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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

and connections over which we are authorized to
give through receipts this lowest possible rates
Having a mammoth Wharfboat at the landing.
the largest On the Ohio River, capable Of storing
and protecting all merchandise liable damage
from exposure, prepared to facilitate the dis
patch of all consigDments, forwarded to our care,
hv a;fbar
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q y er Fly Brushes;
doz. Misses Brooms, a fancy article
do Fancy Whisks;
10 do Shaker and Lecallon Brooms;
10 do assorted Scrub Brushes;
do busting Brushes, fancy aud plain;
do Shoe Brushes, do do;
HORNBROOK & co.
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George W. .ncHrfds will be an indereD-
dent candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing October
election.
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RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL.

Particular attention paid 10 Receiving. Storing
and Forwarding, also, to the
Sale of any Produce,
other property consigned 10 US for SALE and salts
faction guaranteed.
ONCE and extensive Warehouse on Water street,
adjoining the Telegraph, and ON the Wharf boat
where are to be found, attending the interests
of our patrons at all hours, day and night
With our superior facilities long standing; un-
firing energy; and knowledge Of our business, We
feel confident Of giving general satisfaction, and
hope to merit continuance of the extensive patron
age We are now enjoying.
Liberal cash advances will be made on all conssn-
mcnts 10 either ourselves correspondents I'm any
of the principal markets, North East or South.
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AOANcNILLf AND HENUEKSUNP PACKET
aea The STEAMER SCIOTo. NO 2
S!zSSzs1f~wil leave Evansville every Tues
day ut O'Clock, p. NJ, and Satur-
day Of IL o'clock, p. NJ, foS Henderson and Lou.
isville- Accommodations excellent. jan2s
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.EGULAk EY;A.NSVYLLE .f.ND

klL0UISvILLE PACKET.
The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter
skSSEszr>run regularly as Louisville and
sN3.31{Ek Evansville Packet; having excel.
lent accommodations for Passengers. She leave
Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday afts :,
noon at O'Clock precisely.
N H. COBB, Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-31
THE COALITION IN THE SENATE.

