, Corpora
ton Seals with without presse Bridal, visiting pTOfss
sion Cards engraved % Order the shortest notice.
First premium aWarded b. Fmnklin Institute, for the
Manulacturing Masonic, and dne Jewelry.
EDGAK 2. BATON, - Chestnut Street,
IuneI3-Iy Iv.BP.I PhiEdeiph. a Pa.
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SOMEFHTN q NEW.
aLHUEL c, BOYcEs ELvEWOE
BOYSE & ELVER SON,
MEBCHANTTAI ORING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE.

No 20. PUBLIC SQUARE
THE subscribers desire 70 call public attention their En-
i TlRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths Cas-
stmerss, NestInF - Drillings. Read Mad e
Clothing and a ful stock Of GenGlemen's Fur
mishtuE Goods
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
cumsapcs we viii offer grest 70 cash on puDc
tua time dealers aud solicit the trade examination
stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would call
special attention 70 The assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
and Vesngs which viii make up 70 order In the latest
styles and 90 sale. We also call atten
tOn stock Of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade, which determined 70 sell 81
the lowest prices, and thereby merit patronage. Our stock
Gent emen's Furnishing Goods viii Away be found
plets. We will speedily in ne stoe Boys
Clothing.
WANIED-A few good JourHeymeR-nOne but goOdons
need apply. BOYSE q ELVERSOE,
fsbS-tf No. 20, Public Square.
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COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIALIN sTI.
TUTE. NEW HANEE. CnNN

This Institution has been in successful operation for ten
years. tits designed to III wants Of those 10 rents
who wish % secure for their ali the ges Tor
mental education that be anywhere furnished without
losing that attention to health, thai parental superv
sion and government which the Dung require
THE MENTAL TRAM g includ d thorough + ellsh.
Mathematical and Scientific Education reference TO a
complete preparation for any bu ne-s that sque
the instruction OF the Law Medical, theological Gp
course OF Classical Studies, mute, IN
tended as may be desired; Of MOueru La, fa
Science
IHE MORAL EDUCATION is secured by the p rsO, slim
nuenee OF the teachers by division Of the schonl mi
lee OF moderate size Of which the Vice Principal ar the
heaas oy graduated, discip mary BY guar
curse Of study OF the B1e Of Moral csuce and OF the
evl0ences Of Na5nTal aud Revealed Religion.
HE PHYSICAL TRAINING con ISIS Of a prsscribsd
course OF exercises in large and -uTaished gymDss
un under the direction OF acComp he'd gymnast; and
Of such an amount Of military drilling, oraaniza
ton as an Infantry corps with competent officers
tors, as viii secure bodily vigor, habit command and
obedience and Kind ard degree Of knowledge heh may
be essential 70 the full discharge OF The Of czrn
Care Il asJ taken 70 image wholesome spO bathing
and rowing; and opportunities FURNISHED Tor occasional
pedestrian into he cOunTy. Students are al
mitted any time Of the year.
Catalogues with fun information win be furnished Oh ap-
LEGATION 20 the Principal,
maJI6-3m. WIN H. RUSSELL.
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Pint class, per los ios., SO
Tbird ss
boxes, Bats, US
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids or
other Chemicals per le0 lbs, $50
FHRST CLASS
Piano FOFtes Books, Stationery, Boots. 81 oes LIQUORS.
Oils &c, in 1es. Campo aud Spirits Terpeutne IN
bArrsls Carpesng, China, Glass and Ga Was Cigars in
boxes or bales Drugs. Fns Fruit Trees ana Shrubbery
Fur arden Seeds Locking Glasses and Looking Glass
Tin aad Brttsnia Ware, Teas aud Spices.
SECOND class.
HardWare except such IS seefed 10 third cEss Cofee
Mns, Machinery, Foreign Liquors ia barrels and pipes
Tobacco in boxes Leather in roll and boxes Oils barrels
and ks, Croekery ahd eueensware IN and casks,
kica, Whiting, Pas er, sheet Brass and copper.
THIRD class.
Axes Sho7es Spades, Sad Iron Zinc and Tin IN pigs.
Tin Paie, Anvs Vices, casks Of Chains aau Hoes Mahna
and Cotton Cordage, Codee, Heavy Castings Mil Gearing,
Carriage Springs, and Axes Railroad Wheels and Axles,
Chairs and Spikes, aud Rosin In barrels.
SPECIAL RATES,
Boxes BATS FuIneFs ana CafLages boxed, and other
Chemicals, wiz be charged at double first class rates
eonsgnee, destination and depot Of delivery. Attention 70
This matter prevents delays and losses ana insures speedy
delivery.
Goods shipped via Savannah, should to gent
Of Central Raj road, Savannah, and packages marked care
Goods shipped via Charleston SHOULD be gned to the
age marked care Agent s. G. r. r. Chare.ion s. c.
The through rates above c1yeTsal expenses rm New
charged either az Charleston SaUaaHak.
shippers may rely uniform and prompt deliVe-
ries b both lines. OyeT-rhages and dau ages by either
Iue, will adiusleS BY the agens Of The Nashville and
ChatanO ga Road.
spOndsHce Becessa Or hr recovery ound
will pay the al the expiration oi 81 days after
tice gwen I'll H0tioes Of lost goods Nasar OF sta
items the Nashville and Chattanooga Road, be i'd
dressed 70 II. -7HdeysoH, sap't., -fdskUitte.
Merchants when Ia New lOrk receive every inGorma-
ton and asanes in shipping, Ggpi,ii the gent OF
the Charleston Line No 1876 ~ subway, and The Sa aHnah
Line, no, - Broadway.
CHA's ". ANDERSON,
may26-0 G. nj AGENT.
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LUmBERI LUMBER !

