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maca uIay.

Aprop0s of Lord Macaulay, we quote the
n, following from late London journal. 1t gives
a very vivid idea of the personal appearance of
the great essay list and historian:
IT ere il a connpon pedestrian of London
streets. well known TO all who are acquainted
with their nolabilties. He is short, stout,
sturdy, energetic man. He has a big round
face, ard large, staring and very bright hazel
ewes. His hair is cut short, and his hat flung
back on the crown cf his head. His gait is
firm and decided, with little touch of pom
posity.
ode is ever provided with an umbrella,
which he swings aud Il ,urishes aud batters on
the pavement with mighty thumps. He seems
generally absorbed in exciting and impulsive
thoughts the traces Of which lie takes no pains
20 conceal. His face work., his lips move aud
mutter, his eyes CLEAN and fash. Squat as is
his figure, and not particularly tine the features,
there Is All unmistakable air of mental power
aud energy, approaching TO grandeur, about
the man. lie is evidently under the Influence
of the strong excitement Of fiery thought.
People grze eUriously at him, aud stop and
stare when he has passed. But he heeds No
one; seems, indeed, To have utterly frrgotten
t1at lie is not alone in his privacy, aud pushes
on, unwittingly of the many who stare and
smile, and look with curiosity ndregard upon
Thomas b bington Macaulay.
Occasionally, however, the historian and
the poet gives still freer vent To the mental
impulses which appears to be continually work
ing within him. trend of mine lately re-
cpgnized him diniag IN the coffee room of the
Trafalgar Hotel, at Greenwioh-a fashionable
white bait house, which, it appears, he fire.
quently patronlzes. lie was alone, as he gem
orally Is, and the attention of more than one
o. the company was attracted by bis peculiar
multeriu-s and id getveness, aud By the mute
gestures with which he ever ADD anon illu5tra-
ted his mental DIR canning. All q; oncs-it must
have been towards the climax of the verse or
prose which he was working up in his nlnd-
Mr.. Macaalay sez d massive decanter, held
IL n moment suspended IN the air, aud then
dashed 1t down upon he table with snch
hearty good will That the solid crystal flew in
Fragments, While tue numerous parties dining
rouno rnstnctiveiy started up and stared at
their curious ieouUclast. Not q whit put out
however, MIR. Macauiay, rho WAS we'll known
TO the walters, called loudly for his Olli To be
mae out at the bar, aud then pulling, with a
couple of jerks, his hat aud umbrella Irom the
stand, clAppvd the one carelessiy On his head.
aud strobe GOT 1oGrishIng the other.n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06

A lady named Catherine Gray, who resided
in Adams street, f=ll dead 10 her house at an
early hour yesterday morning., While at prayer.
Her death is attributed To grief and dspres ion
Of spirits by tie death of her husband. who
was lost by the wreck of the Central Anerics,
on which he was q passenger. Both the death
of herself and husband have been occasioned
by the delay in the reception of q letter by her
husband, who was 10 California. He ,ent a
letter containing check for $3.50 and stated
that when she acknowledged IT'S receipt he
would forward another. Bv some means the
letter was delayed. and a number of steamers
having arrived since he wrote, without bring
ing him an answer from his wife, he fe red that
something was wrong, aud took passage home
in the ill-faied Ceutrai America, and met a
watery grave. Three children, he eldest but
two years old, are nov left orphans An in
vesfigation b. Coroner Grover elected the
above facts as ooBnecied with her Sudden death,
which as caused BY apopiexy.-Nsodrk ker
curry, December 80.
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A Fi.e-Eating "GentIcman.~

