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SUNDAY MORNING. AN' I, Ie0'
THE DUTY UPON SUGAR,


The Banner desires us to state the views OF the
UuoU AND AuEs1oAE. upon the question cf there
peal of the duty upOa sugar, which Is at present
beginning to occupy the attention of the country
and of Congress. The case presented IS an eX-
ceptionsl one and the repeal is urged by many
who favor the protective policy upon the ground Of
present ezgency, that s the scarcity Of the arti-
Gle, (Which may almost be now regarded as one Of
prime necesity9 and the consequent advances IN ts
price. Upon the general principle Of protection
that IA the fostering Of one branch Of industry
at the expense of another the position Of the Dem
oerstic marty is well understood i is fully en-
braced in the propositions embodied in the plat
forms Of the party, and upon which they have 81
ways gone before the country in iae sn'oea I've
contests for the Ptesideacz- II is 'Ihat jos1oe
and ssuna policy The Federal Government
a. foster or-raneb % io@ Try TO the detrment
IF eav other. or 70 cherish the interests OF one
porti5n 10 the injury Of another portion OF cur
eomraon country; that every citizen aud every sec
ti,p Of the country bas right to demand and
INSIST Upon an equality of rights snl privileges,
and TO complete and ample protection Of persons
and propertv from domestic violence or foreign sg-
erosion.
But the B1nzer quotes from the Tribune 10
show that by the fostering care Of the Govern
ment the production of sugar VII be so much in
cre1sed as to bring about permanent rcd1ct on
ia the price; while upon The other hand the "Iimss
is quoted to prove that the attempt to overcome
the obstacles to the cultivation OF sugar in the
United Ststes consequent upon the climate, by 0
high protective duty, has resulted in failure, and
that the continuance Of the effort, viii only result
ina pe-msnent increase in the price without &C.
complisbing the purpose desired. Upon these con
aicting statements, as to fac and probable coase
quences, the Blansr desires Us to appIy the gen
eral principle we have before euunciatsd.
While it will BE- perceived tbat ws-cs1not Prac
ticay spply principle, unless the facts are admit
ted upon which the principle is to be applied, ye
we have no hesitation il declaring our opposition
to every species Of protection to one class Of pro
duoers CT manufacturers al The expense Of others
whether it be upon the article Of sugar, or wo0dol
nutmeg; and this nation will sooner attain to tn
~ summit of commercial greatness by the establish
meut Of the true democratic doctrine, (Which
based upon the free, and untrammeled interChang
Of commoiities,) than by oil the protective Tariff
which have been, or may be hereafter establishe
to enrich the few, at he expense Of the many.
Although we entertain these fixed conviction
we DO not desire to witness the withdrawal of a
protection, from the only article Of Southern Pre-
duction which is benefited thereby, un'ess the priu
ciple is also applied to Northern manufacture
without II established that there exists some gTel
public necessity therefor
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MADEIs, BEwARE Madame M, ceIs-
bra'ed beauty, had the habit Of whitewashing her
sef-s0 to spesk--frOm the sOes Of her feet 90 the
roots OF her hsr.
Ole day she discovered that certain pimples,
lii group Of little volcanoes, were piercing the
thick crust Of dead white, and threatening to CO..
V,r her srm3 with pathological arsbcsqles.
Uuder The advice of physician, she ordered a
medicatei bath and with the hesitation Of a wo-
msn Of delicate nerves, she plunged therein her
beautiful person. Hardly had that aJo;a5ls plas
ter est disappeared to the neck il the sui0hur1us
wave, when suddenly from head to heel the " hi,e
ness Of m * changed to the bronZsd bl4ckuess Of
an Ethiopian. You would have declared her p ne
gress badly whitenei, or white dlm3 attacked
with ex'raorl.nlry cholera symptO Us.
The last suPPositon prevailed, aad the phys-
clan called in haste, laughed INN )dera.ely.
Madame, sad he, you are not i'll; "you are
chemical product. You are no longer a woman
you are a su phu.et. Il is not now question Of
medical treatment tut Of simple chemical reaction.
| shall snalJzs you.
Come, shall su5mi. you to bath of phu
rc scd dhut, with water. The acid will have tie
honor TO combine with you-wllI take up tho sui
phur AID the metal will produce a sul1hste, and
We shall Gud as prCci IItste very pretty woman.
