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Proclamation.


In itare combined the prophecies Of Tonic DIURETIC and
twill cure any disease at the Stomach Liver or Bowels,
Darrhoa RHiousnesa, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Headache,
Intermittent FeTers sour stomach Liver Complaint Weak
ness or Debility the stomach or Bowels Costiveness
When taken neutrazes and removes any morbid secTe
tioDs in the stomach strengthens the Digestive Organs
twill also disease OF the Uterus, Kidneys, Blad-
DER Urinary Organs and alternatives it puTiaes and
creates healthy circulation Of blood removing all sores,
b0ils, pimples OF blotches from The skin
Try and bseonvinced of its wonderful invigOrstng pro-
p,rties.
parents give them teaspOonul Of the CORDIAL daily.
II , See Circular, FriCe, 81 Ter bottle
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor of this Cordial.
T Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine ss,
st. Louis, Missouri.
10 Fer sale by all the principal Druggists the city and
country.
10 GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
ali over the country, in consequence Of the tres
mendOus success Of MCLean's Volcanic Oil
Imminent Il is supercedIng every Eiuiment and
remedy for the cure Of local pains and external diseases
Hundreds Of confirmed cppes have been made TO walk
by its use many that suffering for years with Odd
chronic sores, aud had tried in vain many remedies
and iniments before the public, have been per-
manently cured by the of small bottles OF Nc
Leans Celebrated Liniment.
longer untred remedy, but fixed and immov-
able tsfact,H certidedt many thousands that
have used 1t, that McF.eanss Volcanic oil Iini-
cred the only reliable for the permanent Of
Sores Of all kinds Swelngs, local pains man or
Livery stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
men,
and ali that have tho charge of horses should keep supply
constantly hand to be used in time Ofneed.
PRICE OF THE EMINENT.
consequence of the increasing demand for this valuable
LDment1 It's now putin twenty-five cent bottles, my cent
and dollar bottles The fifty bottles contain three
the quantity Of the twenty-five cent size, and in
proportion to heir cost that purchasers will money by
All orders Volcanic Oil Eminent must be address
ed 70 the proprietor JANIS H. MCLEAN, st Louis, No
apr2S- dtWtz On Is
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There are 300 convicts in the Alabama peni-
Tertiary, Of whom seven are women.
- The health Of ex-Secretary DObbin, Of North
Cnrnlina Is imnrovinr
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Angusta MARKER. May 1e.

BACCY-The stock is ample for the demand, as the
high prices have somewhat checked sales. There
is no speculative feeling as the purchases made
by consumers or by the retail trade, who enter the
market cautiously, hoping that prices will decline,
and fearing the reverse. Bacon, hog round is sell
ing at I88: Shoulders l2@l24; Clear Sides 10, and
Western ribbed l4}; Hams l20l4, and sugar cured
from IA to Is cents,
LARD-The supply is very small, and selling from
1910 II cents.
CoRS-Tbere is good feeling in the Corn trade,
and prices are firm at from 81 to 81 10. The stock
is very light and prices are tending upward.
Tennessee Superdne 81 25GS1 %, with
a firm market.
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BRACELET Losr.-A young Lady while in attend
ance at the Military Ball on last Wednesday night
had the misfortune to loose Gold Bracelet. The
finder viii confer favor by leaving it at this Office
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& Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
TUST received shipment OfssVera DuncheOns and key
d Of this article direct from Belfast Ireland. t
will be found far superior to ever offered % this MARKET
b. +. SIMPSON,
march4 A. Public Square
GENUTN q GOKDOR DUFF SHERRY VINE.
FRESH supply in ORIGINAL packages Just received and
"A Tor sale by 5. L. SIMPSON,
march4 ~ Public square.
OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
THREE original casks which OEer oESUuE and GU-
L WINE. b. Ia elMPnONs
march4 q Public Square.
BROAD STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
THE annual election Of tho Broad street Bridge Company
for the purpose escnK officers for the ensuing year,
will be held a City Hotel on MONDAY, JUNk Isl,
between the hours Of 10 and l2, A. M.
may2-Im s.M. sCOTE, seey
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Chickering & Sons
Pianos.

