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not be allowed to collect any feesbv-iuw,
for services that he or she may have rem
dcred
SEC. 4. Nothing inthis act con- tanned
shall be SO construed as to apply to per-
sons who have heretofore been, and are
now engaged in the practice Of medicine,
surgery or obstetrics, ia this State, or to
persons who shall make charitable pre-
serip.ons without reward, ,-orz expectation
thereof
SEC, s. This oct shall take effect and
he in force from and after its passage.
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THE AFRICAN IMPORTATION ScmEMEA
The bill authorising the Importation into
Louisiana of two thousand five hundred
Africans. after passing the Honse ofRep-
Iesentatives of that State, th'littlcfor no
opposition, has been rejected inithe SEN
ate, at the'c!ose of most violent and ex-
citing debate, by miority of two The
measure Is, therefore, for the present, es-
seniially defunc.. iied1
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VARIETY is THE SPICE or LIFEs--.

AKIETlf IS THE SPICE OF LIFE. ~ "A
Wisconsin correspondent cf the Rochcs-
ter Union states that on going from Pfai-
rie du Chen to Lacrosse, few days ago,
singular scene was presented on the
steamboat At one end Of the long sa-
loon a clergyman was preaching to~a
small crowd gathered around him; in the
middle gambling was in busy progress,
and at the other extremity of the saloon
there was music and dancing. , ssA ~
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GREAT HAUL OF RoCKr1sH. On tn,

GREAT HAUL OF RoCKFIsH On the
18th instant VIM. E. Taylor, Esq, of
Norfolk. Va, being at his Willoughby
Point farm, observed an extraordinary
large shoal of fish within the little bay
which forms his fishing ground, and, or
dering the seine to be run out, succeeded
in catching sixty-four rockfsh of enormous
size-some of them four and a half feet
long and weighing one hundred pounds'-
He sold sixty-one Of them for $l0O, and
they were Immediately shipped to Balti-
more and New York.
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JERE. WILLIAMS.

p S.-Thc committee who had the
omnibus judiciary bill referred to them re-
ported back separate bills for each divis-
ion. l think they all, or nearly all will
pass.
The investigating committee bill has
not yet came to the House. Its fate is
doubtful in the House.
The bill for the protection of sidewalks
has passed the Senate 10y vote of a to 3.
One amendment was made to it in the
house, namely, that the fines collected un-
der it shall go to the use of common
schools. 1t requires now only the Sig
natures Of the officers to make it law.
j. w.
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Sale of the Public Works.

The bill for the sale of the Public
Works of Ohio passed the House ofRep-
resentatiyes on Saturday last. Its fate
in the Senate is doubtful. We hope it
may pass. ..-., ~,
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The Condition of Mexico.

A letter, dated at the City of Mexico,
on the 5th inst, and addressed to the Mo-
bile Register, gives the following account
of the internal condition of that coun-
try:
Mexicans of intelligence and experience
agree that the state of the country has
never been SO deplorable as .now5E
Squads of soldiers are necessarily the
move, impressiag artisans and workmen
into the army. The patrols hAe been
removed from the roads, and sharaudng
bands have absolute sway taMost every
where out of the great cities, often per-
pelrating cruel,ies lhat-pake tile blood
curdle. We hear of yihnAs, aud eve1
towns, attacked by hundreds of bandits al
a time, the houses sacked; Snd women
hoTibly mulilaied ynd dragged at horses
nIs III their osn hair. The diligence
from VSra Graz rarely arrives withcu,
having eeasob9cd ,Ace, and even thrice,
:. "A naiswho 4 gss outside of the city
gates without being armed is either foo
'er coward. Il gentleman from Alaba-
ma, who came up from Vera Cruz the
other day, and was overhauled by the
gentlemen of the road" declared he
would not submit to that sort of thing
again, and returned in company with sew
eral other Americans, all armed to the
teeth. They were not molested, and arri.
we'd safely in Heroic City without dischar-
giug a single cylcnder of their reyolv,
erS.
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TRoops OFF FOR UrAu.--We learn from

