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ITHE third Quarter Of this ssAsol wilIspsn q
4 Monday, March ls:, In the resins herstofose o
| supisdin the Iowa Msdissl pollees, % ths END,
Of Concert aud Fifth streets. Isis pronssea . e
tablish an English and Classical School Of ~
c1nen3 and aims ~ shall placs Il In the hifhaua
- the schools Of our country, ~ &
ih this design these will b 60
4santages Of home nurture In pAys-
Inshfsf1b6 moral training, with instructlsu
the ysrionsdepartuent Of Literaturs, Schemes
There win be secured the services OF run earps
OF competent teschsrs in the various departments
Of languages, Mathematics, aid tho natural sol
succs. sss@
ten -. ..s.. win consist Of four quarters Of
There win b exercises weekly In Composition
and hiocuticn.
There will be three aepartments-- Primary, H.
ssrmed'ate and Academic;
TERMS.
Primary Department, per quarter, .........ae 90
intermsdste Department, per quarter ,..... 10 ~
Academic Department, per qunster, ..,...,. II 90
hess rates. payable invariably BY the middle II
quarter, dofrsy tho entire expenses Of tuition
II all branches not incl ded In the extra charges
NO deduction will be made for absence, except in
cases of protrneted sick ness.
kNeAN will be classified and promoted only,
g q thorough examinattcn in their previous
.s ~ esrviees Of Prof. Drsss havs been secured 10
Sss,rustion inGsrmsn, French, Drawing. end
l1Nli also give instsuseions In IL
PreLsrs.or, ,sAs1ssss II Perspective Drawing I'M
- sa'is ~ MA. NJ. per ,..s,e, Il.
f.iAsihs And Agtissi.sral ~
9Man, VS.. AeGsvic,
Jttkf& Xfnis. I
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FLonxHcS MoxEY.-430 OF Florence money
wanted q this olRcs In exchange for scrip.
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CoNynnsp.-Ws learn that there were
sixteen persons confirmed at the Episcopal
Church, on Sunday last, BY Bishop Lee.
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Slaughter Coal Co.
TOYS Or GOAL
AT 30 CENTS PER BusHEL.

WE &c constantly supplying tLs very best
w pnslityof grats and stove Coal brought 70
this market. 1t ignitss easily barns brightly and
generates more hest than any other article for SALE
sxsspting mons. Ils chief economy and sxesllency
eoasists 3 IL burning 10 ashes and leaving no
elinker Or cinder.
FOR mechanical purposes II positively cannot b.
surpooG0A, ~ those using Il will attest.
Ordsu Snqst be left on the book st the ONCE over
Collier Cas- Groeery atore. ID st., between Main
aad Jshnssa, aad they shall b promptly attended
to- - lesstofsts. i. 9. D0BHNS,
March I'd Agent.
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New Jersey, Pennsylvania ANA
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list by the latest advices. Adhere nam
cd are at par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
BANK Of Chester County.
Bank Of Danviile.
Bank Of Delaware County Chester.
Bank Of Germantown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Colombia Bank, Columbia.
Doyiestown Bank, Doyiestown.
Esston Bank, at Easton.
fsrmsrs' and Mechanics Bank, Easton.
Farmers Bank Of Bucks County, Bristol.
Farmers Bank Of Lancaster, ii Lancaster.
Farmers Bank Of Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, at Lebanon.
Nsuch Chunk Bank, Mach Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Po,uville, Pottsvilb.
StroudsLurgh Bank.
Catasqua Bank.
Pottstovn Bank.
The following New Jersey Banks Of Is
and upward are also ct par:
Burlington Bank.
Bank u Miilville.
q B1rdsntown Banking Company, Bordentovn.
Burlington County Bank, Mcdford.
Cumberland Bank, At Bridgeton.
Farmers, Bank, Mount Holly.
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, Camden,
Gloucester Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, NJ Burlington.
Mechanics and Manufacturer Bank, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
Phiilipsburg Bank.
Princeton Bank, at Princeton.
Salem Banking Company, salem.
State Bank, Camden.
state Bank, New brunswick.
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Compan Trenton.
Union Bank u Frenehtown.
h0 lear hanks AZ HAL tS.l
on dc post.
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AGRICULTURAL SroRE.-It Is worth any
mans while, and especially q Farmers to
drop in 1t the Agricultural Depot Of =. n.
Ansdsn I Co., and look st their unique col
lection Of the inventions Of human genius.
The collection extsnds from clothes-pin to
The gigantic Kentucky Harvester, and il IL
curious = veil - pleasing to observe the
variety Of invention and the psrfsssion Of
finish broaght 20 hear in cid Of the noble art
Of Agriculture. Here In . few monsOts one
can get some idea Of the great and rapid
strides Of progress II thsss modern tlpss.
Besides the inplsments Of industry here
gathered, one will also hnd soy quantity and
all varieties Of seeds for farmers snd garden
ers. Also, there will be found, 10 wait on
yoa, several very snssrprisiug sd agrssa-
bic young men, whose nsdesty would Be Of
Tended BY seeing their nsmes 10 print.
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parry l.OMAAre.

