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and carried terror into their rsuks. The vis5On
and experience Of man 50 eminent and pure, are
Of no ordinary value at this time, when the country
is overwhelmed with the war Of faction, and the
spirit Of subjugaOn is abroad threatening to over
shadow new land Of promise kansas
Such are some Of the indications Of the times
Let the peOplelOOk to them.
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Who'll WN.-There is trouble in store for the
triple alliance. Mr.. Seward could not have won the
victory against LecOmptOn without the aid of Dou-
glas and Crittenden and their friends. Douglas
could not have gained It without the co operation of
Crittenden and Seward and their friends nor Crit
tenden without the assistance of Seward and Dou-
las aud their friends. Each of them will doubtless
expect to be paid in proportion to the services rem
dered and each, no doubt, suppose that the nOmi-
nation for the presidency is the least that can be
offered him. in point of actual aid Seward has
unquestiOnably contributed the most; for he fur
nished III Of the 50 friends which the opposition
had in both houses Of Congress; but that he sacri-
feed nothing. Douglas only contributed twenty-five
votes but he furnished fair quantity Of the speak.
ing and vast amount of inconsistency. And
Crittenden, though he contributed fewer votes than
either acted in defiance Ofthe wishes Of the people
be represented and was, besides the author of the
man@uvre which, it is claimed secured the victory
Now, this beng the capital invested by EACH the
question is to which of the three, crediting Seward
with the advantage in number, Douglas with the
Inconsistency, and Crittenden with the inventive
talent contributed, shall the palm be awarded
That the " wise men" Of the new alliance will find
considerable difficulty in deciding the point is to be
expected. As a majority Of them will be the friends
Of Mr.. Seward, We think it most likely that he
will bear of the hOnors but if he does Douglas and
Crlttenden will bOlt-the former most likely return
ing, like the prOdigal son, to the ratks Of his
old friends, and the latter going of in gang by
himself and setting up his own hook, pretty much
as Mr. Fillmore did two years ago Washington
Union.
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SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We authorised nour cs A. CULLON Sr ofOver-
county, candidate Judge OF the SiIeenth Judicial
Circuit composed Of the counties OF OVeFnn, Festss
Morgan Scott, Cumberland, SequatChie White, BedsOe,
and Marion Election, Thursday, May a. 1858.
april 2l-td.
We authorized 20 announce (. L GARDENHIRE
candidate for Judge Of the Sixteenth Circuit comp
cOuuties Of OvertOn, FenlFess Morgan Scott Gambler
land, White, Bledsoe Bsqus chic and Marion Election
Thursday, May q, 1858. mar este
We are authorized TO announce A. A. SWOPR candid
ate for Attorney General Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, May 9Th, 1858. mar este
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Prnf. IIn.LeII,. EInctric nm.

ASHAMED OF IA lady describing an ill-tem-
pered man, says; "He never smiles but he feels
ashamed Of II
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Slightly Ahead.

NaTB have recently secured the exclusive agency this
w STA e. for the sale OF Halssy Boxers, and Capt
Stultzs celebrated brands Of
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
This Agency includes all their brands and enables
sell Factory prices. We CsndidB believe we can give
dealers better bargain than has been offered
his CITY, Of Tobacco SNUFF and S5gars
the largest and best assorted that been Kept
city.
No. a. Union street, ID door from Bank Of Tennessee.
apEIl I7-tf J W. LANGLEY & CO.
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ROCK CITY mTLLs.

J. e. Bauman & Co., PrOPrietOrs.
J. 4. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for
Wheat and Corn a. their Mills corner Of Line aud Cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
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All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at any
place the city free Of charge When selling by Quans
tty their Of discount is 10 per retail prices.
apr lily J. b. BAUMAN & co.
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my wanting Flour Bran, Meal, &C. Rock City
Mills, will and Order Box the Post Once and w. H.
Gordon d Co IS warehouse, whsrs the calls four
times each day Is BAUMAN & CO.
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Trust sale Of AN Iron Foundry.

