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Dress Goods.


together with endless variety Of medium and
low priced Silks in Flounccs, Robes guile, and by
,he yard in Plain, Plaid, striped and Bayaderes also
satin Faced and Double Tyyilied MerinoeS and Cash
mercs Great variety Of all Wool and Union Plaids
MousdelAines aud every thing new and desirable in
his way.
CIoaiSs, shawls, and Scarfs.
We have now the rgcst and most elegantly assorted
stock in tins way ever seen IN die country, many OF
which importcd by Aessrs. \. ]. Stewart & Co
of NcwIofk, expressly for oar safes 10 Neiyets, We
have them all prices from Sis to 500. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth AMI eaver rlnas aud long
coaks etc fur ladies and children m all qualities, at
from three dollars UP shaws IN all sns ana quail
ties both square and long from the INST ordinary Ia
the elegant Also Juss received a fresh invoice
those elegant coiored all silk, Chenele shAws,
bat really beautiful.
Laccs and EmbroIderfes.
In this lu. our stock sapeTh-vfabTaoioga all the
novelties Of the Collars and Sleeves separate
ana 10 sets, both for colors and mourning, elegant
sr,dsI Wells aud IIandkerchiofs Lace Fsl real and
imitation; J1conei and swiss Trimmings aud flnune.
ngs. Real vsoneiennes, foint Applique Lace, tnesT-
nss, etc, etc
Honse Furnishings.
49, io4 10 by IA, 10 by IA, 10 by io-s, nsmask
he yard. All sixrs ColoTcd Wool, IRon, aud Cottoa
Table Cloths, Plaid striPcd fuhnrtirs, Napkins To-
sether ~iihA kinds OF Diapers IosehGgs, Aarseilies
quits, etc etc. Also all widths cutsun and lAnrn
shcctings, flll0H -l-mens tA'Inestscs, etc, etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin IAlnes Ia an eelofs, with trimmings 70
match Elegant Reps ia Ctliutz enlors ~th trimmings
20 match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains all Wool
Union and Cottoa lsmask, great variety, together
with Cornees, Curtain iins and ihnsis.
Carpetings and oiI-CIoths.
Real Wilton c-rp.,s. ueg4ni Nelss, AID Brussels,
in great varsity. losautB Phys aud lngras The In
grains the largest AID best assorted have ever
offered and al lower prices Alsa teivet aud hrus.
s.ls HaF and Hall CsrpetS; Tred and psaia Nenclaa.
IN all widths, together gfth tlts Druggrts, Cfumb
Closhs Rugs, Mate, esc., etc. We are prepared u
make and pas down cArpets the shortest nstcs We
have A large lot IL Floor UiCIVts II the beet nakes,
and In ali Whiths Ahleh Will eat N any shape
suit purchasers
staple Gods.
We have an unusually large int q an kinds Of Do
mestic Goods Rieached and Brown cottons, Neel,
uninr aud Coitnn Fianneis striped cottons for scr
wants in great variety Heavy goats for hoass zad
Geld ssTvants Iriuts Gtngbams, Hosiery, Gloves, in
short every thg las, and At prices thai canned
Tail " give Satisfaction.
laes5 K. C 1eNAiRf 60.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SlLE.
II. Exus.~s. alAtss.~.