The following description OF S n,tor Sumn r is
token from the Richmond South, the organ of the
Virginia ire-eaters:
''But one f ure-he ad in the [Senate chamber
arrests attention iii he picture W. have n re Of TIE
plain looking, subst nal b. tier order OF American
politicians. Ii is that of large. tall Senator.
sits near the main en:raIc. His pOstur. is one
of the most inimtabl- conc il, with his ad rails
ed, his ey-s eleyatei resting a pleasant
vacancy, his to3y turn sup 'rciou-l " away from
the neighboring majors, aud without even the
least 81 IF atten TO- to tray his Con-iicration
for anything that il passing around him. This hug.
cOxcOuh, W tn his hair tn ierly Utrtrd, and his
hig. whit hands so constantly enga Ell in stroking
himself, still smiling and taking h lick ptties
that surro, nj him, is that pa ptr-d, krnmarked
hound, Cnarles Sumner. An application to tie
hide would take out the lofty ais of martyr ION
he Effects; 1t would purge the couceit immedi try
II is liz bet for any to take. that at the fri
stroke of the lash the lonnd woul1 tax. refuge
under his desk, and lie there yrlpinl for mercy.
IL was but a short time sine IN. r hm ond
south sai SthaJ IAN intimacy with Southern gentle
had made Senator Douglas quite a dec, mt
man." and ha "rrmovtd tn rugg II Vulgtrti- of
his early education" We suppose the writer OF
the above quoted p asraph is sp- cihen of the
fre-eaIing exQ istes whose comp inionshp Is &C.
clared to have had so filming il huence NORTH
ern men. Gin Conlmercirt
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SUGAR CANE-NssS Plan Of EXTRACTING the
.Jgiee-A O Buckley, OF kalamazoo, Mich.
has made successful experiment upon a ne v
plan OF extracting CHINESE cane Juice, and
recommends IL 10 others, as it the cost of a
crushing mill, aud enable parties provided
with ordinary f,rn implements To make q full
sui ly of syrup FIR family use at very little
expense. The plan Is 70 cut the canes ia a
straw cutting machine, and then steam them
until quite soft and press out the juice In a
common cider press, aud then proceed with
the evaporation as with maple sap.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-06

BREAD BEFORE TRACTS. We learn that an ami =
hl lady no Interests h. rself for the poor of tn,
city, and who IL at pr sent maxim. earnest f.
frt 10 raise 81 subscriptions for til al OF tn n"eSy
on the hill, in imDehite come ton with Grac-
Church, called Tor that purpose upon a well-kuoSn
worthy citizen, who is said TO be liberal in his
donations tor Charitable purposes After stating
her business she told by the worthy gentle
man that h. had system in the Iii pensiion of
his charity to which he always strictly adhered;
and that was, 10 make his donations to the
poor only through the M dunn of the pastor of his
own Church, with the ind rstsndng that his IN n-
ey was TO he expended in religious tracts, as he
deemed il more important 10 attend to the spiritu.
al than to rhe temporal wants of his l'ow-c-. Il.
lures. The LADY finding hi mission frutl 8, rose
TO drpart, paying the 9 ntleman high compliment
for his Systematic charity. "Allow me To say,
howav"-' sor." al. added ''that for my p,rt |
must con i'd that you ,rcely good idg
of humun nature as our S'vior. You r-mem-
Der that b. fore lie pre- ich = to he mutitud, l.,
the Wilderness He took care to satisfu their hunger.
You will remember, Sir, that the fe,,in. cane D.
fore the pre- chin and cannot hut think that even
you, Sir, would find food for The mind lar
more eff acoas il you wo II first furnish food for
the body. Tracts ,ni -tarv .tion not likely to
narmoniz, toseth r. Gooi morning, SIR" And
tn Ia ~ took her ave. IL il opinion that n,
p philosophy is sound -Aib nsy States nan.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1858
There heng no quorum present recess was Or
cred TO 2 P. NJ