THE undersigned exsnslvely engaged in the Lumber
business and respectfully solicit orders from Rudsrs
and hers needing any thing en- line. They one Of
The best Cedar 0ressu Wilson county, prepared
furnish any kidd Of LAUDER, either Of Cedar osha timber
Their Depot is the nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders Lumber may b. addressed underlined az
Cadesvills Wilson CO. Tenn, left with Mr. DaE1Es rs
our Depot. kiRkeAIklCA, pRBNNON g SfkaoNSr
nl7-'57-dly. KIRKPATRICK q GLASS,
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nFount EagIe TripoIe.

W just received Boston, large lot OF this
" popular article. For ing . indows Mirrors, and
Glass cheaper thEH uate. 10 Is the best article
for cleaning burai-hng Gold, Silver, Copper,
Steel, Tin and an other metals. e Of Il does great
DEAL and thereto vey ulcal and is introduce
d1u is all that nrefOd 70 bring nts daily every
family that studies and comfort We have concluded
all Boston price, that all classes may be
TO u.s. ii daily.
ALSO,
Bristol Brick Dust, Tor sharpening Knives, &c,
a useful and &c uumicai conJriTance.
We have also the famous
Furniture Polish, for reuOYutlng old Furniture
Car ages, 1arue-s &c.
Liquid Glue, in small bottles, for repairing funi-
ture. O. &c.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick, Of the best brands or
sale low by may MACkENZIE O. WILSON.
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DISSOLUTION.

II he partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Alvah Mitcheln the and style Of Sloan
Mitchell is this Jay dissolved BY mutual consent. James
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities Of the late
firm, paying ali debts and receiving al dues and amer
date. will the Marble Business the old
stand, corner Of Sumner and Spring Streets Nashville.
Nashville, May Z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
may6-du ALVAH MITCHELL.
Attest, b, W. FaRRbR,
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1HE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
late parLer 70 the public and hopes he viii
iIeT1l share Of patronage.
mayS-du A. MITCHELL
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s. ". PHuLIrs. VIZ. sIBsos. D. H1xos. T. urroa. ID
T.. w. PHILLIPS & co.
srcCEssons TO
WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS s. CO.,
Commission Merchants
80 UNION ST, NEW ORLEANS.
sCALEsI sCALEsii sCALEsu

w NIIlI y III
TTAY and Coal GALES. manufactured BY G. W. VALLEY
Lexington. Hy, FOR which premium awarded over
Farbanks By The Kentucky STATE Agricultural Society ~
e Fair IN 1856. 10 she scales are OF
neaIcuIabs benefit, they easily Kept order ana
never vary from the standard weight Or the United States
and will produce me agzrfzaisd any part no
platform. These scales be delivered very
iice and competent workman put them up ready
Tor use orfu Instruction. by address, the
care Of g. Rumssy. No. 3D. Market street, vhers spsc-
msusof the Scale can be seen. A. HUTCHINs.
HEFEREEcEss
Gen " Harding, ] Doyle q Co., John Harding, Wm
Huds on, ESQ, Coleman Nashville; Isaac Hars Richard
Allen, VIM Douglass, Sumner county; Benjamin HARLAN,
BiaBTy county. fmnyi7-tuGaam
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CARD.
Observation-Disclosures
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT TIE Id sTAED OF
EVANS, PORTER CO.,

