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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

AT MEETING OF THl DELEGATEs FOR THE
"A Seventh Assembly district held parsuSnce Of call By
the General Committee at Tammsny Hail. on Wednesday
evening September to elsct delegate and dterna.s TO
represt ri Had dct in convention Syracuse the oow
ing tcket duly elected by asclsm atom
For Lelegste-Issac V. Fowler.
Fer Arerna,e-Fhilip W Engs
JANIS J. GUsBLEroS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

UKeTRrs TAX TITLES TIE sJRfURIBsR WIZ
w purshaee retrt es - eseff lends vhc hA,a teer
1t - . a.4s- .a
a. hprki.s hours * Mesus Moyse B-o, No y w
JAMS r. corr,
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Lost AND FOUND,

poAT LOST Or SATURDAY NIGHT Fkod Pos
u niobtnrr 20 : ia yaw pot, white b)tem ala-
SIDES Nth ~he sfesk arouut Five dollsrs revsrd W
be aid 10 he By spp5 TO tn coll ector ssea il
f..ry fol- Of v n,essl street. or to " BuRnsa. 10
RicLln. nd, ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
THE MILITARY.

A MEhTrNg or THE oDoNyEIL MOsxxT EERs
u viii be be- At the Leekawsns House 62 Water street
Fridry evening, Sept. TO- 1853 r. order Of '
RcHSRp EVANS fecy. JOHN MURPHY Cha man
INpsEY BLUBs uSDEPEYDrNT Cosps. 1RvoRy.
~ So p,osd way. New York September 1853 The me N
befs Of tbs command ar heveby IN
fatigue this Thursday evening 80 Nr butlasse And
dril. Fun and punciun Attendance requested. Nv 3ret
JoHr n vussY, Orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

r ECrURK on THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH BIT III
II HISTORIAN o. tie enterprise.n

~ "hislorisn Of the enierprse.'
Mr.. CYkC1 w. FIELD. PETER COOPER and tie yarIous
rAcexs Of the expedi1on viii be present
Mr.. JOHN MUIi,ALf vii deliver lecuye upon the At
anre Teiegrsphc Gable 81 Or. Chapns church No 1ss
Broadway Thursday evening fept q nj eight O'Clock
accordance with the folio wing invitation
DFax sR-The Interest which has been ed through
the civilized world in regard isylux uanss
iAprc telegraph cable Demands hN full suhens
tory Of Ai enterprise should be furnished
Nc By competent st~d With the expecrn
The fact Of having been board the Niagara
dme abe hrst set sal from this port until alter her
A5 Of having been the
and fkihf Chronicles Of every with tbs
ereas wort cessnsies you - The 70 ssy the
We unasrsxned your friends .sd fellow csazeo- b.
nsvipR there than yourself
form the pubic thu cro~u,ng Effort OF
and genius hope tsi VIII Yield 70
% sich Re interested in the transatlantic telegraph
Or Chaplin church Broaiwav. upon saitab'e
70 between the la, and 18th
Der ntF cry respectfully, Jour obecieni servants.
psciei y. fiemssn, Archbishop Hughes, r. n
JAMES Brady, August Belmont,
Ps Ter t0oyp, nomer FrSnsln
Thomas W strong, Stephen Cam hrainY
wnsonts. nurf, Bet. n. Pied,
Join Efoger Co., WIN . Hsveueser,
Ianes u, killer Ethar Alien,
James NrD~s " ID. Morgan.
shsftta Il Ms-HhAA. George Peskhsm,
haA y. Nor imer II 81.
Psle;ah rerL Narphal Leaera
Tkes - csns - be bad g ihe book OF !. krka
sll Bfos asNyy - he princps toels music snd book
sore y bfps1Ts2 Anc ~ Tie door upoa he evening" o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