singular Death from the Bite of Cat.
Correspondence of the rress.l
JEAN svILLE. LUzsRN UNITY. Ps.,
d. &C NIB 81, 1857
VI John Alb |, CT rk in the mpl,y Of J. B.
McCreHry & Co., at L'wi- Andprei1s co Ii ry led
o. the morning OF the 9th from the bit OF 4 cate
The circumstances sre ~ singular, About ten
we ks since, he viking tro - the DIV ling
house the store, ~hen h M, she cat in the path
H.. put ont his hand to lay with her, VIII she
nstanty W at him AMI bit him lie complained
a little at tn" time, but iptssed away aud more
WIS thought OF it. HI had At times n great repug-
nance 20 Vat r, and tn sight of il caus. d !,
shudierDg s.nstion. On Christmas iav h. dincd
{ the MOTEL OF Mr. vi Marz, of Jranesvi ,
AM appeared il usual health. On the morning OF
the 26th h- complained of ing sick, AMI last
took to is bed.
He sun red intense agony, trying to bite tn"
hand viii tn cat had bitten t, weeks previOu-,
and excls lining that tn si!ht of water made him
mad-a rsving maIi,c. His fri nds had TO hold
him to lrs vent is tearing hi breast. Medical
skill proved OF avail, and at 8 o'clock the
9th, Sunday, morning, he br athed his last.
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ME HANICs' INsTIsTUTF-AYNUAL MEETIEG.
ROYAL Havana Lottery,

HE sub criber respec fully informs public that b,v
ing ma arrangements at the ROYAL Us-
Office pr ul supply tickets in he
18th dawi g. hat will Ia plac. dur he wear IS
i'll be ready di orders he may favo ed wi h. he
ud call he 1t ( TO- ! fact hat h la beep s',b
lsh for ne trly two years and he promp ness
which he ALWAYS dis las ed in fl orders t,e Won
take this Sppor nix g public for the hi
pa ronage la be TO- d utn him "A oIebv -, 10
atten ion bushes. mer1 Of lie anne
- ext dr. wings will the and 2St, ~
nuary. For par ic lars advertisement in q her
coiu m Dos RODRIGUEZ.
4-St
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The Galveston (rext>) News announces the
death of Ex-Governor Hiram &. Runnels, in
Houston, on the 18th ult, of consumption,
after q confinement 10 his bed for Several
months. The deceased had been a citizen of
fexts for about fifteen years, having pfevi-
onsly been one OF the most prominent citizens
of Mississippi. At The time of his death he
presented Hnrris county in the State Sen
ate. lie was ever known Ms "A high toned hon
orable gentleman, aud was possessed of the
singular facllty ot making the friendship of
all with " HON he came in contact.
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A GARD.

A We have deteruin t. do exclusive CASH BU l.
II MES his ear, feel that ord o e .anaon
may be 10 ore Of cry part cul4r friend
who had accounts W III since
Dlsine>s, and proud to ha such
friends no have al avs id heir acc unit mpty We
feel make It .irat to the Of al
by buyInE goods che per, and Of ling the
very oh che her per in mids t
who preie buying for cash, 4 IL be
TO do o. We know y who have s.
and think unfAir hat persons wi o should
pay the p hose no buy credit Wita
sideTatcns have adopted exclusive cash
yste AID iLVie al who favor the ~ stem,
w- all t. Who fovor OF ing Goods cheap
xiv d call. W A. a J -. NoCLELLA a.,
Nos 81 a SO College street.
Nashvile e, January LIST, 1853
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Safe Of FAFS.

Rf v'rtre of d ed in a t executed me, TT
- he rim date c 5 800 so' ~tere the Regis
January 23rd, 1857, the highe,t dde~ in the ri
toI~e Yard, in Nash. IL four be huiding l. in
H1's ddi 10 ashv lie No. II IS 81, eac 10
on ing fit fee on - street, nd runnins 80
feet to an ale, tie equity f redemption ?
waived. Such lie as is vested Tr Is ee viii e
10 TIE pu chase Sale DO t u o Ter.
made known on IN day of sac. N. HOB on,
Cec3U-;d.
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Observation-Disclosures
SENATE.

