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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
Flower Seeds by Mail.
twenty Choice varieties for One Dollar

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
URE subscriber epectfuy announces that to supply
that has been greatly felt by Amateurs Of Flowers,
he has purchased from Mr.. K. Bliss Of Pring feld Mass
OF his Flower SEEDS, which have been fOBnd
known in every State OF The UniOn to be Of the
reliable characters. make Tho following extract from
Bliss Catalogue that Il be seen that sell them
exactly his prices His seeds embrace only
raising ecOns from the best English, French
an German flower They sold at about half
price that flower seeds have before commanded In this
ket.
Ihave ecIed out Of my large cOeCOH OF flower seeds
beautiful and snowy varieties, each distinct
color calCuised TO produce effect when liant
ed beds groups in the weT border have had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical aud En-
gisb name height time of towering, color of the flower
growing, whether erect or Trailing, &c, the
should be and other valuable hlu its cultvR-
In selecting these varieties, have been careful to
exclude all which shY bOOmers or have Insignificant
Appearance the collect VIII comprise only tn
which really snowy and handsome, and which believe
would prove u The entire sGtsa lion OF any lady
temsn he might be disposed 10 order them he COeo-
will be ut free by any part OF the country al
The following prices:
Assortment No. !. Consists OF twenty choice VaTie-
ties Of Annua s..s......ss...s..ss.s,..Sl %
A" No. Consists Of twenty choice VaTie-
ties OF BIennisls and Perennials. ] 20
No. Consists OF ten extra hue varieties
OF Animals and PerenBals, embracing
many OF the rev and choicest in Culu-
bONs-s- / W
No. T. Consists Of five very choice varies
ties, selected from Prize Flowers OF
Engish PauSieB, German Caruaaon,
and PiCOtee PinkG, VeTbe1as; TrshIurs
Pr nCh AsteTs, and Double Holly hooks,
each Of which are sold at twenty-five
cents slngly %
Persons in ordering will please give the number Of
Assortment. "Reminiscences be de IN bank bills
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ian28-G kaEhville, Tennessee.
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Tt1uIs OF she hands lmesI Improvements m hdEeneld
within gwenry miuutes' walk { the "a q . 4nc
IS eleys ion overlooking the entire ylgs heal ny
dry. d ud6d by some city scenery BE can
be uud Ia this E-yy convenience necessary 10
render d c0mturIan.e d sm.ly residence ana country
home have been added.
iauqI--U BOYD & co
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For sale.

THAT valuable business stand Market Street, sdlon
i ing the Warehouse Of a. Hamilton, occupied BY
COnley clothing stOFe Of the best stands in tine city
oThny retail establishments Price very mOdert'
Applyt
nov "a FB v LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13

Bank 0fKTaeI7yySITe-

nv NO handsome Lots in Rdgsasd, on Woodland Street
The Lots front 50 feet each, and 40 ieot deep
Apply % A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
FaMII-I hEsTDENCEFnR 1870 q

TOR Ore residue n the ensuing year, desire the
II rssidesue the Louisville turnpike road one and
hall mtrslrom Nashville, known the late residence Of
gusu BROOKS which situation CONSISTS acres in all
ou o which s hye MOTTO be surpassed Gar
den nurB see The residue 10 pasture grounds. The tenene
ON his "a consist or main house with good rooms
Eit1 Ecneu, negro house, stable, and good well of
YER. For apply 70 yotlN " lL2ONs or
fHrgl-sgr II. IA. HARRISON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
Valuable House and Lot
Fob SALE,

IN kpGEFI Id within a Esw minute . walk Of -
j The business PORTION OF lbIs city. The lot Is 'SO NJ!
feet asep and 60 feet 'front.' aud the house is DO COZ
vvuIuut and comfortable. Apply a. tnls Zee.
,. TeSs-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
e q q
$50 Rich Fancy BOnnets,
AND PARIS MILLINERY AT COST.
We give up our Profits this Season,
NO MISTAKE.
THE
MAGIC SHOW ROOMS OF E. WISE, agent

