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Y virtue Of decresal order OF the ChaHceFy Court al
ID GansbOro, the February Term. ls56, said
Court IN the G5Org bite and ais. against James
A. Spurock and ais pendng 10 said Court will Satur-
day the day OF Way, 1858, at the Court House door
Gainsboro sell public auction, Tor cash In hand, likely
Negro Boy. This l2th March, 1855 w. Fl. BOTTS,
mar 2l-W4t prs fee 81 Clerk & Master.
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.eYoung,s spirit OF the soutIa. ,,

DERSONs wishing to advertise heir BLooDED sTocE
etc. for the present season in the esprit will please
hand the IL Immediately, 20 j A. Fisher Sec al The
Ofics the Nashville Daiy News No. 40 Cherry st., In
order 10 be In time for the frst issue. mar2i-lW
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NOTICE.

m The nrst Monday in July, 1883, will SELL the court
~ house door in jamestown, Tsnn the above
lad for the taxes cost and charges due for the year 1857
much Of them will be sufficient pay the tax and
charges them for the year ls5s. This oh March, 1858.
LEB,
Tax Collector Of Fentrsas county, Tenn.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

VulS HlVB has taken the r premiums all the Stale
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited,
and ts pronounced the best I'm With this Hive
any one keep bees wiki perfect safety and
bees may be made 70 Swarm IRON more hives, or
may be conducted any number Of hives
INGs and s have tu supply Of Queens. TIE bees are
entirely protected from the BseAoth and other insects
Eich annoy and ruin the beeI. This WARRANT. II
managed according g. the directions which are given In The
book furnish Ine bees have opportunity exercise
IN the SPRING and clear the dh from their hives without
lying out 10 die on the The nth any time be
removed from the hives without disturbing The
bees can be transferred as often necessary them
comb, aud without killing them 10 prevents all DOS
s0y Of TUbbing while feeding. And Is thoroughly ven
uated throughout ddTGwers hives honey boxes and
chambers, The work and progress Of tie bees may
In the hives, honey and feed drawers The scene
presented by the interior Of beehive seldom failed to
Interest even the most ncurOas observer, while il ais with
establishment the mind Of The philosopher When the day
Is hne and the sun shining brightly, the habatOn OF these
marvellous little creatures exhibits The aspect Of pOpaous
aud busy city. The gates crowded with hundreds Of
dusLuoud WOrkerEsome the wing In Of
nance, others returning from the fields laden food
some earnestly engaged in budng-sOms tending the
yOungohers employ ed In cleansing their hatatiOn-Hhe
four OF I've may be dragging the corpse Of
Panlon, and It would appear, scpul0usY paying the
last hOnOTs to the dead.
IL Who would do without honey, when all can have
abundance, win the proper HITE.
mar22-F W. D. SMALL, agent.
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MARRuD-By the Rev. W. r. Warren, on The
evening Of the 23d, at the residence Of the bride
father, in Henderson7ille, Sumner county, Mr..
LEWIS R. FREEMAN of this city, to Miss MARY J.
CLENDENISG.
Happy hearts to be thus blended,
By the VOWS Of mutual Loves
With pesce snd bliss and joy extended,
Alike to that Of Heaven above. A.
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ATTENTION!

Farmers and BpiCures
THAT arc I'm want OF The best Of Eating and Seed sweet
Potatoes, call al BEN. 8. WELLEk'S, No. 50 South
Broad street, aad you can be supplied.
msr2O-4g. A. J. BAKER.
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A HUMAN PHESOMES0y.-Thers was gentleman
in the Legislature just adjourned who never tasted
ardent spirits Of any kiud-who never tasted t0bac
90 IN any form. The same individual is poet NOT
est lawyer, politician, and legislator. Another in
stance Of the kind cannot be named The gentle
man is Mr. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman.
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Sec, g. This act shall take sFeot fron cad after
IFS passage
Passed January %, 1858
DANIEL S. DONELS0N,
Speaker Of he House Of Representatives.
JN0. G. BURCH,
Spsaker of Tie Sennts.
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ZOE LOuIsYIL.LE An CINCINNATI.