e 49, TUESDAY, Jan 5, 1858.
Mr. Ross presented petition from citiz ma of
Henderson county asking amendment of tn
Constitution In relation to tn disposition OF the
School fund Rf RED
Mr.. Jones offered resolution insirn-tn cur
members Of Copgress vote for tn s'imi sion Of
Kansas into the Union under the Lecompton Consii-
tuition eli over)
Mr.. Brstcher introduced hill tn establish
Chancerv Court at wsynarisville in Union county
Passe first rea ing.
Mr.. Rnli'n, I'LL to construp the Inv in regard
IN & e Cincinnati. Cumher' md Gap and Charleston
Rsilrosd Company. Pass ID 6rst re iding AMI
referred.
Mr. nton, hill tn release al deaf and dumb
persons in this State from poll tax. Passed first
ending.
The resolution Of Nr. Hfisks r curing c. rtain
schools and colleges in this State to make reports
% the Secretary of State as required by law, was
taken up and adopted
The resolution of Nr. Names. to appoint a int
select commite- from the two Houses, to examine
the Bark of Zen es4ee. was ken Up and adopted.
The S-nate then took up the bill to REFUGE into
oue all Laws exemrting property from execution,
and after the adoption of several amendments, the
bill passed the third and last time.
adj ,urned till q O'clock.
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IRIsa GALLASTRY.-A young lady had her par
asol c rrisd away 10y gust OF wiud. IL ~ss pick
ed up by IN bon 1t 90 OF the "Emerad Isle, ;" no
returned e With b compliment;
"F itf, Niss, an If ye vas ss sthrong ss ye're
haa. sam, be ] b.rs a hurricane coaIdn's have
snatched Il IRON ye."
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eB- To dream that you are being hugy.s =.
death ey bsue-eysd Peri. and awake ana end :
piece Of stose-plpe lying across Jour neck-ls "a.
shsr unpleasant
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barons Ststes Of Central Americ,, an Walkers
mission u i'll be accomplished ~ the very means
which were employei to thwsrt his purposes.
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AFTERSooN SESSION.

the code.
Mr. Bulen moved to strike ont that portion
which ficts corporal punishment upon Migrants
and provides for hiring such persons out from the
block
Mr.. Wht'horne moved to amend by striking out
the vsgrant act.
The ayes and noes being demanded it appeared
that there was quorum present.
Adjourned till 10, A. NJ, tomorrow.
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Christmas Presents.

VIZ have II oce variety OF articles utah for 81 rist
w Present of v hich r name travelling Ca e.
Wort Boxes, PITY and fui nj he. Morocco Travelling
Pacs, CahAS, Saiche variety Of Sue "a ckng and
Ores Co b., Ihess- ard Boa ds. Dominoes.
sin lie and sett Pocket Knives, &C sc ard less
vsriety Il ohe hngs, al To- sale at prices ut the
trues dec l. j H. Nc IL
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HARNESS! HARNESS.!

NoTIo9.-I have removed my Harness Shop from
- neadercS t-est TO No. Q. (up st4irs) South side
Public 50 where shall constantly keep hand
vareitv Of Coach aad Buggy Harness, and zip and
hog kin collars. c. L. H0~ ERFUN.
Jan G. II
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For Rent.

cow Eve or * q Cl,torre - and cot'ares
- situated hetwen ~ 'hP and
pike, ~ be Terfef 10 rCCd t,rf p.s Tor The
ems ing 1hee fr- Ia % ~ N7egr Of an
Ia 'iihle fuTTh Of water tri, 20 an Of th,r with
ort charre. pc erii'',d re lereft FREE
School q which is ia a cir a. cfiate eight hood
Ami 20 4. Y. :. INf.~I w.
Dec 2-df ?. q. GLAS COX
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In this city, yste dag the All In t. by the Few DR..
Doris, Mr.. II. Tossx Of Memphis TO Mas AAKrHA J.,
daasht Mrs. Jane AEss, bs,h % this Ct y.
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THAT cor ersrf ideTc the Franklin 7 rnrke,
q Tre.'n' cor led g. Nr. = IovF u cont. in xix
he dee itcl srF. f,rvs sc aud hs, a.
80 stif c's. u suid te a.td FOOD
tenaIt for tern Of wear. II dr',rtd up 20
rovf9 Az. INV s. W
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FOR REpT.

4 VoTSF in FdrcFe'd, viii IN a W r-inu'es vark Of
n he Pubic sorare crn'surr roCms. besides itch
en- and servants rooms. inquire Of
J. G PILLOWS.
novG-tf. No 25 Cherry street.
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scalfs Stocks and Crayats.