THE subscriber having been appointed sole
Il agent for the sale Of the above celebrated
Instruments, for Nashville and Middle aen-0 = N
nessee, has taken the 0VerC W. Smiths Book Store
No. a. College street, where he has open and for sale
assortment Of the different patterns Of g. % and octaVe
some OF them beautifully carved IN the style Of Louis XVII
Purchasers and the citizens generally, are respectfully IN
vted 10 call and examine his fine stock Of Pianos, which
for beauty Of hnish, fUi Anes8 and power OF uOmes
and elasticity Of 0uch be surpassed By any manu-
actuTsd either United States Europe. Every In
strument warranted and sold az manaactursT prices add
ing cost Of transportation only.
L. MELLOR,
die Tennessee.
Entrance Piano Room, through @. W. Smiths book
store, Il College street. Lapr28
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porAToEs AND FLOUR.

FINFlot Of Potatoes Just received from New York also
"A due lot Of Family Flour and for sale al No. u Deade
rick street. BY ma2O-d3tI l. CkANOALL'
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Nav %, 1857.

TOBACCO-Sale at Johnson, Horne & Co., Of 8
hhds. at 90, II 90, II so.
BACON-Scarce and demand active. Shoulders
are worth u; Hams 10; Sides IA.
LARD-None in market-it is quoted at l5c from
wagons
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE SUMMER SHOES.
French Patent Leather Oxford Ties;
do do do Tie and Dress shoes
do do do Congress Caters,
Prunella dc do
Black Cloth, do do plain and tlp'd;
French Cali do DO
do do Oxford Ties;
English Lasting plain and tipped Ties. With fine assOr
ment for Boys and Youths Of every description Opened
Today BY John RAMAGE,
apr25 ~ College street.
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NarshaI's Sale.


A. L. DAVIS,
U.s.
Steamboat DR.. Robertson and owners.
n the above and other causes Of libel in rem against the
stsambo Dr. Robertson, its tackle and furniture pend
ana by virtue of process TO me directed from the said Court
under special order all persons general who have
tend to have any right title or interest in the said steam
boat tackle furniture hereby required be and
appear before the Judge of the District Court Of the United
States Nashville Monday the fourth day of May next
nnbe day, else day following at
ten O'Clock the forenoon there to unto said libel
lants in cause ef libel IN civil and maritime, and fur
theT to do and receive in this behalf to justice shall APP
pertain.
And the same causes under similar special order viii
onSGurday the d Of May next on board of the said steam
boat a the wharf al Nashville proceed to sell the said boat
iacke and turnure on the following terms: the Purcha
will be required thousand dollars in cash, and
give bond with good security in equal instruments the
J. B. CLEMENTS, y. S. Marshall
Hpr24-d&twtd for the Middle District of Tennessee.
POstponment.
THE sale ordered by the Court in the above causes
been postponed by the Of parties and decree
OF the Court the Twenty Third day Of May instant and
the terms Of sale have been so ed as to require pur
chaser pay thousand dollars in cash instead OF one
thousand dollars as above; J. B. CLEMENTS GLEN
may5-d&twtd. u s. Marshal Mid Dist Tenn
OWNERS WANTED
DOR boxes containing Plano, &C., marked Mrs Ellis
Is or Pipes Brandy, marked diamond c, Nashvillo
ma gs'9' D'' i''''' W. a. GORDON co.
Sugar.
lao Hag s3.. Common Pair Prime and Choice Lou'i-
100 barrels Crushed Sugar
50 g" White Havana Sugar, in Store and for sale
STAR CANDLES, &C.
100 a %H 9Ii5 Boxes "'rk & Co.'S Star Candles
900 or
90 boxes Madison starch.
1905 Prescott & 70. No. and Extra Soap,
In store, and for sale by W. H. GORDON q co.
WhiSkGy. &c,
7 mn RARRELs julius H. smiths Thiskeyi
SO Barrels Old BouIborn and Rye
in store tor 1 and foT ale ~ VI T. GORDON CO.
OSNABURGS, sHEETINGS, &C.
100 8 AIS. and gS. s,s osnaouFgs'
30 bales "a in BH5giBg;
! sale by W. H. GORDON d co.
/ msysl Agents for Tenn. Manufacturers.
Nails.
! OOOO KEGS shoanberger's NAils;--al sizes.
/ ZUOU 100 Kegs Flour Barrel
lOj Eegs I'm shlrg q"
so 4, sud 6 in. Spikes In store and for sale BY
may q. - w. H GORDON co.
sCALESI SCALEs!I SCALESH!
FULL stock OF fairbanks celebrated Soales-Dormant
/ n Platform, GrOcsrs, Counter and Beams:
Also hay and Coal Scales. In and for FactO
I ~ prces, by W H. GORDON d co.
ma ei Sole agents for Middle tennessee.
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS EN-
BROIDERIES, ETC, ETC.
DIM P SHIELDS will sell this evening, at early gas
ID light invoice Of Fresh Dry Goods Varieties, &c
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
| VHRER or four good Wood Turner'S, apply to
| i msy20-dIw q W. r. CORNELIUS
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SOMEPHING NEW.
SAMUEL c. BoYcE. ELVERsOH
B0YSE q EEVERS ON,
MERCHANTTAILORING AND GENTLEMENs