THE new light draught passenger and freight
steamer JOHN GAULI, J. BUECE, Master, -
will leave mONDAY, the 22d instant, a.
o'clock p. NJ, and sl intermediate landings
: or freight or passage gpply on board, or 70
mar 2O-t d. HARRISON, Agent
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Ns IL 4 n r 4 a.
State Comptroller
March %, 1858.

oItIV NUII pITO IItIs
March %, 1858.
On motion by Mr. McCONNICO, the communication
was OrdeIedto be spread upon the Journal.
ADDRESS TO THE CLERKS.
Mr. MCCONNELL presented the following, which
was ordered to be spread upon the Journal
To CHARLES STONE, Principal Clerk Of the Senate
and THOs. S. MARI, Engrossing Clerk
The undersigned, members of the Senate now pres
ent in the city, closing their official relations with
you, beg leave in this manner to tender you our
cordial and warm thanks, for the ability, efficiency
prOmptness, and fidelity with which you have dis
charged your duties, at the time to bear testi
mOny to the urbanity and courtesy of your inter
course with U.s. Accept this a mark of our per-
sOnsl respect with united and sincere wishes for
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II. DENTON, B. WAsHBURE
'OOkVine, Tenn. GainesboFo, Ten
DENTON & WAsHRURN.

a TT q r N VS. at IL - W.
WILL practice in the Circuit and Chancery Courts In the
counties Il Jackson OveTtOu, Fentress, Putnam, Cum.
berand and White, and In the Court Van Buren,
county All business entrusted them will be promptly
attended 10. Particular attention will be gvsl 70 the col
lection Of claims in any Of toe above eJuun s.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

WWTE win sell for Cash In front Of our arehOuss olm-
W peie assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting part
Gs follows, ViZs
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 BIS Star Candles,
zoo bags coffee, 100 hlf & qFs Star Candles,
IS hbls neWM0asses. IS bxs selected W. r. Cheese,
40 bbls cfsd q poW'd Sugars, 100 bbls White Whisky,
IS kits Mackersl, IS n. Y. Brandy,
$50 pickgs N Rasns, 10 bbls Holland Gln,
sacks Almonds, so kegs Nails,
- oaseI saIdiHes, IS dOE painted Buckets,
20 box Cove Oysters, 30 nests Tubs,
I0bags Pepper, IS Lxs Starch,
8 chests Teas, $50 bxs Soap,
20 bales Cotton TWine Is bxs DOyle's Candles.
IS coils Rope, 100 doE. MasOn's Blaekinr.
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes Fiasks,
together with numerous other articles % make M com.
plete sale. LANIkR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
mar23-td. No. 90 Market Street.
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THE LARGEST STALLION IN THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SALE.

T1wBNTY BANDS HIGH, taorourh.brsd, hue form and
color, the highest bdoer saturday the 27h day Of
March at a O'Clock, the C0u House, Gail and look at
him before day Of sale, y months credit will be given
mar2I "A. n. HAYNES & co.
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CRIsP's GAIETY
$4,000 worth
OF
Fine Gold JeWeIFy

AT AUCTION.
THE stock consists Of Fine Gold and Silver English Le
yer, Duplexs Self-Winding, Anchor and Cylinder
Watches; Fine Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains; ], =
and Glass Lockets Sleeve Buttons; Studs; Gold and
Silver Pencils and Pens; Fine Sets Of Jswey, such
Cameo, Gold, Stone, F0raBtine, Mosaie Lava Coral and
all Gold. Together with variety Of other Goods usually
kept in frat class JeWelfy Store. The continues
every evening uutl the entire stock E disposed Of
Country Merchants and others invited 10 examine
this stock efore puTchasng elsewhere.
Goods at private sale during the day New York WHOLE
sale prices. Terms cash.
MARA BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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EIav.

PBCEIV 81 per steamer 1872 on consignment 60 bales
IA prime TIMOTHY BAY, which We viii sell low %
close. NICHOL, GRRFF 4 90.
mar II No. l2 Markst street.. .
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Come to 0dd-Fellows' Hall
This Evening.
GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
Broadway House.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN
FROM The court house gate, Saturday evening last. 4
4 small gray rss with black and tail. IL has
mark just above the hO1f the let hind foot caused
By being cut with rope tine since The horse s In
good condition. Atthe tins he taken he on lght
saddle, with red blanket, and light leather bdle unco-
ored. liberal reward i Be given for his return, for
information Of hts Whereabouts, ~ the undersgned.
mar . THOMAS c. NILSSON.
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and New Orleans Packet,
RED ROVER.