Troops OFF FOR UTAH--We learn from
the Leavenworth Times, of the 10Th, that
on the day preceding four companies left
that fort for Utah This body of troops,
about three hundred aud thirty in all, iu-
tend overtakiug Colonel Hoffman, and
escort the supply train for Colonel John
ston's command from Fort Laramie; this
supply train consists of one hundred and
sixty heavily aden wagons. and it i:
thought that, if the Mormons intend max
ing fight at all, they viii endeavor te
cut off the train. Other bodies of troops
will soon he under way for Utah, from
which place we soon expect to hear utter
esting if not exciting. news.
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Immense Democratic Lecoupton Meet
ing at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, March 24.-There is an
immense Democratic Anti-Lecomptoii
meeting to night at the City Hall. G, F.
Gilmore, late editor of Post, presided,
assisted by -four vice Presidents, and four
teen Secretaries William A., Stokes
ma1e powerful, bold and eloquent speech
proving Lecompton fraud if forced upon
the people of Kansas, and would cause
the revolution to be acted over again to
establish the right of .self-goyernment..
Resolutions re-afirming the Cincinnati
Platform, and the doctrine of popular
rights were passed by acclamation. John
w. Forney addressed the meeting at
length, with great ability, discussing Kan
sas. The meeting was one Of the largest
ever held by the Democracy here. ar, al,
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@ rhe news from Washington is
chat the vote on the Kansas question viii
be taken in the House of Representative S
on Thursday of this week. The result
/. of the vote in the Senate will be found in
to-day's paper.
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EA case of some interest to the la-,
,,,,, lo..;lol I,,k xyaoly - xha Os,>ro~,~

dies Was decIueu last week IN Tue oupremo
Court of Georgia. One Mr.. Savage. "f
Dougherty County, died, leaving : VII
which devised his property to. his wife,
but in the event of her marriage to 60 10
his children, thus cutting Of The wife
without a shilling Gen. Morgan, the
counsel for the widow, argued the. case
with great ability, and conteuded that this,
provision in the Will being in restraint of
Of marriage, was contrary to the policy Of.
our law. and illegal, but the Court held,
that man had right to leave his props
to his wife during her widowhood, and
cut her off if she marred-and that the
! Savage will was legal. /. s.,,;.ra,
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GY A vote was taken IN theOhio House
Of Representatives on Saturday on the
proposition to hold an adjourned session.
: It was defeated 10y majority of 5.
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,WEH 8RIRr r.roe.
wooDsFiEI.D. ouio, MARCH 81 1855

tB A friend, who mails his letter at
Sardis. sends us an essay for publication,
which we have mislaid. Tais will ac-
count for its appearance.
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WASHINGTON, March 23-SENATE. =
The Senate was again crowded. The
preliminary business was unimportant.
Mr.. Green replied, denying the asser-
ton of the Senator from Michigan, that
the friends of Lecompton have been driven
from :heir position. The Senator from
Illinois implied the same thing. But
it is not SO The committees report
stands unehallcnged. Its every individ-
ual charge is sustained by official evidence,
and the only exception taken to the re-
port is by the Senator from Vermont, who
objects to the use of the harsh appela-
Etion of rebels. He said the statement
that nineteen counties were disfranchised
| in Kansas meant to deceive. Those
counties were wilderness without inhab-
itants. He defended the legality of the
early steps for. the formation of the Lee
compton Constitution, and denied the as.
sertions of the, Senator from Vernon
lEEoot that there were broken pledges
on the part of Walker and the President
Every body, knows Walker was in favor
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19
TRANSFORMATIONS

THE partnership heretofore existing under the style
Il and firm OF CLIFTON & ABBOTT, was dissolved on
the 9th inst by mutual consent 10 take effect the
2nd Of February, 1885, The business viii be contnu-
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT CO., q Philadelphia.
All persons indebted To the late afm, previous the
I'd OF February, 1855 viii please cal immediately lat
the old stand, No. IS Cedar street settle with
GEo. u. ABayrr, who Is fully au collect and
receipt for the same.
In retiring from the Arm OF C.Jr1oN AmoTT, take
great pleasure in recommending % the patronage OF
my friends, Nessrs. CIIYToS. ALBRIGHT Co. gentle
worthy OF conndenee, and solicit for them con
tinuanee 90 pasi fayors.
RPrl3-u GEO. r. ABBOTT.
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dissolution.

