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TENNESSEE LEGIsLArURE.
SENATE

MONDAY. March 1, 1858.
Mr.. Travis presented petition from sundry
citizens of Obion county, living wess of Reel
Foot Lake, asking for a charter for plank
road across the "Narrows,' and for assistance
to build the same.
= Mr.. Roach: petition in relation to the
Academy Fund, for Gibson county.
Mr.. Reid introduced bill to ascertain the
wishes of the voters of Upton county in rela-
ton to the removal of their county seat.
Mr.. Golf: bill directory to the county
court of Davidson county.
Senate bill to authorize the election of an
additional justice in BloHnt county. Passed
the third time
Sundry House messages were taken up and
disposed Of
House bill to amend the redemption laws.
Passed.
House bill to make more secure the rights
of vendors of land. Rejected.
House resolution to amend the Constitution
in relation to Banks and extending State
credit. Rejected.
Senate bill to recognize the Bank of Ten
nessee. Rejected.
Several Senate bills passed the second
time. $50
Adjourned till n O'Clock P. NJ,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, March l, 1858.
House resolutions i'm reference to the Capt.
toll fund, and in reference to examination of
Bank Charters by Attorney Generals were
adopted.
House acted upon Senate messages.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To prevent wanton and malicious mischief
Passed.
To keep up the public roads in Lauderdale
by taxation. Passed.
To establish the 10th Judicial Circuits. Re
jected; reconsidered and passed.
Directory to the Comptroller in regard to
written opinions of Judges and cancelling
coupons. Passed.
Adjourned till p. NJ.
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February "a. 1853

GENTLEMEN: In your Judgment have en-
tire confidence, and | accept the award you
have made in the controversy between Mr..
Clay and Gen. Cullom.
am, very respectfully, your obdient ser
servant. X. w. JOHNSON.
Hons. J. j. CEirrENDEN, ROBERT TooMBs, and
A. kENNEDY.
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Hon. JAS. 3. CLAY.
FEBRUARY %, 1858.

FEBRUARY %, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned have Learned
with deep concern that serious difficulty is
pending between the Hon. William Cullom
and the Hon. james b. Clay, and that you,
respectively, occupy an official relation to the
parties in reference thereto.
AS friends of both the gentlemen above
named, and sincerely DESTROYS to preserve
peace and to avoid the necessity of conflict.
we venture to urge upon you that, first and
prominent in the subjects of your consulta-
tons, you consider whether an honorable adj
justment of the difficulty may not be had. In
that view, we respectfully but earnestly sug-
gest that the difficulty be referred to two gen
tlemen of eminence and honor, to be agreed
upon, with liberty to them, if they deem it
necessary, to call in a third party.
If in this we seem to be presumptuous or
obtrusive, we trust the kindly motives that
impel us will be our sufficient apology.
We are, gentlemen. very truly yours,
W. l.. UNDERWOOD,
A. G.. BROWN.
Hons r. w. JOHNSON and +. K. ZoLIICoFFER.
FEBRUARY %, 1853
GENTLEMEN As the friends of Messrs. Gull
lom and Clay. respectively. after full con-
sideratiOn of your note Of this date, we say
frankly that we do not feel at liberty at this
stage of this affair ourselves to debate the
subject of any other or different settlement of
it than that which is already agreed upon.
But, in full view Of our responsibility to the
parties and ourselves we do not feel at liberty
peremptorily to reject the offering you have
made of referees whilst there is any rational
hope that this controversy may be settled
and honOrably.
We are, very respectfully,
Your Ohcdient servants
II. W. JOHNSON,
+. X. ZOLLICOEFER,
IInna w L. IrNnslNvnnn and L. RR01xN
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0<E Gray and sac sssrel Horss were -
" rarned ons q c. T. II. AsEsias srshss 1E<f
% - . s41e< 60 Wednesday sssnlhg, and
nosa1ns has t<en beard q theta STAGE Tweafy noi
- ne 7. A MCCALL
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An American lady lately visited the dlstin-
gtiished German author and taeelogian. Ban
sen, who told her THAI he belle I'd Che influence
Of DR.. Channlng's works was greater al this
time In France aud Germany than that oi anv
other man. either living OF dead
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NEW sUPPLYoF PRINT
TO PRINTERS.-we hav,
Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co