WIN. STRONG, Mssisr. P. sHACKLEFORD, Clerk.
u,5OO tons buEthen.)
rTNHB substantial new steamer, RID 70 RTwnh
VBR, will depart above and 81 inter- lkts-sls9
mediate landings TUESDAY next, I'D e1A
INST, al O'Clock, P. NJ. For freight orpis- a1sdlI
rage apply on board TO n. h. HARRISON
mar 20-lt agent.
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Negroes for Sale.
Administrators Sale

THIS Morning, WEDNESDAY March 24h At 10 O'Clock at
the Tesdlnce Of The lase Mr. John Barry, bdgefeld
MART BENJ. P. SHIELDS, Auetionssr.
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TAz. W NEWMAN, Chairma
FROM THE GOVERNOR.

Mr. BOWLES from the Joint Select Committee sp-
pointed the Governor in reference to his final
communication with the Legislative Department,
reported His Exeellency's reply to the effect, that
he had no further communication to make, and ten
dered TO the members Of the General Assembly indi-
vdualy and collectively, his kndest parting saluta
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WEDDING AND PARTY
SC8F1S and Neck Ties

II kOsiEkD to-day small lot o. handsome Ehiss ssl4
~ and Ties Also,s n assoumsat Of in FaHsy 9f-
fsbsi IA. EoGEtti
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Mr. RICHARDSON submitted a resolution which
was adopted, as fOllOW-the rule being suspended
Rss0'rsd, That the thanks of the House of Repre-
sentatives are hereby unanimously rendered to the
honorable Daniel S. DonelsOn, for the fidelity and
impsriaity with which he has discharged the du-
ties of presiding officer.
RssoLrsE, That the thanks Of the House Of Re
representatives. is rendered to A. E. DRAPER, ESQ
for the able impartial and efficient manner in which
he has reported the proceedings of the House Of
Representatives, during the present session of the
legislature
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nh COPELAND stated that the Journal Of the
18TH Of March, had not been read; and he called
now for the reading
Mr. STOVALL and the SPEAKER sisted, that the
reading OF the Journal Of that date had been dis
pensed with, by vote Of the House.
Mr. COPELAND then demanded the reading Of
that portion Of the Journal Of that date which re-
lstsI to the Report Of the Committee on Finance.
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The Senate amendment Circuit Court Judge may
90 M place Of O County Judge was Oonourred in.
The Neuate's amendment THE Secretary ofState
shall, settle with the Internal Improvement Com
pauies-I being reported
NF BATE offered his Map amendment, and sub
mi. ia sAndry considerations in its favor.
M SILVIA moved to lay it on the table; which
Ne 81 LOCK alleged the impossibility to con-
sruet map IN the present condition Of our county
lines
The VOC on the amendment resulted-yeas II,
nays of' e the amendment was rejected
The eena,e amendment was now concurred in.
The Senatts n0u-concurrence in Mr. Vsugbp's
amendment q ing Thos. b. Page and John TAYLOR
Of Davidson county s. 5Oper day for investigating
the Criminal aud Circuit Courts, being reported
Mr. VAUGHN m1vcd that the House insist-tbe
vote resulting yeas SO, nays Il; so the House ad-
hered.
Mr. DAVIDSON, Cstll:45) moved to adjourn until
Monday morning nine o'clock, but Withdrew the
motion.
The SeDate's amendment exempting "conyents
and monasteries" amongst schools SC, from taxa
ton, being reported
Mr. BICKNELL proposed to amend BY appointing
VIM. G. McAdoo, J. B. Heisleu and James W.
Coffin Trustees Of East Tennessee University. but
did not press the amendment
Mr. BRAZELTON moved non ,oucurrence-the
vote resulting-yeas 81 nays 10; no quorum vO-
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ting; and then--at y O'Clock, P. NJ, the House Cd.
iourned til Monday morning O'Clock.
SENATE.
MoNnAv. March cd. 1858.

J. O LUIIhbLL'
The Speaker presented the following communities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20
City Intelligence.