DY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made the 10Th
ID day Of September, 1851, BY RieaaTd Whiteomb, WIN
Ledge, and joan dAey and which registered 10 the
proper Office Of this county, in Book No g. pages i00 lO
lO2 will Offer public sails Tuesday the 10Th 6ay
Of APu next the property therein described consisting Of
Steam Engine and Boiler, Fam CupOiss Snafting and
Belliug, Woo Lathe, Crane Moulding Fiasks Patterns
Benches, other and futures necessary carry
Iron Foundry, including F0Tgss aRd Raeksniths'
Tools together with than sixty tons Of pig from
number Car Wheels and other Castings besides many
other articles and materials mentioned in said Deed OF
Trust
This oandTy has been in operation about sI months and
situated in Edgeasd, river, jast beloW The old
bridge, and very the sHss OF The Machine Shops &C.
Of Louisville and Nashville and the Bdg sfsld ana Ken
lucky Railroad Companies.
Terms which shall be nsaSonabs made known on the dav
Of sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
toned, shall take place.
Nashville, March 30, 1855
IA PosTPoNENEST-The above sale is postponed
to SATURDAY, May Is, 1858
april 2O-td WASHINGTON BARROW.
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"a Without intending to be understood as con-
curing fully in the opinions advanced in the fol-
lowing article, We copy it for that originality Of
thought and style which 50 much characterize the
writinos of Mr. NrTCBFLL:
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Notice 10 COD1FaCfOTs.

SBALgD proposals. will be received al The omes OF the
- Rseordsrof the CITY Of Csrts'i lille, until ne
20.h day Of May neEi, Tor the bIdiug Hose truss
Brdg6 Red RVeT sis present bridge,
me hopkinsvile road; aud alec for ne building OF
first class rough asulaF per the place SAID
bridge shall consist Of spans ei SAGA viii a.
end Doca Of 50 o g. feet.
Dsiafi Plan, and -pscGca0Ha0 Of the maa0nry and suBsr
Structure be q once Of the City kn ueer az
the isl day Of April bdd5r8 aucs may OBJ
tain all Necessary Information By addressing Rrsed
ity knEinssT CHAbLES M. HLrBR,
april 23-ddEE till may Mayor Of CiarksTilo.
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOTDFRS

FENHBRB WILDE election held the once Of the Nash
n vile Commercial Insurance Company. MONDAY,
the third day Of May from 10 CLOCK, n. 70 O'clock
NJ Ter the purpose slecing eleven Directors manage
the affairs Of the above named Company or the ensuing
twelve months. JAMES WALKER,
april I7-d Secretary.
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KKanfed.
Fisher, WheIess & 90.

lsUOoEsaoRs TO goHEsOE, HORNE col
NorrOEs Tobacco, sgomgs, Gsneral CommissIoa sni
~ Produce Merchants Corner Bfoad AID Aarssiepea.i
NaahVile Tenn, VAL deseta paEculaf atigndon 70 al
business entrusted % thsui uI8-us
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" sHrTH
John LELLTETr. WI h. sHIrH-
LELLYETT & SMITH,
WhOiesaIe Dealers In Liquors, Tobacco,
cigars ETC.
M IN nadia AarLet Sfrssf Na.EviII, Ts.n