ON Monday. March Sth, 1858. We
" will sell for Cash, in front OF our Warehouse n
complete assortment of Groceries, consisting in part
follows viz
40 hhds. New Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee: Jog hlfs. qrs. do;
rs bbls New Molasses; rs boxes selected W.
40 bbls crushed and pow Cheese:
dered Sugar; 100 bbls. White Whisky
As kits Mackerel Is n. Y. Brandy;
$50 pkgs. NJ. r. Raisins; Is 70 Holland Gin;
sacks Almonds; 800 kegs Nails
II cases Sardines; IS doz Painted Buckets;
20 boxes Cove oysters; so nests Tubs;
10 bags Pepper; As boxes Starch;
25 chests Tea; $50 4" Soap:
20 bales Cotton Irvine; rs " Doyle's Candles
IS coils Rope 100 doZ Masnnis Backing;
Is cases Matches; 100 boxes Flasks:
Together with numerous other articles 10 make up a
complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS Il CO.,
mar I'D No. 80 Market street.
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Am Frceman's Journal, the weli-knowiI
Catholic paper of New York, which acted
conspicuous part In the election Of Mr. BE-
GILMAN, attacks bis Administration with un-
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DR.. LITINGSTONE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries Of the Age.

DIR. LIVINGSTONE,S JOURNALS
Just ready, with Two Maps by ArrOwsmith; por-
Price - so.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South AMI
ca, including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence
the interior Of Africa and journey the Cape Of
Good Hope TO Loando, on the West Coast; thence
the continent, down the river Tambesi the
Eastern Ocean. BY DAVID LIVINGSTONE, LID, d.
c. l. Just received by r. HAGAN,
feb5- n Market Street.
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"Rlow, blow thou winter wind,
Thou art not 80 un<ind
As mans ingratitude. ~

Let us hurry on. the wind blows COOL and
my heart beats sadly. / trust that we may
soon meet with some cheering influence in the
shape of a happy, friendly face. Is it possible.
A woman, in the street alone, this time of
night? What can she be doing here? Perhaps
she may be a wretched beggar, no home to go
to, or, worse still, some miserable wife thrust
from the door by drunken, brutal husband.
(What proclamation of that dear titleD AS
wedraw near to her, the rouge upon her hol-
low cheeks-the sunken eye-the dress Of
lace and gauze-the unsteady walk, tell us
that size is one of those poor abandoned crea-
lures who have lost all that make life dear!
TO her. virtue is but name. Oh, who may
tell her mournful story? Roll back the iron
gates of Time; behold her the pride and sun
light of her fathers household Hear fond
mothers voice raise in song of life and glad
ness as she gazes upon this, her first-born
child Mark that brothers look of pride as
his eye follows her graceful form! See the
clinging tenderness of her baby-sister, as she
asks for just one more kiss. Oh, she indeed
weaves figures of light in that happy house
his mask of love, and gentle words which he
SO we'll knows how TO assumed and she, so in
noeent, 10 coniding, thinks all the world as
pure as herself-loves him with all the wild
worship of her Southern nature. What return
does be make for this gem of priceless worth,
womaa's loves He basely tears the jewel from
its setting, wthers the hearts, noblest feelings
~ 4.
brings the gray hairs of her parents to the
grave, her only brother a suicide; aud her
sister-her gentle sister is dead. And she,
now hsart-broken and abandoned, seeks for
grtfulness in whirlpool of sin. This, man,
is thy work. Thy 6oastsd work. Yes, boosted
over your gaming tables, and conyivial cups
ut midnight revels Oh, hang down your
heads and blush as you look upon these lost
creatures. fou! whom God made FOR the grand
and noble protector ofwoman's honor-her vir-
tue and her love, Shame upon you, Who can in
suit her dependence-sr..ay of mean jests upon
her aflections-ban2y un,ilean doubts Of her, as
awretrhed Substitute for wit; and whisper vul-
gar suspicious Of woman purity, which. IL com
pared to your own, is like the immaculate
whiteness OF augsll Remember there 10 a
just God Bow yoar head In prayer for her
you have siandered aud pollutedI You
alone are answerable at the Great Tribunal
for this CHASTITY spectacle OF blasted charity
sswhaf wins The guilty, gaining what they SEEK
dream breath, frpth q iieeting Ioyl
Dor oae sscrt graps, Who va the VINE dertroyf
Who bays a miuute's miFth % vail week.
Or sels eternity a. set a tpyT''
Let US turn into Rae Reysls and see II all
there Is in sleep and dreamA All. bear .
loud laugh. Now, me thinks, We will come
% the bright side Of the picture. l hops 30.
for my heart In is sympathy has partakea Of
the slow, heavy tArobs Of misery around IA
What bright light Streams Through those bali
open curtainsl There must be hall-no,
tt &e
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Spring and Summer Gesds.