SourrsNG oF A svow STORM Yesterday the city was
visited with the nearest approach 10 storm wc
have had this season. II commenced pretty we'll but
Jagged at noon and then commenced in the afternoon with
great fury At this time really looked though we
about 10 have old fashioned winter storm
and the fast young people OF both felctatns
themselves tie prospect Of segning carnival, with
all s accompany yments of urnous the avenues court
ng and riding buffalo skins whiskey and fun gone
rally. In the afternoon few venturesone people brought
cut their seiehs, but even Broadway found hard
road to travel and the affair failure About drsk
the snow ceased falling and fine hail In aud The
prospect last night that the storm which pro.
msed well would turn out 10 be hurnbug Of the r.t
waier-in fsct what they call in the country sugar
snow which APT to dissolve In rain and mud II how
leaves the city in most filthy condition and H.
debris will be with us for week at least fhe roor
borses IN Broadway had ~ suffer yesterday n IA est
mated that least two hundred slipped on The
and The drivers we're At length compelled TO ne
side streets. The Russ pavement " terribly severe on
horse flesh The city cars also much impeded by
the slippery condition Of the streets and the
caused by the snow.
TVS 1rRErsu vrauRs-rhe committee on The recep,,op
Of Rear Admiral Mahommed Pacha looked az II hey were
little disappointed yesterday. few Of them 20, 10
gether and suggested reasons why the Admiral was not
passenger by The Baltic, but agreed by way of couaoa
ten Una, 'hey may ieel certain Of his presence in the city
probably about Tuesday next when doubtless the CON
mttoe III be afforded opportunity OF extending their
hosptaiues To the Admiral and his suite The committee
recons the presence Of the Seventh regiment a, the
Decentralization, but cannot be fully certain on that point
until they have another Interview with the officers Of that
CORPS.
Ms1rNe oF DEcoRArERs AND PlprR H.ScgRs--A meeting
Of the members Of this trade took place last evening
the Union Shades 81 Rose street Joseph Yates was
nmousy elected TO the chair he stated that the meeting
was called in order tina, oil the members Of the trade
might De afforded sn opportunity Of becoming members OF
an association which 10 be formed tor the protection Of
standard prices Of wages In the radex Several OF those
association, and an adjournment took place until Monday
evening next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20
Financial News.


Notwithstanding the approach of the attn of the mouth
there rerceptibe alteration In the demand dis
count and the tendency in the rates charged Tor accom-
mediation steadily 10 decline With Increasing
y,s ef an-taIicvod aud Ourailcf inqary tho
terms bill brokers and others willing accept
governed by the minimum, which longer be con
sldered the index Of the money market; will any
change in this respect until such time trade shall
have recovered from the paraiysng influence OF the
cent crisis some months must elapse before prosperity Is
restored and in the meanwhile, although new under-
a,rgs and extensive investments will absorb large
aggregate amount, a continuance Of ease may he
calculeted upon. The features appar-
ent In the United States and the Continent.
one extreme has been quickly followed by the other but
The has been the expense OF credit
which, perhaps, in the history OF trade has re-
ceivod such violent shock. The revuson having
taken place IN all the principal centres Of commerce.
tenporary cheek has been given O mercantile progress
and 10 every direction the operations ELECTED from day
show a remarkable reduction when compared with
those O the rrespondng period OF last year for tue
present, and for some time 10 come however there will
be certain degree OF cousoston IN kIo~ ing that
actions, although much crcumscribed, o. cgti-
mate character, based on foundation, aud mixed
with speculative enterprise After such degrading ex.
rosurc, the accommodation system will be summed a.
least years for the lesson has been instructive
that compaT aiiyely few would be bold enough
tempt such that which has led 10 the
failure Of numerous mercantile establishments during
the last thrte months Even they were in:ned 10 40
so, may be questioned whether the opposition which
the banks and discount firms would manifest would
wholly irustraie their endcavors In this way trade will
be kept healthy and when the chief markets Of export
viz, In India, Australia and Amcrca-bccornc moro ac.
tive, general Improvement In business viii ensue Tho
progrcrs OF monetary Affairs now exers comparatively
little influence upon the current values OF the funds, but
the terms decline prices will probably advance unless
political evoDis occur " imyOse check. sbme anxiety
felt respecting the earlier proceedings in Parliament Ia
connection with India and the expected loan, and this pre-
vents increased buoyancy. Al the seme time however,
nothing Of unavorable character ,pated the
quotations remain very firm. Consols this morning have
transfer, and 955 as6 for the sth OF March, The
nree per cents are s5 ses, and the reduced s5's
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LIvMIoot, Feb. 3, Is5s.
The Brazil mail steamer reached Southampt,u W day
The dates from Rio not telegraphed Coffee dull
and nominal The stock was large. Freights and trado
generally duh.
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ALL ".
BRKapsTrHs Of all kinds very dull, and M business
pressing.
PRovsDSs without change.
CrToS.-The market ID 6rmer. Prices steady. Proba.
ble sales for the day 5000 TO 900 bales
RICHARDSON, SPENCE CO
LONDON Feb. 3-Noon.
Consos for money e51. o5s, and for account, o5a
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The French Empire.