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
AVING purchased the entire Stuck Of Goods Of Messrs
EVANS Porter aud succeeded them in their Retail
Trade and having added largely TO their STOCK by fresh
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
we are prepared 10 Offer extraordinary inducements TO pUT
cbassrs OF DRY GOODS. Our Stock Tor opening
il complete, and embraces every variety Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &C.
TO THE LADIES
We o6sFa handsome assortment Of Rich and Fashionable
Dress Goods surpassed b. Retail House the city which
We are selling at exceedingly low prices
PurchRers Of Dry Goods will certainly End It 10 their
to call and examine Stock and prices,
70 offer great bargains any Retail House In
ihe city.
~ Remember NOsz51 Market street.
ts6q7-tf HASBROOK & MCWH IRTBR.
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bnAklTES Aisb sAYANNAli
Freight Lines.
1887.

Through Rates from New York and Phil.
ahernhIa 60 Nashville in cnnnec1iDn
wife Ne1F York and Pmllad anlaisr
Steamship Lines, 70 continue W. sla-
ont alteration fraln fkt IuUc 20
1st OF Deeenlser, 1851.
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Cigars.

5000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
5000 initiative do do;
5000 assorted brands.
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To THE CONSUMERS OF CORN NEAL IN
NASHVILLE
HAVE started a Mill in the city, and win keep or
hand fresh Meal al 40 lJ7 south SunEier street
All orders attended TO- and will sell at the lowest cash
city, and viii deliver to customers ia any pat the
price ). ". CARDW Eli,
mavI2-f Agent
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Zach Saturday i'm June
ApnroElnaation PrIzes.
s,sO5 Prizes amounting t0.................t2O4'OOO
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUAR-
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $2x
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
Numbers from 3OOO0 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate sips Of paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed IN one Wheel
The nrst 27 Prizes similarly printed and enccied' are
paced in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved, and number Is drawn
from Wheel OF Numbers and the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened aud exhibited the audience and registered
BY Commissioners Prize being placed against me
Number drawn. THIS operation is repeated until eli The
Prizes are drawn Out
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the hrsl y Fze WI
be eititled the 48 Approximation Prizes Eor e4a
A Ticket No 1880 draws the 100000 Pze those Tickets
NUMBERED l245 1885, ll25l 1889, will each be enutsa 70
G25. icket draws So O0 prze Lhose mex
els numbered ST. 5g, ssh $50 will each be ensn 70 SSUO'
and 50 according 10th scheme
e8 przes 81 &2U viii be determined BY the last hg'
ure Of the No. that draws the 800 pnz For example
If the numbe drawing the $1,000 prize ends with l. then
All the tekels where the number ends in viii be entitled
10 500 III the number ends with No. then all the tickets
where the number in will be entitled e SO, and
90 on TO-
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ct the following
rates which is the risk:
fzsrtifeafe o of 10 Whole IlCEetE $50
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money TO address for the Tickets OrdeI
ed on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY hrs
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember tevery prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction
q All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing prizes ct the usual time of thirty
days,
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets Gashed renewed in other Tickets Of
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates either to
S, SWAN CO., Atlanta Ga,
may 25-f
list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the Of me prize that each Is entitled 50,
viii be published after every drawing 10 the following pa
Psrs;-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigenCeT, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch.
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LADIES WEAR.
FOR SALE.