After the proceedings of Tuesday there can no
longer be sny doubt to the existence Of perfect
coalition between Messrs. Bell and Crittenden, on
the side, and the Black Republican Senators, on
the other Though Mr.. Crittenden sought to ex-
cuse himself for the company in which he was
found, and Indignantly denied that it was his pur-
pose to aid in building up the Black Republican
party, it was evident TO every present that his
amendment to Mr. Green's bill for the admission of
Kansas was made upon thorough understanding
with the republican leaders, and in the hope o. EN-
barrassing the action of the Democratic party
Messrs. Seward, Clark, and others Of that stripe,
had given notice Of their intention to propose amend
ments, but not one Of them did so. Mr. Crittenden
was placed in the lead, and his proposition command
ed the entire support Of his republican allies, with
the single exception Of Mr.. Durkee. 1t may satisfy
Mr.. Crittenden to say that his movement was made
without concert with those Who sustained it, but &C
tons speak louder than words, and people usually
judge Of motives by their results. Mr.. Orittenden
need not hope to escape the consequences Of his
deed by loud professions Of independence and pat
riOtism They will cling to him like the man of the
to the back Of the sailor Washington
Union.
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BS~ The passenger train, on the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad reached this place On Mon
day evening 22d inst, at five o'clock. NotWith-
standing the rain and mud, quite number of our
citizens turned out to witness the approach of the
Iron Horse, which had been so long looked for. We
need not say anything about the excitement Of the
OCCASION but leave the resderto infer. The Greene
vile" made most triumphant entry, the engine
being beautifully Wreathed and decorated With
flowers and evergreens, and with cOlors floating in
the breeze. There were several visitors to our
town, amongst whom we're DR.. Cunningham, the
President OF the Company; we also noticed Mr..
Coale, Of the abingdon PirgiHisH, and Mr.. Byers,
Of the JOnesborO VIHdieatoT, both Of whom honored
us with 8 visit; and several persons from Washing
ton, Sullivan and Carter counties.
portion Of the young ladies Of our town, had
prepared q beautiful flag for the officers Of the
Greeneville, which was presented by Dr. s. P CraE-
ford on behalf Of the ladies with few appropriate
remarks and was appropriately received by Mr.
Grant, the engineer TesBsVills Democrat.
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able portion Of the people Of Tennessee disagreed
with hiushe would not be seen in the Senate day
longer. That is the substance Of what he said. In
the name Of common sense, what process could De
adopted to ascertain the popular sentiment Of Ten
nesee on this great and important question u II has
not already been ascertained? The Legislature II
1858, has passed these resolutions. Ihere nave
been four years for deliberation and consideration
and at the end Of that time they come 70 the EonOr
able Senator in his own language. he CONSIDERS II
ss yratuitous and as having originated win plot
tprs There nav be plotters there know not
know 1t is the voice Of the people OF tennessee anu
thew have spoken on this IN language not to
be misunderstood; yet the honorsole senator s.ys
70 that portion Of it be acknowledges no obligation
of obedience.
RI tben. in the coloquy that has taken place
- he oives Us to understand that the last resou-
tim insiructing him TO vote for the admission OF
Kansas into the Union, under the Lecomptou con
setufiou, he will obey but wish TO test whether
h feaIs The moral force and power Of instructions
emanating from the people, through their State
Legislature. / think understand him. He tells
the Senate and the country, after repudiaiing the
doctrine OF instruction, and refusing TO aoknoWl
edge obedience TO it. that if left 10 himself he would
vote against it. but the same Legislature instruct
ed aim on this point which instructed him on the
other, he will obey. If an honorable gentleman
were disposed will not iusinuateit-to play bold
game for the Presidency, l think he would want 70
play a holder game than that "Iam going to vote
for Lecompton; but give you TO understand the
reason why do it. II is because my Legislature
hss instructed me; 1 am againstit; am with you
North; but the Legislature is at the South"
We find very similar course to this on the pas,
sage of the Kansas Net raska bill; and what is 1t
When the very gst Of the BILL the point that is agi-
Eating the whole country vas in 1853 incorporated
into The Nebraska bill here stands his vote TO retain
If. ssThat will 10 IN the South for my Wagfriends
in the Legislature who are for the amendment OF Mr
Dixon, Of kentucky. voted to put IN that aud
when the bill came TO its passage voted against It.
Hence can say to the South, stood for the repeal
of the Missouri COMPROMISED can say to the North,
resisted the passage Of that act which has been 50
misehievous 10 its consequence to the country!
That looks little like going North and little like
going South / allude to it in no disparsgng spirit
and only for the sake Of illustrating my idea
but it is a good deal ike the language we used to
hear when was a boy and suppose most Of US
heard il
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Strawberry Plants.

OFFER the following strawberry Pant' Tor sale; Iowa,
81 81 hundred, npens ABOUT the 4h Of Nay. Boston
Pine 81 per hundred hpens the sth Of May TayiOr'l
Seeding at 81 per hundred, Dens the llta Of May Gsof-
gia Mammoth, per hundred rpens the l6h OF Nay
The lis OF plants large and self mpfsg
MAJORS aud will produce ifuI without mixing plilais and
staminats ants "a them. All orders for ktraWborlT
Plants len az Dsmov.s & Bells No. 28 Cherry street, VIA
JANIS Z. WALKER.
mar ss,-soHugW
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Post Office,
NASHVILLE, March 80,

NASHVILLE, March 90, 1858.
IRON and after the Itt Of April the Post ONCE will be
opened on SUNDAYS az half past O'Clock, A NJ, and
elote al A NJ. Open again at P NJ and close NJ
On all other days, the Office will be open half pas
o'clock A N, and close si7h O'Clock N.
mar Silt S. K. ANDERSON, Pm.
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a o IN vs. at IL n vs.
WILL practice 10 the Circuit and ChanssFy Courts
counties II Jackson OverOn, FenIfsas, Putnam, Cum
oeFand and White ADD In III Gnu Court NJ Van Buren,
county All business entrusted will be promptly
aenced To- Particular attention will be give The col
lection OF claims in any Of the above souna o
N
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Trust sale Of an Iron Fonndrv.

