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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
HOPE SPRINGS ExULTIEG FROM ITS USE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST



WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!
DE kind enough reader give your attention one mo-
ID meut and you viii learn what
The Gr&fenberg Health Bitters Are
Good FOr!'.
They have been sold by the subscribers E Tennessee
for ten years and note this great truth they have facts in
their possession showing that they have cured helped
Dersngement OftheDigss.Ivs Water Bra.h. HumOr.
Dspre sion oiMind and Spirits oostiveness jaundies.
Oppression amer Eating, Flstnlency, Rheumatism,
Acid Stomach, Female Obstructons,t
Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Pain In theEside, and
ToPoR or THE LIVER AND BOWELS,
Rsaderl You appealed to earnestly. Don't say "If
Icould only believe ths 10 be true have some Of the
above complaints, and would take the medicine at
II I could only have confidence" 1T IS TRUE. Come
'hsn your mind . irritable diseoniented and gloomy,
body begins 10 waste strength TO fail you your
cOuntenanee assumes q hsggard and ssIlov Asrect-K
kin is dry and sSTyeedf Sou have an appes,. xssi
and variable, and perhaps entirely destrOyedh your
digestion, you have constant uneasy feeling in the
stomach why, you are troubled with INDIGESTION and
there Bters made Indigestion, and al It's at
tendaD us and While At srst IL ssBtly ssmuat.s the
Stomach. cleansing and removing agsn
1T ACTS UPON THE sKIN,
Removing Morbid VItiated Humors beautifying the
face kindns Me and energy IN your entire ae; ihen
reader, viii the World no longer look DARK and gloomy
longer will your dearest hope be banhed and thrust aside
bot with HEALTH AND 81 RFNGTH.
The Greenberg Health Bitters have Gone wonders for
Many Witnesses ready testify TO - statement
above made These bItters and ell the other GrenberK
Medicines Tor sale by every Druggist every 10
the state, and worthy of pace every eounter.
The rice is liberal 10 Wholesale Dealers and the Retail
only there there nhould
town as large as Blanket where Il cannot be icand all
over this glorious Union.
itaT MACKENZIE q BEcKwTTH, Nashville,
Agents for theGrnfenberg Company for Tennessee Ala
bsms and Georgia. ian29-n 4.
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VOL. XXI.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom s. ". PETTINGILL& & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11e Nassau Street, NEW YoEK,
And No. 10 State street, BosroE
p Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
nan
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FOR SALE.

n Sth Ward, near the Baptist Church. Fronts 97~
feet and 100 Deep with alley in the IL offered
very low. Appyto feblS A. v. 8. LlHDsLEY.
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PIANO FORTES,
Glasses.
~&O~ ~&@~

WE have In Store ane stock Of .-uR97NRu.m
w Pianos, Melodeons Window Shades, SIS n ,
Artists Materials Sc, and are stll manufAc- " W
turing Inside Blinds aud all kinds Of Gilt WORKS have
recently added largely % our stock Of
ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS &C.
In a word We intend to KEEP Up WITH THE TIMES,
please and them 10 pRtronise
Instead OF sending abroad. W. r. FREEMAN,
Feb. No ~, ColleFe street,
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Gold Medal Pianos!

o. wALBER STREET, NEW Y0RKs-R7R==7
. X Received the following FTRsr PRIzE - n
o. iRa Rosson, New York, PhiadsIphIs and Bal q v
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March. 1888. rf "A rsrr
A0oLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York. No
veber 1855 (beng the only gold medal given for Planes
within the last sig years)
A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institule, Baltimore
1855 ~ y
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace
New Yori, November 1855. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason
Gotttchalk, Wohenhaupt and many others. ST. g. Pr
auos with and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
der1a-lH-R u. --.- p = u.
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FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near a.
fsbii 4. '. 8. LINDsLEY. Ill
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Piano FOrteS.

WE received per and sailing vessels
w Spring assortment Of Artificial Flowers and Flower
Materials Especial attention Is directed to assortment
OF American Flowers Of manufacture, which
extensive, and smong which admirable limitations Of
the leading French designs also to stock Of Rusches
Dealers invited 10 examine stock which will be
found embasce almost article in At wholesale
only. H.s.-e HENDERSON, sMYTH CO.,
No. 900 Broadway, New York, and No. l0l Rue Richie
lieu. Paris feb4-9my
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ADVANCE IN COTTON YARNS.
NV ana nf1sr manaay fst DecsmbeR. lisa vs on "A.
" s4pee lhe pres ofceion Yarns oNE cENT per aossn.
oar prisas ia shsn - FOE Ne. SEQ tsc
. . 500 fae
a eoo lie.
~ HItff q = fos 1oo.
WA psF eent eGsr lets cf25 bags nere Ne 4ssozns
aIloHef oe ogdeEs sDf lesa lhnn - hexa
he f1ns en uAeh us sais ssne - haFetetsrs. viEs
Far al ortara fsF lsss shno - hars. Caak. /.
s. hAEs and snfrr " bass. % aayn.
Z" tebass ss mers. messes.
s w. ~ GORDON oO
assf Agents fsr fsnaessss Msnufaeturexs
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wrFOR SALE,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

