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cnaueerv Court at Nashville.

N~csaH vzniser O. ". fsiiiu n 3. c<l-s<tnn ctst
A tbs oice - ne tirrk auc Nkster - rile Cl4a
~ cefy coart a. Nashville, ca tar ~ 14y 81
Sufs fxtS, nl1fion rf qnlfar4rr, - rrnfs-s "a
te zsxe sznse su3 L 1npcSr-r 3 - satsfsrtan -
tbe clfk so Master fhAt TIE sld dciralantss -ANt
f1e Sfaie 81 fcair-ssee, and theFr,nre The ore1
nary prose- - ISIS ecfrt caant b. SERVED nf-'l
tnesn. il Il therefore ordered By The Clerk and
Nzstsr thst pub.icafio1 Be raaee Tor tgaF s=cks
IN sncco<sian NJ the Nashville fatriot, negsp2Ier
pahi3shsd IN tAe CITY a. Nashrlns. re9utrtng ne
Sld defenaantst arI-aE ths tsFH e NE ch1h-
cery Cnrt d be kalden COZ tie county q fAXiasea
Al the coart hossse shereof b ne tty OF NAshKls %
ne lss NoataT h. November lext. An1 AAe~eF
ssl4 IT'LL aE the sstle Sii ~ taksh ~ e o<se4 - -
hem and ael tonn ar hearnE ex parse
no Z CLAWS. -
ssgSel-xs. Praise - essrk : A-s'er
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsML.s4.sl BooKsm
rhe United States Benevolent Society for tn
Diffusion of Useful knowledge.

TT1IIE following is a, SCHEDULE OF Property which
l. VII be given TO Purchasers Of Books at the time
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For RI,NT-

A MAI and cnu,feEfabie aurl.'ii- sifuutef tost
y hes ond tie Nashville and Cilttta7aoza haitTeue
Ispoi iu Hlnes's kdfisi0n, with Fosa rsirrE and
every veuielcs necessary a. reIcr q desirable
augsa-tf Ne % C1erFy -.
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I skOnse Again!

AIR. LaEstOMHE desires 10 Inform bis
vi ssss.s la1Jale suaeFaily tlas he has re.
tlsncl {. U.s las N0ftieFE tor aud rcAdy - olsa
enc faticant arg - ~ =. - =. - =
Faly pcstsd IA ali recent improvements n Pho.o-
Graphic Aaii stlaafvly ing heFrt1f re- solely
alla iAs - ~ hs pctarvs, and determined tc
sy1re ct3rt 20 PLEASE he sou ndsnty tAsse
xl0 aAsg aef ef siNen lam a fAr AL, 10 DO 80.
A.. 80 - q aeg ais preseat rooms the conFe-
..ss.l4, leaz4Bt lss-atrss any tn 1he cas-
CAsFs slFsss, ltaeK a unsoa. sspt.I-a
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DEIlSOAS who desire a. try their lack ~ these eel
ebrItec Lotteries, which draN every saturday Ia
iue year, have their orders promptly attended 10
without the risk Of senGBg b IuaI by addressing
SAN !. SWAN x CO.
BOX No. o. +. O. Nashville.
A cory Of the Oficll Drawing will be sent o. each
purchaser Immediately AFTER tsfs drawing takes place
For prices see asVef tasetnelt "a auufhrr columu.
Price ~ Whole tickets sIo; halves So quarters -
50; eightls 81 IS. ePtlT
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sn BIKES rosAooo. various braa4ss ~ s
OO sspt1-u nilloA co.
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CIlancery Court at Nashville.