1rusC SAFE OF an Iron EoduOTy.
DY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made 10 the 9th
ID day OF September, 1857, BY RicaaId WniIeomb WIN
Leige, and John hatlsy, and which regssrsd 10 the
proper ONCE Of this county In BOOE No. a. O0 lul
aUd I02 will offer public sale Tuesday the 10th day
Of April next the properly therein described consisting Of
Steam EIgin and Boiler, Fan, Cupoa, ShaftinR and
Betting Woo Lathe, Crane, MOudiDg Flasks, PareFls
Benches and other articles and futures necessary carry
Iron Foundry, including FOTges and Blseksmiths
Tools together with than sixty Of pig Iron and
number Of Car Wheels and other Castings bes ds5 many
other articles and materials mentioned in said Deed Of
Trust
This oundry has been in operation about six months, and
is situated In Edgehed, the river ias below he old
bridge, very the the Machine shops, &C.
OF Louisville and Nashville and the BdRe and Ken
lucky Railroad Companies.
Terms, which shall be reasonable made known the day
Of sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
thereby consent TO- and desrs that The sale above
toned, shal take place.
Nashville, March 30, Is55-t
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st. A1Toana.
PmhliC Sale Of XAInRhIn LOfs.

I'm WEDNESDAY, the 5lh day Of May, inst, on the
" premises at II O'Clock, A, NJ will sell high
est bidder between 40 and 50 BUILDING LOTS, the
Eemsni, unsOId portions Of st. Albans.
The above sale is positive, and without reserve
TERMS OF SALE "A credit OF and two years, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest," payable in
bank, and lien retained.
This sale made by vtge OF deed OF trust executed by
n. W. Wetm1re ~ A v S. Lindsey, lr.t day Of
May, 1856 which duly recorded in the Reg Office OF
Davidson county, Book No. a. Pages go 22I 222.
more particular description Of the property 70 be sold
will be given in hand bills.
NJ ". VETMORB.
mar 81 ID A. v s. LINDSLBY, Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.


The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 2sd, publishes
it snnual statement Of Pork packing in the vest,
from which learn that the following is the num-
rOfhOgs packed in the States mentioned, IS ascer-
tanned from actual returns:
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Notice.

UNION BANK OF TBNNESSgE.
Nashville, 3Oth March, 1853.
A MEETING of the Stockholders will be held at their
Banking House, on the rstof June next at 10 O'Clock,
NJ 20 take into consideration ssd at the recent
session Of the Legislature Of Sste proposing an amend
ment to the chEreF OF this Bank.
BY or Ter Of Board OF Directors.
mar 3I--3t j. CORRRY, Cashier.
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HAY.

II prime TIMOTHY BAY, which viii sell low 70
elC ss. NIOHOL, GkREN 4 90.
mar II 10. - Market street..
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AuCTbaeB Lnl5 86fA.15S
This increase is equal to about 3 e cent, which
is equal to 10l, Oil Hogs and being added to the
increase in number, makes the total increase in
number and weight equal TO 379, $40 Hogs
AS regards the increase in Lard, we cannot give
anything beyond an estimate, not having been fur
nished with inform alton sufficient TO form correct
premises from which to draw any accurate deduc-
TONS We think the increase is, however, not over
two pounds to the Hog, At all those places where
packing commenced early, the Hogs were light and
arded badly; but at those places where packing did
not begin until the middle Of December, which was
generally the case, the yield of Lard was good and
the Hogs were better. As general thing packing
commenced month later the past than the previous
seasons and was continued later. larger quantity
Of Pork has been cured by farmers, generally. the
past season than usual and this has been extern
siyely dOnein Missouri, Iowa and Illinois, than else
where, owing TO the unsatisfactory state Of hnan-
cial matters and to the fact that all those farmers
who held over their Meat the previous two years,
made money by it.
fact, of which we are advised By our cOrrespon-
dents should be mentioned. Owing to the unusual
mild weather, great difficulty was experienced and
unusual care required in curing meat, particularly
Shoulders and Hams, and large quantity of them
have spoiled In Tennessee, this was more general
than elsewhere
All the cotton mills at Manchester, n H., com
menced running full time on the 22d inst For the
past several months the mills have been running
only four days in the week. A dispatch dated Co.
hoes, N. Y, March 22d, says;
The Harmony Mills commence work to-day,
employing about eight hundred hands. The employ
ers recently wanted to reduce the wages twenty five
per cent, but the operatives resisted and STRUCK "
An arrangement has been effected by which they
agree to resume work at a reduction Of twelve and
half per cent The Ogden Mills are at work upon
three quarters time, with reduction of twenty five
per cent in the wages CardWick's Strong Mills
are at work on full time BARRIERS Halcyon Mills
employ at present reduced force Of a little over
one hundred hands. Simmons az factories are at
work upon three-qusrters time, with reduction of
twenty-five per cent, in price.
Nashville Market, March 80.
COTTOS-The receipts of yesterday and to-day
have been pretty large, and the transactions have
been st 9slOc.
TOBACCO-Messrs. Fisher, Wheless & Co., sold
tWsnty-three hOgsheads yesterday and to-day at
prices ranging from $50 to 1000 Loose is selling
freely at SAa65.
PRoyIsIONs-BaoOn continues to come in very
freely, and commands ready sale at 7!a8I. Lard is
in demand at Shay, when put up in good shipping
packages.
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Ks LIQUORS. -
FUNERALS