TN West Nashville Lot No. 1884, fronting 80 feet "a
Il DemumbraDe street, and running back us feet -
tebfs A. " g. LINDsLEY
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BUILDING LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT for a Family Dwelling, sd "a
n joining the residence OF Simon Glenn, on North -
Market street. sfor sale The lot fronts 80 feet and h
feet deep and Is offered very low. Be quick you will
lose bar gain. For terms, call ON
feblS A. v. s HNDsLEY.
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ron sALE.-HOUsrON'sA ADDITION.
GONE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, on Russell street, at tAeGA
- correr Of Oak streef, his Addition. Apply 70
febii Az. 8. LLNDsLEI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ENaRAvINGs oP TIE SEALS or THx PATENT on
RIcE OF GREAT sk,TAiN. EooLs DC phARmACIE a M
OF MEDICINE. VIENNA, are Afaxed upon each wrap
per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. I, ?, and 3.
mus protecting se public sEaint ur.rrossvhich are
Abieso the severest penalties courts oflAW can award
nR n. A. BARROW, Membsr Of TIE Impsrial College Of
be personally eossuliei his residence 15I Prince street,
ew no ks vest % Broadway New York, from II IN the
morning tIa from tin In shs evening (sundays
excepted unless By speciai appointment.
-RfESEMAR No, l, Is the Remedy Cor RELATION.
BPERMAToRRRHA and all the distressing consequences
arising rom early abuse excess or 700 long
perfect health thousands of she dettated who
the enjOymeni Of All The Functions Of Manhood snd
whaseFsr may he the cAuSRIr every DISQUALIfTcA-
TIoN Cor MARRIA6Ei snectnaly suDdued By this Won
derfnl Discoyeryl NI
TRIEsEMAk No. II; eemps,eY and entirely sradieasss
al Of Gooorfh0a both in its mid and aggravated
FORMS Gees strcturs Imitation Of the Aiadder non.re
ention the Urine Pains of ts Lsns and Kidneys and
disorders where eopsisa and CABS bs have long
been hought sndass the ruin of the health vast
poFtloa Of The popul4tion.
rRIEsEaAR, Nc. HI--Fsths great coatlaensai Remedy
tsg syphilis and eecsnanry Sympios Il also
esgaln eure for scarrey, scrofulA and al Impurities 0n
vital altogether 10 eradicate the virns Of
sh ~ s ss2.h ~ ssx ssa az
with MeTcary 10 The yvsbs destruction Of ths patients
sSusliiu,ion. and waieh 81 the sAnNpAA a the World
eAnnot removN. :
TRtEsEAAR, Nc. and g. prsp irsd In the form ss
lossnge devoid Of taste men and Be e.rsdI In The
uAsleoat pocket. Sold fn cases, sad dlEs into sspaF
dosea adnnitsred By VAlprAa. Ia lmfn, koHx. RI
cord 4c. As Pros ts each, four Ia for co.
vAsA ss and IN ta1 s-sss shsFesy here sssas
81 So
special srFanrsmsnts havlng been made with The vnrons
hxpfsrss ne na. dollar e.sss of tsssmar Ane ihs las
er siEs iprgArded by Dr.. baroW cArFase PAID Eu-
diatcF rsoetlnK ftance, ans pArt of hs uard
securely packed aad addressed the iartracoDs
ofthe Efsr thus sscasag the psAe pnuPs Ksrppssn
prspkFasons, snd eesrtna1 psrtsetns th,n irom sBu
oas neFncqus nis soas TIE three daar cases seat a
canal bat aol Tree q carriage.
Sc Be knd irsm Dr. nssrs~, hsaufzI,y luF1t-
"a naa eopasar unsk, "HpnAN FRAILT9. or PnYEI0LO-
GICAL Rk3nARCa g. II describes ID clear anf ucld
nnner and effects ~ TIE diseases sbugt snamer
afsf Wh instfsctuns fr prspc and care
pFlue g cents. 84nt free address.
Address IA BARROW, f53 Prnss strsef, (lss bleeks
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PATENTED PATENTEDl
Brother Jonathan's Furniture Polish,
The only Patented Furniture Polish an
the World