Snowy Dauss, let this serve you as a lesson -
Never Us white powder which has 3 metallic
base Courier dsS E,qtS Uais
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THE FLORIDA Ware zen. Harvey having been
ordered TO Florida TO snbdue tue Indians of that
State has arrived at the seat trouble, and is now
pursuing q systematic plan to eadeavOr to end the
struggle peacerbly, by concluding a treaty for the
removal of the Indians. In pursuance Of this
scheme he has had the white flag displayed every
where among tie Indian haunts as a demoDsra-
ton OF friendship, aud should the Indians not res
pond TO tlis be viii commence hostilisies. We
should Ike to see, says the Philadelphia North
Aucrjc9u, tie peninsula once cleared OF all The In
dams, not h It we believe them to hsve been tie
real Cause of bali the difficulties in that region, but
because so long as they remain the national treas
NY will BE- cors' altly subj sct to enormous
draughts for the eEEe lse5 of carrying on useless
and unnecessary conflicts. Perhaps also the removal
of the Indians might t,ke away the incubus which
hiss rested so io1g u7on the prosperity Of Florida.
She ist the least progressive O. al the national sis
tarhooi, though she has grea, rauraI advantages
for agriculture commerce, RrI general industry
Sugar, cotton, coffee, in ligo tobacco, rice arrow
rDor, and all TIE Other pr-duc Of tropical clmes
vii, grow luxurantly with her borders.
FLORIDA SEgAToE-Tha H,n S. r Mallory was,
era the % instant, Te-e'.ct a United States Sen
a,r by tie Florida Legislature, fer four y, ara from
the 4,h Of March next.
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1HE Doc THAT WOULDN'T EMGRATE-A s. o It
time since several families lsfs Providence to L.
cate il Eastern Virginia. They took with them a
large and noble dog, o. the Newfoundland species,
While on their pas sge to Bottom in small schoou
er, the dog broke loose, eaped into the sea, AID
started on bis long and weary passage home. He
was seen and passed by one Of oar packets, near
night. about five miles off Race Point and nine
from this town, heading for the R zee Light, nobly
breastiug the rolling waves, often covered by the
spray.
Toe next morning at an early hour, and before
the family had arisen; Mr. James Doyle, to whom
the dog was much attached, hearing an unusual
noise at his door, arose. opened it. and was aston
ished to behold the noble fugitive. Mr. D. says
when be opened the door the dog arose, placed
his great paws upon bis shoulders and fairly en-
braced him, giving such demonstrations Of 10y as
he never believed any animal could exhibit
In what part of the bay he lett his master, and
the stance be mus. have swan Il a rough sea,
it Is not now known, but when seen he was FIVE
miles from LAID.
This is the fourth time ca attempt has been
made to cary off tbs dog, and in every instance
he has managed to cave in his passage to Boston
and returned by swimming hcme The noble ami
nal shouii n W be adopted by the town, have the
"reedom Of tie city, and psason for life -
PrOUinceiy50a BIRner.
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"WmTE Folks BLAME Fools "A friend Of ours
near Tampa Bay in Florida, employed a number OF
New York mechanics 10 do a piece Of work. 10
was a governn contract, and required particu-
lar dispatch The men worked as northern NJ =
chancs know bow to work. Old Jupe--O1e OF
their employer slaves-wstched them, out OF tie
corner OF his eye, for several days
Something was evidently working on his nir
which puzzled him badly. At last he came up to
the foreman of the gang, and said Mass Charles,
what de debbil you all work 80 for, Ell? "TO earn
money, Jupe." "Money" said Jupe, "mOney
great ting. You work go up MORT, Mass Chsrss2"
Yes, Jupo" "You make a great deal money!
mot a great deal, JuPe; spring, summer and fall
we do well; but work is slack IN winter time, and
if we get around again TO spring, and make both
ends meet and keep the wife and baby Ia some
thing to eat and drink, and house to shelter
them, we generally think we have done well"
"S'pose you sick, Mas Charles, who takes care
of you ," "TheH work stops, aud We get very
poor, and suffer great privatlons "Dat'll do,
Mass Charles" said Jupe, Il fought white folks
sensible people. Taing muffin OF d. sort. Work
work, muffin but work. get sick, and robody take
care Ubem. White folks flame FOOLS Jupe work
too. Nebber hurt himself WOrkin', though. Jupe
get sick Miss SalIe come down and nurse
him. Mass Bob send boat sebenty miles up Dc
riber to get white doctor for hun. Mort gOOC
nlugh for white folks, but reckon old Jupe stay
at home. AID old Jupe went of 10 a state 0
dgIiied disgust at the folly Of white folks geuer
ally at the North, and particular determination L
DO as little work possible determination which
his master says Jupe was never known 10 break
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BENNY HART, ". HACRAE JOHN 8. HART.