MhkGhA Nj IAlBUhlNG AND HEHILEMEN5
FURNISHING STORE,
No. 20, PUBLIC SoUARE.
TIE subscribers desire 70 call public attention to their en-
i TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-
simeres, VsstimEs, DrilEImgs. ReadY-mads
Clothing and fun stock Of Gaemtlemem's EmE-
mishing Goods.
Having purchased stock under the most favorable cir
cumsiances will offer great inducements 70 cash pune
tua time dealers solicit the trade an examination
Of our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We would call
special attention The assortment Of Cloths, Cassmerss
aud Vesngs, which will make up 70 order in the latest
STYLES and warranted 10 a. or We also call alien
10 stock Of Ready made Clothing, Manufactured
expressly for our trade which determined 70 sell 81
the lowest prices and thereby merit patronage Our stock
Gentemsns Furnishing Goods will Away be found CON-
Clothing.
WANTEb-A few good JOurueymen-none Jat goodon
need apply. BOfsE q VERSION,
fsbs-tf No. %, Public Square.
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NEW BOOKS.

KEY TO THE GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE;
ESSAY, designed to show that the present Geographi
n CAL Hydogaphical and Geological structures observ-
ed the earth crust the result Of forces acting
cordBg fixed demOnstative laws analogous to hose
governing the development Of organic bodies By RICHARD
OWN, ~ D., Professor Of Geology and Chemistry the
by which the governed the virtue is
obey illustrated by Maps and Diagrams. For sale
by Ima2Ol HAGAN & BRo'
WHITES Counterfeit Detector for May; also Whites
mayo SS-'' u '-' O''1' 'D'' '''''' HAGAN BRO
TISSUE PAPER.
EIFTY reams superior Tissue Paper, assorted coQIs just
L receivedby HAGAN & BRO.
BLUTTING PAPER.
PLOTTING Boards and Blotting Pads superior article
II justTeseiVed by lma2Ol HAGAN q BRO.
BEST NUTMEG CHEESE.
ONE hundred and fifty Of he above, OGsupersr quality,
~ Just received and for sale by
mays : J. c. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
SUNDRIES,
TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons
50 packages Sweet and Champagne Cider;
$50 do Walkers and Smiths Ale, vsrioU9 brands
dozen New York made A le Pumps;
so boxes K. r. Ranins in fine order;
I3O, 600 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 Havana Cigars, for city trade;
so dozen LsmOnd syrup, home made,
1000 gallons syrup, ali hayors NJ -
The above articles are fresh and in good order I'd i'll
be sold cheap by lmay6l J. q. FoBEAlSON'
THO MILLWRlGHTS, MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS;
n WOlfenden d Coz at the request Of their friends
and patrons, nave removed their place of business No.
Cherry street, South Broad prepared
TO make patterns Of descriptions all kinds of Machines
repaired and attended Saw Mandrs Of every description
made order the notice. and they hOpe pune
tually fulfilling all orders, to merit due share Of public
patronage. mrh3-6m.
SCOTCH AGENCY.
DEM. F. SHIELDS has obtained the Agency for the
ID "Dundee Carpet Mandatory, and has just received
30BO yards direct from Scoand-Fast Dutch COO and
heavy brcs which will be found cheap for cash only
by lmap20l B. F. SHIELDS, Agent for the W. S.
FOR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE two story House, near the corner Of
"A Spruce and Dsmumbnne streets, containing rooms,
besides kitchen, servants rOom stables, &c, will be rented
the remainder Of the year the mmodang
teTms-rent payable monthly.
To humane master a young negro woman, who lie q
good washer and TOneT will be hired for the balance
OF year part Of the furniture may rented pur
chased. Apply to WILL. L. BOYD,
may2U-u General Agent, No. 90 Cherry st.
ICEI
EXPECT to keep constant supply of Ice SALE al Mr.
s W. Guuters Depot, of Church and Vine
| (MrPeets old stand,l Tickets furnislc ue=Ired.
mayl5-G ATE
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SIS Reward

. ANYWAY from my residence on saturday nom q
"A log last, Negro Gil named ~ iCLLI' o. ~
black color and about eighteen years Of age She ~
rather under the medium height heavy made and ~
quick spoken. Shs Is the properly Of John JOHNS -
living near Nashville and s lurking about his place OF
IA Nashville viii give Twenty Five Doars for her de-
may IL WILL L BOYD.
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ICEI