1T has been admitted by every who used IT,
10 be the bett article Of the kind invented. II
applied with piece Of Canton Flannel Woen Cloth,
and dries immediately removing all stains grease and dirt
king your furniture look well when II will
resist the action Of hot and cold sEter Beware Of coun-
tereitsl None genuine without jobs L. Brabyn the
label. Principal Depot, 444 Broadway, New York.
JOHN L. BRABYN 4 90.
Agents wanted In every Comfy and City throughout
United States. jani-9mv
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MAURY a. CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION.
A NUMBER or LOTS, in this Addition, for SaieaaHs
IA on most reasonable terms. Apply % Wv
febll A. v. 8. LINDSLEY. s~n--
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THOMPSON & CO.,
MARBLE PALACE" "
No. so College Street.
Silks.

Al Silk counter win be found everything New and De
srabe In this branch Of business intend excel
ChsDe Founeed Robes-beauhfsi,
Beautiful Silk Robes for Evening.
Rch Chene Silks,
Tafsta Jardiniere,
Chene Stripe silks,
Plaid and Check silks, all grades.
Plain Silks, all eolors,
Rich ARmure,
Poult de soire, al eocrs
Rich More Antique.
Gro de- Nap MarseIne and ali kinds Trimming Silk.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency CIV. 8. EwYl
MER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS. No.
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A HANDSOME LOT, Ia Houston's Addision, ooaaa
n Woodland street. Hny feet front and one hun-Sf~
dred and seventy feedeep. It has been recently sn
closed with q neat plank fence. Apply 10
s-febff A. v. 9. LINDsLEY
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CsAgFs--A fal Sost of elearns Marrinsi csisAfasd
- ueldsrs Patent Pre- PFoos eais saru sale II
Fsetory prizes Asd eht. II store sd for ssis - eT
q ,soe. aect W II. 0oRDoN a 90.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.-FORs SALE,
1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, at thea1a
junction Of Maple street and the AnrfreesboroSYV
turnpike. Lots are hundred and eighty-eight-<A-
feet Deep will be sold long time, the caring
bT tnteyest than be does for prineipdi Appyte
feblI A. V. 3. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

good assortment constantly hand the best stock Of
French and Fancy Baskets IN the CITY, Willow Clothes
ket Hamper School, Dinner and Work Baskets; willow cra-
dies CABS Wagons Chars Oak Feed Peach, Clothes Book
Corn Ratiaa Baskets fsncy Embroidered Work Pringed
Natsee stick oce Trieste Rescuie, French Kne Tanb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

A Gov. Walker has gone one step toward recog.
nizipg the rights Of the people Of Kansas TO govern
themselves instead Of being governed BY Others b
night low, We should think, as well 90 auotAsG
IL Is notorious that the existing laws Of Ksosss
what are recognized as SUCH were passed BY Legs
latures not whit more entitled TO act 10 that ca
pscisy than tho persons in whose favor the Ae
rejected returns were cooked up. HGov. Walker
wishes to complete the pur fcation Of Ksnia' "
carrying out the principle Of popular sovereignty
let him at once call the newly elected Legislature
Together. After having been 90 long ct the mercy
OF usurpers and ntruders, the people OF Kan's' az
certainly entitled to have the speediest pos"s.
IjOyment Of laws Of their own making. IL Soos
he easy, also, in this way 70 get rid Of tie C'n'.
tutionsl Convention now in session. The seef'S'.
way 10 end tbs matter evidently would DO 10 req.
the act u der which the Convention was eie's1.
Even tie ue 1t Ut excepsonable Constitutioh COMING
from such source would 10 repusnsnt TO ne -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