Ladies' come out in gay attire,
And keep merchants from despair
And long faces
NOV, Ladies' there is excuse for DgWdy Bonnet,
IN make things look more gloomy than Bank Suspen
sOns scarcity Of money, &C. for must close out
Fall Stock.
50 Cloth Cloaks frou 81 S. worth double that prize.
1900 Pieces Ribbons, every new ard beautiful styes
$40 canLOns Of Paris Flowers for BOnnets, Bantys DC;
50 do Rich Manabon and Ostrich plumes, designs;
% cases Of rich and medium price eOored Gimps AID
plain StraWs
10 cases eoIOrsd LeghOm Flats, Misses GipssyS, Plain
Straws, sc.
25U boxes Rush caps and Illusions.
Our stock Of Fancy bOnnets will suTpaEg anything
have displayed previous openings aTge stock OF
cloth amss aad cOas, latest shapes, At half the price
any the city. Buga collars and Laces very large stock;
Embroidsres Needle york Goods endless Variety 800
dozen Hoped skirts Of every design large stock
Fancy and ornamental goods, consisting Of hne Cabbas
combs, style Bonnet comb, and Gumeastc Head
role artcle Extracts, superior article a. 50 cents,
worth IS Gloves Psrasols, FANS, extremely low
prices good stock Of WOleR Goods for children, Tai
mas Jackets, s LegsnRs, Hose, style, KgOles for
sheasT and panys Ladies' Worked and Fancy Dress eaRF
MohaIr silk and Fancy Headdresses, Chenietvel
vet a I'd Binl, large stock OF Cbemells.
Partisan Millinery Bazaar. E. WISE, AGENT
nOv22 No. 40, UnIon street, ueTI doOrto State Bank
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E.rea RanlKs.

HAVE for sale a large amount Of property which will
sell for Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, or certified
checks On a. the prices that have always askad FOL
( he properly. sent 90 VS. LfWOSLBY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13

n Z A
TTAVlNG sold my interest the establishment OF H. H.
/ % ENk> Co, 10 NsfsTs. Il. a. HAYNES s Z. l.
LYLEs embraU7 this opportunity 90 return my sincere
anEs n sac trading uubuC. Tor Oh liberal patronage they
rave up. the arm. leaving them permit
- sole continuance that u1e TAI patronage So which
Messr- Hsrues Lyles, bg lbCr integrity industry, and
as-fuu attention business, are 60 deserveuy entitled
JOHN vs. MORTON
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MegrOes To arc.


4 GOOn PAIN HAND 70 hire 70 some person living in
n the vicinity Edgeaeld. Also COCO CARPENlER
Tor hire % Gay vicinity. L. q X. W. BROWN.
ian 21-IUd AK Cherry Street.
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10. EDWARDS,

10. EDWARDS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDIHe MERCHAHT,
DEALER
BRAEDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, rENEEsBHRs
GROCERIES.
IOO HHDs Prime to Choice Sugar;
HUI 50 bbls Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 Old Govt Java COGees
100 bbls and half bbls Reboled MolRBss8
500 whole, half aud quarter boxes Star Candles
100 boxes Summer Mould do
80 Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
go Assorted GlassWase;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, BrHds and Spikes assorted
80 bags Pepper spice and Ginger,
90 . Almonds:
% English Walnuis and FlIberts;
25 cases half and quarter boxes SaTdlnesi
$1,000 Imported Cigars;
so 900 various brands cigars;
SO dozen Painted Buckets.
so nests do Tubs;
50 Matches;
IS coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
julyII 10. EDWARDS.
LIQURS,
EOO BBLs RBCTIFIED WHISKY,
0UU 50 &" Old Bourbon do
50 Rye do
100 American Brandy,
100 " Walkers Xxx Ale,
IS Rum,
Also, large Of dns Brandes, Wines, &c. in Store
juiy II 10. EDWARDS.
CEMENT.
EOO BBLs Louisville Cement in store and for sale By
9UU IuIyU 10. EDWARDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
MERCHANTS,

Who visit HashVils for the purpose oEylnF Table KnFan
and ForEas Pocket Knives Shear, eisl0rl, shot Guna
and haes Locks Of all kinds Cotton CaFdn, AKssoF any q
the tnnumefable items esIary % make up a eounsts
to0k Of Hardware.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
Lindsey's Advertisements
For Sale

A HANDSOME country residence, the Dickinson OF
TBrsnch Louisville turnpike * milee from hsehvihe
1s place contains IS OF ground acres Of which Is
woodland. The dwelling is neat freme house win Tour
rooms kitchen an and out houses q every
nd n the very best order OR place there Is never
sng supply Of water. For srm which are suitable 70
ise I9-Sf V S LINDsLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13

~ W
Tue Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
PhOsOph cal Apparatus Maps, Globes &c, ahuTdug every
facility the study OF tae nCien
The lnst situated point remarkable for its
heahiuInu6 and good society, and accessible BY Kali
road the whole south.
With The advantages enumerated, and having large and
well arranged College BgdIhg, capable Of accommodating
hundred pupils, Trustees feel comb
dent that the Ius uuOn not but will receive an
increased patronage.
40. c. sMARTT,
SesN Board Of Trustees
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13