V,HE partnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the style OF MACKENZIE VIII
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 9th ut
j. w WILSON has purchased the entire interest %
ALEX MAcKENzIE in said firm, and will continue the
business under his own name He Is charged with
the payment of all he debts OF the firm, and is alone
authorized the of the hrm liquidation.
ALEX MACKENZIE
MARRIOTT j. ". WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-19

In retiring from the business Of BOYD Co.. heart
lily recpmmond my late partner 20 the public,
thy in every respect Of their confidence. andI ear
nestly solicit for him continuation Of the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed.
marl2-n TAO JOS W DABIsS
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Tanners Oil.
$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.

$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
WE are now in receipt Of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties broug 10 this market They
all Of the growth Of 1857, and from the following
houses Of well known reputation:
DIR. Landreth Il Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Withersfeld, &c.
Risley's, Fredonia, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
for gratuitOus distribution Call and get one.
In addition to the above have a large supply OF
the most usual varieties by the pound, and Beans and
Peas by the husheL
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
just received from the celebrated house Of Johnson,
Robbins x Co., 1000 Papers OF Flower Seeds. The
lovers of Flowers have larger and better assort-
from which make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS & BROWN,
- No. 10 South Public Square,
jan13-n Opposite the Market House.
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
To
Nashville and Stations on n. s.
G.. Railroad, west of SteveusOn
z ssE:s:ss3 80 I'LL

First Class, (including HATS per 100. .sI IS
sscone Sl1ss- 90
lhird lass ..--..........
Special Rates for Furniture &C . al
4 NoAfEIiiioN between steamers and Propellers
- plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused reduction in Steamers frerhts
on through Goods As their charges may fuctuate
we give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
to Nashville AT the same time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed at any time prior LIST June the
rates as heretofore advertised Through Races from
New York and Philadelphia Nashville in connection
With Charleston and savannah Steamship Lines, viz:
First Class, per 100. 81 90
Second Class. .e...............- a
ihHu .lass .............-.......... ] SIS
special Rates" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 so
tohsien Goods 20 Agent Central Railroad Savannah
and TO Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
overcharges and damages (except damages occur
ing al sea- VIII be promptly settled heretofore
Fer further information Cards giving classinca.
non &c, apply 20 me AT the Y. c. Railroad Depot or
by mail 10 CUAS ~ ANprpSoN- -
feb22-u f:o,sr.i 80,
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dissolution.

INHE partnership heretofore existing between VIII
l. BoYD, Jr., and JOS. ". DAMS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent and Will L. BOYD, alone
Is authorized 20 settle the accounts Of Boyd Co.
jos. " DABBS,
Feb. %, 1855. WILL l. BOYD, jr.
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FRESH SEEDS.
4 = BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
lO 10 barrels Timothy %
Blue Grass Seed, cleaned and stripped,
Herds Grass Seed,
Onion Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese Sugar Cane,
Japan Peas, 81
Iandreth's Garden Seeds
Flower Seed,
just received by RAINS K BROWN,
febl3 No. 10, Public Square
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Benz. II. Shields Sales.

N OCULAR Auction sales Of FURNITURE, COOKING
II Utensils, cAHFEfIN6S, &C, every Saturday
morning At 10 O'Clock
DEGUIAR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
II Varieties. each "Wednesday and Friday eyeaing ~
early Gas Light, by
Jan. ID bi-NJ p SHELLS
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Notice of Dissolution.