DEAru or WILLIAM HiLL.-TRe Raleigh IN. c.
Stanford announces the death OF Wilisu Ii'u, esq
Secretary d ate. lie died at his reIaenco IN ,ua'
city IN the 1th NJ. Mr. Hill was In his e'n year:
and hso held tho ,fce of Secretary OF State i1f 40
years, btltg FIRST elected in 1911. For many years
pasi &c natter what parry was IN power 9e
1d sstn III enimously rejected ey tae Lssk T
He rs bon in Surrey oow Stokes) County, n: u,
on the sd CT Septen ber 1913, and died in Raleigh on
the %th Q. October, 1857. His father, who removed
ficm Csrcite County, Va, was Bspnst minister,
steiAre patriot aud az honest man. Daring tns WAT
q Tie Revelation his stirring appeals stimulated the
Wings q his eecu IN. lie chaplain 10 'ae AnoIl
can army al the battle # Guiltord Couit Suse HIS
son William wa. then sbou, eight years OLD, ana he
well Is0cueced hearing the of the artillery being
q " foui es distant from the fed of battle. He has
h en- be ard to relate that SHORT tine prior to this
battle band OF Tories called at bis fathers house
where be and bis mother were, and inquired for his
departed avo siog their detention to hang him 1t they
found hi.n He he'd Incurred their hate by his devotion
70 the Patriot cause. He was q member OF the Con
vtnten that net az H1sboronsh 10 August no. 70
irrproyse sysie of government for tae STATE tne
late Sc cretary had in Youth but limited IA
elites lie followed the pillow for several months
during the year TO obtsin money sufficient TO pay MS
tuition q. school the remainder Of the year. AT the
esrly age Il sixteen be taught school, thus improving
bis mind while he earned livelihood. lie mar
red q daughter Of Col. John Geddy In ieVS,
and short time aftersaid engaged In Dusioess
at Hsywood, Cnsshsm Couoty, where be re naned
pot SAY 49,, 'S'ei nAos W oeiS" uue -, - =
1904. At the session Of the Legislature Of 1SO-J, he
was sppcinted Magistrate for Wake County. AZ the
February term Of the COuIt Of Pleas ADD carter Sss
sions In the year 1906 be elected Register OF toe
Cc-nty; and at the February term, 1897, he was
elected Couit y Court Clerk, wtch office he held until
he was elected Secretary Ut State in November 1871
sncceedire william White who died 10 Oetober 1911
a, the bun ing Of the old Capitol in 1881, Mr. Hill
succtsted by strenuous eIertons, 10 preserving the
~. n his ,fice, aud had them removed to what
He,ss = lite OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. By ia
being inoesssntly he succeeded 10 arranging all his
n.nss bsf re the meeting of the Legislature He hold
fhe cee Of Secretary Of State, through al tho muts.
Gops of party, 10 the day Of his death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The Journal Of Commerce, in reference to the re-
cult of the Mm.achusetts electi,n, congratulates
itself and the world at large on being able 1t last to
zee where the little joker is. By the little
joker 1t mesns the Republican party Of Massa,hu.
sets, It seeks t, derive consolation from the fact
that, though the Republicans have the Governor,
have The Council, have the Senate have the House,
have the State officers, have the County ofcer',
have every thing. shn the combined vote Of the OP
position somsx hat exceeds that Of the Republicans,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

They have an unpleasant way Of doing things in
Epeland which it is TO be hoped viii not spread 70
this country. Bsnkrups, it seems, are not per-
mitted TO keep their seats in Parliament. Tney
cannot take seats there, inasmuch as they
have to take an oath that they are worth
$500 clear annual estate. But if an honorable
,bcueh unfortunate gentleman happen to be carried
IF his legs By any kite he s flying he is dshed, SO
far as his Parliamentary career is concerned, and
compelled 10 retire to private Life. Upon bis CON-
mi,tipQ an act Of bankruptcy, not merely the pay
mept Of his debts il suspended (ss we deLcakly
periphIase the ugly fact), but he is suspended
himself from taking his seat or voting for year.
If at the end Of that time, the creditors have not
been paid in full or the proceedings 10 bankruptcy
,upe r,edsd the fact being certified to the Speaker
BY the Commissioner Of Bankruptcy, his seat is
declared vacant and new writ issued to his con-
s,ituepcy. As general thing, however, the pur'
sstorial Intermediary of this year Of disgrace is
waive and the seat placed at the disposal Of the
voters at once BY the acceptance OF the Chiltsrn
Hundreds.
A case in point at all points lately occurred. al
the recent election in the borough Of Greenwich,
tie Radical patty succeeded in eecting one Of theil
own Inhabitants, Mr. Townsend, an auctioueer and
undertaken. He represented himself as havirg the
nj cessary qualification, and also sufficient means Il
Lay tie election expenses. This last Implied 10
eral responsibility, inasmuch as Mr. Mon'ago
Chambers one Of bis predecessors in the represent
atom If the borough, expended from 10 ooo e
g, COO in securing bis seat. Whether it were hi'
considerable outlay fox Parliamentary investment
Or whetter il were ssfte deficiency in the auction
or TIE buryipg business, Mr.. Townsend name WA
found In tie Gazette IN about four u9G.7s Ater d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The late slave case 10 Cincinnati some eus
since announced BY telegraph, and Of wh'h Tho
mail has brt ueht us full details 10 another ctr king
instance of the in,olence with which slsveho dsn
and their abettors are ready to trample all law IN
der foot.
The alleged slaves in this case, three in number,
were claimed TO have become free By virtue Of
having been brought by their master while on bic
way fom st. Louis to Virginia, within the iris-
dcton Of Ohio. They were taken, it seems, BY .
writ Of bsseas corpus from the steamboat 10 witch
Trey we're passengers, then lying at the Cincinnati
landing and were broush, before Judge Bargoyns
CT The Probate Court, BY whom the wit had bees
Issued. But On spplics.n Of the COUNSEL Of tho
late owner the case was postponed ill the next
day. the alleged slaves being intIusted in the mean
while. to the guard .nship Of person appointed 81
the Court.
Instead, however, Of appearing at the time Of
tie postponement the claimant and his counsel wenf
before q certain Judge Carter, Of the Common
Pleas, and obtained from him another writ cf hsbeas
corpus, upon which the alleged sIaveswefe beousAf
before this Judge Carter, who, without any regard
to tie proceedings pending under the other writ q
which be was fully aware, delivered them ever v
the claimant, by whom they were at once hurried
out Of the Jurisdiction and across the ver to Ken.
lucky.
Judge Burgcyue, BY VIII m the original writ wss
is'ued, upon beirs spplied TO for process 10 coz
tempt against the nterloPing Judge Carter, seemed
to hesitate on the ground that the offender was
Judge; to which it was replied that bis being
judge enIy made the matter worse and thss 10
ought to be sigualy punished Tor thus interfering
with a case already before another tribunal.
The matter certainly ought not to be allowed h
TOP in this vsy, otherwise proceedings under tho
writ Of hsbeas corru', instead Of being a security
part Of ore court seainst another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
The people of California, having honorsbly re-