No. 10 and u, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
VEEP constantly on hand large and we'll Sc ga
M lscted stock Of the above named articles Of fasHi
eFy Frnds, embracing c0mmgn Liquors Of even -
dsacr ptOn aus Brandis3, Wines, Clio, Rum,
eVsFy thing In the Liquor line kepI 90 ghis markat.
Our stock Of Tobacco embraces every valley and grade,
from good co Tennessee and Kentucky he anest
and most choice Vrginia brands
or Cigars, have every grade, from The Melee 70 he
best Havgna
We manufsEturs the most OfOur WhakyE both hne ana
common and ready guarantee their purity. Adult
sFaoD with poisonous drugs is not part o. our ocyiBg
process Our veil known, ana popular brands Of smh'a
Tennesss White WHISKY, y and smiths Magnolia
whisky, - have groatru Our Old WhsEys are
OF BET G proof and dlv0r In every respect han
The Cincinnati limitations bF0ngh here.
Call and examine Tor yourselves
apr22-1y. LELLYETT 6 SMITH.
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Rridal.nresses Rridal Wraatha
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
PEysieiaH Extraordinary to the Queen.
ThlsinValuabe medicine Is unfang in the cure Of al
painful dangerous deases which the female
constitution is subject Il modeTaes all excess and
all distractions, and p ,dY may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
iI especially suited Il WILL short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Bach bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
Of Crest Britain, TO prevent commercials.
CAUTION
TRss Pils Skous bstakss females duriHg The First
Three Months Of Pregnancy tAsy surstO bring On
.NisearTiags bat At aHy Otasy tins thsy are safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the
back and limbs fatigue eight eEsOn palpation Of the
heart, Hyeteres, and Whites these pills viii eject cure
whsn all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do not contain iron, calOme anmony or anything
harIful to the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Conada.
JOB MOSES,
Late I. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, NY.
n. B-SIeO and postage stamps enclosed 70 any Ruho
tied Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills BY return mail.
Sold wholesale and retSi By Berry DemoVills and C.
W. Hsndershotf- Agents for Nashville deOd&Ulv
Committed TO DOVER JAIL, TENN,
Runaway, the l4th day Of Aptii, 1853 copper
eOloTed mao, blue eyes; has a he back Of the
len wrist; had striped pants red flannel bhrt,
Ebo ~ I'VE feet eight inehes hi h. viii weigh about 40
pounds The owner ls hereby nOuhed 70 come iOrWad,
prove property pay charges, &c the law requires This
The 18Th day Of April 1853
sprn 2l-vsi Tailor II stewart county, Tenn.
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BACOE-The improvement noticed in our last re-
view for Western ribbed Sides have been well main
tained and some $50 casks have found purchasers.
chiefly at 10 cents q ID. Clear Sides have been
more plenty and have declined to 102slI cents ~ H.
Good Shoulders have been held at II and u cents
u ID, but the demand for them is comparatively
limited Plain hams and ordinary bagged we quote
dull at 9a9z and good to choice sugar cured at IOa
l23 cents p H. p.
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The AragOs news caused a better demand and
more hrmness IN the Market but at this early hour
We cannot notice any appreciation in prices.
The sales to-day were 891 bales as follows l Al
vt; at lOf; 65 at 1915 IA at II; at III; at ia
ll3 at II 247 at llf; 800 at l2 II at I21; "a at
l2ti aud y bales at l2so., and the market closed
firm.
BACON-The supply is fully equal to the demand,
and prices are we'll maintained We quote, for hog
round, iO4 cents. There is very little disposition
to offer clear sides for less than u cents and some
holders are asking l2 cents. Shoulders are offered
freely at cents by the quantity and hams are
quoted nominally at from 10 to II cents, and some
fancy hams from y to IA cents. Western ribbed
sides are quoted at II cents.
CORN-The supply is light, and the demand
moderate. Large lots will command from IS to 20
cents and for small lots to consumers rs cents is
obtained There is good supply yet in the hands
Of farmers in this neighbOrhood and in the absence
of any demands for shipments prices appear
stationary.
FLOUR-The stock is large aud the trade dull.
City Mills surperfue, in small lots So %, but for
large lots this quotation may becOnsidered nominal
Extra S. so to S. IS, and E xtra Family Sc IS to
81 90. Country braus worth about % cents barrel
less, The fine appearance of the packages of cur
City Mills Flour, adds fraction to the value of the
Flour, although some of the Flour from the interior
Mills is fully equal in quality to the best obtained
at our City Mills.
LARD-The market is we'll supplied, and prices
range according to quality from TO Il cents Some
very choice in neat packages, will command from
y to l3 cents.
PEAs-There is fair demand for Peas for plauta-
ton purposes, and sales have been made at prices
ranging from 81 to 81 Is, according to quality and
quantity.
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ToBAoCo-The recputiuerease receipts have added
materially to The stoos and buyers appear TO be hold
ing back until the supplies more generally sam
Piled and placed upon the market. Under these cir
cumstanoes the weeks sales have been confined to
shout 1000 hhds (neaFy al in the early part Of the
week in several lots, and All on private teFus ex-
eept hhds at III, at IL, 10 at and 80 Clsrks.
vile at II cents u pound. Prices are without ma.
terial change, and we continue to quote for new
crop
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BAGGIEG AND BALE RoPK- There has been some
inquiry recently for Kentucky Tagging, and about
500 pieces have been disposed Of at l2sl38 cents 9
yard for hand loom, according to quality, terms Of
Gale, &C. India Begging has been in good request,
with sales Of several hundred bales on the spot and
to arrive at IA cash. to 14E and l4E cents % yard
on time. Bale Rope is still inactive with little or
demand for round lots and may still be quoted at
6a73 for hand made aud 7a74 and cents q h for
machine, the latter, however, being mere retail
rate.
GUNNY BAGs-We still quote I0sl2} cents as the
nominal rates for medium and extra heavy bags,
but hear Of little or nothing doing.
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CoFFEE-The dnllness and depression which had
prevailed il the market for Rio resulted on Thurs
day in decline of 4a3 cent. but buyers coming
forward more freely at the reduction, some $500
bags changed hands at vide range of 9a1O3 and
lO8 cents u ID. Since that time, however the mar
ket has acquired more frmness, and the closing
quotations are for Ordinary to Fair and Good Fair
s4al0l. Prime I02all cents 70 ID. The weeks
safes sum up about $500 bags and the stock now re-
naming in first and second hands is about 1900
bags against g 400 at the corresponding period last
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w. r. Berry & 90.
ell a puhffe gow.rr