DY virtue OF an agreement between the undarriened
ID will sell for the benefit OF the parties concerned
at Public Auction, on the premises the highest bid
der on Saturday, Ist day OF May next
1885, the lots described below N Ewings AddstlOa
10 Nashville, Wig: Lots Nos. 20, "a IS and on Ex
ing Avenue, and Fogg street, also Its Sos I0i loe
lO3 aud l04 Stevenson Avenue ae Allison street.
Lots Nos III In, LIS, and l2s, wetmore Street;
Lots Nos I25 I26, 1T, and l2s, wetInore street
and Stevenson Avenue: Lot No SIS, Ewing Avesae
and High street. Lots Nos. o. %, a. snd e5 frsnf-
ing on Allison street, and lnterseeisd BY abe Railroad
Avenue and Fogg Street, and latersestod by Tue Han,
yoad.
ma sale viii be without reserve On . credit of u
ncuths with interest from date, aud notes With good
0ocr1sy payable 10 Bank wfsl be requires and Lon
80 ROBERT c. FOSTER, San.
- tsu9-s6 fr5 w. X. RTEFt1<Fft<f s4 !
V,fmothy Seed just rsesiysd aas Toe sale BY -
III a Ia
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EThA LudIciarY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNTTEn STATES.
g RoeER r. TASEY, OF Maryland, Chief Justice
JoHx MCLEAN, OF OHIO, Associate Justice.
JAMES NJ WAYNE, Of Georgia, " I"
JoBS A. CAMPsEII, of Ala, I"
JoHv CArRoS. Of Tennessee,
PETER v. DANIEL, N Virginia, "
sssrEr NEIsoS, Of New York d"
ROBERT c. GRrER, Of Penn,
NxTrAS Cfrrropp. Of Maine, " /"
The salary Of the President s25 mo pcr annum-
that ~ the Vice President So 600. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives So 900 per Tho salary n
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court il SO 500 and
or each Associate Justice ss 900
The United States Crcpit Court for this 1.-THE 9Th
CircuD is held in Nashville the first Monday in
Narch-Justice Catron presiding with Jacob McGavoc'
rs Clerk
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Representatives.

RepreSenf1tfves.f
First District-AIEERT G. wArKISs, DEM
Second " HORACE MAYNARD, Amer.
Third " -SAMrEL A. SMITH, Dem
Fourth +" -IoHN II. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth 4" --CHARrEs READY, Amer.
Sixth I" -GEoRGE ". JeSEs. Dem.
Seventh" -IoHS V. WRIGHT, Dem
Eighth " -Furx x. ZnrrIcorFER Amer.
Ninth &c u n. c. ArtIvs. Dem.
Tenth &c WV. T. AVERY, Dem.
The Senate consists of "a members two from
each NJ the 80 States The House Of REPRESENTATIVE
Is composed NJ 237 members, follows Maine
New HAMPSHIRE 3 Vermont 2, Rhode Island ?, Massa
chusetts IL Connecticut (, New York 81 New Jersey
s. Pennsylvania 25 Delaware l. MARYLAND s, Virginia
l3 North Carolina g. South Carolina g. Georgia s. Ala
sama Florida I, Louisiana T. Mississippi +, Texas ?
Arkansas Q Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 81, In
diana H. Michigan 4, Illinois Q, Missouri Z, Iowa :?
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 3, California 2 Resides these
the Territories Of Utah. Washington, Oregon, Nebras
ka Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
in the House Of Representatives.
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miscellaneous.

Sundries.
10 BUNDLES Window sash;
10 90 sets Wagon Boxes;
boxes kyets
kegs Washers,
20 boxes Window Class;
ia bars Iron.
Ss bundles Iron
just received and FOR sale by
r. n. DICKEY,
febl6-u No. 8, College street
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LEWIS Case, Of Michigan, Secretdry'gf Snte.
Howell Corn, Of Georgia, Secretary Of the Treasury
Isaac Torcr Of Connecticut Secretary Of the Ndvg.
JoHx B. FLOYD, of Virginia, Secretary If War.
JEREMIAH H. BLACK, Of Penn, Aao77,eg General.
JACOB THOMSON, of Miss, Secrenry cf the Interior.
AARON V. Brown, OF Tenn, Postmaster General.
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Match Horses for sale.

WILL sell on az Faontls credit or how FOR CAsht
tha hAn,-some f.Air 81 Grey Garage Horses, a,
resent driven IN i.atssrssn OFreanrlds fnrunuTt
" goa. They are vel broken AID g-fLe, ana noe
,.artca with for any iauit
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE,
E.Bfa-tr Nashville. Tenn.
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FRESH SEEDS.

FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
LEI 10 barrels Timothy 4"
Blue Grass soed, cleaned and stripped,
Herds Grass seed,
Onion Cloves,
Prolific Corn,
Chinese sugar Cane,
japan Peas,
iAndreths Garden Seeds,
Flower seed,
Just received by RAINS BROWN,
febi3 No -. Public Squar
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Havana Cigar Store,

BRANCH OF TIlOS. CARDoNA,
No % Cedar Street, opposite he Commercial Heel
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Il Thomas Cardona and the undersigned having been
dissolved il is his intention continue the Cigar bust
lie returns thanks to his numerous customers
for their liberal patronage and informs them that he
intends keep constantly hand splendid stock OF
Cigars ~ the finest and ncst brands brought a
tins market, which he wall sell moderate prices by
the box lie invites hs old Customers the public
generally to give him a call.
JanI4 c. CHoMAT.
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To all fbe Eastern Cities

To all the Eastern Cities.
" Cleveland without change Of cars. $50 p. NJ Eve
ming Express through 10 Belair andlittsburg without
change Of cars
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST THAIN.-C1eyeland, Pittsburg Steubenvire
ana Wheeling Lightning ENpreSS-ieaves Cincinnati at
field.
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at
Laveland, Morrow, Ncnia, and London only.
SECOND TRAlN.-Cleveland Express Mail-Ieayes
Cincinnati NJ $40 NJ for Dunkirk Buffalo New York
Boston, &c, Wheeling Baltimore, Philadelphia Wash
! ngton City.
This tram stops all points between Cincinnati and
| Columbus.
| THIRD TRAIN.-Acoommofation- Leaves Cincinnati
| at 4:lo 7. VI. for Springfield and Columbus
This train also makes connections for Wilmington
Lancaster and GAINESVILLE. This stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
| FOURTH TRAlN.-C1eyeland. Pittsburg and Wheel
| ing Night ExpreSs-Ieavcs Cincinnati ut 80 o'clock
| T. NJ, for all the Eastern cities.
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
| No train Sundays.
| Trains run by Columbus tme-seven minutes faster
than Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And all Information at Cincinnati please apply AT the
Little Miami and CovingtOn and Lexington Office No
Burnett House, the Old onlce south east corner
! the Eastern Depot.
J. DURAND, Superintendent.
| F. F. FULLER, General Ticket Agent
THE oMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at all the
principal hotels for each and every train BY leaving
directions at either OF the above Offices will call for
passengers IN all parts of the CITY, without fail
| Nov. 10 ii. n RGGGIES. Conductor.
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CIGAR STORE,
4 Drin King loon.

Where be had all kinds Of Liquors Of the best
auality made up into any Kind OF drink that may be
called for only ask portion Of the liberal patron
age Of the public aud viii my best endeavors
please all who may give me acall
Jan. 4, ls5s-u C. cHoNAT
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Government of Tennessee


IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor.
F. Y. W. BURTON, Secretary Of State.
JAMES C. LUrTRELI, Comptroller of the Treasury.
GRANVILLE c. FORFEIT, Treasurer.
JOHN L. T. SNEED, Attorney General.
The salary OF the Governor is 80 900 per annum,
tat OF the Secretary 81 500 and perquistes;
Comptroller Of the Treasury 1000 and fees for sign
ng Free Bank notes; Treasurer 81 500 Attorney Gen
raj 81 500. The Legislature consists Of 25 Senators
aud rs Represenativcsthe Democrats having is Sen
ntors and the Americans THE number Of American
Representatives is 3:-Democratic Representatives ~
Supreme Court of Tennessee.
Judges-R. l.. CARUT1IERs Of Lebanon.
RoBr. J. MCKINNEY, OF Knoxville.
WIN r. HARRIS, of Memphis.
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the list Monday n
December; at JACKSON the LIST Monday in April, and
At KNOXVILLE, the LIST Monday in September.
Clerks-JAMs p. CLARK, Nashville.
W. H. STErHESs, Jackson.
JAS. W. CAMPBELL Knoxvllea
Chancery Court.
Eastern Dvision-Seth p. NJ Luckey, Chancellor.
Middle s.. d. Frerson,
Western Isaac p Williamson, i"
Fourth B L. Ridley,
Fifth IT. Nixon yandyke, q"
sixth Stephen C. Pavatt, %
The Chanoery Court for the Middle Division of Ten
nessce opens at Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November: at Franklin on first Mondays IN April
.ni October; al Pulaski first Monday in March and
september; at Columbia third Mondays in March and
September at Springfield, first Mondays in June and
pece nber: Clarksvile, third Mondays IN April and
O.to5er at Dover, Thursday after second Monday IN
Aprl and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August
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We have also dae stock of R Il y vi n Il e
q. a a a -. thai NC will Al greatly fe4sccG
priees CLIFTON 4 ABlaJTI,
t.az3-tf as ii-siaF street.
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DireftorD.
Government of the United States.
The Cabinet.

JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa. President IF 1e Q. States
JoHs C. BREczUsRIDGE, OF KY, vice President.
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COAL! COAL.
Lawrenceburg Money.

I'VE are taking IAwroncebnrg Rank Notes al par
w IN payment Of all accounts due and for Aly
article we have Tor sale.
fsbzs-u W IL GORDON 4 90.
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together with endless variety Of medium and
low priced Silks, in Flounccs, Robes guile and by
lhe yard Plain Plaid, Striped and Bayaderes also
satin Paced aud Double. Tyilied Merinocs and Cash
mercs Great variety Of all Wool and Union Paids,
Mousdelaiues, and every thing new and desirable in
his way.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-15
CONGR ESSIONAL,

The President, Thursday, sent to Congress
his Message in response to the call for inform
alton relative to Central American affairs
and the arrest Of Walker and his men. Tho
following is the essential portion Of his mes-
rage
In capturing Gen. Walker and his command af.
ter they had landed on the soil Of Nicaragua Com.
modoro Paulding mas, in my opinion, committed
grave error. 1t is quite evident however, from tho
communications herewith transmitted, that this was
done from pure and patriotic motives and in sin
eere conviction that he was promoting the interests
and indicating the honor Of his country
In regard to Nicaragua, she has sustained no in
justice by the act Of Commodore Paudng. This
has enured to her benefit, and relieved her from a
dreaded invasion. She alone would have any right
10 complain of tho violation Of her territory and it
is quito certain that she will never exercise this
right. It unquestionably does not belong to her
invaders 10 complain in her name. She has been
rescued by Commodore Paulding from their as
saults. The error Of this gallant officer consists
in exceeding his instructions and landing his sailors
and marines in Nicaragua whether with on without
her consent, for the purpose of making war upon
any military force whatever, which he might find
in the country, no matter from whence they came.
This power certainly did not belong to him
A long and warm debate followed the read
ing of the Message, in which Messrs. Seward
Doolittle and Pearce sustained the President :
views, and Messrs Davis, Crittendcn, Brown,
Pugh, Toombs and Douglas opposed them.
The Senate in Executive session confirmed
the nomination of Mr. Sedgwick as United
States District Attorney for the southern
District Of New York, rice John McKeon, re
moved. The vote was close-2S to %. The
final vote was % to %. Among the mega
tiyes were Mcssrs Douglas, Pugh, Broderick
and Allen,
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SETTLEMENT or TIE HENRY NTE-
VEINS CLAIM.

The claim Of Horny stevens. of Barnet.
against the State Of Vermont. which ha. rc-
Gently been adjusted by the Commissioners
appointed for that purpose at last session of
the Legislature" has been 80 long a SUBJECT ur
discussion at Montpelier. that it may interest
our readers to be more precisely informed with
respect to the merits of tho controversy than
the public at largo can now h, presumed To- b..
Whoever has looked through the Tr"i-lg-
tive journals of Vermont for a f." years past.
can hardly fail to ha'" noticed tha many i'm
stances where the claims of Horny Stevens, of
Barnet, were receiving attention. Quitclitoly.
too, he will hay" Ar'u ~.ruck with I'll" ,mgo-
lar character Of some Of rhc legislative action
on that subject. and will bc Jed IT, suspect, 10
say no more that some of i, tod it, ehapr
quito as much from a nrttad and .rI.na.ic
state of feeling in mcmhcr.. a- from a desire
t. have iustic, done T., an concerned # t,o
last session the subject came nm a..air under,
now aspect. and after b,in, h,y.d ab,ur a
good deal. it ended in tine pa.,ooa of Il Joint
resolution arrointinr fhrac C,mmi.si., .r.
GEORGE p. Marsh and Daniel Eoh,rtso n Rrr.
lington. and Frederick {. Robbinsor Ludlow
with full mowers +, ssrrI, tho ,.,;,, -., rs.
card 10 Law and FoiIit,. sh.nld ds.;lo and
Jirectine the Auditor r, draw an rho Trs,,
urer to pay the award, if anv was made in
Mr.. Stevens favor. and to collect it from him
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the LECoMPToN CoNsTITUTIoN.

