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Cloths and Cassimeres.

Fancy Duck Drills, Farmers Satins and Hcrrin hone
Drills, French aud American Cottnnades Denim s Goat
Checks Blay Linens, and the greatest variety ~ Vest
ngs we ever had Suspenders, Gloves, Irish Linen al
grades, real Marscles Countcrpanes Allendale Coun
terpanes. Padding, Sail Duck, sc.
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DANGEROUS ALTERED NorE.-A one-dollar
note on the Southern Bank of Kentucky, (new
plate). altered 10 i've, has made its appearance
ia Pittsburgh. The note is altered BY FASTING
the words i've over the one-dollar line, and
also pasting the figure five over the figure one
on the upper right hand corner. The lower
left hand corner OF the note has been burnt,
leaving the upper half Of the letter n and the
letter 4, making the word appear as though
il read five. On the genuine :. ones" on this
bank the upper left corner is 4 country scene
IA man husking eorn-a woman sitting on
the ground with a basket ON her lap, aud =
negro boy holding horse-with fence. hogs,
and horse in the background. On the upper
right hand corner figure one, in fancy dye
work, and on the lower right hand corner
aock Of sheep. Below the title Of the bank
is bust Of a young girl The hse-iollar
notes on this bank are different from this
plate Rsza1lzpiit Hraid
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The s'FaniIy Paper,

Mrs. l.. VIRGINIA FRENCH, in the Sosahern
Homestead, thus truthfully discourses upon
the benefits of a newspaper in the family cir
Gle:
zone of the most potent aids to education
is Newspapers. We have not referred here
to the expensive and embellished periodical,
Though that bears in each monthly visit a les
son of refinement and taste,) but the sterling
weekly journal, be it political, agricultural,
or literary-often homely in its outward
showing" but ever welcome because always
useful. The Family Paperr' it is one of
those good things which cannot be too often
introduced into the little circle of Heavens
fallen sster-home." Can there be any doubt
that this weekly visitor which is itself the
advocate of education, the champion of the
masses, the agent of the spirit of progress,
should exert most potent influence on the
minds and morals Of the young? Its teach
ings belong to that indirect mode. which is
always to be preferred for children, as it
quickens the attention, gives play to imagina-
ton, impresses itself upon the feelings, and is
consequently more lastingly retained. It's
lessons are bestowed presently, and it makes
itself attractive in the same way of which
young child spoke when she said of a teacher:
''Oi love to study for Miss G., she
smiles so, and don't mean to make us Larf.r
To our country's honor be it said. the influ-
ence of the American Press, with but few
exceptions, is favorable to the advancement
of knowledge, liberty of opinion, justice and
morality; and it is well for us that it is so,
for there is no home either so high or so humble
that those mute messengers may not enter
and deliver their good tidings Our newspa-
peru are everywhere read, and fortunately
they are for the most part worth reading.
There may something be found in every sheet,
be it ever so unpretending, to cheer, to amuse,
or to instruct. Let the crisis be what il may,
the Press usually has an abiding faith in the
good time coming" and its deep voice goes
down into our hearts fraught with encourage
ment and hope. Let the children hare the
Papers,"
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Kansas Affairs.
Several gentlemen arrived in this city yes
terday evening from Kansas Territory.