henrE Crutcher rs. Thomas Crutcber and others.
Two Mary butcher, widow Of Henry Crutcher, de
Il ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas j. Helm, Mrs Margaret Nc
D"well and Ter HUSBAND Joshua A. Mcdowell Mrs
Elizi Twyman and her husband William Twymau,
george Crutche-, Thos Crucher William n. CrutcheT
and James Crutcher, children and heirs at law Of
Henry Crutcher decd In pursuance of the law in
such cases made and provided, you hereby not1
ned and required 10 appear at the Cont house in
Nashville, on the first Monday in November next to
show cause, II any you have. Why the suit Of Henry
Crucher vs.. Thomas Crutcher ct ais, now pending in
the Chancery Court At Nashville, Tenn. should not
be revived IN your names.
JNO. f GIEAVES
sept2S-4w Clerk 4 Master
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Ctaneerp noiites.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Thomas 5. cruteler, Afinl'r &C.. VS. John crutcher
and others, r.-
the Office Of the Clerk x Master of the Chancery
n Court at Nashville, the 27th day of September
1855, on motion or complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause, and il appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants.
Mary crutcher widow Of Henry Crutcher dec Albert
e. Cruicher, Mary Helm X Thos J. Helm her husband
Margaret Mcdowell and Joshua A. Mcdowell her hus-
band. Eliza Twyman AMI VIM. Twyman ber husband
geo. Crutcher- Thorn Crutcher Wm- II. Crutcher and
Jas. Crutcer, chiliiren and heirs Henry Crutcher
decd, residents of the State Of Tennessee
and therefore the ordinary process this Court can
not be seed upon them, il Is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Ma ter that publication be made for four
weeks IN succession in the Nashville Patriot a news
paper published in the city OF Nashville reonring the
said defendants 10 appear the term the Chan
Gerry Court To be holden for the county Of Davidson At
the courthouse thereof III the city of Nashville on
the first Monday in NOV. next, and answer said bill or
the same VIII be taken for confessed them and
set down for hearing ex parte.
JN0 f. GIEAVES.
seI't24-w4w Prs fee IS Clerk q Master
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Ru,Iucss Change

CUccfEl ING G iarden ia the Lumber trade,
- Mil cp.iiIrne ~ business tise I'D stand no
IA broAaNas) where al be i.lsased ~ nlee, atl
the uatrous % lny predecessor and Is many otter s
a. riay f.Vpr NJ NitL a call
have several mlis cutiHg Poplar pDd Cedar
t1fabe Dasi1rs . large supply OF white and yellow
flae, ihus enabling GDs ~ A1-i Al manufacturers
.rlccs.
haying purchased the bsoks and peeounts Of the
Cd Brrn an vito are aWar- Of their Haehtrsness Niu
loaze euae f0rAaf1 aud settle By the arst % Sep
seaster ~ uil pa tlleg aocsanis with an oniceF
gcr r..frct on. 49, ii
uaviug detcrniaea 70 sshere figidly 90 the Cash
Esy-teIn . sF.iers nal.st b accompanied with Ne
u.cn-f az &c relccted
aassc-s J. y pAsDAN
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Negroes for Sale,

WE have a good lot 81 Negroes for sale. some 10
w or II IIkFLY BOYS from ~ % % years old
Several young womcu with one clgld each: ar 8
good House Girls q t. 20 years old, well qualified
can be highly reccmmeus ed. a good Carpenter 20
years old, good Cooks, or men from - 20
years old. II. n. HAYNES & 90.
ang34-u
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ENIrn Chance.

AM offering for sale that benutirui House and lot
on Cherry street, adjoining the "UTion RuidinEs,"
(uoW 81 erection, fronting 50 feet and run
ming back Isl feet. This the desirable prop
eFty N the city tor sale. Also, two store Houses
Market street near Spring 81 ArrAy %
Will. T. BOYD.
jyI-u No. 20 Cherry street.
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post Onice.

NASHVILLE, March 70, lhah.
Iron aud after the 81 % April, The Post Ohcs 81
Il be opened Ga SEaaags al haA-lasi A. ~, a. q
close ~ A. Open a. at =. n. and ei0re at
y. N. On all other day the Office ss be OI-eResi
nalf past o, O'Clock A N. and close Al = O'cock r.
N. rf K. ANnERSON. POsg Master
marsf-tf
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Chancery Court at Nashville.
Amended BIZ.