NHT elegant orimeut OF cars lies, Stocks
w and O. avats, both sIis and attn. Also a tine
ID ro3es, which recomn arpropr prs
ents gentlemen. fCrsa at very oderate prices by
J.. -. AcG
Ladies and Gentlemen Furnishing Store
Dec. LEFT. corner OF Sc are and College street.
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For RENE.

TT HRE de ~ be rosus he r'sI te' Hsn
U 'uitsbe 'oT 90 Ces. Fntr7i cole AID Union
treets. Possession ven In media DIV.
O. living Pres't.
Dec 1T. = anter,' an.
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HOUSE AND FOR SALE-

ON Saturday the 9th inst, will ell high -
~ est bi 4der trcaSh At the curt horse Yard Id:
GATE beautiful residf nce in the Owens plan Of ILL
Bueua Vita lots. The hoes besides
cellar ac The oJ con ain sixty poles.
inciosed with good fence residence of
las c. Owen, and Is in he autifl We
those wishing buy to examine thi property
day OF a-e confident they Will he pleased.
jan6-ti r .GLAsCuCK, agent.
ME II ANICs UAL MEETING.
FINHE Annual Meeting of the OF the Mechanic
Institute vii he eli a their Friday
ing At ocl whe the annual he
the Inst will be read, aud Boa the
uing year elected
fl aten of - members is stly sole ted
BY order Of the Board. Wa. SFOCKfLt
ia % Preside
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES

STOVES FOR THE TIMES.
10 ed from Giro mai, a few Of Bill NrS 60 AL
y COOKING RANGES, all -ize, which ~ pr par
ed furni at Cinciunsu prices with expense sadaed.
ALSO,
A good assortment q COAL Cot KING STOVES, which
will lt d warrant, and which n tc'ai zap,
aud in the reach Of one, is the stove for
ALSO,
FsANRLIN ST0VES. for Coal and Wool.
CANN AND T. dat r SruVtS FIR Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM S OWES, Tor Coal
ALSO,
Thirty Handsone Pittera Parlor Crates { on Wan
Ia IS Msn0fact New Yor-. Common Ma lie and
.Grates, ali sizes and atterns hitch II sell log
to nit tn times.
Dec ls--tf MAO ENZIE 4 WILSON.
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MICRO OMAN, ayears ID f,ir CO, H. good washe-,
n orer eT6 scar stts's. Nea' and toy in h. bit
and of FooG GIRO VII It - soIf trader. Ap-
ply TO BFtNSF TT, NcWP IRTER 4 CO.
dec2-n Z
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LADIES IasTI>e HEFL AND no HEEL cAIrrRs.
cn~GRFss " q. EATERS.
I" co, rrMPs M WILT DrSKI>s.
MISSES HfFII ROOTS IND GbIrrRs
G q EsS Asst AND KIN TIERS.
CHILDRF' . KID afD- o. WI 7 30 IT,.
Kin A. MOROCCO JUMP q OrS.
GENTS sUPElIoB orlLTID q LFsTI tCHED BOOTS.
PUMP
" STITCH CALF WATT PROOF
= S1IrcHEO CALF co, CRIES CATERS
CAL OK TIrssswFDs PEGGFD, all lt,les.
BUFFALO oNEtsbOEs.
Gun
s NrALs.
SFWEn Nd PFGGFn CALr TITS.
EoYs' CALPs wtD AND Pre- 90 BOOTS.
:. c"NGREsS G. ITERs.
" CX 1IFs.
4" KIPHEAVY B1OT-
YOUTHS cALF md KIP BEOGANs.
a" * TIFS
CALF A. nip IoOTs.
HEAVY Brozsns 20 Plan alton use. All sizes on 70
IS Of L etc tqaAi y.
Boys' Heavy 'rogAns, lsrg. assortment.
Heavy Mud Poo,, from 6 % - all st,ies
aige and ed Assortn n of Heavy Wool Hats for
Plsntat on e.
W, VII aVRys have hand a sssorin snt ciTruuks
from she pes rpto he Heavy Leather.
Sole Leather 81 d Hog lin onnet Bw.s.
SOD Leather H. sAin apo shr SKIN Vaises, al sizes,
ard tyes.
In " I'd, ", hsve every varet, Of goods fourd fu
price BEADSH.N 4 RI tt. - ID,
oec3O-u go. UHiln rec.
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WI yish 10 'tart Past TO- srrng Stock, aDd nerd al
W that due
Tfcee n = bed 20 ynd ~ VIII ave CO. "a, irg
ur before tie 1tu q this II. ". ". FlNN.
jsnl--2w
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EHR RENT-