Several gentlemen arrived III tins city yes
terday evening from Kansas Territory.
A letter from correspondent at Westport,
dated the 5th, gives us some items of news.
Adams and O'Hara, who were implicated in
the shooting of Kerr, at Tecumsch, have es-
capped from the Free Safe Guard-knocked
down, il is supposed, with u handful Of
aiuer.
The report was current at Westport, that
Gen. Calhoun had written to Col. Denver, to
take the evidence OF the Judges of the cleo
ton at Delaware Crossing, SO rs TO get IA cor
rect return from them without coercion; and
that the Black Republicans fearing that "a fair
statement would be made to the Governor,
and in order to prevent any conflict with that
which had been previously obtained by them,
had attempted TO abduct them and carry them
into Iowa. One Of the Judges, Isaac MGndee
died on Saturday last from gun shot
wound when twenty miles from home--he was
shot in the head, and from the fact that the
whole back part of his head was blown on, il
was thought that the Danites, finding him OF
too stern stun for them had murdered him.
A letter dated Fort Scott. February 2ith,
says: A company of Lane men, under Capts.
Bane aud Montgomery, have taken Fort Scott
not gun was fired. and no damage was
done in loss of life, These bands are organ
iZcd-one ON the Usage the other Mt Sugar
Mound. They are doing considerable damage
10y robbing stores and stealing horses. Last
Thursday night, "A neighbor by the name al
Tate, formerly Sheriff Of Linn county, Mis-
souri, was robbed OF $500 by Lanes men.
The Sheriff Of our county is u Major under
Lane.
The clerks of the Shawnee election precinct,
who were taken forcibly 10 Lawrence aud COM
PEELED, under threats of death. "a give testi-
mony against the legality of the returns from
that precinct, are preparing certificate un-
der oath, that they gave the testimony they
did 10 save their lives, and that under no other
circumstances would they have given such GER
tifcate. ST LOUIS Republican, sh.
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SATURDAY, March Ii, 1913.
Mr.. Harris offered resolution to adjourn
sine die on the 22d inst.
Mr.. McConico offered resolution in lieu to
adjourn when the important business had
been transacted, which, together with all reso-
buttons upon the subject, were tabled.
House bill for the benefit of illegitimate
children passed the third reading. sr.5
Senate bill for the benefit of the Mechanics
Institute and Library Association passed the
third time.
The bill for the benefit of the blind school
passed the third time. AS
House bill to establish the East Tennessee
Medical Hospital passed the third time.
House bill in relation to the rights of per
sons subject to the claims of adverse parties
passed the third time.
House bill to regulate the commission of
certain county officers passed the third time.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock, Monday morning.
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The MT. vernon supper.

We are Informed by the Committee of Ladies
that the amount realized by the Mt. Vernon
I'd inst, was S250-ciear of all expenses.
This speaks well for the iiberality and patriot
ism of our citizens, and for the righteousness
of the ladies who managed the affair.
We trust that the patriotic ladies of those
towns and villeges around us where but little
has been done for the Mt Vernon cause, will
follow the praiseworthy example of the ladies
of this city. and that they may meet with like
success There will always be a feeling of
pleasing consciousness in the recollection of
having done so fitting an homage to the Faith
er of our Country, whose ashes repose. still in
neglect, upon the bank of the Potomac
SheLbyuaAe ELpositor.
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amusrmfnts.
CRIsP's GAXETY
PIANOS! PIANOS!!

THE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
Il Stock of Pianos Melodeons, Vioins, Flutes, Ac-
cordeons Music Books and sheet Music which is by far
the largest and best selected stock offered in this
city. The Pianos from the worldrenowned makers
A. H. Gale & Co., and Steinway Sons Every Piano
is warranted for five years, and will be sold at New
York prices. Freghts only added
My stock of Sheet Music is very large embracing all
the new and popular pieces of the day If you want
the best Piano, and at the lowest prices call at 80,
Union street JAMES A. MCCLURE
n. B-A fresh supply of the very popular songs
60 Pm Twenty Five,' 20 Gentle ANNIE Resale, !"
SC &c (mar10-6)
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How Fair EugenIe was Unexpectedly
Kissed.