EXPECT to keep supply Of Ice for sale, Mr.
S W. Guuters Depot Of Church and Vine streets
mr. Poets DID stand,l Tickets fuTnisle
mayI5-d ATE
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POstponeYnent,
AUCTION SALE

THE above sale or lots and residences in Nashville
i is postponed until SATURDAY May Both inst, at two
O'Clock, P. NJ. } L, & X. w. BROWN.
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SAVANNAH LOTTERY /

CLASS Y,
Draws June 18th, 1857, st. Andrews Hall Savannah a
under the superntendence Of W. K. Symons, Esq
and J. N Prentiss ESQ.
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Postponnnent,

THE sale ordered by the Court in the causes has
been postponed by the Of parties and decree
the Court 10 the Twenty Third day Of May instant and
the Of sale have been aee require the pur
chaser pay thousand dollars in cash instead
thousand dolls rs, as above. J. 3. CLEMENTS,
may5-dStWtd. U. s. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn.
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MORE PREMIUM BEEF

V1HE Subscriber will exhibit at his stall at the Market
House, Saturday morning of the finest beet
that has been offered this market for time Those
who wish superior article should call early at stall No g.
May % q. Lie COLEMAN.
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Markets.
Thirty Fifth Congress
First Session.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 1S.-HousE--Nir.
Clingnan offered a resolution directing
the committee on accounts to examine
the stationary provided for the use Of
members and report its real value. and
make such recommendation as they may
deem proper in the premise.
Mr.. Cllngman said if the prices now
paid for stationery are the same as here
toforc, there must be great mistake
somewhere. He had found it so inferior
as to be obliged to buy some at the book
stores.-lle had seen statement in the
Globe of such q serious character, which.
if true, implicated the late Clerk OF the
House, Mr.. Cullom, i'll an ENLIGHTENMENT
OF the public money. If any officer Of
the House was III combination with out
siders to buy stationery at low and sell at
high rates, he ought to be punished 1t
may be that great injustice has been done
that Clerk, of whose conduct he knew
nothing. The affair and charges, however,
require investigation.
Mr.. Houston said he thought special
committee should be appointed to ex-
anime this subject and nothing else.
There ought to be q law requiring strict
examination into the accounts of every
outgoing Clerk of the House. He was
surprised that Mr. Culloms friends had
allowed so much Of the session to elapse
without demanding an investigation.
Mr.. Savage remarked that the charges
against Mr.. Cullom We're made matter
If ,licnucciop in ~ n,
last canvass and he had been told that
Mr.. Cullom made $4,000 out side his
pay as clerk. This came from Stanton,
Il member Of the Tennessee Legislature
and VINO once was a pet Of Mr.. Cullom.
Mr.. Mason said that the committee on
accounts had found no improper conduct
yet. and he hoped they would not. He
suggested other examinations also.
Mr. Maynard said be was not here
t. screen Mr. Cullom's conduct from
fail Investigation. and he was requested
by MIN t ask an inquiry He demanded
it.
SENATE.-Mr. Douglass introduced
bill t. authorize the people of Kansas to
ioraa constitution and State government
preparatory to their admission into the
/ Mon ot' al equal footing with the ori-
gnal States
The resolutions submitted yesterday by
Senators rugh and Turnbull, calling on
tie President for further information
in reference to Kansas affairs were agreed
to.
The Sctmtc then resumed the consider
alton oi the Treasury Note bill
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{ for the Doy Book
Prof. Webster's Lecture.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Detn' Sir Last night
! had the pleasure of listening to Prof.
Wehster's Lecture for the benefit of the
Humane Society OF Ports puth, and am
happy to say, that never listened to an
effort of the kind with more profit and
pleasure. When entered, the lecturer
was ably liseoursing upon the subject of
Botany. concerning the numerical har-
monv of which he showed by diagram
some most interesting facts. AS he pass
c,l. he paid noble tribute to Geometrcal
Science. and soon we found him almost
lost. throwing out to his audience golden
truths from the starry heavens. He equal
" we'll exhibited beautiful harmony in
the seemingly confused masses tthe earth.
lie very ing4niuusy but naturally brought
to his aid the Mythology Of the An
cients.and lastly he traced out the harmo-
NOUS chemical process which is continue
allv going u.l in sustaining animal and
vegetable l,le. On the whole, the Lecture
was a most able one, and we'll worthy ten
times M large an audience as he had, ami