OpkRk CLASSES, TELESCOPES. sc..srosTsnEy
Soss ose.a, @ sI sss e,.dy
shy .1s o.ssS r SsRI aes s
Il sG i
ard F;s P' 90 ss
. E se ..ssl rs
ss-s a.s s s.r. iss
ss esa seur noa @
AID brilliant tsescopss poesecessng suoh exrsordnary
viii =
s md ssi
AMI 80 object from ourseen to ssesn mles All the above
s's te sf
DAcEs PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
and portable s,e,u engines hoers mounted on sub
srd srna gram Our nils vii al. from 1000 70 10 90 lee.
o. lunssr per dsy Address Geo. Page Co., Schroeder
pECKsAM's vAErHIr CAKE currrR-ARrrCLE
81 sod any Quantities " sse.s stat state
.ni = eel is 80 f,osdxay roo% 'or
ToILEr APPOINTMENTS, CONSISTING. or Rich
feateFs. Ich aosers bridal wresAs add vells, cache.
Pss and . ss ecsiss 81 Bsg be-
tween Iaylors aod Ihomp s2n . saloons.
yrHE rorEI -PRrcEs KALYDos. TWENTY FIVE
''nA ufif Il sioox TO rHx FACE,
ard certAn freckles sunburn pinples and
~, ohf cusaEeors erustons Of the face rsnstofsg he
WILLOW AND sALLow CoyPIExIoN
uto de ca,e Fu tnogh and velvet te color u sooths all
irritation sni mpsrt - the ccunteparce and natural
crior Ladies chsks alsraste meea fun &C In.
vsied Try bottle and they viii always oonnus its
Price r. For sss The drug 6 Grand street
N -Gen,lsuen vii Ani Prise's kalydor admirable
prepa s'n aitsr shaving sSng any irritation ana sooh
rTo SKIRT rAKERs-AN ASSORTMENT or ALI.
szes Of steel ,ered and not TEMPERED Tor sale
i0ts 10 suits purchasers By DOUGLASS JENK1NsON,
corner Of Fillmore place and ff street. Williamsburg
TIVE LICLAIR PATENT SELF GENERATING GAS
hmr the patent fxtsies adaptable - ans lamp, by
retail feta wbelesse al 02 Centre street. opposite the
rox,ts EDNAKD SWIFT Proprietor.
yvFsTRIs Broov-THF IsDIEg rAvoRIrE-fr RE
re msfks SEQ By the finger NJ ne and makes
arpcr young Por By druggists Broad
WAY. frgcps depos 81 Bowery.
VsILov fsyss = ~ yOk1ro AR A TfMs wBsr
sickress OF ne kind IL makisG numerous victims
IN corsin por,s ma rpdss board vessels from
our southern porA ia proper W call the attention o.
shfy and especially ~ sh.pmaaers who
yersDsiy Interested "a the fact that
he prevention ard Of yellow fever vomtc sss OF al
otts de.ess peculiar 70 warm cInstea BelArds ctorit
vii tllsn tina Pamphlets descriptive Of the
mpsEyi certificates Ought W leave able toubl
ns there II eat efficacy W The remedy, NJ 81 "a
Gsr 70 sorS those rin " give rs ogpcyvsrly fct
dorg lney I'll BE- claimed from viii tale
tseepl The return OF 'he vhsn hs
is sssisf "a isi The srtcle fulsls Ne promises -
Hellsrds Chemical Preparations iSs Pssrl street
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NOTICE THE COMMITTEE ON rAx@ or Tgy
IN b I'd ~ Counctlmsn win n he Cltv Ilark,y
,oou, n " City hall on sslurdsy The ih inst 81 ias Il
NJ - cont Ter the following etcns
VIZ Denis soc NJ Presbye church of vile Joh1
Uotr'er, Ira " Gregory, A. Blooufs aid. Iaayb Jera
rest Nrs rxa A. Farr. James Beebe Co, SecrEs Reyer
ar Ss5sar. veish B,puu CD irch RE res yors
rud Liverpool tnHei Nal S'eSrabip OJapaDy AN zen.
ssss. eetisrio ssi ss1s s.ses. X, hole. .ysass.i
ehureh. Pues crested n the esove are tsa Al
tsd r. CRsvrDED tofn ,.lt.4a
~ akApH, l On Nx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

NV YORK CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS
IN Lectures, Chinese uh,g Poeras vii men on
fondsy sveplng September IS Of Lectures ~
CEAI tkS eaTLsk o. 'ae hia ~ AL Progress Of tse
rrfnef NJ rsnsh Missions Ia The ULica Tekats
% III further sus fg' nis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09
SPECIAL. NOTICES..