AN NOW offering for sale some o. the most desirable
property TO be had IN or near Nashville, 20 wits
THREE SMALL WE'LL IMPROVED FARMS.
three and four miles fom the eorplraoa near good turn
pike roads small houses and lois aud the corpora
ttOn5
y Fine Building Lots
in the diG Additions Nashville. Also, one Lot on
Market between Union and Church Streets being one Of the
best business locations in the CITY.
For terms, &C, apply % JOHN NICHOL,
[jue 7-Im%i Gen. A 4.
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October, ls4u, len NASHVILLE 10 70 % Virginia,
pectng % return there asr while. then placed in
fs OF AI. nAlQl 1adF two Trunks, containing sundry
BOOKS papers ana letters IN relation 10 the Business Of
BioAi1son snrsWs0ury and Dickinson, Armstrong CO.,
also len with Harris Austin large Box containing,
one mans Ssode (ne)l together with or three old
also lei IN The care Of Mr. George Brown, four other
trunks containing some clothing and articles had used
In ny room, together with some papers. &c
These books and papers deemed important to me- and
nave heretofore sent agents y Nashv hunt them up,
and VINO could near nothing Of Them only that The house ii
which some Of the ITu ks had been put had been taken
down and removed Hoping that these Trunks and con-
tents 10 The ssess9n Of person about Nashville
OF that some information may Be had their WBereabouts
this respectfully ask and all IN Nashville 70 EXAMINE
their premises and II any Trunks Books, Papsr OF
any part thereof IS herein described can be found, any
infOrma ion thereof be obtained, I'll liberal reward
viii be paid by delivering the nv. Merritt Pitcher
who win pay the reward and attend the business for
WIN. DICKINSON,
mar23-d3m KanaHha, SaInes. Va.
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Glassware.

800 boxes Ct and pt and half 9t. Flaszs;
IS gross brandy Bottles. quarts
goo boxes Tum1lers, ass0rlsS kinds;
100 DO Z Window Glass, Ss< 10 and lOs< 10.
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Scotch & Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IUTUhIAI IUNs
lust received shipment Ofsevera puncheOus and kegs
q this article direct from Belfast, Ireland. 10
will superior any offered % this market.
E. l.. SIMPSON,
march4 - Public square.
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Liquors.

800 bbls Plies Deans. and sam Gales WHISKY.
IS b5ls Robertson C.unty Old aye sad BourEon do,
20 bbls Holland Gin
Is bbis n. T. Ram
80 do American Brandy
2easks CaiaWba Brandy;
bbls apple do;
b5ls Peach do:
Is bbs Native Wine
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FIRST GLASS

Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other Hight
goods not enumerated, Gsrboys Of Acids, or
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CONGRESs-sATuRpAY-

SEsArE-After some morning business had been trans
acted, Of no general importance, motion by Mr. Doug
las the Senate proceeded to the consideration Of territorial
bills, and the following were passed
House bill to authorize the people of the Territory Of
Minnesota to form constitution and State government
preparatory 10 their admission into the Union on an
equal footing with the original States,
Bill TO establish separate Judicial district south of the
CHA and to the Office Of surveyor general therein
provide for the adjudication of certain land claims to
and for other purposes
The bill from the House OF Representatives to authorize
the people of the Territory OF Oregon to form consu
ton and State government preparatory to their admission
into the Union equal footing with the original Sates
was then taken up pending the consideration of which
| the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF RErREsESrATWEs-Th Pest Office sppropria
tion bill PISSED. After considerable debate the rcso
luton heretofore reported from the Committee the Judi
ciary for The impeachment of Judge Warous was post
poned till Saturday The consideration Of the resolu
ton declaring John W. Whitfield not entitled to sea
in the House delegate from Kansss was laid on tn,
tabeyeas 49, nays 81. The House then went into Com
mtee Of the Whole the state of the Union and took vi
the deicency-appopriaton bill After protracted de
bate and the adoption of number of amendments thu
bill was reported to the House. with recommendation tina
II do pass. The House then proceeded consider th
amendments number hiving been agreed to, the CUES
ton was taken the amendment submitted by Mr.. Sher
man, of Ohio and II disagreed to. This amendmen
proposes to strike out the item appropriatng $4,000
reimburse the Clerk Of tie House for liabilities incurred il
furnishing members of Congress with certain books &C
cordance with the resolution of the House of July 1856
and TO insert in lieu thereof clause appropriang $780,
1855 IS for the purchase of books authorized by the resou
ton alluded to above. motion to reconsider the vot
by which the amendment was rejected pending wher
| the House adjourned.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC INAUGURATION BALL ON
THE THIRD OF MARCH.

