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he apologized for their abolition so5ieties which
poured their black hOrdes into Kansas to stain its
soil vith the best blood Ofihs South ard nav he has
established sim stronger claims to their gratitude
and support By resisting the repeal Of the Fishing
bounties. We are glad to see that every Admins
tion man in inc Senate, North and South, stood
firmly united in opposition to this system Against
them stand the whole body Of Black Republicans,
and Bel, Critieadss, and Housson-a triumvirate Of
traitors.
Il is source Of congraiulation to the people Of
the State from which these three Senator's hail that
the factis veil known, even to our enemies, that
BILL, HoUsros, end CnIrrtsDEs do not on this, or
any other question, represent the sentiments Of
their constituency.
Below We give the vote OF the bill Ct Mr. CLAY 10
repeal the fishing bounties.
The bill was passed by final vote Of 80 against
%. It takes effect from December 81. 1859.
The following are the yeas and nays:
YEAs-Messrs Bayard. Bepjamin, Bigelov, Bright,
Brown, Clay, CIingman, Davis, D0uglas Fitzpatrick,
Gwin, Hammoed, Hayne Henderson, Hunter, Iver-
son, Jones johnson Of Ark, johnson Of Tennessee,
Mallory, Mason, PeaFce, Polk, Pugb, Rice, Sebas-
tan, Shdel Thomson Of n. J., Toomhs, Wright, and
Yulee
NAys-Messrs. Allen, Bel, Broderick, Chandler,
Clark Conamer, Crittenden, Dixon, Doolittle, Dur
kee, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Hsr.
lam, Houston, King, Seward. Shields, Simmons,
Stuart, Sumner, Wade, and Wilson.
Accommodated. Bates, Cameron, Fitch Green,
Kennedy, Reid, Thompson Of Kentucky, and Trum-
bull
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WBEADING NATTER OF EVERY PAGE.


E- IN q recent article in our paper with refer
anoe to the Joss ofthe bonds Of the Exchange Bank
We speak Of there having been some g very improp-
er conduct between the Comptroller and Mr.. sPREoa "
The conduct thus characterized was the receiving
at the Comptrollers office Of Mr.. sPEscEs due bill
in lieu Of SD 600 Of his circulation. We learn
through o card from Col LUTTRErL. more recently
published in our paper that the due bill referred 10
VaH taken BY his Clerk, ar MosEBT, and not by
himself Our language would have been more cor
reot therefore, if we had said the ComptrOller's
Clerk instead Of COuptroller We say this much in
justice to Col. LurTREIL
Col L further saysin Unpublished card that this
due bill "was takea up BY Mr.. SPENCE from me
very soon after it was given, by returning that
amount Of his circulation, which 1 burned" This
We understood at the time we wrote cur former ar
tcle and did not feel Earranted therefore, in char
aeterizing i otherwise than every improper con-
duct"
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THE "STTx" TO BE CAPTUPED-The greatest
excitement prevails in Havana, consequent upon
the landing of the British marines on The Island
A letter says:
can American captain, who is about 10 leave
Havana for the Chinese seas to bring cargo of i'm
migrants to Cuba, was fitting up his vessel in such
a manner as to be able to Iesstthe attack Of any
vessel that may assail him at sea, either going or
returning and he declared his intention to fight for
1t, if the StyK attempts TO bOsrd and search him.
Some Of the rich people Of Havana 50 highly ap.
prove Of his determination that they have offered
this captain $4,000 if he can succeed in bringing
t1e pugnaoious Styx into hsrbor as a conquered
guR-bost The results OF es lcCse ndcati ms
..uIan to be seen; but uoubt the prompt and de-
oisive measures Of the American government will
prevent the sanguinary intentions Of individual
captains"
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SAMUEL SWAN & CO,
TO THE PUBLC.