FFFtFNL NfyFftFNt
DNrEvfE HOSPITAL, NEW ToRK-TBTs HosPr.
ID ~, s1usrc between Tweny.sith ard Twenty efhfh
Esst river, ccrpieed and hss sc,oun 81
non fog iran tsoussns pAnsnts Between ans
nrNen 1gIsaE annually treated BY 10 Medical
Eot - re student Of prscesl IN ii-ne few
ofer srvAnaRes ~ 81 m7sssbie with hose furnished ~
Bellevue Hs@ris fnr The o. collars rer snnum
sdm0n The clinical iecturea turecsi opera ons rrd
posi- morten eIsrnsious Obtained The lectures coma
urntsryupeoy hronf bout he year. and gsen BY
members 81 he Medical Board vho supefnlcns me clinical
tnsrucicn ~ ituss srending The hospi,ai
fssac WOOD " N, G Godfrey Gunher,
James wool, n d, vm- 4. Piekney
Jcfr 4. Meicalfe. NJ n. u sornev
nxecuilre Committee Bslstut In ssla!
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ArTrHTr0N.-wE WOULD AGAIN GIvE E0v-CE
PAelns hoee mnde Has solt 81 C'gUs
NoR A rDfLkNDfh ~ no IS Ann street. In his ..ty u
vsor 81 orssFs storld - addressed.
d PERFRCF BItIIssp CrsHICY--vTNlrTis PA.
TABLES de 70 order n and sssaut style ard
rsnisd superior 70 all o'he Nanufs ;ory u Gols
f.I. +.
puIIlRDi-- YrU wIFH 70 RI Ror 1sF SPLENDID
- tables WITH slate sod Marble beds ard he oolv cprrect
cufhOn 300 IN cal a. DaFFTTHs fa..ory liG Fulton
street Second nsnt bsgaielie table fcr sale.
pAGkrptLE BoAkD =ASrsD-A SECOND HAND
- portable razGte tQard. fer parlor Adit
9I6iPos, ose ssng size, loves; priee Aad where i may
DBrLkrs B1Ir.Rn TaRLgs ANN PATxvr cTTsrI
ons Ny be played onN he following hotels sad
Eer York Hotel.
Everett House.
Breyccrt house
o. 0ernain Holel.
hone no1se
ramgton Bouse.
National House.
ssesrcom Broadway sud II street, srra~, room a
s ~crf, hsvtrs thl y tables marble a1e ssse ccas
isss,ei,s rIsIi Frosdw.y
Rlselos "a. = eud 4 Ksss Thirty second street
wtnsoe Atsv ga srDstwxy.
JoPepA N. ybtc. 1t3 proadEsv.
e,eetifg roen, Eshh avenue End FlsSiesnsh strecs
vyse's saloon kthteenit stree ard Fourth avenue
ZeuFer repa'er, ga Hudson street
And many Others, too numerous e mention.
4 IMPROVED BTLLrABD FABLES
Ard combination cushions
Projected by letters ps,e7t dsted-
ossgssr' Z Z l 49,
December a 1857.
The rtcer improvement mstc ~ these tsbes make them
uae billiard p,Ysr combining speed win ruh neve- BE-
fore ossiDes ssy billiard table ssiesroa 7ss ard 1ss
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
AN ADJouRNan MEEsrFg or THE COMMITTEE on
"A Asfe asm sr Of The Board u Councmen wi held
fsiurdsy the llh instant O'Clock r. h ths an 80 nj
"cepuufs for Skng AFsessmens unser Corporaon ord
nsnces, No. 80 Chambers street basement -
Parties having business before the COMMITTEES are notified
70 he preseu
alec those obie sing 70 the confirmation a.
for building IN sixteenth from saveph
Trough wtnMsvenue 10 Fifteenth street In avenue hs,
tween First and Second streets Py order - w
PETER CRAwFORD.1
SAM'L w. GALPIr,
GEORGE Russ, Commftes
HENRY GENET
JOIN III. BRADY,
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Froe.ry erd iiauor gco0 pi.ec for suolaen In
aer- A. tie ri1& heuv, NJ ~ West steel az j.
GAEngaS. also % let tso rooms sa;h vita t~o light
/ LECrosmR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

ITRFs ri CLASS F0a AurEs IN eaooKL -oFGr-
4 tfRc tie .uh q September Si1 pu9is obs taxed
ihrs- 4 ssprs Eses ftims So Privs'e lrssoCs o.. o
sistn 4ifls a. 80 Hicks s1eet between HARRISON and
! L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-09