The people of California, having honorsbly re-
solved that they will pay their State debt, are
entitled to mOdicum Of credit to be considerably
augmented when the debt is paid. Having thus
manfuily repudisted Reputation Of certain dis.
reputable kId, We hope they will seriously consider
whether there il not another Kind quite worthy OF
their patronage and altogether reputable. We
refer to tie reputation Of certain men, WHO, with
no qualifications fitting and many uniting tie n
or public life, manage to wheedIe Calfornisns out
Of teir votes, and to bring grea! ai.creiit upon
the State at home and abroad. To be sure, a State
which prefers Weller to q Stanley for the offi,e
Of Governor, 10 no mere than consistent in sendiug
,ueh brillsnt Senator IS Gsin to Washington.
Then there was that shining light that chivalrous
child of Slaughter, tie Hon. Phil ip I. Herbert
wien be was extinsuished We really began
TO Lave some hope that no more gentle
men of honicidal turn Of mind would be ssnf
from California to Congress. 1t is to this parcu-
lar weakness ttat we especially otjecs-to the
leei.lstors who are 60 profoundly impressed with
the truth II Napoleon's maxim, the tools to him
who can use them" that they are always using
them. Now, when the tools aforesaid are revolv.
ing pistol, bCwie-lniyes and bludseOns it is clear
ly evident til their frequent and rash baodliDs
must rot orly diminiih tho tranquility Of Washing
ten, but, which is worse, must seriously hinder
legislation. While . roughand-tumble fight IL
eors CD upon the foor Of the House. it is imposs
bic to Pans bills, refer, vote or do ary other bas
ness; and net even Mr. Banks, with oil his well
Known ard much lsIied talent for driving IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
We recently stated tha. Alexander IT, Of RI,

We recently stated tbs. Alexander II. Of Rus.
Ella is determined, in compliance with tbs beuef-
cent genius Of the age, to eusncpate tho serfs Of
bis Empire so far a. circumstances will allow
Alexander /. and Nicholas both cherished the ,sme
idea, but both recoied from its realization. Tue
iron will Of Nicholas bent and yielded to WHIST was
op,idered by bis advi,ers the impregnable difficult
ties of tie scbems, or tie meBaces it presented to
the nobility, TIE throne. and the peace Of the IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The correspondent Of The 81. Louis Democrat
,sys that the Constitution formed BY the bogus
Convention Low in session in Kansas will contain
clause respecting Slavery Objectionable to both the
Fres.S.ate men and the FIRE eaters, and that it Will
be submitted to the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07
NewDcrk Daily @iba,te.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1867.

L,suis our Asen, New Britain Conn., 70, the sale
Of TIE TRIBUNE. he viii serve our enos theie o. i oeOA
Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

Simeon Draper declines the off % of Police Com
missioner His letter authoritstively snnouac;'e
the fact was communicated yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The European mails per steamship Baltic wi
cIose this morning a. lc4 O'Clock.
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