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at prices ranging frOn 6.s5 to1O.oo, the bulk Of
sales being at sos. Nothing doing IN Loose.
PRov1s1oNs-The receipts Of Bacon and Lard have
been quite large, but buyers have manifested very
little disposition to take hold at present prices We
quote Bacon, at hog round, at72asl, and Lard, in
good shipping packages, at s3a9lo Frvrrr-. a
GRocERrEs-Thsre is a good deal Of animation in
market, and large sales have been made within the
range Of our quotations, say 6a83 for Sugar, Mo
lasses 85a4O, Coffee 1s3al23o.
The Cotton Markets.
CHARLESTON, April 1.-The market is unsettled
and prices irregular, with a decline Of 10 cent
Sales to-day 800 bales-extreme rate II cents.
AUGUSTA, April 1.-The few sales made to-day
we're at irregular prices, at decline of to from
prices current few days ago.
SAVANNAH. March 3l.-Ws have had a very in
element day, and many buyers would not venture
out; in consequence, the demand has been limited
and sales we're restricted to 225 bales. At one
O'Clock this afternoon the PersiR's accounts we're
received and stopped all transactions and unset
tied the market as to prevent US from giving any
reliable quotations. The following are the partieu-
lars Of the days sales: 83 at 105 at III p at
liz 141 at y; and p bales at III cent.
Augusta Market, March, 81 ---..
DACQN-IHe STOCK Oh the lnhEhbL mas DebI much
reduced during the past week. The demand con-
tinues good, and prices show tendency to stifen.
A prime article of Hog round would readily bring
10Io. We quote Shoulders 8}a9o Baltimore Sides
l0is1O2 cenls Clear Sides Tennessee, Ila114; Hams
l0a114c; Hog round l0slO3e.
LARD-The market is nearly bare Of this article.
There is some enquiry, and fair article would
bring IL to ll2e
FLoUR-We have no change to notice in this arti-
Gle. City Mills super6ne IS 25, and Country brands
of same quality about rs cents lower The trade is
dull.
CoRE-The stock is light, and while retailing at
IS cents, large lots would not command over 68a70
cents There will be but little Corn required in this
section the present year from Tennessee or upper
Georgia, the crops on our river were very album
dant An export demand, or a demand for ship
ment to the Atlantic markets might give outlet
for Corn from the upper portion Of the State and
Tennessee, but no such demand exists now, and no
such demand is anticipated
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Fresh Arrivals Of
Choice Family Groceries

IN eases fac Imperial, GunPowder, Young Hyson and
~ Black Teas;
50 boxes Star Candles, 30 ! do, 30 = do:
10 do SblllitO's Palm Soap;
IS cases BiiPs Fancy and 10 cases CASTLE Soap;
do Transparent Balls;
10 boxes VRragated soap;
20 do Pearl Starch;
5 casks sup. esTb. Soda-p1ra article,
81 hhds prime and choice n. o. Sugars;
20 bbls extra filtered Molasses;
IS half bbls Sugar House do
50 cases fine Virginia TObaccO-assorted branda:
5000 CigsFs-8ssOTted brauds
Painted Tubs and Buckets,
Cedar Tubs and Buckets
And many other articles In the Grocery
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
No. z College, three doors North Of Spring street
apTil4
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SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4tb to sth of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are oereda list Of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l73 Deadrick Street, or ct this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges of the Society for the year
1855, and free access to the grounds during tho
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
10 THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WIN. 6. HARDIEG,
feb 2O-triw&wtd President
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EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAuRoAD-There
is bright prospect Of an early completion of this
road. We have already announced that the cars are
already running from the East far as Greenville
and in a few days will come three miles further
which viii leave only fifteen miles more to be I'm
sbed between that point at the Eastward and Bulls
Gap this side, to which the cars are running to
from the west.
DIR. CUNNINGHAM, the President Of the Road, is
visit to this city, and he expresses conf
dent hope it will be completed in this month, or,
certainly. in the course Of the month Of May.
We shall then have a delightful summer route to
the North and East, through the beautiful noun
tain scenery of East Tennessee and Virginis short
ening the distance to Washington at least Onesi1th
Of the time.
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THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL cTRcuIr