Party Leaders.
CKETCHR6 Of Thos. JEFFERSON, Alex. Hamilton,
- Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, jain Randolph,
including nstisss u many other distinguishsd
American 6tatsusn; by j. q. BALDWIN. For sale
BY OGDEN Bk0WNELL : co.
sep0d 81 MAin-st.
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nOMETA1NG NEW.
A full assortment Of Gents bnAinsss Hat, late
style Caps, AID variety of patterns VI straw
60 ods, just received ~ VOORHEES,,
spriSA2v No.v& Aain-st.
pOOkAIk5' Silk and Cashmere HATS ere eli
ths 20. Leave Jour orders ana have good ht
nsds By the use Of the Conformateur. at
apsl5d3w Ia Main IT.
NOTICE.
A LII persons indsbte 70 the late Arm Of Bernard
IA Haudain : Co., are requested " call at the
Office Of b. s. Merriam where the books may b
found and settle their accounts with J. D. Der.
nsrd Who a4one 10 authorised 20 collect the same
10. BERNARD,
J. b. NAUDAIN,
BERNARDO LOCKWOOD,
Late the arm Of "Dsrnald Madam Co.,
Esh L. Rka-dM
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New Lumber Yard,

CUH' SIXTH = THMEAsS1uee
M ILL keep constantiy on hand all kinds u
w Lumber suitable for the market Of Kssksk .
and surrogq1inE eonntry, such ~ =
FIOOh1Lq Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, yfncL, do do
BARN LAABEk, . large quantity.
FENCIN0, do do
CLEAR LUMBER, thick, thin, wids ana mann y
FIRST B SECOND COMMON LUkBkR. r
and thin, wide and marrow.
EnRETING, &C., 10. KEN
SHINGLES, No. and common.
LATH, do do
ALLEGHANY LUMnKR, dry, large suantltas6i
POPLAR PINE JOIsfs, u every desssip1lsS.
do Do BCANTLING, do a.
NETIMBER, from 70 II inches squass j
large quantity. aast ~ q
An Of which W will ase1ea tAe 1est rssssnAhle
terms for cash. Rs u. Ak6AN0. ]
Ksokak, Feb. IL, 'ss-dA &
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New Jersey Ranks.
Thompson's Baak Reporter, corrected BY
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par Jersey Banks and the places o.
redemption:
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CxAxos or Tms-The time table Of the
Keokuk and Mt. Pleasant road 10 changed
agsin, 70 suit the movements Of the packets.
Ths train connecting with the up-rivsr
packets leaves the depot at ! O'Clock In the
morning. The northern and eastern mail
win arrive about 10 the morning.
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TO BWICk MAKI.KN,