rINw s'orv fr- ho' Sc ir NcGavoct's addition -
o''airiTr Eve ro'ns. l''rten, larre ward 100
ane good well OF water. ArP, 20 ELI
V =. NCFA rIaNp.
dec3l-n NJ -. North Conere 81.
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FOR RENT.

THAT Corn'rv Cct'sre. four rriev from ue IA
CIV, or fhe 'ashvle m Cfatrarooia lEEEE
Pafro' q. ~ e e-c'f vi'h tverfy acres lsEhAH
rrorpS ui':ble for ar'e. i-r
dec2r-tf 90 NJ, rN.,ry r.r.s.
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GROVER ~ BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

T the late Mechanics Fair. held in the City
u of Nashville, ia October, 1857, the Judges
appointed TO examine articles in Class 4S-No-
~. GROVER 4 BAKER's Sewing Machines; No
i64 SISGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that Is using two separate threads Tor making
the stitch; Ghat OF GROVER a BAKER using the
thread from COMMON STOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLESS; and that of SINGERS using one
sbool and one needle. the other thread working
from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN SHUTTLE,
anJ In the opinion of the committee. is best
adanted TO FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, &c.
The GROVER BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANIAC ED; advantage of
USING sPo0LS WITHOUT REMINDING /;
and, with the exception Of zne clothing, saddle
~, &c- in the opinion Of she committee is
BEST SUITED Fox FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. "a Pubiic square. Nashville Tenn.,
NssAsris. fsnn-, ksssnssr is. sssf.-tf.
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REMOVAL.

M have rived s'oc Of 30 q, hcee. Trrnt
W &C. 4 No. 30 riCr ftr'et. do,r - 'tc's
Drug Sore, csc 80 Ne bred oid r. nos
Rnd cufion ~ usny more waning 90, In
line hs may iavCr will a. call
pRtDsPAw& RUTLAND.
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IGROI FOR IIEEsE.
HTRE

BOUT IS negrces for hire ong o her ofthe bes
n backsp.t tbs in 4 nty. bIply ~ no. ~ herr,
street. dec 5-jaL-
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NUTS. FUIEs.
hYGFo vOS an FOR SAFE

4 VIII reTurcr iteraItGrs 26 No rrIes 81 N good
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NEGOTIATION for "A further Treaty be.
twe the American COnsul.deneral
and The Japanese.
From the foil wing letter and treaty it seems
tn u our Consul-Geper has succeeded in negotist-
in treary With japan, which will open the
trade of that Island to us:
UsITrD STATES Con ULArE GFsFRAL,
SIMoDA, Japan, July 8. 1857 J
Sal have the honor TO transmit for your in-
formation a cory of convention that have made
with the japanese
I, is proper mat I should inform YOU that the
rel.tve valu Of gold and silver are quite dill rent
in J pan 20 what they are in other parts OF the
world
In the United States the relstive value Of gold
IN silver is as TO l6, hut here it is about to
1-7th, so that although the japanese awe the same
W ieht of their gold coin the foreign coin they
receive, vet, owing to the difference Of relative
vaIues lose ensues of more than rs per cent, on
for IGN gold compared with silver.
To llu trate the operation of the Sd article of the
Convention, | would state that VIII re- Americans
have heretofore paid 500 in silver they will now
paw s34 90.
Very respectfully, your ohedient servant.
TOWNSEND HARRIS
To James keenan,, f q, United States Consul,
Hong Kong.
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