DIXON SPRINGS, March 23, 1858.
MEssRs. EDIToBs: It is understood, in this oOun-
try, that William C. Payne, Esq., is candidate for
Attorney General in the 10Th Judicial Circuit Per
haps the voters in that Circuit would like to hear
voice from the place where their candidates we're
raised-for there it is they are always best known.
Therefore in behalf of Mr. Payne permit u.s. through
the columns Of your most excellent paper, to say
that he has always been fsvOrite amongst those
who have known him longest and best. And we are
all exceedingly DESTROYS that he should succeed.
The voters therefore, who may be called on to Sc
lect an officer may rest satisfied and receive
ances from us, that if they vote for Mr.. Payne, they
will vote for one in every way worthy, and well
qualified. He has a noble and generous heart, and
whilst be would have an eye single to the faithful
administration Of the law, there will never be
exhibited anything like oppression in his official
career, if successful We, then, most cheerfully
recommend him, without even his solicitation or
knowledge, and if elected there will be one univer-
sal shout in old Smith from his numerous
FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCE.
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Trust ale Of an IrOn FoandrY.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made on the icth
II day OF September, 1857, By Riclard WhitcOmb, VIM
Lego, and John Haey, and which registered iE The
proper Office Of this county, In Book No g. pages l00 0
aud 02, will osr public sale Tuesday the 2gth Gay
Of April neXt the property therein described consisting Of
Steam Engine and Boiler, Fan, CupOla, ShaiilBE and
tBeting, Wool Lathe, Crane Moulding Flask Patterns,
Benches and other articles aud fixtures Necessary 30 carr
Iron Foundry, including Forges and BlackgmiIhal
Tools together with than sixty Of pig iron, and
number OF Car Wheels and other Castings, besides many
other articles and materials mentioned In said Deed o.
Trust
This 0nndFy has been in operation about six months and
situated In Edrehsd The river, Just below The old
bridge, and very The sites Of the Machine Shops cl
Of the Louisville and Nashville and The Edgedsld and ken-
ueky Railroad Companies
Terms, which shall be reasonable made known on the day
Of sale WASHINGTON B8 Know,
Trustee.
thereby TO- and DESIRE that the sale above
toned, shall lake place.
N,,nvfu. ar,,.5 IN ,sss
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REPUTATION IN NEW ENGLAND.

To B. a Falnsstoek q Co.:
GEETLEMEE;-FOr i've years past, have used A. Fah-
neSOeks VsEmiiuge for anIhelmnuc In my practice;
my atts nOn r called 10 it in had fail
eu TO dlodge worms with eslOmel PINK and hage
bottle obtained and used with desirable effect; since
then have prescribed il for hundreds Of patients aRd 10
large majority Of with complete In ease
single bottle OF the medicine brought away from ons pa
uent NINETY EIGHT WORMS. nave never known Il
TO do harm, and am induced 70 make from
honest conviction thai IL Vsuabls VsImugs
yet knoWR. such Is my confidence in its worn kllng'
powers that recon- mended it 20 other physicians This
section, and furnish them with the article.
NJ @. SAVAGR n d.
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heGuCSl y DJbPePaAa 70 a Mere Skeleton
CURED BY EGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITrBRS.-Wr.
Matchett, trader, probably Ue known any man
Western PennsyVani~ ttsss f1lloHss 81 net with
farmer 10 Armstrong county, Who reduced By DYspsp
slR TO skeletOn persuaded him buy bottle Of
behaves Holland Biters believing would cure him.
Meeting him months AFTER whaE my astonshment
at andng him hale, hearty MAJ; he told weigh
ed pounds, and that this wonderful change had been
produced BY BBrhaves Holland Bers, which strb.
utsd solely his restoration. az 4-IW.
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land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale seventy Of land
the Middle franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nash
Vie adjoining the tract Nheh resides and ne lands
OF Capt. John Johns Theland equal 70 the best, with
abundance OF excellent, failing water, with the
beautiful tuildng site in the country and in the midst
the finest neighbOThood In America
aprlI4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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REBRuART 18th, 1858.
WE the undersigned, have seen Capt. A. B. Newsou,is
" hne horse Unton and consider him Justly deserving
oera Pssronage ne Is Standing the presen season three
miles north Of Lebanon, wilson my Tennessee at AZ
the seasno, and 81 70 the groom. he is full brother 10
Feyto got by imported Glencoe dam Gantsss by mpor
tsd LeVathans grand dam BY Sir Archy great grand d m
imported Dare Devil his 4h dam Lacy Bongbrokq she by
imported Psntaoon, Cads BY WOTmys King EeFod Prim.
sou BY imported lave, stella by OtheIo Tasku iDrtd
mare Selma, by The GOdophin Arabian.
Union purely and popular bred, mastery IN syzs; hiI
proportions and symmetry blood and biOOdIike aD5eaT
aHce, make him inferior ne horse in America he ei
deterVing all the praise generous people can bsstow
I. BARRY.
CHARLES MORGAN.
W. q. GUILD.
WM. HARVEY.
A. r.. WYNNE.
G.. b. WILLIAMS,
GEO. ELLIOTT.
sPhl 4-EUunsl All Of Sumner county
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HSy- We suspect before another year dswns upon
them. the people will be satisfied that II was a mis-
take not 20 increase the capital of the Bank of Ten
nessee as may not proposed We hope they have
cause TO condemn or complain, but we fear the re-
sult-Pd,ri0t
What's in the wind now Did the Patriot say
anything in favor Of this increase before the ad
iournment? And did its party in the Legislature
vote for it? We think not and, if not, it is late
in the day TO discover the mistake For our par,
We have not particle Of fear that any mistake was
committed in this particular matter.
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Notice ExtraOrdinarv.