The Paris correspondent of the New York
Courier relates the following as positive fact:
At the moment when excitement, alarm
and confusion were at their acme, "A circum-
stance occurred of the most comic kind to the
intended victims of the Internal machine. The
Emperor had just stepped out of his carriage
on the pressing invitation OF Lanet, of the
bleeding countenance, and had turned, shock
ed and Mortified to contemplate the hundred
and fifty wounded people who were writhing
around him, when he felt his hand grasped by
an unknown man Of apparently low rank in
life. who warmly congratulated him on his
escape. Thanking the man hurriedly, the
Emperor resumed, as / have said above, his re-
gard of the sufferers, and gave orders for at
tention TO them. His intrusive felicitator
turned from him in equal haste took the En-
press in his arms, lavished on her his compli-
ments on her escape, and kissed her dozen
times. When the Empress entered her box,
and recounted the incidents of the explosion
and its consequences, rs far rs she was con
cerned, she added: And was kissed with
warmth by some person, but by whom l can
not conceive - Ii was, no doubt, the same
friend who shook my hand, F" said the Emperor.
Now, | have no doubt, repeat, that you
will receive this story with Incredibly, but If
you do, you will be wrong,
As usual, number of young men were
whirling away their leisure hours in the Cafe
dedicated to them, with billiards, domnoes,
and piquet aud coffee, when the horrible at
tempt was made. Among them was one
named Lippnann, avery fast man. and euthu-
siastic Bonapartst Astounded by thetexplo-
sions of the shells, and aroused still further by
the sudden entrance into the Cafe of several
splinters Of the shells through the windows
which they shattered "a pdSsdat, Lippmann
and his comrades rushed from the Cafe, aud
seeing how matters stood, he flew TO the res-
cue, aud losing his head from joy at seeing
them safe, was the daring individual who had
the ,nsigae honor of warm shake Of the hard
by an Emperor. aud of heartily saluting, ad
ia6aflsa, an Empress in situation never before
ehosee for such n demonstration OF affection
ale loyalty.
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X. h. H.


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SoI.p.-The Ohio Patrict tells how IL was
done: The negro-ioying citizens Of Salem
were sold last week by ~gemman ob color"
who sported .'whiskers and mosiaehes." He
beat the shriekers at their own game He
"told . dolefal story OF a daughter in slavery
and Of HE anxiety 20 raise money 60 purchase
her ffeedon.'' The loving friends Of the poor
nigga BLEED under bis sympathetic appeals
and raised him several dollars.n but, before
Samho bad time 10 psBaoss, WORD came' that
he was q hambug. He was taken at the
depot as he was about 20 leave, made 20
disgorge the several doliars,n and sent on
his way branded Is an impostor. ..Salem Is
. brickD
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Topples FoR COSGREss.-A Washington
letter writer says that the bar Of one OF the
fashionable hotels Of that city has taken SAL
600 for drinks In the last fourteen months.
During several of these months the city was
comparatively tenantless. THIS enables Us to
make sort of approximation to the sum to-
tai Of Congressional expenditures for huxions
Now, II all the fashionable aud unfashionable
bars Of Washington, did an equally thriving
busin.ss whas Niagara of toadles 80 down
legislativs throats-
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" Rattle his bones over the stones
It's only pauper whom nobody owns

EUGENIA AND NAPoLEoN.-At a ball ut
Paris, not long since, a great friend of the
Empress, was congratulating her on her
gaiety and good spirits. "Yes,o she said, Il
seek 10 forget myself (a' e1OlHsi.a, } know that
one of these days we shall all perish togeth-
erl'' Poor woman! she is to be pitied. Her
grace and goodness merit n happier fate. The
crown is indeed TO be composed of thorns.
As for the Emperor, he is as thorough fata-
list as any Turk. what will be-" is his
motto, but ii is thought that much Of his
confidence is assumed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY March 13. 1853