HART, MACRAE u co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs aCOIMIssIOE
MERCHANTS

Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW N STORE,
Is5 hhds n. U. Sugar, . barrels Jamaica Rum,
80 boxes Havana Sugar $40 assorted Dem Johns
lZ3 barrels n. \. Crushet2JJ packages ". K kasus
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
45 barrels n. Y. PUFierediOJ gross Matches,
Sugar 200 d. Zen Painted Buckets
80 barrels n. o Loaf Sugar 90 nests s. Painted Tubs
200 barrels n D. MO!sss,s, 50 boxes Stone Pipes,
new CROP so boxes Tennessee Axes
s56 bags Selected Baltimore Superior quaty,)
Coffee, 500 kegs White Lead
900 bags \. o. Rio Coffee 1000 k g Nails ASSORTED
So bags laura Coffee, Sizas)
25 bags Old Guvernment5CO gross Backing
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
% bags Pepper, Soap,
20 bags spice, 10 cases Carolina Rice,
loo casks super Carbonate 50 dCz Zinc Wash Boards
soda, 800 reAms Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial pRg Paper,
Black Tea, 500 N. q b. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TGlUO bags Shot,
ta2c1, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A Large assortment Of com 100 barrels Glover Seed,
mon and fine Cigars 50 barrels Butter and Soda
$50 boxes CARROTS ) c0ich Crackers.
Snuff $50 bbls R4ctiied WhiskeY
50 boxes smoking Tobacco, % barrels Old Bourbon
50 col Manila Rope, Whisky,
30 boxes Pearl Starch, % barrels MOuOngahel and
- cases SardInCs, Old Rye WhsksV,
So .ses o. sters, 80 barrels Robertson COun
$50 boxes Assorted Pickles, u Whisky,
80 bo-es Casup aud PspI5 barrels Old lincoln Whis-
per Sauce, key,
s. boxes Ass'd. Pie Fruits or casks Pure French
- cases Brandy Cherries, brandy,
90 boxes " r Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine.
50 boxes English Dairy = casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese 3 casks Pure cherry do
400 packsg.s Star Candles, 5 casks Pure Madeira do
50 do TalOW do 90 bbls. Naive Sweet do
% bags Timothy Seed, so bbs. American Brandy,
500 boxes ass d. GLASS Ware, TO bbIs. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes ,Xl0 and lUNl2 10 bbs, Peach Brandy
jams HART MACRAE co.
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New Years Gifts.
SpLENDTD INVFSTMENTS.


WE propose 20 give to purchasers large portion Of the
w value Of the following desirable property:
ls desirable lot for the erection Of large Store House.
fronting 40 feet Market street opposite H. s. FrenChs
and. lot uf the same description, fronting A. feet
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81, Three magnificent Residence Lots fronting 100
each on Broad street. West Nashville
4th. West Nashville extended, "a Of beautiful land
subdvided into half lots having long front the
middle Franklin Pike, only few hundred yards from the
beautiful residence W. n. BbO ESQ. The above
the very best investments offered I'm this market
We prefer selling the track I'm body
Also, GO OF land about two miles from the city,
the Broad Pike The sanguiue judges Of Real
Est8e keep pace with the advance in value q West
Nashville property.
We also beautiful Lots the Cay and
Park stree Watkins Premium Addition Nashville
5th. Edgefeld is onward. We offer for sale mag
nifcent Residence lot Of "a fronting CO feet the
Galau Pike opposite the handsome residence Of EE Gov.
Neil s. Brown.
