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now nice assortment Of Imported and Domestic
Dry Goods, boots, shoes, Hats, &c..
And we solicit the patronage our friends ana OF e
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~ one lot and 81 all private terms and SO az
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sUGAR-Some 1900 hhds were disposed of a, ebop,
AOIASSES-The sales embraced 2OOO bbls at the ad
vanced rates of 2ek2Sc for Fermenting and 2e3I 4
LOT sPrime and Choice; loo y bbls at S. 100 bbls
gallon. ~ Wv
COFFEE-The sales were confined to so bags at 1oL
and LIS at ii nc p Is. IA
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USEi

chanics, Fair.
A L the late Mechanics Fair, held In the
n City of Nashville, in October. 1857. the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Clase
43-No. IL, GROVER a. BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l64, SNGER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines.
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER Il BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES and that Of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work.
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHIT
TIE, and. in the opinion of the committee. In
best adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY. &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
OF USING STOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND-
ING; and. with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlcry, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
ESs- The part of this report referring TO
the Singer Machine as best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE rs best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS.
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SANE M
TO SADDLERY, &C.
SEwING-MAcHINE COMPANY.
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Nashville, Tenn.
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New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24|PM
COIToN-Ihere was a fair demand again YESTERDAY
and the sales embraced some 5000 bales We ouote ~
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Match Horses for Sale
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
!. REMARKABLE LETTER FROM
GOV. WISE.

The New York papers Of Saturday con.
tain one Of the most remarkable letters Of
the age from Gov. Wise, in reply to ar
invitation TO attend the celebration Of the
9Th of January by the Tsmmany Society
of that city. We say IL is the most re-
markable letter ever penned by aSouthern
man, and we think our readers will agree
with US in opinion when they peruse it
which they shall have an opportunity Of
doing tomorrow. Wehave no space either
for the letter itself or for comments there
on to day. Suffice it to say the sentiments
of Gov. Wise on the Kansas question, and
especially on the Lecompton Constitution,
are lauded by the New York Trn,es-a
rabid Abolition Journal-in long leader
and in the most extravagant terms. The
Governor, in word, repudiates the Lee
compton Constitution as a palpable and
monstrous fraud, and says it must be sub
mitted to a direct vote of the people be-
fore Kansas can be fairly admitted into the
Unionl We believe, in short, that this
letter of Gov. Wise is calculated to do
more harm to the South at the North than
any thing which has yet transpired in con-
nexion with the Kansas embroglio. Those
men in Congress who have taken their
stand for the Lecompton Constitution are
completely endorsed by this letter from
Gov. Wise, and will henceforth be de-
.nounced by their constituents as more
Southern in their views and feelings than
our own Southern FIRE eaters. Strange
times are these, when demagogues North
and South assume any side of any ques-
ton, which self interest and ambition may
dictated Gov. Wise, although ready to
dissolve the Union in the event of Ere
mont's election, is now pandering to the
Abolition sentiment of the North, with a
view to the Presidential nomination in
1860. May Heaven snatch the country
from the deadly embrace of ambitious
demagogues and reckless place huntersl-
Only through great popular revolution,
which shall whelm with confusion and ruin
the Democratic party--a party more
jesuitical and dangerous than any that
ever existed in any age or nation-can the
country expect redemption from the poll,
teal decentralization now prevailing, and
which is increasing and spreading with
every succeeding day. For one, we say il
boldly, that we prefer being ruled over by
an open, frank, conscientious Black Re-
publican to submitting to the further domin.
alton of party, whose principal leaders
are the most unsconscionable hypocrites
that human Imagination can conceive
Rictmon Wing
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

sar The Missouri Compromise was re-
pealed, avowedly, as an act ofjustico to the
South, and the South went into ecstacies
over the generous act. Bnt its noble Nor
thern bsnefaetors, fearing that the South
might profit by measure only designed
to outfits simple people, and attach them
the stronger to the hypocritical democracy
Of the North, inaugurated the doctrine Of
squatter sovereignty and cheated the sim
pie South into its endorsement. Thus
was the first fraud followed by second,
and then another and another succeeded,
until all is confusion and doubt in the
public mind nothing is fixed and certain
except that the South is sold, and that the
landmarks of wisdom and justice have been
destroyed in the struggle to preserve party
harmony by means of party discipline.
The South delights to boast gifts chivalry,
and might maintain the boast on a fitting
field but in bargaining with North, she
is fooI-or would be so considered but
for the fact that she claims share Of that
of which she is despoiled, mode ofcount-
ing profit that would bankrupt an honest
trader.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
TEL GRAPHIC ITEM