~ 1hE PtbL4C-s
The extraordinary pursued by the rival managers OF
different Lotteries injure liberal schemes and
prompt Of doing business has erialy Effected them
compels special attention. facts which all who deal
With know already; that that Lotteries are legal; the
managers and trustees honest and honorable men, that We have
sold prizes in the last months than all other Lotteries
in the Union that they promptly asd in all cases
presentation,
The effort to njure only az our business by our
rivals, but also intended politically one OF our part
ners assure our friends and the public that OUR
RIGHT, and this the legal investigation which we shall
urge to hearing, will u- demonstrate. In the meantime
business will be conducted as usual.
sAAIUEL SWAN CO.,
juneI-3tins Lottery Managers, Augusta, Georgia.
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PLENTY OF BREADsTUFFs.-The rush Of bread
stuffs toward tide-waer, compared with last year,
is very strong. The receipts Of -four and wheat at
Buffalo, Oswego, and Ogdensburg New York. this
year are ia Us barrels in excess Of the same last
year This is an excess of Flour exceeding the
entire exports Of that article from New York this
year of nearly 300 900 barrels. At Chicago, whence
such large supplies have been drawn this season.
cOmpared with last, the stock Of wheat on the oth
inst was nearly double what il vas on the 9th Of
MAY, 1851 Ish. Sun.
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MIR. BELL VOTING WITH THE BLACK
REPUBLICANS.

REPUBLICANS
An analysis Of the vote in the Senate on the bill
repealing the Fishing Bountes, exhibits the fact
that the entire Black Republican party united in
opposition to that measure We expected that this
would be the case The New England States are
alone benefited by the continuance Of this bounty
and the New England States are all Black RePubli-
can States It was to have been expected, there
fore, that this party would strenuOusly resist the
repeal Of a law which operated so bene6cially for
the section from which it derives great portion Of
its strength, and so injuriously and unjustly to-
wards the Southern States of the confederaoy. But
it was not to have been expected that any Southern
Senator would be found in league with enemies,
and in opposition to our interests. Certainly
Just and conservative man Of sithOr section of the
Union would ever be found in such society. But
We have been 50 long accustomed 10 find Mr. BELL
associated with the Black Republicans that We
should have been surprised if he had not voted with
them on this question. HumiliatiDg Il is to our
State and to our section, must acknowledge that
JoHS BELL Of Tennessee is completely and ire
trevaby sold into the worse than Egyptian bondage
of abolitiOnsm and worse than sill, that he has
voluntarily entered into the disgrteeful bargain.
He has been the submissive slave of that party for
six years, and has done their bidding Without
murmer or remonstrance. he expects perhaps to
be made steward il their household and ruler
over their people. He certainly deserves some
thing at their hands, for he has been true to
then when he was false to his own State and his
own constituency and his own conscience. He vOted
with them against the Nebraska bill, in all its
stages. BE voted with them against the admission
of Kansas with a constitution recognizing slavery.
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BRANDTEs, WINES, CIGARS, &C,

J. w. WILSON,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
STOVES, TINsWARE AND CASTINGS,
Il EEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
IN saleat the lowest prices Wood and Coal Cooking Stoves
Heating and 0e Stoves, Coal Ranges four sizes and best make
put up and warranted.
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVES,
made Of best Tennessee Wrought and admirably adapted
Of Families, Hoel, and Papati0ns. 1t viii become heated
very short imt and cook with greater facility and
ence than other in make four and
shipped to distance, carefully fitted and packed,
trouble in putting hem up. One thousand Of them in
Tennessee and Alabama and would refer any
ing them, for their durability and convenience,
REFRIGERATOR.
McDonalds Louisville Refrigerator, admirable arrangements
for keeping Meats, Butte &C. pure and COOL and will du-
ring enough ice pay for them Attached
Water Cooler, for cool Wer, with additional expense One
Hundred Assorted Sizes.
Masters FIVE MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEZERs,
The best that is nov in use
Water Coolers, all sizes and ua lterusi
Fine assortment Of Chamber Toilet sets;
Patent Knife Cleaners;
Fruit Cans Of MAKE, sin keep good supply, made in
the best manner either for seall z or solder.
OLD DTHINION COFFEE POTS,
article for making Coffee W IN usewH make with one
third less material and purer stronger any other
sides retaining all thearOma Of the coffee.
HERRING'S SAFES.
in store Eight Of Herrng Fire Proof Safes all differ
sizes, which will sell at cost, to Jose Segment.
mayc-u j. ". WILSON.
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We reduce the size Of our Daily, as win be seen
By its readers. We accomplish this reduction by
the use Of smaller type for advertisements, aud by
rigidly limiting our advertising customers to ths
space paid for. The reading matter is rather in
creased than diminished by this change and by
placing reading matter on each page We more nearly
equaile the value Of advertising space between the
different pages. Our arrangements for news viii be
perfected in few DAYS.
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How TO TAKE A BRITISH OUTRAGE.-Captain
NICHOLIs who reports the last British outrage that
has come to hand, shows that he knows how such
things ought to be taken. Thus runs the report:
captain Nichols thought from the appearance
Of the officer and the bold manner in which he
acted, that be was somewhat intoxicated. Captain
Nichols offered him segar, (hs having no liquor on
board which he refused, but requested glass Of
wafer, which was given him, and he departed"
Here's a 60. There's war in this We will GER
tainly need feet Of new war slOops, aud our mer-
chant vessels should by all means be provided with
s considerable store tf ammunition in the form Of
strichnine whisky, at the expense of the Govern.
ment Strichnine, diluted in alcohol, would be an
excellent preventive of British Outrages
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PAY OF Naval OFFICEBs-THE PROPOSED In
CREASE "A bill is before Congress which provides
for increase of the pay of the officers of the Navy
It's advocates urge that their present compensation
is adequate to their necessary expenses, accord
ing to the present valuation of money
Below we print a comparative table Of the pay of
the officers in the Army and Navy:
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HOLLINGSWORTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND CO VI MISSION We CHANr 8