II An uou receiving my sssck a SPRING AND
u SIMMER GOODS, 10 Which inYite the sffsnttap
of my custozacfs and DE pssbiic generally
SAM. fRfTcHKIT,
fehzs-fm nascaa 81 cai,rss 81
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MARRIED.,

On the 2Sth utmo, at Franklin College, in this vi
cinity, by Elder T. Tanning, Mr.. T. T. BANDoN to Miss
FREDoNIA PERDUE
On last night, Feb 25th, at the Trinity Church, by
Rev. DR.. Ridley Mr.. JAMES GIAsoocE, of McMinnvie,
Tenn, Miss Lucy A. FAxoN, of this ty.CarksriHe
Chronicle.
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ria CaiIom and Clay Dimculty.

ThH CdlIom and Clay Dimculty.
The following is the correspondence be-
tween the friends Of sfessrs. CLAY and CuILox,
and which terminated that affair amicably:
CORRESPONDENCE.
To the Editor 9f Che Union: q
SIR: We beg to enclose to you, for publica-
ton. the correspondence in the affair Of Hon.
James B.eClay, Of Kentucky, and the Hon.
VIM. Cullom, of Tennessee; and
We are, very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
r. w. JOHNSON.
F. K. ZOLLICOFFER.
FEBRUARY "a, 1853.
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For the Counting Room.

Check Books on all the Banks;
Blank Note Books
Blank Drafts;
Bills of Exchange;
Fine Red Inks;
Blotting Board;
Rulers and Pencils;
Bank Pens--a superior article;
Copying Books and Brushes;
Arnold's Fluid;
Bill Heads, Post Boxes, &c;
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH
febl6-u Rag
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FEBRUARY, %. 1853,

FEBRUARY. %, 1853.
SIR: Your note, dated 10th inst, was re-
ceived at IL o'clock yesterday. Whilst 1
hold myself bound to give you that satisfac-
ton you demand, | cannot omit to notice
your assumption. that / have assailed you
wantonly, and without aggression on your
part. You had used language which, under
the attendant circumstances. and in view of
your manner, regarded as Intentionally Of
fensive, and so informed you. / asked an ex-
PLANTATION of what ] regarded as sarcastic and
unkind, and received none; but, on the con-
trary thought / heard reference to ''circum-
stances surrounding me, which / regarded as
still more offensive. | therefore repelled
what esteemed an insult. Ny friend, Hon.
F. X. Zollicofier. is authorized to confer with
Hon. Mr.. johnson.
Your obedient servant.
VIM. CULLOM.
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FIR HIT RATES
PROM
Charleston and Savannah
Nashville and Stations ON n. g.
G. Railroad, west of Stevenson.