SAmended BIZ.
+ w Brigham 81 al
7 the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
n Gerry Court al Nashville on the day Of October
1888, on motion Of complainant, by counsel in
the above cause and appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
the Clerk aud Master. that the said defendants
LEVI BRIGHAM AVID W. I, BRIGHAM. are non-resi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process of this cannot he served
upon them il is therefore ordered by the Clerk
aad Master that publication be made for four weeks
IN succession, in the Nashville Patriot a news
paper published in the city Of Nashville requiring the
said defendants 10 appear al the of the Cham
Gerry Court 10 be holden for the county Davidson at
the Courthouse thereof, in the city of Nashville on
the first Monday in November next and answer said
amended bill, or the same will be taken for con
fessed as TO them, and set down for hearing parte
j. +. GLFANFS
oct2-w4t Prs fee 50 Clerk < Master
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONT the lot have several good Families. two
~ ur three youre Women with frst chic. four good
House Boys boys FROM y - 20, good niuing Footf
servants, y M good otof deid hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith snd BARBER
aprla-ff II u. HAYNES 4 co.
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Coal Stock for sale.

WE havel:3 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining stock
w We wish 10 sell ar exchange for likely young
Negroes city property.
aug24-tf IL II. HAYNES & CO
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W. Il. CNlADS AZ CO.'S
PAT ENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


rINHE undersigned purchased the state Right for
Il Tennessee Of the above patent about year
and has since introduced Il extensively various
portions OF the state asks the attention OF bald.
ers ana the public generally, TO examine us superior
ity over other modes OF R0ahug
The material forms hard and smooth surface. II
is impyrvious 10 water, elastic and flexible, IL viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure to ire; Il Is
viii give better satisfaction durability there
question. lt Is the best thlns in vented or
painting OF old leaks IN fooGs.
As- the Cement viii he furnished to those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
zs- COUNTY RIGHTS FOX SALE
Ha- orders seat % the Undersigned, through the
Post Olive will be promptly attended -.
4 would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
men tor y HON have covered baidings WIN the Co,
meRt, aud many others whose names are net here
mentioned.
AEoiuEcTs AID xAsrxE NncHAslcS sAsHynIs
MAJ. A. HE1MAN,
Mcssrs. HUGHES 4 SMITH,
COLEMAN SPAIN,
WM. STUCnkLL,
Mr. IL. NJ. AkEROfD,
WARREN & MOORE,
HOUSA MCCULLOUGH.
Col. II IsANDaRsoN, X Co.,
Rev. 4 ID. ELLIOTT, frr. .s.sF
D. h. wIIkfS,
hS0cH ESsiEY, =. vsff Arrg
sIAuGHTEk HERRlFOKD,
W. Is. sHAfAtD,
n WILLARD
A. v = LlNuSLEY,
.r.- Gen. WASH. BARRUw,
W. III. GORDON CO,
JAS II. kENDRiCk,
Rector p. C. SMITH Columbia
MAJ. A. J. DUSEi-sOS, navldsea oeaniyt
Col. A. J. POLK, AAury ccunsy-
sS- The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad ConEa
az have adopted this Cenent GOF tas covering 0I their
cars and othrF work
A. csrtiAcases and testimonials from cineianan
aud sewherc where the Cetsrng eeon general
use Tor several years, can be exhib.'ed -
The undersigned has eeen easAscd Ia various ua1fes
Of CeIullI roAng Tor many year,, and aaiteFs himself
dgriag thai tIee-
have m4le arrangements 70 Eeeelye q saperbr
imported artcie o. koans kelt Iros1 LnxisIos bGo-
fHEHs, New ferk- Ea
samples Of soonng 10 be sean atotaos.
i. =, NAfiIrRsf,
oesce Ne. Is DsadeFick strest,
naAyI5-Sm NAsnSflIn. lsxx.
sn BIKES rosAooo. various brasas. ~. s
OU sspta-a biLLDS CO.
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For Rent.