CDp wAFD -1BTRTEEsIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT :
81 - ~ pursuance Of The cs q The sn3crecsIe Repub
can Htrss Committee 81 Tanmspv Hall a rrm nv eiec
nen IVES held TUESDAY eyeara epi M No ia kebb
avenue, Tor ne pTse ~ selecting deerse and altsrnae
70 sprt eni ibis dls e "a ne peunsra 10 be
fpectors n Rlecisr DO hereby cry Thai aeYsnser ara
received t5 votes Tor desgss snd John ohstv b23 votes
for sernate snd Johr Uensy received f
pste bno HuRh hu-rey u votes Tor We ,hereioe
declare h,essnder rd nvy eeoied % represent this as
hict AZ delefAey aud Joan Dohtfty =. aierraie,
RAhkIkY WARD
SAMUEL IONxa yInsrerlo~s
CHARLks kEsGRTeT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1858.
The bill to amend the law of 1856, TO pre-
vent incompetent persons from teaching
school, passed the third time.
Mr.. Travis returned the communication of
tho Presidents of the Planters and Union
Banks, with a bill complying with the sugges-
tionS contained in such communication.
Mr.. GOff had leave to introduce a bill to
regulate the salaries of officers of the Peniten-
tiary.
The bill for the benefit of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company, consolidating
the Nashville and Chattanooga and Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Companies, from
Stevenson TO Chattanooga was tax up.
Mr.. Burch, (Mr. Jones in the chair,) opposed
the bill, and Mr.. Walker advocated advocated
its passage.
After several Intellectual attempts to defeat
it, the bill passed the second time.
Several other bills passed the second time.
The bill to increase the capital stock OF the
Nashville Building and Loan Association, ETC..
was taken up, and House amendment thereto
amending the charter of the Mechanics Lii
brary Association of Nashville so as to au-
thorizc the issuing of bonds by the company
to the amount of $4,000, for the purpose Of
erecting an Exhibition Hall, was concnrred
in.
House bill to incorporate the East Tennes-
see Telegraph Company and the Nashville
and Paducah Telegraph Company, passed the
third time.
Title IL of the code was read the second
time and passed. Sd
Adjourned till 9 1-2 O'Clock, Monday morn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Feb 10, 1858.
NIGHT SESSION.
\ large number of local bills were disposed
Of

February 20. 9 A. NJ.
Mr.. Roberts presented petition from JAS.
Gibbons, and others, securities of Vim. Nc
Bride. asking relief. K fyrred.
Mr.. Lacksy introduced a bill to establish
the 10th civil district for Lauderdale county.
X, solution calling upon the Governor for
information in regard to the management of
the State Bank was adopted.
Senate bill to extend further time to the
Knoxville and Charleston, and the South
Western Railroad Companies, passed first
reading.
Senate amendment to House resolution to
adjourn sine die March 18th, TO adjourn on the
9Th. was made the special order for March LIST.
House bill to provide for running and mark
ing State line bordering on Virginia, passed
Sd reading.
Mr.. Ewing presented petition from so of
the titioners for change of the line bet
ween Rutherford and Davidson, asking that
their said prayer be disregarded.
Senate bill to amend the laws authorizing
Judgment by motion against collecting Off
GERS. sheriffs coroners or constable, passed Sd
reading.
Mr.. White of Knox, submitted resolution
providing for report from the joint Finance
Committee showing the sum necessary TO meet
the Indebtedness of the State for the next two
years, and whether the present revenue is suf
icient to meet the same.
Mr.. COoper's bill for the benefit of widows,
with Mr.. Dunlap's amendment for the benefit
of bachelors, was rejected.
The bill to protect the fish of the State was
laid on the table.
House took up the report of the Conference
Committee on the bill providing for County
Judge for Davidson, Shelby Knox and Mont
gomy ry, which report recommended that the
Senate r,ccde from its amendment striking
out Knox, and that the House recede from
its amendment TO Senate amendment striking
out Williamson" and hiking the time of cleo
ton on the first Saturday in March. The
Senate having concurred after some discussion
a motion to lay on the table was lost, and
the House concurrcd.
The special order was taken up, being Sen
ate bill for the relief of Calvin Adkins, in
the sum of $50; Of Hamilton county, in the
sum Of 5000, with House amendment to re-
lease Dr. Ov.rton from corporate tax upon 81
acres of ground on the river, in the southern
limits of the city.
Mr.. Donelson spoke in support of the House
amendment.
Mr.. Donelson (Mr. Cooper in the chair
spoke in favor of the claim of DIR. Overton.
Messfs Vaughn and Ewing opposed the
amendment, and il was tabled-ayes As, noes
IL.
Adjourned 20 p. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22
correspondence =. White.
SPRINGFIELD, So. Ca, Feb. 10Th, Is;