To brick MAKERS.
LNoR SALE CHEAP For cAsH-six Brick
Machines, complete and / n coed order Each
Machine. with one horse, will make :. 600 perfect
brick per d. Aiithe Brick on the Hudson River
are made by similar machines. Address
MAuRAN a GIBBS,
P.o. Box 2el., Chicago, Ills.
mch30d Inn q, ms
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SOMETHING NEM!
Grocery and Prortsi0n Store IN Mssoss's
L0rsy addition.
flsIlE subscriber is9penang store 1T the corner
1 Of Ash aud ats, in Mason . Lower Addition,
for the sale II Family Grceriss, Provisions, louse
Keeping Articles Mineral Wat.r, Lea, kc., but no
WHISKY. Loot tor the III. Ign IN view from Con-
vent Hill. Cheap as he cheapest for cssh.
r. A. URMSTQ1
iy25-d6ni-is
F0r keut.
fisii. caJ md crl fo.rs oyer store No. 1tp Main
] st..lat,l, occupied by uhas. schsGsr. The
roon8 N III 2iI !vsr very desirable Tor ofsef
TIL 3fd IGOR II suitab.e for : lodge room or
churss. Fine fr~ut cn.rarec IN Maip-st.j lease
given for ono yedr--lo~. Ai4 ITO
apr3 2w EE 4LpuG 4 BtR0E.
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ROR MEMEs
evNHRuu Aae slssptng rooms corner Of JsAneos
and ytfth streets thiri stcry.
Oot1e-du JOHN STAuUUD.
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WILLIAMSON 4 VIA M n ILL,
yXIHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
w have removed to No. s6 Main street. (north
side,) doors from Fourth street, whore they eHsr
q vrry lov prices ~ Cssh, large stock u Drsgs,
Chemicals, Paints, OH, Dye -Stn6s, VsTnsshes Al
oohols, Window 0lass and GLASS Ware.
spr3dlm
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RooTrso.-Ws call attention 10 the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. Rsnaud, whose work 10 well
known in this city. We have tried IL, and
found Il 10 be good.
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TIE M Oy.Al.

DAsKiaG IIousx oY II. +. Lows i Co.,
KEoxox, April 7th, 1888.
grIsI l. andersgped take pleasure in anuosneng
j that they have removed thclr banking House
to No. So Main street, north side estwsss Third
and Fourth. IL. X. Iowa 90.
snr7d1w
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KsoHuk Tlns TaAIs.
KseKuK, 1T. PL.AsAKf AND xuscArrNs n. /.

Arrival asa CIOs1nG - ths Mails.
The Northern and Eastsrn mails arrive II II n.
!" I" I" .. close st 4pH.
The u. Louie and Southern mails arrive 1t 1r.n.
~ close Al ~ II.
The wsstern nail BY Railroad arrives 1t sir.s.
/" closes u . IN.
Pest ofBcs open from n A. \. TO u r. =.
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-. s,ls Sn1 s;n 1Iss q $50.
\. 1pscn1Nsok. yAnrs pnvuy.
ISuTClsINs0N 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAHORS

InIfu-st. b.t, Ma n y JnhhA0n. X EUkUE
Lave jastreceiyed at their Fsshiona bic ailor-
Ling and weetshir estah tiShment onoi c. nd
excellent pply sf 3soa in,esss, Vest
tags, nddent' RnRnishine Hsods, Of all .lescrip
tions, and guarantee that theirwofk shall he done
Y the most approved and Satisfactory Manner
They are oonstantly receiving the New York and
PhilAdephisfnshtcns and respectfully solicit ali
.ho desire good vork and thshsst u terri TO rive
thar Aeall. Agents for
v2AHCleMAHAE's srsrEH or 0ARnKNr cUrr1Na.
Also. Reports Of HaAhions.
meh2s7dly Hu1UHINsoE DEWEY.
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saissoFy 81 the N 0rmOms.
VINHR Religious, Social and Political History
i Of the kormons or Latter-Day Saints, from
their origin 70 the present time, containing full
statsmssts Of their doctrines, government, and
condition, and memoirs Of their founder, Joseph
smith By Saul N. Smucker, a. NJ. Just rec q
and for sale BY OGDEN BR0wNELL 1 CO.,
scp0d 50 Main st.
Cloaks and ShaWls.
VlSuK entire stock Of Cloth ana Felt Cleaks,
/ Bay state, Chenille and Plush 1hAwBs ars
closing ont 1t greatly Reduced Pyisss.
P. D. FOSTER,
nsv1dAw 6eo0sd-strest.
sEC0ND 1TWEET On ear STORE.
IREAT bargains In Dry Goods, Cloaka, Bopnets
NJ Ribbons, -. We are now Offering our we'll
selected stock very low for cash Our assortment .!
goods 10 every department il complete, and bought
very cheap, and will b. sold lower than Asrstofoss
offered, - ws by doing own business, save rent
and eIsfk-hire. We can and will sell lover thar
any othcT establishment.
oct72-d r. II. ABBOTT 4 Co.
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zine old Ruln~ in virginia.