WHOLESALE GROCELPS
ID COW WISSI WERCHAN 3.
AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN IRON FACTORY.
NNIE wish 10 call the attention Of Merchants and Mechanics
who deal in Iron and Nails, the Manufacture Of the
Southern Iron Works, located Paducah, KY whose locality
enable them 70 select the best Tennessee MATERIAL they use no
oter for the manufacture Of iron and Nails They all the
best and most recent Improvements in their machinery which eua
bles them to manufacture all articles unsurpassed in quality for
much less price than can be afforded by mills without such modern
Improvements.
at all times have full and most complete Of ali
Of BAR ROUND SQUARE BOILER. AND
SHEEIslEkON together with all the sizes NAus,
which we offering the trade Manufacturers prices All
Iron warranted to be equal the manufacture any Ten
nesse Mills and to be superior to the manufacture Of any
STATE. Call and examine articles and prices.
HOLLINGSWORTH & co.
julys No. 6 Market street
CASTINGS, Steel Grow Bars, Wagon Boxes Iron Safes
Axes Sheet and Bar Iron. large and ven assorted stock
in store and for sale to the trade Manufacturers prices
HOLLINGSWORTH co.
=. - !.
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MACHINE MADE HOHSESHOES.
~ THE TROY IRON ANDNAtL FACTORY, -
n N at Troy y. ", hare HIy Burieus In n N
Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery uowM III
w in successful operation, and ara PREPARED toW III
II execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes. Of VI II
y any Weight and Pattern a pr ce but LITTLE y
above the price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Of Iron used in these shoes warranted 10 every
respect These shoes have been approved Of md are
the United States Government exclusively, also By
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies md Hore shoers
throughout the country Any person incosns s. to
signed viii have sample Of 100 pounds, sizes
his address,
Orders addressed the subscriber Troy vii receive prompt
attention, WM r. BURDEN.
apnl6-ly Agent, Toy, New York,
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gFWEBE be had at r. D. BLU8Is Plain and Ornamental
Il Engraving Establishment, Seals for Mas0ns, l. o. o. F.
sons OF Temperance Notares Public Insurance. Railroad and
fank Road Companies Courts States, c &c Also Steam
boats Post Once Stamps Steel Stamps engraved 70 order for
Backms and sversmts in fact for all those Manufactures
VINO may WISH to stamp their hands and address
Ae stamps warranted stamp Silver Gold. Brass Iron
or itself
Stencils Of all kinds made order JeTery made and re-
pared. r. D, BLUM,
Deaderck street, doors the Public square opposite the
republican Banner Office, apr30-dtW3m
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. ~, COLLEGE STREET.
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ARMY PAY.