This demonstration, whsh Is, in fact genuine ebnlI
ton Of feeling from the solid and unwaveripg democracy
Of the Twelfth Ward of Philadelphia promises to be one
of the most brilliant and recherche affairs Of the kind
ever witnessed in the federal city. The democracy Of tie
Keystone State did well during the recent struggle for
the preservation Of the Union and 1t Is but just to infer
that those who are among the foremost in the glorious
of eemen are fully adequate to cater to the tastes Of
GUS assemblage Charles W. Carrgan and Henry Dunlap
esq., Of Philadelphia are Ia the city and have per-
cied arrangements with their most liberal de-
sres ell as those of the association We learn that
magnificent banner win be presented to the jackson Demo-
cratic Association by their friends Of PhadelphiA This
will indeed prove object Of interest inasmuch as l. will
bring together the northern aud southern democracy ia
the presence Of the President aad Vice President elect who
have signifsd their neiton 10 honor the ceremJrs 81
their presence The whole affair will be on the most mag
nicent SCALE the supper being under the control Of Mr.
Potenni well known in the epicurean world Of WASH
ngton city. The night Of the sd Of March will prove "a
note in the peasurable "reminiscences OF our citizens
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w WASHINGTON CITY.


rsHaEL f. JAMES, No. lsa street, Phadei-
pha Is our general travelling agent assisted b, VIZ. H. WILD,
JoHH COLLINS, Jxnxs DErRISs, Assrr g. JANIS Tnos.
d. NIcx r. W. MoxrIsok, u. W. WILEY, wm. L. wArEnaAs,
Alley H. CAnsos, D. mrBris, swAis T. AsnxAs and
P. DAVIS.
0o-nr HKsKr Lrws, MSnsohsry, Alabama is gen
ea travelling agen for the Sta
sisted by Q. r. LEwIs JAMES o. LFwis
Q Mr. O. W. JamEs, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
general collecting agent Texas
assisted BY H. j. THsnAs, WILLIAM H. THOMAS, Tnos NJ nEs
Dr. A. l.. CmLDs, GEoRoE MoRRs, RIcHARp LxAKx. Re
csipts Of either win be good.
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FoR President BccHssaS.--Mr. Hurst Of Albany has
just finished harack, having for its an
eegantyprepared bucks head with spreading autles the
whole surmouned by apreserred eagle in fine attitude II
10 beautiful piece of furniture and the Albany Journal
has doubt sold Back TO whom It is be presented,
will appreciate the gift. n.l EE-.
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At meeting of the city council Of Augusta Georgia,
held Thursday afternoon last the following preamble
and resolutions inviting President Pierce visit Augusta
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas being anticipated that President Pierce viii
make through the South during the ensuing spring
which will afford suitable opportunity the citizens Of
extend TO him the courtesy which his position
and private worth entitle him: therefore,
Kesoioed That his honor the mayor be requested to
the above preamble and resolutions to Pres
dent Pierce. satsasa t
Resoiced further That his honor the mayor appoint
committee Of four members join such may be
appointed in behalf OF the citizens for the making suitable
arrangements"
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An election took place in Cincinnati on Monday to FIJI
the vacancy in the legislature oecasioned by the expulsion
Of Mr. Slough for assault upon another member. The
democrats Mr. Slough again. and the Enquirer Of Tues
day says t would be surprising if he beaten BY
small majority The Enquirer adds: If Mr. Slough Is
elected he has received fully his party voeconsder-
ably than President Buchananand his defeat
to the perfect fusion against him.
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The OYSTER TRADE--Tbe oyster trade in New York ia
hourshng again. the boats having been relieved from the
detention caused by the ice and the supply very large
In Baltimore oysters selling from seventy cens
to one dollar per bushela thing almost unprecedented
At that rate u win not take long diminish the amour,
in market
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Houston, Ivsrson Mallory, h.on Pugh Reid, Rusf, Be-
ward Siidel Toombs, Weller, and Yuiee-1s.
NAYS-Messrs Bright, Colamer Crittenden, fessenden,
Fish Foot Foster, Green Eourse, Stuart Trumba Wade,
and Wilson'S.
The bill f.a the House of Representatives, to authorize
people Of the Territory Of Oregon to form consiitusa
and State government preparatory to their admission
into the Union on equal footing with the origina
States was then taken up An amendment having pro
posed by Mr. GREEN to extend similar authority 10 the PEG
Pile of Kansas, on motion,
The Senate adjourned.