Also greatmany beautiful building Lots, fronting 50 feet
each Galatn Pike, Woodland Russell and Father.
land Streets iu HOUsOH's, BOOd's, BrOckWay and other
additions Eigefeld. Also Huumber Of Premium lots 10
Brownsville, about "a miles from the city. We have sold
about 100000 Real Estate the last month Those wishing
bargains will find their give call before
supply exhausted Nashville is growing faster Than
ever, and Real Estate aud will continue 70 enhance
rapidly in value. J. l.. 81 Z. W. BROWN,
jan4-lm Az Cherry street.
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Here, you win say, is mass Of p.und5r that
might fire the dullest genius that ever came to the
practice of the new art ---
Again, we say, let the people and the press keep
a sharp look out upon the progress OF the shove
mentioned measures through Congress- and sec
how the yeas and ays stand upon each PROPOSE
toG.- Gin Eng.
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POETRY or PHy>IC.
YER'S PILLS, glide sugHrshDt OYER The palate, but
n their energy although wrapped up is there, aud tells
with giant the very foundations OF disease There
tho sands sufferers who would uu their dIsem
pers II they they could be cured for IS cents-Ty
Ayers Pills. sud you will knew o..
Purify the blood and disease VIII be starved out.
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you cured al
ready,
Take this best Of all Purgstve7, and SrraGa indigestion,
Weakness Headache Hlckache. SdeaChF, Juuudic- RIeu
masm, arrangements of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels,
all derange and all diseases which urItite remedy
reach, hy before them like darkness before The sun
Reader, YOU suffering from any ct the numerous
complaints they Cure-rry mnre-lh# remedy has been
provided for You, and 30 isCrimIHal 10 NEGLECT It
That iBer's ChrU PEstgrGi, E the best med cine for
Cough, is known the whole world, and that 4Hg's Pals
The best Of all Pills. is known 10 those who have used
them.
Prepared by Dr.. }. &. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists aud Dealers IA
Medicine through this section.
fans rlT-9m.
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THE PLUDDER SCHEMES OF THE LOBBY AT
WASHINGTON

THE PLUDDER SCHEMES OF THE LOBBY AT
WASHIEGTON.
The lobby IS the third house" of the
spectators and political shsrpers which annually
congregate at Washington is called, have laid out
the most extensive programme of plumber this
session that was ever known. Their plan OF oper
atoms upon the Government is most magnificent,
and unless the people and the press keep digeut
watch upon their movements, there is great danger
that it will be 10 great part successful It is
shrewdly suspected that they are at the bottom Of
the renewed slavery agitation which has commence
ed in Congress this winter, as it serves tc divert
public attention from the really more important
questions involved in their bills of robbery and
plumber, which they may pass through unnoticed.
This interested lobby is composed Of corrupt
men belonging to al parties affiliated together for
the own selfish purposes a combination which
renders them the more dangerous to the friends Of
honest and legitimate legislation. The lobby
! influence at Washington has been growing I'M
mensely for the last few years, and schemes OF cor
ruption and prohgacy lave beel put by it through
! Congress, which would have sstOnished the coun-
| try in the earliest days of its Government. 1t is
! high time that the people were aroused to the
danger of this species Of influence, and speak out
in thunder tones to their representatives. Some
of the best acts of President Pierce have consisted
| In his vetoss Of the corrupt and sWindhng schemes
| which the lobby have endesvOred to get through
the halls of legislation. A correspondent of the
New York Herald, writing from Washington,
gives the programme of the lobby as follows:
Pacific Railroad, I2O, OOO, OOO) l5O, 900 900
Other State and Territorial Railroads 2O,OOOOCO
Return of fire duties. 100000
| Cbaffee, Hayward Woodward patent extern
| sion ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5000 900
McCormicks reaper patent extension. ....... 100000
| HudsOns Bay and Pugers Sound Companies
possessory rights. ..................... 1000
Private land CLAIMS in California. .......... 100000
| Bounties to spectators in claims OF revolu.
tionary officers aud soldiers. 100000
French spOliatOn claims. 100000
Interest on the Is 100000
Miscellaneous plunder. 10000, COO
Total exclusive of land 600 90
| -, g. tl.,t
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lust RECEIVED.-A large lot of good Vensor
lana STRATTON & EWING.
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PUTNAM'S LIBRARY OF CHOICE
w. II. Berry & Co.
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,

W. H Berry u To-
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
Anderson's Lake Ngami
Lake Ngami; or Explorations and Discoveries during F0uE
Years Wanderings in the Who's Of Southwestern Africa.