T1OR SALE, House and Lot coz tanning four and quar-
Il acres in the vii age Of COrnertVe, Giles oOUnty,
Tenn Attached 70 said ISL good FAN YARD, ali COM
plete. there good DWelng and all necessary out hOu
es Il L believed 70 be OF the best locations in the
State for Tan Ward. Price reasonable Terms easy Gail
soon or sou will miss bargain This is Of the pleas
ATTEST villages be found anywhere Churches and good
Schools In abundance GEO. &. MCCLURE,
april I-W4t Trustee for O. Hood.
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Cheap for Cash.

70 make room for new supplies, will sell my remaining
STOCK OF heavy Boots Shoes and Brogsns rost for cash
have also various kinds Of Ladies', Misses ana Chidrsns
Wear al reduced prices. Call for CASH 8ROGANs at q
College Street.
sPHl3 JOHN RAMAGR.
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Tennessee & Alabama Railroad COMPANY,

A GBNsEAL MEETING Of The ssockholdsrso Of the Ten
"A nesee and Alabama Railroad COMPANY will b. had A.
ne once OF The Company in franklin on Thursdav ne
IN eey o. april 1858 hy order Of Board Of DlreciorS
3O-td p u RBaurp DIV g.
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Lost,

On SATURDAY, the 9Th inst, MOTH, drawn BY A. h.
~ Rusdge, and payable the order Of A. NJ Rutledgs
al Jhs Bank OF tennessee, the dTst day Of AOyember
1883 - and endorsed said A. n. Ruedgs and
F. B. Fogg dated 9th March, la55 an persons hereby
warned aga trading said nOts The sane has been
lost misad and the said parties nave been notified not
TO pay the same to any person but myself
Nashville, March 81, ISIS.
april l-d3t ". z. OWEN
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Bank OF Nashville Building
For Rent.

WILL Rent Banking House TOR the remain der NJ bI
and FOR 1859, upon exceedingly favorable teT
Any person Wishing BankDg House, could not be better
lha slLn s expense i could be made an excel
ApDYtO \ HORSoN D..
april sim ~ -'0'''
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Elungarian Millet-

WE have lust received aBd offer for sale SO bushels OF
w seed Of the above gras imported By the Patent o.
fee In 1854, and described In the Agricultural Reports OF
that once for 1855 and 1856 Il SAID TO yield from 10
tons Of hay per acre, ual In all respects 70 timothy
RUTHERFORD & DOYLE.
april 3-d3t 81 Sou Ii Market street.
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nitu Hotel Stock

7 WILL ofeo at Public Sale At the Market House, on
Thursday, the eth inst a IL O'Clock, A. M from thirty
70 q y shares Of City HOiel stoek.
Terms made known on day Of sale
april Aid SAMUEL sEAY.
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~ oRLEANs, Mareh aoth. -.