We would n.pp that Prof. w. might be
pre-. silr upon IL repeat it here, anal @c
would ais, hope that the good people o.
Norfolk would fill Hall to overlooking,
with eager listeners to the words Of wis
dom. GUS.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing ianc, gentlemen compose the COM
niittee OF the Senate to which was refer
red that part of the Presidents message
relative to the proposed Pacific railroad
Mcssrs twin, Douglas, Bright, Davis,
Hunter, Seward, Bell, Foot, Ivcrson
Mr.. g. Lamar of Texas, was to-day
confirmed "a, minister to Central America,
and Austin +. Smith as navy agent for
California,
The nomination Of Mr.. Clifford, to sup
ply the vacancy on the Supreme bench,
was warmly debated and then referred
to the committee on the judiciary.
Gov. Walker has printed his letter of
resignation Of the Governship Of Kansas,
designing to supply the press with copies
Some Of his friends confidently assert
that the President will refuse to accept
his resignation by returning the letter to
him. 1t will not appear in the public
archives. and further, they anticipate the
President will dismiss him.
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PREPARATIONS FOR DEATH-When
you lie down at night, compose your
spirits as if you were not to wake till the
heavens be no more. And when you
wake in the morning, consider the new
day as our last, and act accordingly
Surely that morning cometh of which you
shall never see the night; but which of
your mornings and nights you know not.
Let the mantle of worldly enjoyment
hang loose about you. that it may be safe
" dropped when death comes to carry
YOU into another world. When the fruit
is ripe it falls off the tree easily. So
when a christians heart is truly weaned
from the world, he is prepared for DEATH
"A heart disengaged from the world is a
heavenly one, and then we are ready
for heaven, when our heart is there be-
fore us.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December II. !'lHu--
The market to-day was unsettled;
sales nf 1900 barrels. C'nnrii . good
STATE at S4@5a4 so Ohio 81 ana5.35 !;
Southern $4S5a5 20.
Whcat--Is very dull; prices are I'M
CHANGED.
Cora--Is duh: no TRANSACTIONS worth re-
porting.
Pork-Mess had declined Is cts and
Prime advanced % cents-Sales of Mess
at 25a15.75; Prime $13. 50a14.
I4ard-Has declined 3c--sales at %
cts.
Whisky-Is finn-sales of Ohio al 2333
cts.
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AN "OLD" ONE-A week or two since
"a negro was apprehended in the western
part Of Nueces county, Texas, on his way
to the Rio Grande, and taken by the
sheriff to Guadalupe county, where he
belonged. The same night Of his arrival
home he stole one of the masters horses,
and again broke for the magnauimous
nation, higher up the river was again in
tercepted, brought back and lodged i'll
Jail. By this time the sheriff had retured
from his first trip, and was ready for an
other but the next morning the darkey
Was again among the missing-and also
the sheriff horse Sheriff thinks he may
make the trip'-he has d good horse I'M
der him, certain and sure.
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Southern Items.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 1.-THE Legsa-
ture vi south Caroline refuses to legalitae
bank Suspensions.
The Governor ol Florida directs the tax
q it,,Iet~ lo receive ordinary currency in
the pay lilrl; OF tsNta.
Heavy rains commenced here last night,
and there is a prospect OF the storm
being very severe,
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A WHALE SHIp's CREw DEvoURED BY
CANIBALs.-The FL Mercurio, of Val
paraiso, Chill. has the following state
ment:
The occurrence of a lamentable event
which we dreaded before. has been unfor-
tunately confirmed during the last three
days. The barque Sarah Ann bound
from this port to the Islands of Oceanica
with merchandise and passengers, was
wrecked on one inhabited by savage can
ibals, and every person on board was
devonred by these monsters. We have,
no details of this dreadful calamity
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Later from kansas-The Legis-
Iature.

ST. Louis, Dec, 1.-THE Republican
has received Kansas dates to the 10th.
The Legislature had done nothing in re-
gard tn the recommendations in the mes
sage Of acting-Governor Stanton. The
election returns of Kckaboo had been de-
clared fraudulent, and the republican
member had been admitted to seat in
the House.
The democratic convention III Lecomp-
ton had nominated John Calhoun for
Governor, hut he declined the nomina-
tiun. and Frank Marshall had been norni-
mated IN, his stead, W. &. Mathews was
infatuated for Licutenan, Governor, and
Mr. Carr for Congress District Attorney
Weir declined the nomination for Con-
gress
Gen Denver, the newly appointed
Secretary Of State, had not arrived in the
Territory.