A. correspondent communicates the ioiio"-
inc upder the title of ga Sad Scene" to the
Southern Churchman of last week:
GA solitary traveller lately stopped his horse
nv the roadside, near the source OF Potomac
creek. in Stafford county, Va, and, fastening
his horse to a tree, proceeded TO force his way
through a Ticket of bushes and brainbles,
which surrounded the massive walls OF old
Potomac Church. rising in solemn majesty
amid some giant forest trees, which the good
serse and pety of some honest farmer left as
a beacon to the taste of generation that is
no more. Ii was a sad scene. There, within
a short distance of several sIOall frame houses,
for worship. stood this magnificent old ruin,
in solitary grandeur, memento OF lhe past,
Washington, Madison and Monroe, no doubt,
often trod It's courts; for it was on a direct
route from their homes in youth, and the Cap
itol. Some master genius had planned and
built ii. for even in its ruins it far surpasses
all other old country churches, that have
been seen in Virginia, or indeed IN any
State And it may yet be filled with eager
w0rshipers, if some pious hand could he found
to re-roof its massive walls. Two thousand
people could find ample standing room with
! in its SPACIOUS courts, whose magnificent arches
are exposed to the combined effects of the
| weather, the frost, and the outward pressure
! of dssected roof"
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From td< He<cds
: nreetiax Of She grocery Merchant
rhe Cash System Adopted.
Alta meeting Of the Grocery Merchants of NASH.
vile. bell on the soth Dec. 1857,
K. y. Morris was app0;uted Caairn'sn, and I. u
Burse Secretary After the obi scts OF the meeting
were explained, the following preamble and reso-
iutions we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas: A financial crisis has visited all de-
partmeats of business, and impaired conhdeuce
and or dit 10 such an extent, that we are comp-i-
led to pay cash for sill descriptions of Goceries, at
ruincns rate of exchange, in consequence oil our
deprecated currency.
Therefore, be 1t Resolved, That from and after
the frst of january next, the Grocery and Pro-
duce Merchants of Nashville, will sell no goods ex,
c+pt .or cash, or its equivalent in produce, and
will Eli no orders for Groceries or Produces IN
l. s. accompanied by the cash or its equivalent IN
produce.
Resoiued. That we will each, advise our patrons
by circular, card or letter OF this determination,
we feel confident that the merchants tracing a
Nashville will appreciate the necessity OF thii
course upon our part, AMI we would recomme nc
them to adopt similar system With their patrons
K j. NORRIS, Chairman.
It. CBURGE, Secretary.
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Capture of GEN. walker and his Men