~ - - = -
THE LECoMPToN CONSTITUTION.
Tho coptrivopco If tbo Ioconr,o, Corvcr.
,;o,, % ,n,l,o tbo ,oo,,c ,,to e,r ,r,.s,oror,,
,s.;.,,;a,, e .ho,. ,.,.,d -. al o do,t,
o.;.;,,.,d =. vol,;.,,,,, ,,.,,.,,,,,do,,.
v t,.J. e.. u,
- ~, !, chi.
- ho' -ui toI niolnJn' 'net We lII.tn
such plan It never originated in Lccompton.
have the positive assurance OF member oi the
in letters from senator Bislcr and sen. cas-. as
the result Of Domoctatic caucus with assurances
rcd led tbrongb Congross those letter, were nd
dressed to Calhoun and by him shown privately
,,,tro,c IN , y, 'mv ,,ro
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OF inc democratic ro"''c'an' rom the miro
''''.'' W we \''r"'N" '''' 10 inc present
n',r' tue great ann was To- g'' inc support"
u'''' '.'' >''',' ANU '''''l' "'''''N III Wv. parry!
NV ''r'" VI "'',' VI '''' presence ''''
'o"''''"''',' wiz" Nv '''''I WIS
thought W"u'' s'''S'F tie gus oil the party
al 'n' N'r'h' ana though II every '''r were
:" ENo '',"' '''', .'' ','''>'''",'o" "'"''
!" '>",''N'
w.
Ivy T. ~, l'
,,,n,ss;,,, ,l,o c,;.r 49,, ,..I;i..;,,. 80.
.e,d I,ov,.s and tvo s.h,. &" \o.1,nl,t n,o
,,,an Of tbo WASHINGTON .cbc,oc,. w,. to
have tba, voto rrcvoil G,cIinr .ur, t,,t i,
,ho+ ,,o,,,s ,ha. ..,,,lJ will, ,..,. u,,I. j;e,-
guilty got tho Northern Democrat. in Com.
cress to vote for the admission. Hence came
the sending of messengers in hot haste To
Kansas f., ur.,o tbc nro-slovorv mon tborc +,
vote "Constitution with no slavery" But
it socms the rank and file Of the rro-,I.y.ry
m m in Kansas. and c.rrri,lly rho V,s:oyr,
,otcrs. did not understand the rlot. hor ,am.
ont s1uarolv with vo,,, "r,n,titurion
With slavery" thereby embarrassing tho
r., ,t..,. N h.pl .yor,,r. mo-, E.tI.-
\, Z, IT,, >,..th ,rn VIM. nf rh, n,rt,. it wa.
rr s1,n.1 the, ,,.,old .,r,,,i.... f.. ,hr scheme
p. the b.. ,har ,rlIl H. don, - sa,rrc n
.lavo So. crs,ituti believing. that the
.l-u,n Il. +, numb rs could be rot rid of
elsilv in fcw Years. But tho Southern
yin. gives the plotters trouble. some in it
would have been content if the Lccompton
convention had made no protcnso Of submit.
ting their constitution to the people. They
could have put up with robbinG the Free
State men Of their rights in open day-therc
you'd be some manliness in that-hut they
scorn the sneakinr dodge which has been re.
sJrted to, as too dirty and contomptihlo to be
countonanced. Others say that a bona fde
submission Of the constitution to an honest
vote Of the reorle for its ador,ion or raiec.
- w.
ter 70 tho T,mm,pv Han ,,,o,ni,,oo .,rs go
No.o HE ra.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-15

On motion of Mr. Foot, resolution was
adopted calling upon the President to COM
muncate all the official correspondence Of
Robert Mclane and Peter Parker, late Com
uissioncr- in China, with the State Depart
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The usual dividend to dcpositors Of IL
per cent on their deposits for the last six
month, was declared
Correspondence Of the Free Pres.
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