NASHVILLE, Jan. ga fire broke out
here this morning in the Drug Store of J.
j. Beech, communicated to John Morrow 5
wholesale Sadlery establishment, Maxey' s
Tin-shop and store, all Of which were de-
stroyed. M'Call, Vanleer & Co., were
slightly damaged. Loss about s75, 00O-
Still burning up to IL o'clock, but cannot
spread any more-confned to the build
ings already consumed.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. IS.
On Thursday both branches of the Leg
islature of Alabama unanimously passed a
resolution authorizing the Governor to
call State convention If Congress refuses
to admit Kansas under the Lecompton
constitution.
ST. LOUIS, JAN Is.
Gentlemen from Kansas, by last nights
train state that Calhoun was to commence
counting the returns of the election of the
21st of December on Tuesday last in the
presence Of the presiding officers of the
Legislature and Denver. As soon as this
10 uOHCp q Will NC uiopdJCuGu W
Washington with the vote and the State
constitution. Calhoun would not leave
the territory till after the returns are made
from the election of State officers.
The result of the election on the 4th
inst is still uncertain. Col. Henderson,
of Leavenworth, was forcibly taken from
stage, few miles from that city, by par
ty of free State men, on the 18th. He
has not been heard from since.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, 16.
The Leavenworth Times of the 9th inst.
says that reports indicate the success of the
entire Free State ticket, while the vote a
gaiust the Constitution will probably ex-
coed $4,000.
The Lawrence correspondent ofthe Dem
ocrat says that so far as heard from, the
Free State party have serverd thirty-one
out offorty -four Representatives, and four
teen out of nineteen Senators.
The vote against the Constitution is a,
bout equal to that pollcd at the October
election.
Gentlemen who left the Territory on the
18th, report that the Democratic State tick.
ct is elected.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
ssy- Gen. zollicoffers bill to establis

Bay Gen. zollicoffer's bill to establish
a branch of the Military Academy at the
Hermitage, seems to be winning very gen
cral favor, and since that Institution is a
national one, it seems but fair that the
South should have branch, that the en-
tire education of the cadets may not be
under the influence of northern feeling.
We hope the bill will pass, and the highly
practical character of the mover, encour-
ages that hope.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
A B l L l.
For the Relief of the People.

SEC l. Be il enacted by the General As
sen,bly of The State of Tennessee; That the
Bank of Tennessee be, and is hereby au-
thorized to issue for the relief of the people,
one million of dollars in post-notes, pay
able twelve months after date, and that
the said sum of one million of dollars,
shall be distributed and appointed among
the branches and the Parent Bank, ac-
cording to the apportionment of capital,
apportioned under the original charter Of
the bank but, if any branch bank has
lost portion of its capital, there shall be
deducted from such branch bank, the sum,
equivalent to its loss. And said sum thus
deducted, shall be distributed among the
other branches.
SEC. 2. Be Il further enacted: That three
fourths of the issue thus authorized, shall
be for the discount of notes by the parent
bank and branches, the remainder for the
purchase of bills.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX, January 16

The Steamship America, with dates from
Liverpool to the I'd inst, three days later
than those furnished by the North Ameri-
ca, has just arrived here.
There was growing easier in the money
market, but the bank rates were unchang-
ed.
The loss of the rebels at Lucknow is
estimated at seven thousand.
The investment of Canton was expected
to take place on the first of December.
Mr.. Blondell has been appointed
Belgium Minister to Amssica.
The Cotton market has further advanc-
ed; all qualities closed with an advancing
tendency.
Breadstuffs steady. Provisions quiet
Consols closed at 94a@94s for account.
1t is said that Spain considers the media
ton Of England and France TO be ended,
if Mexico refuses to accept all the condi-
tons.
Great activity was manifested at all
Spanish ports for the Expedition against
Mexico.
The America brings $4,000 in specie.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
SIGHT EXCHANGE.