apru9
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Augusta Market, April 60

CoTToN-NOtwithsand the depressing foreign
adVioes received by the steamships City Of Washing
ton and the Africa hecOtton market in this country
yielded very slightly and soon regained its former
hrmness and buyanCy, so far as very limited offer
ing stocks could sustain an active feeling in the
trade. In the West this rmness has heen main tanned
In the face Of large receipts. It is too early to
speculate upon the extent Of the injury which the
recent foods will cause to the new crop, which has
just been planted.
The sales for the past week in this market were
1855 bales and previous to the Arago's news, this
morning, the quotations were, for
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NEW sPRING STOCR

nEG LEAVE the I'ablie thai have Just
from the East with sy ftKSr sPEING STOC X,
which determined 10 sSn - cheap hous,
Wheeling.
siy s:oek consists Of al the islest stgtessf
DRESS GODS. such black and fAuey silks, LaEus,
CbiLE=s CIco-E variety. ClaeE, Berase IL
Laints, he Berges5 With variety e other goods
: 10 t1rTr'on.
EaIHEoIDEKIEs, the best be faiLd Wt. linz; ny
CoaEs Of al prices.
TO the highest 81 OF Sleeves CoArs vsI
Uii particularly mentiCu Marstle A. ls
ths East complete ot rnlTcivIsi BanI-
BoNNETS, any price fran - ny
brought the market ao ItoI,-t Ritois
BEAUTIFUL h0V~Is, rgses, ard tvrE4 thing II te I
lnervlinr.
WHITE GOOIS, such plain CARED rilliant-
amongst Ehi-h would call real Preach
brocacg, plain Euvi strip Jaesnef N4nsoos, &c.
SHAVLS, 81 AVIS St-Iial CashueFs, laln aud firl
As almost yuuT prices
CASStSERk. Cloths, AID ever thRE In the sf neis
saia5e for SPRING can chez tr laEsgat stock Of Ahy
hou IA Wheeling. and would particularly FrurSt
chant Llcfs examine stock, uill sellloE UO
sale
MirT complete ie and also Some of.hess long rn,is
worth . c Al l2tse
Cali Ala my stock, 1t VA compare
fAESFaSy Witu olher and rs doing and haN- a.
business tie easl preEir VIII sell il -
IsAAC PEAGEk
MARI l23 Main
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 81.
SENArE,-The Minnesota Bill of Mr.. Polk, in
lieu Of Wilson'S amendment yesterday adopted,
moved that Minnesota be allowed three repre-
Sentatives un9ualifedly. Lost-ycas II, nays
"a. lverSon moved to give one, taking the CEN
sus Immediately, ard allowing the other two
only as ccnsus Shall show. Fitch amended that
three entatives be allowed for this session
only. Doolttic amended, substituting two in
stead of three,
Mr.. Houston, Of Texas, opposed making tho
number of representatives a favor If Congress,
which had no right to stretch the Constitution.
Messrs. King and Hale expressed similar sem
timcntS.
Mr. Bright argued that it was no infractiOn
of the Constitution To- assume that population
of %, 000 were entitled To- representatives.
Mr. Green said the number of representatives
is to be decided 10y the House alone.
Mr. Dooittle'S amendment, after suffering va
rious verbal amendments, WAS finally lost
yeas ID, nays 81.
Mr IverSom moved Minnesota le entitled 10
2 representatives until the next appointment Of
representation from tie various Suites. Lost
20 to 90.
Question REQUIRED on Douglas motion of
Monday, TO strike out the whole section. Ayes
and noes being called thereon, Douglas with
drew the amendment. Benjamin moved a re-
consideration. Carried. Adjourned.
IloUSE.--Gilman argued tOadSuit Kansas With
ont Lecompton. Buriineame Of Mass followed
him. Parrot argued against Lccumpton. ZOl-
licofer defended it. He was disposed to vote
for Crittcndcn's amendment.
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FRnM MASHINGTON-