INHEaesirable Residence. No - South sTruee stree;
A lease car cr hzc -tna good iaaait- Afs4, snfle
ueW iurb itura II Watth- AFfy 81 nire "a a
p ROfitItf GIBSON,
auFlf-ff Ga tie pFsnlse
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NEGROES for Safe.

I HAVE quite a number of Negroes on hand FOR
L sale: amongst them an excellent Soamstress aud
House servant. Also, several good Cooks Washers
&c. Gail soon. WM. l.. BOYD IN.
septlT-tf
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Jacks, JennetS ard Cattle

L HAVE Tor sale rs my plantation, IN l2ckFQn c0un
Il IS Nine Iatks from tW0 o. siA years 0id ~ good
size ths largest abepl lS lants hirhs eiitecn 5rn-
ts and forty Deal 90 Cattle Inr iuftler lgtscaiarz
appiy a. the Undersigned az NasbKilr.
ausio-N kfrlaim ". IS. NnNlfDfk.
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In Chancery at Lafayette.

John Ward, Guardian, of the minor heirs of james A
Taylor, deceased Er pdTte
DURSJANI TO a Decree Of the Honorable Chanccry
l. Court for Macon county, July Term. 1855. Will
offer for sale, uppn the premises. SATURDAY, THE
9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855 on n credit Of one,
two, and three years, (cXccrt the Of S125 the
undivided oncthird part of l16 acres OF land
less, with all of its appurtenances ~ ing ia Macon
Tenn. II miles East Of Lafayette including The ccle
brated Red Boiling sulphur Springs, which are known
20 be infailibc cure for Gravel, any derance-
mcnt of the Kidneys, from any whatever, SCr0f
uous diseases of any character. dyspepsia and udi-
geston; in word will cure greatly alleviate most
Of all the Chronic diseases poor mortal is subject
to.
The improvements and furniture new and amply
sufficient to render $50 200 visitors comfortable
Good stables Carriage houses and other out buildings;
and about 20 acres Of the land in good state Of cul
tvation.
Also large Store House in q lrst-rate local.
~ for the sale Of Goods and Groceries.
Bonds and approved securities " Ill be required, aud
lien retained upon the land and furniture for the
purchase moncy-July 18th, Is5s
JOHN CLAIBORNE.
augll-td Clerk and Master
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Executors sale of Real Estate.
To ExcI,ange or Sale

~ i've children the oldest boy L. the next rirl
10 and so GA down 20 uu infant Will De SOLD rr ex
changed for other Negroes Go suuc living % he
country and that wants them Tor their own use ana
not isr Speculation. Apply 10
augil-u WILL. l. BOYD.
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For SALE.

s75.G00 Worth of Most Valuable Real Estate.
I WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some Of
Il the most desirable city property offered ifi
this market lying Cherry. Cedar Market and spruce
Sts suitable Tor business houses private dwellings
propose u exchange the above for likely Negroes al
the best each prices
may15-u WILL L. BOYD, JR.
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SAVE MONEY & KEEP CooL!.

CURE fAepots are N readiness aud xe earnest
" y request ali Who Wish 10 bay ies duFag the
sssi al aaofn price, call and sappy themselves
wts tskess asI ssteg their nauses resular Ig-
resss-therehy anee GA the &rsscle IN the
laslsF Ikzft II the season.
slE oees are. enerry street next door she Bank
q scaae<sees ~ hzFlcasie = Frout street. and 90
soFnsr q cAazch ane We streets.
cE H. MARTIN,
e4F-o-0 III. LkKkENCE
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No.I4. COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON & FREEMiy.