FIRST Class, (inciuding Hats) per lOo.....-.s1 IS
e-,@.o N.-77-- \ "
- . 49, -
Special kates for Furniture, ke "............ 80
HONPETiTIOS between Steamers and Propellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused redueti0b IN Steamers freghts
on through Goods A their charges may nuctnsfe
give above The rates from Charleston savannah
20 Nashville Al the time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed ans time prior lss of June the
rates berctsfre advertised Through Rates from
New York aud plladelpha 20 Nashville IN connection
with CharestHn and Savannah Steamship Lines, wa:
First Class, per 100. 90
scsone JAS ----.--..-..-..----- %
Third Cln.s. i IS
Sp-cia Rates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 so
toaziEn Goods 60 Agent Central Rnilroad Savannah,
ana ~ Agent south Carolina Rnilroad Charleston.
OverchsrEes aud damages (exceps damages occur
lng a scal VII b. promptly eetted heretofore-
for taFtser nformation OF Cards giving classifcz-
ueH, ke-s Apply 70 the ~ e. Railroad Depot,
by tnoil 20 CtAS. W. ANDERSON,
fsb22-u General Agent
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AFTERNOON sEsSIo,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Part 18th of the code read and passed third
time. "a s-E.-
House bill, No. 247, for the protection of
Physicians, was taken up on third reading and
rejected.
Bill No. 252, for the benefit of Mechanics.
Passed third time.
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NEW ROCK =

GERvAsE SKINNER; or, Penny Wise and Pound
Foolish, by THEODORE Hook
COUSIN WILLIAM; Tale Of Fashionable Lsfs by
THEODORE HoOg.
YOUNG AMERICA IN WALL STREET, by GEO. y.
TRACE
DARKNESS IN THE FIOwERY LAND; or Popular
Stpsrsti,ions in North China
HISTORY OF PETER THE GREAT, CAR OF RUS
STA
A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING AND EVERYTHING
IN ITs PLACE
MODERN REFORM EXAMINED; or, TIE Union q As
North and .SoVfh
ROMANTIC PASSAGES IN SOUTHWESTERN HIS
TORY. ..-ar
SONGS AND PoFNs or THE SOUTH, by A. b.
MyK.
Received and for sale by
febll-u nag CHARLES w SMITH
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QueensWare, Bohemian Ware. &c,

FINHE subscriber has the pleasure OF announcing
his friends generally and the public particularly
that Mr. Badger has just arrived with very fine stock
of Goods in his line As usual he is ready meet the
wants OF his friends and old customers either for cash
or trade, heretofore. We bespeak for him call
Rooms in second story, No. AZ, Public Square
feb30-u BENZ. Z. SHIELDS.
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GENERAL BUSINESS
Agent and Collector.
j. C. MARSHALL.

10 t<Fbt1fuIl-f tnforsns she business pablo ana
n Those heE cialrns eacct thai he ! a. psesrns
essHeed n NE eetiecun e aecDunls add sz.nsac-
tioass Il tsssefd Business AgsnL Tase ensrusslax
pe.snezz % hs e.rs may rely uEon as bszg prsul1ly
and e@zefsiiy axseasies "a fsEl Il. -. =
oFfIcE;
IT. ne .s.s = eeespsa ~ ". Q. Hzns. n. ps.ds-
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Adjourned till 24 O'Clock P. NJ.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Title 10 of the code was read the third time
and passed.
The bill to charter Mt Horeb Academy, and
for other purposes. Passed the third time.
Several House messages were taken up and
disposed of.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
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FEBRUARY, 20, 1858.

February, 20, 1858.
SIR: You have wantonly forced upon me a
personal difficulty You have, without ag-
gression on my part, struck me a blow. L de-
mand the satisfaction one gentleman owes to
another under such circumstances; and my
friend, the Hon. r. w. johnson, is authorized
by me to confer with any one you may select.
Your obedient servant,
70 JAMES B. CLAY.
o. w. Hr-yro Re Sc
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K E r OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(sECURED by LETTERS PATENT