SATURDAY, March Is, 1858.
At its session last night the House disposed
of the following bills ON third reading.
To give Sequatchie Director in the Branch
Bank at Sparta. Amended so as to attach
Cheatham county to the GAINESVILLE Bank
District, and to give it Director and passed.
TOincorporate Holston Presbytery. Amend
ed and passed.
To protect debtors and increase the reve-
nue.. Indefinitely postponed.
And the House adjourned for want of a
quorum.
The resolution to hold night sessions every
night, except Saturday night, was adopted.
The special order, the bill to recharter the
Union and Planters Banks, was taken up
Mr.. Thompson withdrew his motion to post
pone till the LIST of June. Mr.. Davie moved
to strike out all that relates to the Bank of
America, which prevailed. Mr.. Newman of
fered amendment providing the personal
liability clause, and that the bank shall only
issue dollar for dollar of the capital stock paid
in. The first part was adopted and the latter
rejected. The vote was then taken on the
bill in lieu, and it was rejected-ayes 81,
noes 80.
Mr.. Polk then offered bill in lieu and moved
that it be printed, and a vote taken, without
debate, on Monday at II o'clock Mr.. ST.
John moved to lay the bill of Mr.. Polk ON
the table, which prevailed
On motion of Mr.. Rowles the whole sub
ject was inefinitely postponed So, noes
II.
Adjourned till p. NJ.
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Hox EDWARD EsERErT.-The auction sale
Of tickets for seats at the Philadelphia Acad-
emy Of Music. 20 hear Mr. EyEzErsss Charity
Address, yesterday evening. commenced on
Wednesday last. -Four hundred and lfty ssais
realized Sl,3i5.75; Of this amount ssssT5
was for premiums GA the price liked. Pour
sfIhs Of the seats in the baiiding ren2ined 30
be sold, and il Was tkoaght The gross receipts
would reach ave Or slx Thousand dollars
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Prof. q. =. Fowler,
oT NEW YORK.

yIyuI commence COURSE or LECTURES GA Ha-
w naan seienre, LIFE, iis laws, Functians, I'm
movements. ar, taught BY PhTcnalgy aad fhys
klogy, and applied 10 sell Improvement. Management
81 Children, HealfA, Marriage, Sc., early in APRIL
Hail
He wi also tel applicants all sbeas themselves aaa
cllildren, his Hctel
Far g..rurulzrs see papers and sais q day.
nierfs-akWu
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LEATHER RELTING.

. 000 FEET on hand, Of ali sizes, from two 10
O.OOO twelve inches wide An extra LOT Of
streag faee Leather; 20 ali Of which invite the
tontinn Of all planters and machiness 20 the above
ARTICLES which ~i be sold the best terms for cash
at Nos % and So, corner Of broadway and College
streets.
mar Is B. r. CUTTER
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To our Old Customers & Friends

VNTE have now located ourselves at No. II Deade-
w rick Street, where we prepared TO furnish
them with ali kinds of drinks such Brandy, Whisky
Gin, and Wines Of all descriptions Of the best qualities
also tobacco smoking and chewing, with variety Of
the best cigars. Our desires do every thing
cater TO the tastes of patrons. Call, gentlemen,
try for yourselves, as we are always at our post.
jan30-3m J. l. PRICE J. f. EMERY
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HoS. JAS L. ORR.-Ttis gentleman, now
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, has
written letter positively declining reelec-
tion to Congress, urging, as reason for so do
ing, that the long neglect OF his private af-
fairs imperionsly demands his presence at
hom~.
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Childrenss Diseases.

blessing by every mother throug hout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, Humors, sc. These
breakings out thus early) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doses Of the
RetoudfiIg ReSoot will eradicate every vestge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body.
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Constitutional Diseases.

Many diseases that aiiict humanity inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sickly sires
Scrofua, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common Of constitutional diseases. Now,
not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system,
ruptng the blOod-RddtcGgs ReaOrdtiHg ReSoludni will
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted part
Gle OF diseased deposits, and I'LL the veins with
pure and healthy blood
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7. w. WILSO N.
Stoves, Tin Ware and Castings.
House Furnishing Goods of all Kinds.
HI GILL A ND Err.