TRUNKS,
YALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
T AIDES, ane Travelling Trunks; extra size;
Il do sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
Fine sole leather Valisesi
do do do Ashland do
A large stock Of
Carpet Bags satches, and BLACK Bags, OF all sizes and
styles; all cheap for cash.
Can at No. q Public Square.
Octs SNYDER & FRIZZBLL.
LADIES WEAR.
I AsTlNG Caters, with and Without heels,
II Congress Gsers, with and without heels,
Lasting Front Lace Callers,
Glove Kid Caters Congress and Side Lace
Boots, with OF without heels,
French Slippers and Buskins,
g Kid Slippers ane Busk1ns5
French Kid Slippers, with heels. . - -
T7RFSH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-lOO
4 hhds prime to choice Sugar
700 bbls Powdered, Lost and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Bic Coffee
100 bbis Molasses;
100 4 bbls do
50 bags Old Gov Java and Laguayn Coles
IS bbls haekerel assorted;
50 dozen Buckets.
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candies;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted,
100 boxes Tobacco assorted bFandE
5000 Imported Regalia Cigars
$4,000 assorted brands DO
IS boxes Scotch Herrings
8 tisrces Fresh Figs
20 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
so boxes Bar Soap.
febll NAE F CHEATHAM
I lot ORS.-2OO bbls Pi kes Magnolia Whisky
= $50 bbs Robinson Co DO.
200 bbs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
leo bbls American Brandy;
20 bbls do Gin;
20 bbs Pesch Brandy,
Also large stock Of Fine Imported Brandies and
Wines, lust received and for sale by
feb ii 81 &E F CHEATHAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13

fINhE uuusga eluuiy request ali iause ludesLeo
L 10 aim come forward and make aymtn. during me
present moHh u tebuar further Indulgence cannot be
liveu sudhr shall be compelled 20 place TIE accounts nd
all ia 20 comply, lutO tle hands of an ucer
rbr collection. de is very much obliged pablo for
the patronage him, aud hopes will DO coaun
lsb s-Itn N. SULZBACHER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13

EEG9 hanks
HAVE Dwelling House and Lot for sale the Pub
lie Square Tor which will take tie Notes of any Of the
Free Banks Of Tennessee.
Now Is the tine for enterpusBg merchant TO pro
cure good home, will give reasonable time within
which be water calico" Tor the notes. Apply 70
sept 30 v LlADSLEY.
NOa Is YOUR CHANCEI
ITO purchase that valuable lot In Eigeded, the -
i'm Turnpike, adjoining the residence Of Mr.. ~ en-,
The lot fronts lOO feet $50 feet deep and within
Walk OF the Public Square. To good pure ~ who
wishes IMPROVE the property, any length Of s viii be
given paw the purchase money that he desires may
remain bond aRd mortgage for years Il, esred.
Apply 70
dec AV S LlSuSLRY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-13
CARPENTERS,

Who want 70 buy Planes ofanY kind Common or Cat sta
Augers and Anger Bits, Hand and Tenon saws RuIr4
Foot AdEss Braces and Bits Double and single Plane B'
CouPassea Chisea aud Gougeg, Drawing Knives, Climb
ets, Haehes and Hammer, Spirit Levels OIL and Water
Stones, Squares Of kind, Screw Drivers Gauges Char
LiRss Anger and Chissl Handles, Saw sets.
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@ College street.
ENGLISH CALF FxTENsION sOLED

SHOES,
HAVE lui received an additional supply Of Double sOed
4 alt nulched-D5wn " shoes Also; Calf Kid Congress
Caters, superior Ub Double Sosd and HafDouble Boots,
For sale al he yeTs lowest prices.
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BLACKSMITHS,

VINO Az nneed Of Anvis Of any size, Tcsl ohar os-
mon or Box Bellows Of any size warranted 20 uort per-
ecty hOrse hasps, Plat and EalT Round FILES Sled ad
HAND Hammers, Horseshoe Malta HnEiah and Ansraan
BsteT Casl and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies, old il1hon.
cd Screw Plates cost.
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Neal Country Residence.

AN Offering for sale small Of Len6, miles from
the city, the N0iensvllle urnpike CONTAINING y
The residence Is Cottage with
double kiehen double negro cabin, stable, DC. VIII be
sold low ApplytO
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Valuable IAPROYED CITY LOIS FOB

VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOh
SALE.
nNE Lot fronting rapls street 90 feet, running back
~ 100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing OF
10 rooms, good cisteTn, Smoke house, DC.
ALSO Lot fronting l26 Pearl street and lel
feet deep, with good two story Brick House containing
10 rooms servants rooms kitchen, good well, smoke
house. Both Lots finely with shTubbery, shade
fru trees, and wall be sold accommodating terms AIs
ply 20 NANCE d WOODWARD,
JAMES d. MURRBLL, OF
WM. Z. NANCE.
Several good Farms, we'll improved, near Nashville
A large number Of unimprOVed Lots. Several Garden
Lots, from 70 IS acres, near the city. Those wishing
purchase will do well 70 call soon on.
isn7-'57-n NANCE d WOOD GARD
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al GOOD DWELLING.