SPRINGFIELD, SO. Ca, Feb. 10Th, 1858.
To The Editors Of the Charleston Courier:
The inclosed interesting letter from Phillip
s. White, as well as aprevious correspondence
with L. ID. Anderson, of Maryland, with the
remarks of the Editor of the Spirit of the
Age, desire you to publish in your widely
circulating paper.
They will be glad tidings to many in your
city, as well as in other parts of the State.
For Philip 5. White was an early and devo-
ted champion of temperance. He travelled
and lectured much. In your city his unrival-
led eloquence and wit was listened to by hun
drods in 1892.
l have had much opportunity to know
White, and | believed him to merit the good
wishes and welcome of every friend OF tenn
perance in our broad land
His letters speak for themselves. and will
touch chord of sympathy in every generous
heart. Your friend,
JOHN BELTON O'NEALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22

traffic, came duly to hand. Ny reply is, that
Ineyer sold glass of liquor in my life, and
would not do so, before God, for the wealth of
the country. The story is an invention of the
enemy; and the surprise about it to me is,
that one of your knowledge of me could have
believed it. ---sz
During the long and painful watchings, of
both night and day, over the decline of health
and final death of my wife, became so pros
strate and out of health myself that, by medi-
cal advice, i resorted to the use of ale as re-
medal agent for my physical affection L was,
perhaps, too public in my use OF this remedy,
in my position in the reform; and on account
of which my Division thought proper to strike
my name from the list of its members. For
this cared but little, for, with a mind con-
scious of its own rectitude, and with habits
too well established tofear vice which have
so long and so successfully resisted and de-
nounced, I disregard alike the suspicious Of
friends and the calnmny of foes. do not
know whether / will again connect myself
with the Order of the Sons of Temperance,
but you may rest assured that shall continue,
as have been for near twenty years, covered
all over with thick blanket of uncompromis-
ing, unmistakable. eternal hatred to the whole
machinery of the Internal traffic in intoxicat-
ing liquors. Yours &c.
PHILIP S. WHITE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22
A Remarkable aurora norealI..

An officer OF the steamer Powhattan gives
the following description of an Aurora Bore
ais, seen at sea in lat. 81 deg, the .sbrillan-
ey of the coloring OF which beggared descrip-
ton
The hour WIS A. NJ, and the Aurora was
in the shape Of mammoth bow The string
OF this bow was dense ohlong bluff of cum
ulous clouds that extended from y. T.. by T..
TO y. w. Its highest elevation was attained
imm, diately under the North Star, about rs
deg. and the space between the bow and the
string was of a rich pink hue. The shades Of
this pink near the string were inconceivable,
faint and soft, but a. the eve raised itself to-
ward the bow, they began TO deepen in rich
ness, until where they abruptly terminated at
the sharp almost black outlines Of its lower
edge, the intense richness of coloring, com
bined with the suddenness Of the contrast, re-
suited in "A combination of marvellous beauty
aud rare grandeur. ! thought this was all
very tine, but when a dozen or more columns
of a bright white and phosporescent light shot
down, ian-llke, from the dark surface OF the
bow, apparently cOnverging 20 that part of
the string where the arrow would fit as cen
TIRE, aud when the centre OF these larnbient
and palpitating columns of Northern light
grew and expanded untiiit apparently absorb
81 these nearest IL on either SIDE, aud when.
in addition TO this, beautiful gnealsh blue
was uddcnly observed 10 spring into exit
elce aid struggle, a. itHyere, for mastery with
the delicate pIiik, and phosphorrscent white
spot, when this had all oecarrsal, looked
dpoa a display of such grand aud sublime
aeauty A. swept the imagination forward to
the eud Of Time, and showed il Him who is
called Faithful aud true, the Word Of God
sgat,d upon white horse, with the sharp
sword Of divine wrath proceeding from his
mouth. and caused me 20 picture this glori-
Gus advent attend Il lay = similar scene. For
IL WAS a scene Worthy even OF that coming;
this glorious blending of Natures arctic hucs
30 iGIenss Mas this Northern light that when
| turned towards the Quastermasier, and Ell
coaatered the contrasting gloom VI the South
err board, the eye was panied by the Sudden
ehange-it was Ike o.aerglng from bril-
iiantiy lighted room into DARK alad gloomy
night.'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22