Capture of Gen. walker and his Meh'
Our readers will see, from Our Geographic
dispatches, that the steamer Northern Light
has arrived in New York, having on board
General Walker, who, with hundred and
fifty If his men, was captured in Nicaragua
by the g. S frigate Wabash. The General Is
on parole. bat his men were placed on board
the q. 5. slOop of war Saratoga TO be convey
ed So prisoners to Norfolk. 1t appears that
Walker and his troops were carrying every
thing before them in Central America, having
caprured the lake end river steamers on the
San Juan, when the U. S. frigate Wabash In
terfered. recaptured tho steamers, and made
prisoners OF the American forces
Whatever may have been the true character
Cf Walkers expedition, this intelligence VIII
create a profound sensation throughout the
country, and in many sections will excite IN
dignarion and wrath. The Wabash inquest
ioTaIIv acted in pursuance of the orders of
our Administration at Washington. Thus the
Administration, in the exercise OF legitimate
authority or illegilimafe power, has prevented
tie GOVERNMENT Of Nicaragua from passing
into the hands of people from oar own sou.
They have crushed tie germ of revolution III
that miserable country, and, in effecting this,
have made use OF tie Navy OF the UHlted
States.
In the time of General Taylor's Admins
tratiOp. W hen q reVenue cutter WAS uiS pdlC"SN
from one of our Southwestern ports to inter
ctpr a band of flht listers between the man
land and Rourd Island, the whole Democratic
press of the United States cried out 10 fury
that he President had no right under the
constitution and the laws to use vessel OF
the Navy for any such purpose, declared him
- lawle-s usurPer acting in the cause OF
foreign power against bis own countrymen,
and de clared that he was deserving of. i'm
peachnent for the outrage. We shall see ant
hear what that same Democratic press vii
say now when the Democratic President q
the United States uses the frigates and sloop
of our Navy, not upon our own coast TO pre-
vent the arrival of flibusters at their place o
destination, but in foreign country to maxi
prison, rs Of American forces prosecuting, ate
voluntary expatriation, vigorous ehort u
carry American Institutions where Ley dc no
now exist. We think that the world shoul'
agree that the contemplate laxity display e.
by the Administration in suffering Walker T.
cot off To Central America and the prompt
tude exhibited by it in having him and III
men seized after their arrival there ard brongh
back as risoners, when considered in relatlo
90 each other, utterly and unutterably dis
graceful to the functionaries at the head {
our governme nt.-LOu. Journal.
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cgANcgRY COURT AT HUNTINGDON.

DECEMBER ISM looI.
Rauben i Johnson ars Hugh Torbett al-orignal Bh
ON otion Of cor plainAnt by his sole tor ana II APP
" pear.pg by affidavit, that MILAN gary a sAHusi
GETTY james Garvin ohm Bell aud ssmael Il kinn meE
chants and partners trading unde The ara ana style OF
William irwin Co., defendants m the aboVe cause, arc
non residents of the Sttte of fennesee ~
de
r. Nasnsle publs ed In TIE city Of NAshvle
rommaudr the sad ident delcndans to appear
IN h xt term Of said Court OF Cnancery % be held
"a the Court House the Of Haan gdon, Iennes
o., me erst Nor February next aud plead, an
gWer o demur aid rih, the same WI be Asen Tor
No"' NAPuLE N PRIEST.
: s,.a. Cert aud "a skter.
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DECEMBEk, ZoTd, IoOi'
Geo Prince Admir- of Rioheson II. Edwards. deceased,
: VS. w. 4. NJ Davis ct ais, heirs &c-orginal BIZ.
ON motion complainant by his solicitor, and
nd Joseph A. Keller and wife Martha A, Defendants
In IN. above idens o. me atate OF en-
nessee ordered that pubhea alton be MADE lor or
ccessive weeks in the Week Nashville Patriot publish
at Nashville anding the said nonresldenl oeien
Cbarcerv TO be held at house the town of
untn ghop enuessee, the hrst Monday In February
nex and plead answer or said bill the same
will be taken confessed and set To- hearing prte as
NAPOLEON PRIEST,
decsf--w4t Clerk ann Master,
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A CARD.

we have deter in to do exclusive CASH BU>
n MES this year, feel that ord of explanation
NAV be necessary Of cry par cuar friends
who had WI tn Us, ever since We CO mence
hgsinsss and are proud to ~ e haze many such
friends have al paid their acc unis pr mpty We
feel 6dent make Il greatly 10 the interest Oh all
~ nnyD,, on, goods per- setting thee
very M CHI che aper. 1here persoes in ms
Who oud prefer buying cash, IL he nade to Their
in crest to do O. many who 90 not have accoun
and we think unfair that vic buy for cash should
~ tn san u ices as those sho buy credit IL with
these usiderations adopted exclusive cash
aud c invite all VINO are In favor OF the system,
wau A. ali Ii ose no favor of uying goods cheap
- - rs a call w All 9. MoCLkLLArD,
w ~ Ncs 81 * So College street.
Nashville January LIST, 1858. b
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oHAscEaY COURT AT aUNrfNGDoH.