From the Paris MOniteur, Jan. y
The attempt Of the 14h Of January has had very dn
ferent results TO thoee which ts authors had hoped II
has only served 10 consolidate that which they wished 10
destroy. The universal horror which i has excited
has been everywhere followed by the most bril-
liant manifestations in support Of the Emperor
and the Empress. The people, the National Guard
the army, and all classes Of the natioh have associated
themselves with the great bodies Of the state the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

smiling; Mr. Hope, the chairman appears sted prs
poets OF dividends brighten the faces Of few ok;te
Shareholders; Irotmsns fAce beams with q refueeDt
smile, ~ they nake the good ship fast TO his ap
Yielding anchors Howott has taken his aat magnificent
photograph board the chip, with portrai. of the
chairman Of the company in the foreground Hobbs Is
happy though he had picked the mos. intricate lock In
Christendom there Is general shaking Of bands all
round and, thanks 70 that able commissara Officer lrct
man, evathan round Of beef and The contents Of well
assorted hamper afford grateful and welco oppo,u
nifty Of making the first meal in the big ship, which,
rough though be, not beneath the notice OF the Mar
qus of Stafford Lord Dufsrn, Mr. C. T. Stewart, of the
London North Western Railway and other persons OF
note, whose interest IN the undertaking has attracted
them TO kllwsN.
The ship l'es n her moorings JUS, her length
from the tpot which she built in 10 feet low
water although she draws at present o0y IA feet by The
bows and l6 feet inches by the stern.
The Levish viii probably remain her moorngs for
three months while completing her interior ana other
fittings and during portion Of tbs time expected the
public will be admed, under regulations view
her.
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The Bark Aarfatic Again Escaped.

ard Capt Durham OF the Adriatc clipper has broken
ose and Is the waters OF the dark
lue Count Csvour telegrapbed TO the authorities at
Arsces and Touion his arrival in the Gulf Of Spezzia
,here the French war dragged him to Genoa
be weather being too stormy to proceed further.
oud appear that they relied the Genoese captain Of
port for his safe custody and the port captain on the
rench; but between them, amid the squalls and dark
ess, the clipper crep out at night and dashed OIL IN
mart and clever style Lever tells Of npperary pea
when asked 10 pay for prayers for his son who had
cme grief saying, My boy, when alive, broke out OF
Very jail in Munster, and he won't stay long in purga
NY"
[from another Paris letter.
Brother Jonathan has again given the French cruisers
be go by. The clipper Adriatc, which slipped out
arseiles in the clever way ! mentioned al the time
.,ough ap embargo had been laid upon her, was
ter her. Bat tempest arose In the hght, winch IN
renchmon spent in making all taut AT daybreak mex
orning spcck in the horizon all that could be seen
ID the Adristc.
IMarsellles letter (Jan. 26) in Messenger du Midi
Here a and curious incident about the Hight OF
be- Adriac des patcn from " dc Csvour 10 ~ Besson,
Preiet OF the Bouches duRhone announced that the
driatc at Spcszia
Mr. Bessea fastened 10 communicate the fact TO Mr.
fapper The lawyer OF Messrs. Gauthier Brothers Mr.
kapy er started Immediately for AK, and obtaine frSm
be Court which had sentenced Capt. Durham 10 rem
kursc the price Of the Iyonnas provision OF 40 900
apcs on account and also letters Of examination (rogd
s 30 that the Adratc might be seized Ia twenty iour
+ours in accordance with law male between France
Ind Piedmont l16O, and which has never been abro
aied.
An those ,ernalitcs having been accomplished. Mr.
.happ,er went Genes, but learned on hrs arrival tna
'Apl Durham after having reviciuaed mrs vessel mad
Allied alam II s thought that this time he has gone TO
|hc STRAITS OF Gibraltar.