L EROSENE ILLUMINATING OIi--The light OBJ
N tanned from this Oil exceeds la briancy that OF
any other oil nuid heretofore discovered,
Piosive, and viii remain hmpid IN the very coldest
weather.
The Company recommend as the lamps best adapted
to this OIL, the Kerosene IamTs manufactured by the
following parties: Aessrs Cornelius Baker also Dy-
ott OF Philadelphia T. v Haughwout 4 Co ass Broad.
way, the BROOKLYN Flint Glass Co. No 20 Broad street
Messrs. nletz Co. I32 William street L. Mercer Ia
Elm ST, and H. Edwards, ~ Duane street, n Y sam
pies Of deterrent styles Of Lamps be al the
olfice at the Company.
kERosSSE LrnRIcAr1xc On No l. Prepared % su,t
the finest and all other kinds Of Machinery burns
brilliantly IN Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps all
the ordinary solar Hand Lamps and stands ~ great
a degree Of cold the best sperm on and Il admira-
bly, adapted 90 Railroad aud Steamship use
kkEfrkSE LunuckusG OHs, Nos. ASp 3. Superior
Lnbrcators VIII be found 10 possess advantages
any Oss IA The market At same prsces-wir not burn
and have been thus prepared 10 meet the require
ments OF Railroads and others.
kEkez1cE tnSzAus On Prepared expressly for
shsIs' use and viii be found admirably adApted for
the use Of Steamships Men OF War Merchant yessels
Lake and River Graft, aud burns IN all the CABIN
state fos, binnacie, foreeAstie Lamps Signal Ian
Bnnarie OIL wlll remain fuid As long a. best SPERM
and vii burn all night vthout requiring 70 be trim
med, an advantages that vii be Obvious every ship
master.
Ms Kerosene oIs can he obtained From ne Whole
sale oii lslrrs rhpC nrugs and s;Teoers
Va >c~ York and the regularly appointed Agents Il
the CnmfAuy m many II the primo EA Towns and Va
l.sss & The unss states, he c4nad4s and the Island
Local Agents appoiBiet On conformity ush ths rules
established ~ The Eard q Trusises) application
70 AUsTEss,
GEsEkAt AsksTs, kunzEsE On cosrkNr
No. SO Heavier street, ". n.
y. B-creglsFs wah full particulars, tesl.nsn ais,
pf C., A. fore 4rdea ga -plllo-tsa - Asovr
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pianos. Pianos,
BENZ. +. SHIELDS

ylT0ULp cad he sftensioa u persons xshine enc
w FtASeES a. an invnsre q seven more received
from cniebs4tsd Makers modern styles and Warrant
ed m every particular. Prices . san he usnes
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N EW BOOKS.

IN r w d - ~ Il y.
Hide and Seek; Novel by wiIkie Collins, Au-
thor Of . The Dead Secret !" &c, &c.
Planters Northern Bride; BY Caroline Lee Hcniz
Linda; " ~"
Robert Graham; 4" d" &"
Rena; or, The Snow Bird; :"
Marcus Warland; +" 4" d"
Courtship and Marriage; d" &"
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale; q"
Love after Marriage; +" d"
Helen and Arthur; d" a d"
The Banished Son; &"
The Lost Daughter;
The Lost Heiress BY Mrs. Souihworth.
The Discarded Daughter; "
The Deserted Wife; "
The Missing Bride;
Retribution;
The Initials; A Love Story Of Modern Life.
Mabel Vaughan and the Lamp Lighter.
further supply just received by
fcbl3-n p. HAGAN, Market st.
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The states Indebtedness.

~ We are indebted to speech of Judge Bull
: LOCK, made in the House of Representatives
few days ago, on a bill to abolish the present
Chancery courts, and establish a District
Chancery Court system, for the following
statement of the public debt falling due from
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Carpefings.

200 pieces assorted Carpetings
rs a. extra three thread Tapestry and Brussels
so az extra superiine, very heavy, full "A dou-
Bile ground Tapestry, Ingram Carpeting,
warranted all tuOOi.
20 81 best quality Ingram Carpeting, lOdrrantef
all toooi, a. wide.
80 oil .rsoi, threeply Carpeting, double ground
ard double scarlet.
80 fsH - hoBucOol, bright colors, warrant
fast colors.
IS all cotto, Carpeting, bright colors, from s-4
20 81 wide, beautiful styles.
10 stair Carpctng, assorted.
Clnihs Pun md n COY
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Boots. SHOES. Sc. sc.
$4,000 WORTH
oF THE
Finest and Best Clothing