Andrew Nicely andw and others, E2-am Mons't, ana
w.t. e als.-Petition 10 sell land
I'M molten Of eomplanants by their and a
Opsaring BY afidayit that kphrsm Aenet an wsis,
raw Ts "a = Msrgan, Christopher D. rAight' Strsh
ssrgh, George slrAghi, James SRA h, Jene :
SON Davis 81 aighl and Alien Blair, IN tae
above cause are residents Of The eta OF iennsssee
- ~. nphiicstion be made for four suee ssise
a. els la q Weekly Nashville Pat lo pua he1 -
NAshviise handing the said non-se aen !, s -
X. hria Al tle curt House the tosn OF h1huaEao,
r. See on the arst Aonday IN fsp uNsy ne - -
kos r d-mur 10 said peal ION or the same VII Dc ttSn
f,r confessed aad down fos he.Tns a. 70
- Clerk aud Master.
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SssEe OF Lots.

DY virtue a deed in ut. executed to me, Trustee,
ID bearins date 1888, reg IL the Regis
fer,s nee in Book IA y page S21, viii I'll
dv January 2Srd T. II hRhes oder, in the Court
bo,se Yar3 in Nashvlir four besnti building Lnts, in
H.I,s 5diio o ashv He No. ~ 2s am 30, lot
on, ing hf.y fee street, ard running bacs $50
feat TO n alley tie ebaity Ct redemption a abe lots
Is waved Such Is vested Ia Tras wIll
riye 10 u pu Sale sfolt IL o'c ock NJ Terms
6naJe known on ID. day Of sale. n. HOBsoN,
,gar.C--fd 1ruslte.
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cHANcERY COURT AT HUNTINGDON.
DECEAIBER 2srH. 1851.


CT izen s. Woods Admir- Of wm Ii. Woods, dec d. et al
us Tho as Coburn and wife. ct. aL-orieinai bhi.
N motion If companant's by their SOLICITOR and 1t ap-
~ pearng by If av that Thomas Colourn a. M VIZ
Charlotte A. and "a mel Hogan, dsenc ants n me
cause are non of the Safe Of Tennes ee IL Is
ordered pub ioaton be maize for four
In the Weesiy Nashville Pdrio', published a.
appe EXTERN OF our ssd Court OF
he held Al the Court he tom OF HEnin
Ttnn on tie arst Monda IL FEBRUARY next ana peau
answer or demur said BILL the same VIII DC aAe o
oo"''SS0 ~ 80 NAPoLEoN PRIEST,
90, "a, Clerk and Mister.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

tape-Serm, said To be seventy teet
sesnoved from Mr.. j. Gear, OF Hart
week. Mr.. Gear had been III Tor
.. Mr.. Gear Was out OF gear beclluss
4 wasn'i.
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Now Trick Against soutb.

If only half of what we gather from Dem
.ocratic papers, in regard 10 the efforts of the
Administration at Washington, TO trample up
on the rights and defeat the wishes of the
South be true, then the election of Fremont
would have been "A blessiug-for it is certain,
in the first place, that he would not have
dared to impose upon the South as Buchanan
has done. and, in the next place, it is equally
certain that the South would not have submit
ted to half the ouirages which the Admins,
tration of Buchanan has already heaped upon
her. We take the following statement from
the Washington correspondent of the Rich
mond ENQUIRER. Well may our neghbor of
the South call it "a surprising disclosure" and,
in view of il, inquire, ''can it be true that the
Administration have employed agents to as
sis, in the expulsion of slavery from Kansas"
We have no doub. the statement of the En-
9ueserscorrespondent is trne TO the letter, or
n Democrat and friend of the Administration
as he is, he would not have ventured to make it.
Here IL is:
understand that Gen. Denver, the Com
= of Ipdisn Affairs dispatched to
aseiaI Instructions 20 induce Gee
democrat, soAetAer pro
=inst tie slapery clause
On. This was the
elton, and If the
out, the pro-
ents trans
Induced
If the
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