By CzaRLEs joan AyDERsov. VITA numerous ulustra-
uon representing Sporting Adventures Subjects Of Nat
uraI History, Devices for Destroying Wd Animals, sc
l2na. Muslin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of the General Course Of History from the
lest Periods the Establishment Of The American Cons
tuition. Prepared with questions for the Of Schools and
illustrated vita $50 Maps and Enguviags l2mo- Muslin
sI,25.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
Sketches of French Society the Eighteenth CeHIuy from
unpublished Documents. By LOUIS LoHESIE. Tnns-
lated by HESET s. E0waRDs. Ismo. Muslin.
MagOon's Westward Empire.
Westward Empire; or The Great Drama Of Human Pso-
grsss By Rev. Ell MAsoos, D. d. I2aO Musiin.
A Child's History of Rome.
By JoHS BoSyEH. Uniform with "a Chlds History Of
the United STATES, BY the Author. yas I6mo.
Mlsiln.
American PouIterer's Companion.
Practical Treatise the Breeding Bearing, aui Geus-
raj Management OF various Species Of Domestic Poultry
Illustrated with Portraits Of mostly taksr from Life
Poultry Houses, Coops Nests, Feeding HopPers, Sc SC
new EduOa enlarged and improved. By G. y. BENEST,
with 90 Illustrations Wood and Stone. square syO-
Muslin.
Rome, Christian and PapaI.
Sketches Of its Religious Governments and EeesslscI
Hierarchy, with Notices OF ihs Jssuu and the Inqusou
By L. sasCrs d. D. formerly Curlts Of The Naglalsao
Professor Theology 10 the Roman University, and Quail
ihsator al the Inquisiliou. I2mo. Muslin.
Learning about Common Things;
Or Familiar Instructions for Children in respect he
objects around them, that Attract their Attention, and
awaken their Curiosity, in the earliest Years Of life. BY
JACOB AaH0rr. illustrated with 100 EngrsviugB. Small
ITO. Muslin.
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REMOVAL.
TTNIIE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT OF
J. W INCOMES, is removed Co Church street, opposite
the old stand the house recently built by Dr. Young
where ready, usual give our attention when
cal ed on. J. w. INCOMES.
jru2 SIT my r.. COR ELIUs.l
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Pistols

A LARGE Lotof .COiT5s REPEATERs AND DUREN-
n GER PISTOLS received to-day by Express. For als
by ". n. CALHOUN,
lao 157-tf - Public Square.
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Jackson g. adams,
BROAD STREET,
WEST or CHATTA NUOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
A ND Manufacturers Of Sash Door Frames, Blinds Man
n ties MOuldugs, ArChiIayes, Base Boards, Pasiers
Wether Boarding, Poplar and Pine Flooring, shelving,
Goods Boxes and all Kinds 90 Wood Work. for the
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses o every description.
Orders from the surrounding country solicited. Wrr
fully put up be hauled az phipped without injury.
Sash Pinned and Glazed If des red.
jan3 '57-d2m&wly JACKSON & ADAMS.
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
All G.. ROBERTSON
100 boxes W. K. Cheese, mills, fresh article.
30 boxes sweet favored Oranges
hhdz Cocoa Nuts:
% barrels soft shell Almonds, freshs
10 do Fibers;
10 DO Cram nuts
10 DO CraubgrriFs
do Ale, different brands,
90 Gases Stiie aud sweet CaJae ba Wine,
20 do CIerrv Buudy5
10 90 Ladies' Wiur-
10000 Cigars, suitable for t0UHtry Irai';
10000 do Best Brands far CLl Retail.
] dozen Ale Pumps, New YORK makes
Which will be sold cheau. u , O.. EuBEETSONrS.
JAMS r5--H Broadway.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

GLASS 7, to be drawn. at CONCERT Hall, Macon Ca.
X under the sworn Superintendence Of Col. Geo H. 10
gan and W. G. Anderson, Esq, on SATURDAY, JANUA.
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Iarper,s School History.

Narrative Of the GeneaI Course Of History from the ear
lest Periods the Establishment Of The American Const-
Prepared with questions for the Of Schools and
illustrated vita $50 Maps and Engavngs. Elmo MuslIn
sl25