#The Congressional Rsgistsr shows that General
Scott drew $4,000 last year, but that includes
transportation.
General ofioerg are seldom on their lowest pay
and often get more than here shown.
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DIR. KINGS DISPEVS1RT
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

W. ~ Dr.. King, formerly Of New YORK. for he lazs f
years Of Louisville, Kentucky, ana Who has de-
voice nus attention % tie treatment Of private diseases f1r over
nrty years. hatters himself, having attended @ nrc n r ~
many years. and cured many thousands, enabled 70 eur.
All diseases or private nature, lad tr nav
rom ny udcious mgteal treatment from negdct Of er
own Dr. Kings Dispensary is No. % Deaierct street. reE
Cherry and the square, where he cures an dse of 4 r-fs
nature. F--
6oSoRHEk cured vi thout nauci0us medicine or intssrz
from business
sIAl1RuRs Of Old or recent date ssually cured in few
Jays y an operation which pain. Where strcurs
exists, health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps no dfssgss gs7
more mischief and undernines the constitution 60 much.
SYPHILIS, With all the diseases Of SKIN growing ont of e
let or bed tettment can be sdetualy n lev aya
sEISAL WEAES, particular having been i've, n
ms esaiei and all the growing out Of h. uhe
"a IN many cases by the destructive habits u uconsists
Youths and excessive indulgence passions nerif ~
which viii undermine the Constitution. rendering 7t NEE
Tor business Or society. and causing premature ola aas
Females who be abQng with ii eutV of he W,h
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, Wrtinz ana -tain- tf- go, -
Zee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King. No . rer -.
nashville Iennessee, will have uscsssarv fciBe ~ -
5lslf aaa1a Win necessary directions. Strict secrecy ossrsd
nay 23-d1y
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LIQUORS.
RRh3e H141S RECEIFIED WHISKEF;
~ ~ " ~ llS Vi1 bourbon do
~ - ~ "IiaAey luO bhs American Brandy:
~ w Oin' 100 do Walkers Xxx Ale;
. larres Neg ENGLAND Rum
Also large stock Of line Bralai.as;SgiEes 4. in t r
for sale by - - al ''''s anu
janu 10. EDW4irus
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New Variety store.
NNT Be Cru B73Ss wholesale dealer IN Geld and Gilt
w JeWelry, Fancy Goods aCc No. 3, South side Pr5c
square, next door to Berry Demoyile. ~
This establishment has been recently opened with erre
stock Of goods, comprising every article in the line, usually kept
in similar establishments The proprietor trusts, from
somewhat extended experience in the business by
mnaou 70 maze quick sales az low profits that he will
calls from his old friends aud the trade generally
msyl9 ". B. GRUBBs.
TIOR SALE AT COST TO CLOSE.--An assogt
~ nent Of the following articles, among Others is offered
cost TO clQssi
Irish Linen Linen silk Handkerchief Hosiery, Gloves
Ribbons, Six Fringss, Trimmings, &c, &c.
w. B. GRUBBs,
may 9 40. South side Square,
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MORRIS & STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs.

MORRIS & STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERSs
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LRUoRs,
No. "a MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VTTE in receipt Of large and general assortment
w Groceries, Liquors, &C, which will sell very low
prices, for
74O hhds Sugar, all grades. 10 bbls Pecans,
$50 hbls & : bbs Moasses, 10 English Walnuts,
200 bags Rio Coffee 10 q" Filhsrs,
100 a bbls II Nolasses, 30 tierces Rice,
50 Golden Syrup, 900 Xs Tobacco, brands
1000 boxes Star Candles, 10000 Cigars,
300 = and 4 do do 1000 kegs Nails,
100 boxes TalloW do 100 dozen Painted Buckets,
100 do Bar Soap, So nests Tubs
200 do NJ. r. R8sns, 80 gross Matches,
20 eases Sariines, 500 boxes Glassware, assorted,
60 bbls Nos. /, .. 3. MaCkerel 100 casks Soda,
800 Kits do do 100 bbls Cider Vinegar,
100 boxes Cove Oysters, 30 coils Manila Rope
30 do Fresh Teaches, % tierces Fresh Rice,
100 do Pickles, 50 keys Lead and Shot.
LIQUORS,
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia . barrels pure Old Rye, very
WhiskeYy fine
200 barrels Tennessee White 200 Barrels and Z pipes Amsr
Whisky, Brandy,
Whisky. pipes Old Holland Gin,
200 barrels Smiths Old Reserve $50 boxes fine and Common
Whisky, Brandy
100 barrels v A Browns Old Also large stock Of fine Bran
AOnOngahela Whisky, dies, Wines, &c.
mars NORRIS & STRATTON.
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- JEFFERSON q Freeman 4 I, S.ll'-'