$4,000 WORTH
Finest and Best Clothing
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
Super Cloth Goats; Fine Drab de Je Goats:
Fine Cashmere Goats; Pine Farmer satin Goats;
Fine Aiapaca Coats, Fine Fancy CassInet Coats;
Fine Linen Duck Coats; Fine Grass Linen Goats:
Cotfonsde Ginghsms Linen Check and plain brown
Linen Drilling costs.
All Of Cashmere and Fancy Linen and coitonade
Pants.
Velvet and Satin NarseiIIes, Linen and German fancy
silk Vests;
Large Linen Chintz and NarseilIes bosom shirts
Hickory Shirts;
Cottonade Oyeraiis, &c., &c.
Hardware and Queensyyare.
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives aud Pistols;
so crates QHeenswarc;
Buggy and Door Mats, double and single Crown Wrap
ping Paper;
Bed Cords, fio~ Lines doasas and single ba,.i shot
Guns, Pistols, &c
This stock selected this trade and consigned
90 us 20 be sold IN the highest bidder for what they viii
bring. Now Il your time b make mosey- We have
large stock Of Goods, bought for these concerned
sshicA all b. egeFef froriy al las sole.
Remember, Tuesday, March 23rd.
Terms of Sale.
An under 500 Cash,
200 and under $500 alnety days;
= $40 $40 !. :. loco GO sss @'s'i'''
. a loco =. eco six
2aoo 5000 ssrea
a. "a a. 5000 efxhf fss
Tms VIII be <xeu for satisfactory nos.- ay.hle Al
the feznk Of Tennessee az Nashville.
Is sale 70 eazaEnsnce atsss o'eleek precisely.
n.ar2-sd TRAsUE 4 Locus
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Hardware and Queensyyare.

Time viii be stveu for safisf<esAry noa-z rayshie
the fsznk Of Tennessee. az Nashville.
Is sale 70 eaznfnencs a. ~ o'eleek. precisely.
naar1-td TtABrE a LrC11S.
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Dry Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods,
Cloths and CassiIneres.

Fancy Duck Drills, Farmers Satins and Herrn- bone
Drills French aud American Cottonades DENNIS
Checks Bay Linens, and the greatest variety of Vest
ngs We ever had Suspenders, Gloves, Irish Linen all
grades, real Marseles Counerpanes, Alendale Coun-
terpanes, Padding Sail Duck &c
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FrBRUARY %. 1858.

Hons. w. l.. UNDERWOOD and A. G.
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For the Pdtyiot
Z Midnight I'm New Orleans.
BY MRs- A. ]. ,fEsKEy.
In my minds eye, Horatol~

IT'S now the very witching hour Of night,
When churchyards yawn and he'll itself breathes out
Cnpta ginn tn he world
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COaIE desirable, neat and choice styles Il sa-
- Perlne sal Hat, q various eolegs, nov -
opening al X
fsb2T-u FRANcIsc0's Hat EInpsrlum- -
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-01
RESTAURANT
SEEDS FOR 1853.

WE are now prepared with a full and
w and complete stock Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
OF the new crop, to supply any demand whole
sale and retail, on the very best Of terms.
Our stock is new las we do not cohsign seeds
and take none back TO mix up again. and
much Of IL grown under our own directions IN
this state. Our stock OF European seeds Is
imported directly by ourselves from the most
reliable growers 10 England and France.
We feel confident NJ better advantages TO
the public can be offered than we can give,
and we cordially invite an examination Of our
stock before purchasing. Our stock consists
in part Of Spring Wheat, Barley, Corn, Peas,
Beehs, &C., a very large variety OF Garden
Seeds and a full assortment Of Flower Seeds
Of choice varieties. Also, $50 bushels pure
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed. lAtitI f ~
Constantly on hand a large assortment Of
Agricultural aud Horticultural implements.
Full priced seed and supplement- catalogue
sent upon receipt OF stamp to pay postage.
HENRY d. EMERY & Co,
3uosli eai Lake Street, Chicago.