GsoD ADVICE. - The thousands Of cripples
whom Rheumit ism ha s;left with stiffs ued joints
or whom Palsy has bereft OF the use Of thei r
lin e, are advised 10 try Bragg Arctic Liniment,
viii ch has never yet failed 10 single case Of
the kind. In which a. fai trial has been
made. In using it, do not spare the friction,
but rub 1t in well and briskly. II h also useful
in relaxing muscles, contracted or drawn up from
cramP; in reducing aud scattering umors- and
white swol!ngs; in healing ulcers, and in curing
all manner of eruptive diseases OF the skin. II
is for sale in all the respectable Drug stores-Jan
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
p@- The Richmond Enquirer. and Il

b4- The Richmond Enquirer, and the
South Side Democrat, can't swallow Wise's
Tammany letter. He has heretofore been
their ideal of locofoco, and we see nc
reason why he should not be so consider.
ed still. Like true locofoco, he is will.
ing to sell the South for his own advance
ment, and there are few of the party, not
ready to do the same thing. The locofo-
cos were fools to trust him after his selfish
betrayal Of the Wing party-a traitor tc
one party, will be traitor to another
when interest prompts him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

pA, The Charleston Mercury says that
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi stand
pledged to secession in the event that
the Lecompton Constitution is rejected. 1t
should be remembered, however, that these
States are under previous pledge to stand
by locofocoism, under all circumstances,
and we opine that the latter pledge will
be adhered to. Should the Kansas Con-
stitution be sent back to the people of the
Territory, the locofocos, of the aforesaid
States, will find pretext for justifying
and defending the measure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

p0- Congress has been discussing the
appointment of a committee, to try to find
out who received the sS7, 900 paid by Law
renee, Stone & Co., for the passage of the
tariff bill last winter. OF course, if paid,
it was to members of Congress, and the
honor of the nation-if it has any left-is
interested in the exposure of the guilty
parties though the effect of such an ex-
posture may only amount to a business
notice, that such and such men are pre-
pared to take brides for the support of
such and such measures.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

HO~ The duplicity and double dealing
Of Buchanan would be laughable, were it
not disgraceful to the country. He gave
orders to stop Walkers expedition, no
doubt, with view to impress foreign pow
ers with the belief that he is devoted to
the broad principles Of international just
ice yet Walker was not only suffered to
depart, but was provided with papers to
secure him against capture on the high
seas. His orders were for foreign con-
sumption-fraud No. l., and the departure
of Walker, No. 2, bait for the South
But the North was not to be forgotten in
the programme of deception, so Walker was
seized upon foreign territory and brought
home. This is No. g., which gave rise to
Nos. 4 and 5-to-wit denouncing the
conduct the of Paulding as a grave error,
in order to conciliate the South, and the
palliation of that error, and the sustaining
of that officer, for the benefit of the North.
An honestman would not be guilty of such
contemplate duplicity, and statesman
would never subject himself to the neces-
sity of employing it.
So, too, in the Kansas difficulty. He
gave definite instructions to Gov. Walker,
and repudiated him for obeying them. He
ordered the whole Kansas Constitution to
be submitted to the people, and then ar
gued, in his Message, that popular SOW
reignty only applied to the slavery clause;
but that, hereafter, it must apply to the
whole constitution. He removed Stanton
for calling together the Legislature, and
then endorsed the action of that body.
And to conclude the farce, he appointed
Denvers to take the place Of Walker. Den
vers has come out in full endorsement OF
Walkers course, and yet he is retained in
Office. These are few of the blunders
which distinguish the administration OF
Buchanan, and which have succeeded in
getting up very pretty family quarrel
for the amusement of those who have an
eve for the ludicrous. And to all these,
let us add the last-as reported by tele-
graph-that Gen. Walker is seeking trial
at New Orleans, that he may prove that
the President encouraged his expedition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
R6y- We have received the first number

E1~ We have received the first number
of "Tho Southern Homestead" Nashville
Tenn, the weekly successor Of the Ten.
nessce Farmer and Mechanic" The
Homestead retains the valuable agricturaI
and mechanic feature of 10 predecessor
under the pntrd ofcompetcnt men and
its literary department is edited by Mrs
L. Virginia French whose fame is too vol
established to need any comment of ours
The price of the "liomestead" is two dol
lars, and we take pleasure in commencing
it TO pull lie favor,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
ApprOxirratiOu Prizes
whole Tickets SIO-Haives S5--
QUARTERS 2 50.
Pls n of the Lottery

The Numbers from to 81. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper, encirc'ed with small tin
tubes and placed in one Wheel
The first 96s Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed In another Wheel.
The wheels Gre then revolved, ani number 10
drawn from the Wheel Of Numb; rs, and at the same
time prizs drawn from the othcr wheel The No.
aud prizo drawn ont aye opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by tn Commissioners,
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn.
This operation is rsPeatd until all tbs prizes are
draw out.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
NUMERICAL NEWS.