viii tell yoa a secgvt. Tie way to make
yourself pleasing 10 o,herz, l. 70 chow that
sou care for them. TAe whole warid il Ike
ihe miller al Mansfield, who card f,r no.
body, 10, not he-bccaa<e nobody cared for
him And the whole woFld will serve you
80, II Won give them the same cause. let
by showing them the small coarteslss u LIE;
Ia which there l. no parade, whose sole. l.
too stiIl 20 tase, and with kind looks and
little acts Of attention. giving othsss the
preferences In every little snjoymens at tbs
liable. Ia the heidz. walking, s.ltlsg CO stand
ing,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22
Chancery Court at Nashville.

George ". Hamlet rs. the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company and JAS T Faulkner
T the office of the Clerk Il Master of the Chancery
"a Court at Nashville on the 19th day Of February,
1855, on mOtian of complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause and tarrearng 81 the satisfaction II the
Clerk and Master, that the said defendant JAMES T.
FAUIKNER, resident Of the St8te Of Tennessee
and therefore the ordinary process OF TINS Court
not be served upon him, il Is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that pr bcaton be MADE for four
weeks in successor ia the Nashville Patriot a
paper published in the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendant 10 appear at the 81 the Chan
Gerry Court DC holden for the county 81 davidson
the court house thereof, in the city Il Nashville
the first Monday May next, and answer said bill
the will be taken for confessed him and
set down for hearing paTte
C. n. BRIEN,
fcb20-w4w Prs fee 3 90 Clerk & Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-22

fB- The Union and American says it knows
nothing about the facts stated by US in refer
ence to the absence of Mr.. HAKitTs, of Mary
land from his seat, Mt the time Of the vote on
referring the Kansas questions 10 the Commit
tee on Territories. We Thought as much,
from its previous articles on the subject 1t
needed no other confession To satisfy us OF
that fact" Our neghbor asks our authority
for the statement that Mr.. HARRIS, if present,
would have voted differently from his col
league. We cheerfully state that his position
was made known to Us through private
source in Washington, which We deem unQues-
tionable. We have not seen any public ex-
preston from Mr.. HARRIS but the Union aud
american may rest assured that We were care
full TO have evidence of the fact before we
made the statement.
The Ui.iOn aud american continues: :" But
we do know that it was no more necessary for
Mr. HARRIS TO be absent than for Mr.. DAVIS"
If you will take the trouble To look into the
{" facts" you will find that in the Of Mr..
HARRIS testimony was taken before coni-
mission, and that on the 10Th of January Mr..
HARRIS obtained leave Of absence from the
House from time 10 time, to attend u taking
that testimony. He was, therefore. absent oa
business of Importance to himself, and that
brought about by his democratic opponent.
and with the express leave of the House.
Another fact, which il may be we'll to men
ton, is that Mr.. W. p. WHrrE, at whose In
stance the contest il made, dass aot eictaa tie
ss-< for hin,seif, but only desires that She seat
may be vacated" This fact Of itself rem
ders the whole contes, ridiculous and inexcu-
sable To verify his affirmation, our neighbor
viii have to show a similar chain of facts ia
regard to the contest about Mr.. DAsis's seal.
Ii he has a fancy for turning his hand TO i'm
possibilities, fair opening is now presented
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A LIVE SUBJECT."
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Room.

(The value Of the following brief but thrilling nara
tive, consists In is being vouched for fact! The
fearful event has caused informed the most m
tense excitement among the very few who have an ~
innate knowledge Of il, and strong efforts have been
made to suppress the afair from public notice we
present the intelligence In the exact shape ia which we
received H. exclusive OF We might have given
better literary dress, but fact requires no extrane-
Gus decoration