1 IAIE now Ia store, and are constantly receiving
a aae s,sa-tmsut VI all kinds 81 CABINET FUR-
AiiIitE, which they determined scfi as low a.
any other HOUSE IN rae ciiy, AT the time war
TahIng tes farastaFe q, be OF the best Emanshp
a"d mash uue al tlr nrn has just returnui from
the esst NicS sAe sot.Aiy seAcCtcd the entire stock
srLS Oar stock Consists IA part 81 Rosewood and
hiaboga Fariur Furniture. solar of Ntglcn very
ls, together with Chaaess sets, Book Cases Ward
robes Reclining CiAiTs, Lounges. soias, Easy Chairs
French ne,tstgads, Aasc stands, Mahogany Chairs
Dses tag bureaus, Exteason Tables, etc. csc , and
eomplstr assoFtnseatOf all kihas 81 ~ 4.
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gateIs, &c.
" q WSp NOV sE,

II u IA - EE II
RUSSELL VILE, KY
NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TNHIS new and commodious Hotel is now thoroughly
I furnished and complete in all its departments.
The proprietor has added 10 the Hotel one OF the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State CAPABLE of stang $50 horses under the
and supervision of careful and attentive Osters,
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Ass,
large lots under fences for the accommodation of
droyers.
= BAR.
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands OF
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, has also been
added TO the Hotel. = ~.
Thankfulfor the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the 'Forst House has received since II has been in
charge of the undersigned, he intends TO spare no
pains or expense to make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Buggies, and Horses furnished travellers TO
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septi-d4triwly N. ". MASON.
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S1agnincrMt scheme
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5,4S5 Prizes amounting to..-.-----..-... $500, 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so
Certificates Of Packages VIII be sold at The FOL

MA Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
viii be sent u any one DESTROYS Of receiving II.
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Change of Schedule.
| szl5:...5 go 80 =
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
E5- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~6N
EACH WAY OVER TIE ROAD.

ONau after SUNDAY, JULY I1th, 1855, the Pas
" senger Train VIII run a follows:
Leave Nashville daily al . 4. n and 2:30 r. VI.
Arriving az ChIttanoo "a at-=2O h. VI. and :55 4 VI.
Leave Chattanooga at 8 A. " ana o = NJ
Arriving At Nashville n = 30 T.. II aud $40 A. NJ
Through tickets are sold at Nashville follow
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Low Priced Furniture,

and every VARSITY " Wood aud Cane seat CHAIRS
We ~Al sa4oAsus please all, asd il take much
pleasure IA showing our stck 1otAosc a 10 may iasst
ausls-ala PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN
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To all the Eastern Cities.


To all the Eastern Cities.
fs A n. Lightning ExIvess, through Columbus and
" Cleveland without change 81 ears. $50 T. II. I've
ming Express. through riair andPitts burg without
change OF cars
Four Daily Trains.
! EitSr THAIN.-,lcveland, Pitt-bu-g stsubeny vile,
and ncrinf Lightning uIrss--iSaN,s Cincinnati II
O'Clock A D., Tor al Tie Eastern cities also, spring
held
Tins train stops between Cincinnati aud COLUMBUS al
JoNelsId, Morrow, Aeuia. aid london only.
Sound TKAIN.-s-leveland Express Aal-Ieaves
CncinnAtiat gao A. n. for Inulirk Buffalo New York
Boston &e, Wheeling, Baltimore, Phllade hIl. Wash
! inston Clty.
nus trAin stops Al all Poss between Cincinnati and
COiuubus-
TIilHD TRAIN. -Aeeomuodation-IrayesC fnriunati
az 4,so y. NJ. Tor spring held and Colunbux
Tbs tram also makes connections for Wilmington,
Lancaster ard LAnes lAin train sfps foIuts
between Cincinnati aud Columbus
FOURTH TRAIN--c1eselAAd, pittsburg and wheel.
lg Night Express-IssySs Cincinnati A. $50 O'Clock
! =. u. Tor AL ne Eastern c.ties.
Ths train stops Al all points between Cincinnati and
10 ir.sa On Sundays.
Trains oy Columbus time-seven minutes faster
than Cnelatat time.
For Through Tickets
And All INFORMATION ~ tlscsuzL please apply az the
House, NE Osd Ollee south east corner
iirse.s~-y ana Front, Opposite spencer lense, ~
- J. DURAND, supsrinteneent
y. FULlER, General fcket Agent
TlfE O3fNIIdS LINZ calls Ter passenE all The
priacig4i hoies for zach apd every train ~ ieaving
ircposrs ether al the above ofoes, ~iil call
oassE Ecfs N all parts VI ths e.ly s.iloul lAll
Nay. 10. a. p. RucCiEs Conductor
The Washington union., 1858-02-26
POLITICS. THE PRESIDENT BE
FORE THE PEOPLE.