FINHE partnership existing between b. LANIER &
i GEO. MIZELt, under the style of b. LANIER &
Co, is this day dissolved. b. Ianier having purchas
ed Geo. Mzes entire interest in the late firm, is alone
authorized TO settle up the same. b. IANIER.
Mar. IS, 1855 GEO. MlZEIL.
go Referring 20 the above notice, take great
pleasure in recommending to my friends my late as
sociate in business, Mr. Il. Laner, a gentleman
every way worthy OF their continued patronage
March IS, 1858 GEO MIZELL.
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Needles. Fish Hooks, &C., &c.
Post Once.

kAszIfiLLE, March %, ikts, ]
F>Fnn aaa sflef the ist ID April, tbs fnst once wi
II 10 ot,enea On S4aaass a hair .past A a.. and
ciose Al = A ~. OIea again AZ =. ~ snd eip<e a
r. On al other DAYS the u.ire VII be ofened a
lsif .sast O. csock A n. aad ciese Al x o'cleek r.
81 s. J. ANDERSON, fcsz Master.
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Hats and CAPS for Men. Bows and children

] AN receiving direct from the man -
"a ufactories, all the latest styles Of Spring -
~ AID Summer HATS and CAPS consisting "a
- ~ part OF the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of
all qualities. Also, full assortment Of mems and
BOYS Wool Hats and Caps. VIII be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, or 10 punctual dealers
B. r. CUTTER
No SO and SO. cor, of Broadway and College SITS.
mar Is Nashville Ten,, -
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

yyfIIS article was constructed in consequence OF
suggestion from the American Institute, That
SIMPLE portable and ow-priced furnace, was mucn
oca5ed nv farmers for boiling steaming food and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes. II took
the premium at the U. 5. Agricultural fair at LOUIS
M Inst received WM. STEWART,
49, No. Ii Market street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking Stoves
for coal ". -
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Executors Notice

A II. gersoas hagias e4al1lz against the Estate a
~ Fazn. JaxzR, dsct1, hFs hereoF ncslaed 70 Ere
sut them FropsFiy pEoeea and wshia ttss time pr
seribci b. iaxs aRa tsoss azHg sasd kssais are &c
qn-stsd - nsaks i.nueaAaae pas tsens-
fEftsk isIf1Ifan, -.
may4-aim A A. HAIIHkR.
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Y<HE undsrsisned = he anthnftse5 aEenef % -
/ sats 81 rsrser Rolfe 4 SWEETS Ezffnza S5Axs=
Ala q be he brst ard cheapest spkes nes y
supply cal1siaaEly - hand and ftT sale -
D. u. DirKEf,
sprlo-<f col.ess Sk<s<4. kss1ylls.
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Gents Wear
at Cost for Cash.

NtJE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Naices which will close out at Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an op-
portunity 10 purchase at low down prices Call at No
y, Public Square
mare-u SNYDER & FRHZELL.
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GENTS WINTER BOOTS.
IoHN RAMAGE, a. College Street, is IA receipt Of
81 Gents super Calf Water -pruol stitched Boots
- Congress u. :. Caters.
:" u. : Shoes.
a. Pump sole Dress Roots.
f" Caters etc
tanek-h JOHN RAMAGE
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Paper Hanging.

AL kinds a. rlaia ana HeoeEatlyp fairf hanssng
n Aone "a he hesf usanncr, and e1sAl.-t p.,ee, py
ns- Orders In a Wm Rcas's, No. u po~aerSk
.,rr-t. vii b rre1nplly aiiented ~
: fs..<s<~.r-, = No. A. X Crczief, Jos b White,
4 BaI..s' Horn Fssa, 1. y. cereey gen8s
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APPLES.
fEn Brls APpIEs jast seeslsoa snE sar sale ~
lOO apEla-4 u taNhEf
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Notice.

PLANTERS, .RSlSk or TENNESSEE,
NsssArslls, karcA SID, ls5s-
VtElkfE veil be mrsi!as q The Stockholders 81 this
il fAank hrld NJ The hznkiGg House n Nashville,
the 1T 1ane next. 10 o'eeek. A. Ia take inse
consideration fa Al TIE recent session u the
Legislature q thas STATE Prafing an Amendment -
Iha clATter 81 tAi ilaAk. b order q the Beard
asrS-ta d. WEAVER. Cashier.
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Balfimore Coffee.