MAKcn 3O.-The caucus of Democratic MEM
bcrs of the House to night, was fully attended
The Senate Kansas Bill was discussed in good
temper by both parties. No amendments were
suggested to that measure. and finally reSolu-
ton was adopted, deciding that the bill should
be voted for as it came from the Senate. Be
fore taking the vote Clarke said he did not feel
bound by action of caucus, and Marshall, Of ILL.,,
retired, saying it was no place for him. He was
followed out by nearly all the anti-Lecompton
Democrats. Those who remained did not indi
cate tue course they would pursue. All Repub-
lican members have determined upon their
course. TO endeavor to get vote first on
rejection of Kansas bill-that failing, to vote to
lay it on the table. and in event Of not succeed
ing in this, to vote with all other anti-Lecomp
tonitcs for amended bill rs offered by Crittcndvtr.
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FORhIaN NEW.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.


Ngw YORK, March SI.-The Cunard steamer
Persia arrived this morning with Liverpool
dates 2Gh inst.
Nothing of moment had tranSpiaed In Par
lament, the India loan bill had been passed.
1t is positively asserted that Mr.. Persignav
has tGndGed his resignation of French AmbaS<-
ador at london, but is not known whether it
has been ccepted.
1t is iulored the French Navy is to be put
ON a war Iotlng.
In Spanish ConrtS, Isturity had explained the
condition of Mexican affairs. He thought it
could be sttled without resort to arms, and
confirmed he fact that tile Mexican EnYoy had
been dismissed.
The ArGo arrived on the 18th at Liverpool.
The King Il Naples had liberated Watto, one f
the English prisoners implicated in the CaglieIi
affair In. King has also ordered the trial of
Parks, eugneer Uf the Cosiieri, to proceed I'M
mediately, tlAt lie may be set at iibctty.
During hurricane off MADEIRA Island, the Z.
S. frignte Cumberland was for a time in immi-
nent DANCE. She suffered some damage, aud
two men WIRE lost
MARsrlLns, Friday night, Iath-Thc valleite
is in with Canton dates TO january 2Sth. No
tticationS Il the allied plenipotentiaIics. Their
forces will therefore ascend the river with flo
tia of guIboats, with 100 French and 1000
English m;tineS. from the garrison of Canton.
The Englisl troops are erecting strong works on
the island If Perrin There Is j further deli
cheney in the shipment Of tea.
LA1EsT.-LoNDON, Saturday, 2o.-The Times
article says there was material alteration ia
funds today, but they were rather tirmer. All
circumstances favor steady advance on every
description of security. About el44,0UU Of
Australia gold were taken into the banks to-day.
The Bombay mail arrived ut Dover AT a. IA,
and was dispatched to London.
Earon Brunow, Russian Ambassador, arrived
here to-day.
MADRID, Thursday, lSth.-A proclamation
has been issued Recommending the people to
follow the example Of the people at Citations,
but it was treated with indifference.
Observation-Disclosures closed steady with
some large speculation purchases. The market
closed with die following quotations: Western
Flour 2Ia22>; Phila. and l5ult 22a23s. Wheat
closed dull, at Gsa6s Sd, for red, and Tsa7s 81
for white. Corn closed steady with improved
demand; mixed aud yellow 33s Gda34s. Pro
visions declining. Beef heavy. Pork do. Tai
low unchanged. Sugar quiet, with u decline of
6duis. Coffee steady.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tile .frst 7carm aseather in the spring, is very
apt to occasion in many persons, bilious attacks,
COMPOSITIONS, headaches, &C., especially after vo-
lent exercise. To ward off and relieve such at
taeks, we know of nothing more suitable and
convenient than Toms ANrI-Bmrous, oEsIivEe
Pulls. Keep them in the house, so that they
may be at hand to use in cases such as are des-
cri6ed above as well as in cases of ordinary con
stipation, headache, &c, for which they arc so
admirably adapted For sale by dealers gencr-
ally. I. II. Logan & Co, wholesale agents