9 ITUATED on Cherry Street. Lincon's sal, s now
y offered sale. The lot 81 feet, front by lSO. The
house brick containing in ell nine The house and
lot offered less than the of the Building.
Apply 10
dec1O ser v S LINnsLBY.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16
Minnesota Currency.

Over million OF dollars Of Minnesota
currency is in the Auditor hands awaiting
the deposit Of acceptable securities, to be is
sued to the several banks which have re.
Gently been organized under the law. A
general feeling Of Indignation is felt at the
recent attempts which have been made by
the M'nnesof'dn aud its ally OF tho New
York Tribune to keep this currency locked
up, by indastrousy deprecia,ipg the credit
Of Minnesota stocks Recent events point
strongly to the probability that the Min
nesota State aid bonds will rank high as ia
vorites in the Eastern market The people
may be assured that uothrg vii b, left I'm
done by the railroad companies TO give q
substantial standing to these bonds and as
an earnest OF their good faith, We believe it
is intended by the Minnesota and Pacific
Company, TO provide in advance tor the
payment Of the frst two ye re- interest on
the toads.
Surely the ardor with which the compa-
MES have prosecuted their Iabors- the sub
stan,isl value they have given to the i'm
provcments which are to enter into the Sc
curites Of the State, and this prompt pro-
vision for contingencies so far ahead, should
meet with some other return. at leas, from
Minncsotiaus, than q labcrious attempt 10
cast suspicion upon their integrity and de-
preciate their ,ndeavors TO promote the in
,erests Of the community. But how. above
all. can any ouc, having the interests oil
Minnesota at heart. assail the foundation of
its currency by 'Wr',ses drawn from nothing
but the mischievous malignity Of their in.
vcntors, and interpose to check the opera
ton Of the Banking system Of the State, by
needlCssly prjudg'ng the motives Of the men
who control the credit Of the State Bonds.
We repeat here what we have said before.
that Il our State and Railroad Bonds are
Of good standing in New York. they will
be accepted by the Auditor as security for
Bank issues II they arc dscrcdited in
New York, they will be refused by the
Auditor, so tina, the spprehensions which
some OF our Eastern exchanges exprs upon
the subject arc quite grcrudless.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16
Important Foreign News.

by the arrival of the City Of Washing.
ton, at New York, we have late foreign
news. The London Morning Post, anti
ministerial. announces the recall Of Lord
NAPIER. the British Minister at Washing.
ton, and the appointment in his stead Of
Mr. Lyons, the English Minister at Flo.
renee. The Post says the cause Of the re.
call OF Lord NAPIER is his tendency in ia
vor Of the Monroe doctrine" The mir.
isterial papers confirm the report, but say
that Lord NAPIsR will have European
mission. the Government merely making the
change in the regular course OF diplomatic
promotion, being perfectly satisfied with
Lord NAPIERs course.
No intelligence had been received 10
England, at the time the City Of Washing.
ton sailed THE oath ulD of the missing
steamer Indian Empire. Of the Galway
line. which sailed from New York on the
Odd OF October. Fears are entertained OF
her loss
The trial OF NJ. de MoSrALgxBExr was
commenced at Paris on the Gath OF No.
vember, The press had been forbidden to
discuss the trial or publish notes Of the pro-
cc,dings.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16
Virginia DE mocratic Convention.

The deliberations Of this body resulted in
the nomination Of the Hon. Joms LErcuEn
for the Office Of Governor, ROBERT l.. Mon
rAGUE, Esq, for that of Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, JOHN Is. TUCKER, Esq, Tor the At
torney Generalship. After the nominations
had been made. Mr.. Oh. WISE offered the
following resolutions
|. Rssoicsd, That trusting to the patriotism.
wisdom and fidelity Of The present Chief Magis.
rate OF the Union, and in view Of the conduct
which has hitherto characterized his direction
81 public AFFAIRS. We recognize II as q duty,
binding on every true Democrat, whatever hon.
est dfferences may have arisen on isolated
questions Of public policy, to rally to the sup.
port Of the administration, in the name of, and
Tor the sake OF, the party whose best interests
must remain identified with its own.
,. Rssoirsd. That we rejoice unfeignedly in
the late victory, SO gloriously achieved by the
loyal democracy OF Illinois. brethren in the
same political faith, we recognize their sue.
cess AZ our triumph, and in common with pa.
triotic men Of oil sections and all parties, we
nnd special cause for congratulation in the
defeat Of dangerous sectional organization.
The resolutions were passed with but few
dissenting votes, Afterwards. however, o
debate ensued on the last resolution, which
resulted in its being reconsidered, and laid
upon the table. The objection to it was
thai it endorsed the Illinois platform, and
JUDGE DouoLAs' position, that by non-legis-
latin. slavery could be excluded from the
Territories.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16
ss"~tor DougIa. aud the Senate Com
ntttses