NEW ORLEAEs, March 2Oth, 1883.
r. al an directed 10 inform you that the purchasers
Of Stock sold by this COmpan on the 18th or February
LASH have agreed TO allow the former the privilege
d rsdesmng the same By paying the nsalmens due
the 18Th Of April.
al stock ed By thai date will be transferred
the books Of the Company 70 the purchasers thereof
Very respectfully,
Your Ob'dt serV't,
GEO. q. LAWRAsON.
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ATTACHMENT SALE AT AUCTION.
DISTRESS.
TPabue & LucUs

ATTAINMENT SALE AT AUCTION.
DISTRESS.
Trabue & Lucus
MILL sell on Tuesday morning. pril 9Th on account
w OF all concerned, about iour thous nd dollars Of
new and fresh, StaPe and Fancy Dry Goods These goods
were selected Tor large retail store are Of the nest
KINDS and best iabr es; popular brands this
lot there will be found megnigcent Silk and Lace Man
ties, beautiful Lawns, musns &c
Also
AZ The same time, will sell the balance Of those hne
EAEFEIs hne Tapestry, BraSses, Two Ply, All Wool,
Hail Wool and all Cotton.
ALSO
We viii sell A. Boots and Shoes, Chdrsns Shoes
and Congress Caters, DC.
This safe has to be according law and the goods will
be sold 10 the highest bidder.
WsinTite every body and MS wife aiaend this sale
Terms, cash before delivery 10 any one
Sale al our Wsre House, A Morrison & Cos Bssr
City Hotel.
apnl4 TRABUB d LUCUS
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Fisher, WheIess q Co.

(sUocEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE q col
NOITON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
- Ff0duee Merchants Corner Broad and Market street.
NaanYuei Tenn, will devote particular attention "a m
JUSTIFIED aELillsLeo 10 t1alns M
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State Department,
Notice..
cInra Enr Rhannatisr1-

HAVE lust received few dozen bottles Of JAMES,
4 NEURASGlE and RHEUMATIC LIQUID, q medicine
that nas known fall In curing the shove
plants my be obtained the Drug Stores in
the city, and Of J. W. Wilson, az The old sand Of Mzeksn
Eie & wilson. Prizes 81 per bottls.
april ALBA. MACKENZIE.
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PIows! Plows!! Plows!ll

050 CAST MOULD BOARDS:
AOO go WROUGHT MOULD BOARDSg
90 STEEL MOULD BOARDS,
For sale low down for es5h
TBRRABs BROTHERS,
mar p % Broad Street
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Tennessee Bonds for Sale.
WILL sell 40 Capitol Bonds upon very favorable terms
n. HOBSON, PFest.
Sales OF Damaged
Goods.
REM +. SHIELDS

WILL sell Tuesday morning. April 9Th, at 10 O'Clock,
In lots 70 suit the trade assortment OF Dry Goods,
Clothing, BATS, Boots Shoes DTugs, Medicines, Willow
and TnwGre, Sc Sales account OF the UndeFW eTB.
april ) AuedoneeT.
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Notice.

WE have this day pure ased the entire interest o. MAJ
W ". W. Carter aud Capt. J. w. WHITE IN the Rock City
Flour Mills, and will condac the business hereafter under
the style OF J. &. BAUMAN & co.
". GOaDON q CO. continue to aet as our azenia.
mar 26-u !. E BAUMAH.
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LaWrenceburg MONEY,
Office Southern Pacific Railroad Company.

TTB are taking Lawreneeburg Bank Noes at par In pay
w msnt OF all accounts due u.s. and foE any aries We
f.S 81. 1853 WI GORDON & co.
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Notice.

UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, 3gth March, 1883.
A MEETING Of The Stockholders viii be held at their
"A Banking House, the hrstOf June next al 10 O'Clock
consideration act passed At the recent
session Of Legislature Of hts sats proposing amend
msns 10 he ehaFleF OF this Bank.
By order Of tls Board Of Directors.
mafsl--5t j. COREY, Cashier.
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Notice to Tanners.

wv % GIIINNNNN -
Nv have constantly hand for sale, GREEN SALT
" ~ HIDES al No. p South Front Street. -
EPHll !. DOYLE & co.
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NASHVILLE
TRNNRssRR IRON.

WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
aRHcTRp WEEKLY BIZ HART, MACRAR & CO., no. 10
MARERE sTREET.
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THE undersigned would inform their friend. AID IN.
4 public generally, that they have associated tbsis5
under the arm ana style Of
WILLIAMSON 8 CHEATHAM.

for the transaction Of Wholesale Liqsor s1d VIM IA
Vana Cigars and Tobacco business Having determined
TO Keep nothing in their line except articles Of the Plrssl
ana Best Quality aad b. giving proper attention 10 bua
ness they respectfully solicit portion Of public patronage
ELK. WILLIAMSON
ARCHER CHEAMHAM.
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Pipes Purs Holland GiD-"Broeksi's Ausbort"
= PUneheOns West India Rum
do Irish Scotch and Malt Whisky, best brands
10 bbs superior RJs Whisky, very cd;
20 do old do do
5 do genuine old Bourbon Whisky;
50 do me D D Tenn Corn do
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So many men have been arrested and held to bail
recently, for passing and attempting to put into cir
cuation, raised and otherwise altered notes Of the
State Bank Of Ohio and Southern Bank of Kentucky,
that the public mind is more than ordinarily alarm
ed and excited. For the further protection Of our
readers publish this slip with descriptions Of the
genuine and counterfeit pointing out the differences
so clearly and distinctly that be deoeived
Genuine " The State Bank of Ohio has three
or four plates Of ones, but the so dangerously
altered to ten, has for its vignette standing
and another sitting, with q shield between them ;
portrait Of man on left end and female figure stand
ing, with WINGS on right end
Raised and Altered "0Be"-The difference con-
ssts ia the erasier Of the denominstiona letters and
figures by chemical process, and.re-printing the
higher denomination. The female figure the right
end has also been destroyed and q poor likeness Of
Gen. Harrison substituted.
This Bank has three tens. Observe the difference
between these and the one dollar note described
above The lst has for yignette, Indians horses,
men, cars, &C.; the End has large on shield &C.;
the Ord has two women, shield and pillow, SC.
Genuine tgoS."-These are raised in like man
ner TO tWenties aud are remarkably well done. Wig
nette men, horses, &C.; Webster on left end.
There are two tWenties-mRrk the difference be-
tween them and the 'tWO" described. One Of them
has for vignete woman spinning, sheep, &C., Clay
on left end. The other has men on horses, female,
SC.
me COutNefb L90HA y ACHguChy-1uAs DahA AaS
numerous plates and unfortunately the most Of them
have been Counterfeited; but the only one that
claims attention at present is the new tone" re-
Gently altered to twenty. It is like those on the
State Bank Of Ohio very dangerC US affair, and no
one unless he is familiar with the plates, would be
likely to detect the fraud:
1t has for yignette, agricultural scene-gathering
corn, Sc, portrait of little girl the centre.
There Is but twenty, and that has for vignette
farmer with his right hand on hogshesd Of to-
bscco, head Of q woman on right end.
BeDare.-There are genuine twenty dollar notes
on the Commercial Bank of Kentucky, with forged
signatures out, and no one but those acquainted
with the hand writing on the genuine can detect
them; therefore, if taken ct ALL all tWenties on this
Bank should be handled with great caution
Nashville Market, April 8.
COTTO1-Ths receipts during the last two days
have been rather light The transactions have been
at s1a9ie, which is decline on last weeks prices.
ToBACOO-Ths receipts of priced are heavy and
transactions large Yesterday and to-day Messrs.
Fisher, Whslsss Co., sold tWenty-thrss hOgshssdS
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POrter. Ale. and Cider.
Glassware
sumdries,

100 boxes Wine snd Brandy Bottles;
$50 do Flasks--quarts, pints and \ pins;
20 do Tumblers;
200 DemJOhns.
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RPamnfaa.
Gin. Rum and WhiskE.

20 \ and i Pipes Cognae Brandy-bsst brands
81 DO Bordeaux do
Bk DO Rochelle do
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Protective Tariff.

The old Wing tariff doctrine is getting
to DO immensely popular at the North.
All tho parties there are in favor of it.
The. Democracy are its stoutest cham.
pions. Democratic Conventions, &C andi-
dates for Congress, and newspapers all
demand that tariff for revenue shall be
SD levied as to enable American manu-
tacturers and producers to compete with
the people Of Europe. Unwilling os the
Southern Democracy, are to recognise
the existence of any diversity Of opin-
ion in the party, they ere Obliged to
notice and protest against this heresy Of
their Northern brethren. When Com
gress assemblies We shall see TO what
extent the party is"a unit. "--iStaunton
Spectator.