GAINESVILLE, Jan %, 1858.
MoSrr, EXCHANGE, Active hear of no change
to note in money matters for the pas, week. The
Banks operate with much caution but are dis
posed to grant facilities upo ood paper to move
the produce of the country Exchanges on all
points very scarce--no change in rates. The for
eign advices per America, are considered quite
favorable; money growing gradually easi T, Cotton
and Consos advancing. A. York there is a sur
plus of money seeking investment chiefly Ia good
stocks Commercial paper, unless strictly fire.
proof, is neglected and hard to negotiate. We
think the financial skies are brghtning, and If
confidence can be restored we have probably seen
the worst Of the storm.
ToBAcco.-There has been soma movement in
TObacco--sales Of several good crops at cents
loose and cents priced. We hear of the sale Of
good CROP near one hundred thousa nd pounds,
at cents, for which cents could have been OBJ
tanned thirty days since. Loads of loose arc
bringing to cents according to quality. Four
hhds of medium quality were offered on Wednes-
day. at Trice's Landing, and bid off at S. IS,
SIS, so and I 05; the first three were no sale,
taken IN oy tne plshter we nave seen private
dispatches from New Orleans spying there was
some demand for new tobacco at cents for round
lots.
PoRK--The season here having closed there is
nothing doing in this article. We notice that
che product of the hog is advancing in all the mar
kets. Dispatches from New Orleans Of 18th inst.
quotes mess pork at $I3 rs to Ia 90 W It'll an ad =
vancing tendency.
WHEAT AND FLoUR.-We do not hear Of any
operations in either-duness seems to prevail in
all the markets for breadstufs.
We copy the following from New Orleans Pic
ayuue of the 18th inst
"The money market, Of course, after lebofing
under so many draw backs, cannot be expected TO
show such speedy signs of recovery from the ex-
islng depre ssion but If the accounts by the next
steamer or two should be of similar import. they
will not fail to react favorably on financial inter-
ests and to call forth an exhibition of greater
fidence on the part Of banks and capitalists. To-
days transactions In paper were very limited, com
prisipg only few pieces at 2@21z pct.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh, Pa, who
are the sole proprietors of DR.. NJ lane
Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills,
request us TO announce to the public that
the old RED WRAPPER, heretofore used
by them for NJ Lanes Vermifuge and Liver
Pills has been extensively oounterfeited,
and to protect the public from imposition
they have gotten up, at an immense ex-
pense, entire new wrappers, in execution
eqaling the finest bank note engraving,
and hereafter, instead Of RED, the wrap
per will Invariably be printed in BLACK
INK, aud all sigued FLEMING BROS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
Music School.

NJ ISIS A " Ma OR 4 " T.
VIII open Music Scho'l, al the Pr tNTER'S
HOUSE. front room at the left. upstairs, on
MONDAY, the LIST day OF Febru Try. Str ict al.
tentior will be given to the Improvement Of pupils
intrustrd to her care
REFERENcES
Raw J J. Ridley.
Rev. ]. +. Hendrick, ID D.
Rev, J. H. duncan.
Rev. 7. Grey.
William Ware, ESQ
Jan 90 '5s--2w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

~ The championship of the Admins
tration by Seward, and the laudation Of
Gov. Wise, by the N. Y. Times, are sug.
gestive incidents of the day. A southern
democrat looking to the Presidency, is
more dangerous to the South than a nor.
thern sbOlitionist, and democratic Presi
dent wh0t tries to please both wings of the
party, must throw honesty and principle
to the winds.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22
Bay We have received the first number

Boy We have received the first number
of Sargents School Monthly" Boston. 1t
is pamphlet of 32 pages, aud its title in
dcatesi its objects, whilst the name of Eppes
Sargent vouches for the ability with which
it will be conducted. The price is only
one dollar year, and any person sending
the names of four subscribers, with the
money, will be entitled to copy, gratis.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-22

na- A Movement is on foot, to organ
ize the Territory of Arizona. Let it be
done with the distinct understanding that
Congress govern it, as the Constitution
directs, and have done with squatter SOW
reignty -foolery. The experiment in
Kansas has given the country its surfeit
of the miserable humbug.