\ vr,yNsYLVANIA POLITICS. PRESIDENT BE
FORE THE PEOPLE.
The democratic party of sterling old Pennsylvania
+. coming out in good earnest in condemnation oil
the seceders from it's ranks under the lead of the
gorous editor of the Philadelphia Press and in
.npport of all the measures of President Buchanan s
administration. Delegates to the State convenhop'
n be convened at Harrisburg the 4th OF next
month, have ALL nearly all, been elected ana a
rge majority of them have been positively instruct
ed TO give the endorsement of Pennsylvania deinoc-
acy TO the sound national principles and wise pohcy
# their distinguished fellow-citizen, now welding
he helm of the government. The State convention
~ be held next week will send the new backrepub-
lean recruits who have been howllng themselves
boarso about the "moDstrous frauds and infamous
.windes" perpetrated upon poor bleeding Kansas
so low in the depths of their own mud pools that
die balls from Parson Beechers rifles even cannot
reach them.
The conferees from Btau, Cambria, and Clarified
,aunties held their meeting on the 18th instant for
he purpose of electing senatorial delegate to the
4th-of March convention The following proceedings
and resolutions indicate the feelings of the sound de-
mocracy of that congressional district;
The conference was organized by the appointment of
5 w Rhodes as president, and A J. Crissman sec
retary
On motion of General r. White, of Cambria MAJOR
Iheo Snyder Blair chosen senatorial delegate by
acclamation
H. A. Goggs OF Cambria offered the following resolu
tons
esoosi That confidence in the integrity OF James
Buhanan the honored head of this nation remains firm
as the mountains of his native State that in him
,ecognse the statesman of unsued reputation and of
sune,ior wisdom patriotism we'll tried and unimpeach-
able an unwavering and consistent democrat, elo-
oent exponent and defender of the rights the interest
and the honor of his country and that his administration
thus far meets appreciation.
Re,olee That we proud that have in the Pres
dent of the United States who knows North
South no East no West under the constitution.
Resred That the President in the selection of the
Hon jeremiah s. Black his constitutional adviser has
secured the services OF profound julst able states
man Of unblemished character and democrat OF the
JetcrsOnian school.
Resl,ed That VIM. Bglcr distinguished senator in
the OF the United States in the brief period he has
occupied seat in that distinguished body has won for
himself reputation profound statesman and an able
and eloquent debater wide and extended the limits
Of our country.
Rssolred That in w. f. Packer the governor of this
gleat Commonwealth, we have of unblemshed
character pure democracy and lofty patriotism in whose
hands The affairs OF the State perfectly
After discussion the above resolutions adopted
by the every conerec present except Mr. Geo NJ
Riddle who asked to have his vote recorded against them
s w. RHODES, President
A. j CRIssM,N Secretary.
The Washington union., 1858-02-26
Markets.
OF FICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DRrARrMUT,
February IL, 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will
this department until the fifteenth March poximo the
portion the whole Of five millions dollars
deposited
United States the the
Orleans
Boston, New York Charleston st within
from the such proposals. under the authority
entitled authorize the treasury
notes approved 23i December, 1857.
treasury will issued
depotc the
They will be made payable
shall agree make such exchange the lowest of
exceeding and will carry such
the OF the certificate Of such dcposite.
proposals
fourth half three iouhs OF centum Five
the proposed be exchanged must be deposit
treasury whose certh
such dcpote
fnlment the proposal immediate directions
given deposie should The proposals be
ant from the provisions Congress notice
will be considered.
proposals this be sealed Inscribed tho
outside Proposals Treasury Notes" They viii opened
department a O'Clock, said fifteenth day March
HOWELL. COBB,
Secretary or the Treasury
Feb l2-if (Intcl. &Star.l