4 FAIIERsoS1 A. A. FREEMAN
PATTERSON & FREEMAN,
Az now in store, and constantly receiving fine as
sortment OF all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
y are determined 10 sell low any other boass the city
az the same time Warrantng their Furniture best
workmanship and finish One OF the has returned from
me east where e personally selected the entire stock which
OF RECENT MASuFACrURE and LATEST stock con
t in part Rosewood Mahogany Parlor Furnitu some
o. winch Is very ne' together with Chamber Sets Cases
Mar1rol Reclining Chairs, Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs French
Bedead Music Stands Mahogany Chairs Dressing Bureaus
Extension Tables, etc., etc, and complete all
kinds Of
LOW PRICED FURNITURE,
and variety Of Wood and Cane CHAIRS We will en-
deayOr 20 please all, and viii pleasure In showing or
stock to those who may favor with a call
may29-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN
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NEVEs


tol. heunev's Attack on Greyt0un-His Capture.
- british steamer a. SreytoWn reports thst the
10th Of April, Col. Kinney made an attempt to cap
ture GreytoWn-he having hauled dswn the Mos
quito and hoisted the Nicsraquan flag. and taken
the Mayor prisoner. The citizens few to arms, and
also appealed to Capt. Kennedy, Of the jamestown,
Tor assistance. 1t was granted, aud Eve cutters
hled with marines left the jamestown for the shore.
kinney and party finally surrendered 70 Captain
Kennedy, and we're sent to AspinWall in the British
steamer Hisparty consisted Of himself Geo. R. Gid
don K. s. Tool, Thomas 3. Bell and A.. P. Dresser.
California NeWs-ArrivaI Of the Moses Taylor.
NEw York, May 25.-rhe steamship Moses Tay-
Tor, from California, is signaled.
The California Legislature has adjourned
New Gold diggings in the vicinity Of Walkers riv-
er caused much talk
a. B. MalOney has been appointed State Comp
troller.
The stage from Nevada, for Sacramento with
SLIGO in dust, for Wells, Fargo Co., was robbed.
The peoples ticket has been elected in Sacramen-
to- by several thousand majority over the Buchanan
men.
It is rumored that the Indian tribes in the Plum.
mas country, had banded together to make war on
the whites.
guano island, containing over million tons,
is said to have been discovered on the track
between the Sandwich and Ladrone islands. Spe-
cimeus Of the guanO have been received at San
Francisco.
Advices from Frazer's river confirm recent &C.
counts Of extraordinary gold mines. and there is a
tremendous rush from all parts Of the British pos
sessions towards the gold regions The mines ex-
tend over great e1panse Of country, and reach
acros, the line into American Territory.
A steamer loaded with dggers had sailed from
San Francisco for Cape St. Lucas. Lower California,
where she had recovered the specie buried there by
the Captain Of the Brig COrnelia, when he titled
that vessel
The ship ZonObia from Zittks, with cargo Of
ice, went ashore on the 31lh April, on the North
Head Total loss, and uninsured
Nothing important from Oregon Washington
Territories.
News from the Isthmus mentions the arrival Of the
frigaie Saranac at Panama, on the 7th May, with
dates from Valparaiso to he 10Th and Callao to the
9th Of April Nothing important.
Advices from Guatemala state that the cholera is
raging with great violence in various parts Of the
republic.
Adviees from Nicaragua state that Mr. Billy, a
French agent, is negotiating for the Transit route,
for which he says sixty millions Of francs are alrea-
dy subscribed ia France.
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w. II. WEBB & co.

WROLESALEDE4LERs N READKAL4DE CLOTHING.
NO. "a, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
- well selected stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Gotten up expressly for this trade to which we invite those visiting
our market 70 examine before buying, attend offer IN
ducements to Cash Prompt Time Buyers
rrr