The telegraph brings US intelligence that
at u caucus Of Democratic Senators, Hon.
JANIS g. GREEN, was substituted rs Chair
man OF the Committee on Territories, in
place OF Judge DoUdLAs The Senate has
yet, by formal vote, TO confirm the action
Of the CAUCUS
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says there were only seven votes
cast for DOUGLAS in the Democratic Scna-
torial caucus. These we're thrown by
Messrs. SHIELDS, STUART, CLw0MAs,
BKows, TooxBs, GREEN, and BIGLgR The
debate lasted from ten O'Clock in morning till
late in the afternoon. Great bitterness was
manifested, and Mr.. TooMBs left the caucus
when the debate was at i.s highest. Mr..
BRoDERioK wss not invited. and Senator
HAMMOND and others absented themselves.
Judge DouGLAs, fora dozen years past,
in the Senate and House. has been at the
head Of the Committee on Territories. and
has filled the important position with signal
ability and usefulness by the proposed
change. few men undeserving the high
title Of American Senators, will crafty
their petty jealousy but the country will be
the loser.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

The reception OF Judge Dou0tAs at the
South is in the highest degree enthusiastic.
AT ST. Louis, Memphis. New Orleans. and,
indeed, at every point he visits, the people
gather by thousands to testify their admira-
ton ard regard for the bold aud patriotic
statesman. Al New Orleans be was greet
Cd by the largest ssssmblage ever convened
in that city. His speeches made during
this tour will rank among his ablest efforts.
They are received with the same enthusiasm
at the South az at the North. lie does
not vary tie spirit or principles of his
speeches to suit ATTITUDES or longitudes
but talks everywhere the same doctrines in
the same tone. These doctrines are i'm.
bued with the spirit Of Democracy and
nationality and they are listened TO and
acquiesced IN with equal pleasure by the
patriots Of the extreme South, the Middle
Section and the North What other poll.
tician can satisfy the legitimate demands Of
all sections, and at the same time preserve
his own consistency by always eDunciatiDg
the same principles? The fact that he &C.
composites both, is, in itself, the highest
compliment which can be paid to the man,
and the highest endorsement which can be
given 10 bis doctrines
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16
That step D" Advance"

Mr. JsFvxRsoS DAVIS in - late speech
before his Mississippi constituency. com
needing the ADMINISTRATION, stated that he
knew The Frcsid,n, was ready 10 take step
in advance u the positions assumed 10 the
lscomp'cn controversy. THIS, inasmueh as
IL was said in convection with the proposed
scheme for a congressional save code for
the ,erritor'cs VAS taken As . prediction
that the President would recommend such
Law IN his Annual Mrsssge- This document
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

SoUrH CARolISA-South Carolina, Yer.
mont, and Massachusetts,, are great States,
in the sensation way. On the 81, in the
Legislature OF the first named State. resolu.
tons we're introduced into the House, in
s,ructiug the representatives from South
Carolina iu Congress to use oil efforts to
secure the repeal OF all measures restrictive
Of the slave trade, the same being 10 derogs
ton Of the rghtU OF the South. They were
ordered for consideration. We may now
look for demonstration in some Of the New
England States. which will overthrow this
proposition in folly and absurdi,y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

Tux n. Y correspondent Of the Boston
Journal writes as follows, as 10 HESsY
wAsD BsscHxR, on the qualifications for
communion
M Bcecher held communion 10 his church
On the FIRST sabbath n November. lie cited
rearly the same words he used on the former
occasion, and eIaery the sane sentiments
The words we're taken down from lips as he
spose them by cue competent 10 DO ss-And
their accuracy can be aiiesisd - hy men sho
will be believed any~herr, On the 7th Of No
ysmber, NJ. Beesher arose and said In sab
stance II invite al % =; VIII u.. that feel
they have the true love Of Jesus within them
~hsthsr ,hss are members q any chareh or
hot, they eeIay The Isege themselves"