THIS very superior and famous Horse is n,
i locai led for the season Of 1858, at my Tk.SS
farm adjc ming Nashville Mares will be re- ?
ceved FRI 10th of March 10th of July at $50 each,
and 81 10 the Groom, due 10th July; in all of
failure tn ey may be returned gratis next year.
HIGH 4ANDER bred by Thomas Taylor, of s.
c. in 40, he was got by Glencoe, imp his dam Casta
net, VI at all distances by Monarch imp, &c,
his pede is full, pure and fashionable and like the
horse hii useh exces the admiration Of the most cr
cal obser
HIGHL AMBER is rich chestnut, of excellent consti-
tuition ant temper measuring 16 hands in height, and
has al length and stouness of frame, coupled
with surp assng beauty of form and action As great
racehOrse Highanders reputation throughout the
Union, as, for time, hardly equaled, having
beaeh in the best STYLE all of his many competitors
in South Arolina and Georgia. until about five years
old, when he sold for $4,000, and at went
forth to other formidable rivals wherever 10 be
found
In this extremely trying career Highlander gained
as large share of success has attended any
hors under like
cling and running all distances he did whether in
good or id health and condition
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts
freely exl the opinion that, breeder of supe
rior stock for epey he will take rank among the
most rep table horses Of the country.
marl5- II ID. T. MoGAvOCK.
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vITE have great variety of beautiful BHD CAGE,
w the hADdsomeEt assortment ever brought 10
Nashville, which We viii sell cheap for cash.
feb2O-u MCKENZIE A WILSON.
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R. &. McNAIRY a Co

NJ. u. McNAlNA A. H.
RECEIVED Tfus DAY BY EMPRESS,
Tnn DOE AlexAnaer's Kid Gloves;
I<O 10 doz Extsnsion = y skHts, white 4 eeRds
10 cArtons Dncas, sex sfyi~si
10 DO. MousllB De chenr;
5 do. New siy3e sell. shaxls, for early 3prsng;
500 Fsaur Collars aud slseves, new styles s1.- 7 T
Grape Collars and sleeves, do
Breakfast CAPS, do.
llusian CApcs and Berthes, do
Oar Mr. Nc Marry m the EasfeFn cities, and
III be gcinng New Geeds every few days dai ,pg The
s.d zolit c@i from cur ffIends and the pub
ir generally n c hcNAikS 90
uarloo
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LADIES BONNET BONES.

A LARGE and superior assortment OF plain Top
n and Tray Top Hat Cases, various sizes, and Of
the bet manufacture, Just received by
JOHN RAMAGE.
MARRIOTT ~ College street.
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At Cost for Cash.

I'VE have On hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w yalices which we viii cla=e Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any " The above have an OPP
pOrtany 70 purchase al low down prices Cali al No
Il, Pubilc square
mars-tf SNYDER FRTZzfIL.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in the Wheat Market.
W ANTI ED.

xoU,UUU BushcIs FFffne He'd. " hEte,
and Mediterranean wheat
WE WILL, AT ALL inns, frem bencefor-
Wv ward give the highest market prize cafh. for
PfliNE WHEAT of all NARlEfIfcS delivered o. us Il
Nils, corner q line aud Cherry streets, Nash
Vile Tenn. A OF x purchases are soiI1Y lsT tie
purIose d MAKING FLOUR IN THIS CITY, nc Do ma
stop bnymg II ANY IihE, bot give the Highest
MARKET PRICE IN CASH AZ ALL TIAkS notSish-
standing the cry d HARD TfsffS and no MONEY
fer fuii p@rtseaiAfs eaeuirs ezber tho MIL
W. IL. GORDON co.'s, MARKET street
CARTER HfsAUMAS 4 CO.
U.s. ~ Sacks furnished 70 All psrtss dsliverng
Wheat mArS-1s.zm
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r. r. r.

Z. Z. r.
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IL ways r. X. Remedies There are none SO sick
diseased weak, feeble, crippled with pain or
infiTmities, but that Railway Ready Relief Removal
ing Rcsolvent Regulators the Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
~ cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
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Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pow
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and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action, the patient will live and be restored
health.
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Wool! WOOL.

ME wan. 80, 600 lbs CEAS WASHED Wool for
w which ws will pay cash. We want IL 70 make
Jeans and Lnsey.
mars. W IL GORDON A co
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
FOR
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The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is one Of
the largest and best literary papers Of the day. An
Imperial ouArto containing PAGES ON roErI OIL
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A Gift worth from so cents 10 $500 90 in gold,
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watch Keys, eoid and silver Itubies, and q variety
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Immediately Eeosips of ass sse-eriBsiaa ueasy,
the suhscribers uili b. ~ntsrea upoa cur SUE
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