IOHS YsnsK 90 haxs "a h.za Ms Dess Goia =.
u ever eflsFea Cor sAis - iile alaFkel III
aprs-a
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f,tourc &C srps 4 v ls ssrs % ths gsain. snail
L ii q rs ee<k fof sale ~ = -.
And y e ux1<lN L@a0on Hall
ssrsS-1a
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A FATHERS ADVICE.

Many years ago, remember of a young
man leaving his paternal roof to look out
for himself: On the eve of quitting his ma
tive mili.village, his father placed roll of
bank bills in his hand, with this advice
''Josiah, you are now about to 20 out into
the wide world, where it's good deal wider
than tits here, and no fence round it neither.
Take them bills; and, mind ye, keep yer fin
ger onto 'em tight, for the winds mighty
apt to blow 'em where you'll never see 'em
aagin: You hain't got hard finish edication,
but tell ye Josiah, common school larnin
10 jist as good as the hard finish, if you on
y know how to handle it. Don't swear
- don't throw the dips-don't play keards
-don't hang about tarvurns-but yer may
chaw tsrbarker some, cause yer dad dose.
Don't cheat anybody what can't afford to
stand it; them as can, you may put the
hard finish onto as thick as you like
Keep stiff upper lip, Josiah, and don't let
nobody impose on ye. If they do inst you
bring out them hard-fnish ticks what yer
old dad guv yer for heritance."
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1857. 1851.
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet.

For Florence, Omaha City, Council. Bluffs, Belle
rue, st. Mdry's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Linden, Brownsville, Loweu, Oregon City, While
CiOsd Ioacd Point, Savannah, 81. Joseph, Paler
mo, Afchison, Weston, Ledrenrorfh City, Kan
sas, independence, Liberty, Lexington, &c.
THE NEW, ELEGANT FAvORITE Pas
l. SENGER steamer. WA. CAMPBELL. VIM. EDDs,
Master, will regular packet to the above and
all intermediate points on the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire
Thew Campbell" has recently been fitted up and
in the most modern STYLE regardless Of
pense and with eye single to strength safety and
comfort well with every convenience. that could
render her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her both regards capacity for business superior
accommodations for passenger equal in the trade
Captain Edds hopes to receive at the hands Of his
merous Missouri river friends, continuance Of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
series Of years, while in command OF different boats
and for which he hereby desires to present his most
grateful acknowledgements promising increased efforts
to give general satisfaction and retain their confidence
and patronage.
reasonable share Of the patronage Of shippers and
the public generally, is respectfully solicited.
For freight passage or information, apply to
JOSEPH NcENTlRE, Agent.
No. 50 Lcvee, and Commercial street.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
DUBUQUE, DAILY, TRI-WEEkLS s "'''''
TINES.

vvyHE PUBLICATION or the N, 10 rommeA
Time., "-an Evening Paper-" .as
~ =, before the 18th DAY OF JUNE neS,. -,
printed on large esh, column sheet o. the
E01 IS.nsnfcnt Republican, and will contain aAs
latest Political, Commercial. Local and other 80.
The TRl-wEEKLY TINES will he issue 'u 'a o.,s.as
r,urssav and Saturday Evenings, ana VIII "'
.sa Nnws and Editorial matter Of the Daiy. .sx
The WEEKLY TINES will se ISSUED ever, yySrr
,wn In addition to the Latest General ln'els,
md Editorial matter Of the Daily, it will 60 -
summary Of the events'of interest," A
AGRICULTURAL progress Of every County in the 80
can be heard from, arranged under the heaU ~ =
spective Counties. 1t will also contain large -
OF Miscellaneous Reading adapted to the FANNY -
and especially to the wants of the Farming COMM
TERMS. -.
DAILY. per annnm, IN se'.
Rl-wEEkLY........S4
WEEKI.V..........
or S. after six months. a
To CLUBS Copies Sc; 10 Copies $la; ~ oors,AN
Rates Of Advertising, same as the other ieSar
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 1-n7-u.