- 9, Co... FUNERALS.
w x. CORN bLIUS, agent Tor ne al. ~ 1y,,, -,
- 2I4lsa EHlent Metallic HgurfS1 C-e-s
lll 70 asend e. ali funerals a. hsr-tof,- 49, ~,
"A ~ ~ oe reqairoc- Oaicsal be Phosnir V1-sroo1,
- lPtlAg street, near Cherry. Rssidencs NJ h w.
f.9a.l fetgeen Spring aad Broad NO. - w.
N.1--th III also atl5nd % re ! ,ss-s,--,s,,-
So Nls Roaaed 49, - 49,
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PlOWs! PlOWs!! PlOWs!!!
$50 CAST Moy5P BOA BoAE ,Es,i, ,o,vDs
900 sTEEL MOULD BOARDS,
For sale low down Tor eBsh
TBRRA6S BROTHERS,
mar . IS Broad Street
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Notice.

WE have this day pure The entire interest Of NAL
" w. W. Carer and Capt. J. W. Wmte IN The Rock City
Flour Mills and will conduct the business hereafter under
the style OF J. &. BAUMAN & co.
W. a GOaDON q co. continue % a. our SCENTS.
mar 26-f J. E. BAUMAN.
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SIS Reward

OsT on Sunday morning, 2sih March, near the
Il UNION sHERIcAN office, a Gold Headed Cane,
with the owners name etc inscribed upon The above
reward will be RVen If the Cane Is lett At the PATRIOT
ofics, on DesdeTick street. F3J-tf
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KvEEIlSG IS CHURcH.-In the case Of St PauTs
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Lancaster Pa, in
volving the question whether person can be com
PEELED TO kueel during certain portions Of the ser
vice, it has been decided that persons attending
church cannot be compelled in law, to observe its
customs. Upon which the Providence Journal very
justly says:
There De not any sort Of doubtwhat gentleman
will do under such circumstances. he will either
conform TO the of the church or he will keep
awsy. We sometimes see it paraded as an evidence
Of religious independence that man goes into
church Of different faith from his own, and refuses
the outward manifestations of reverence that are
customary and appropriate
d" il Is only an evidence Of boorishness, when q
man is ioroe- INTO The presence Of religious services
Of a form and faith that he does NOT agree 10. he
may well avoid anything that looks Ike assent to
them. When he goes TO such a place voluntarily
he has no excuse for refusing. Nor do we envy the
independence OF him who sneers at ann, form Of sin
cere an spiritual worship"
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FOR WAITsBORO.

WILLIAM HENRY, ............... AMBROSE Master,
This new and splendid fast running passen.
i ger packet, will leave for the Hbeve and all iLaf4
Intermediate ports THURSDAY, April Ist at - -
O'clock P. n. For freight passage apply board
or to H. h. HARRISON,
mar 3l-H Agent.
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Tennessee & Alabama Railroad Company

A GENERAL MEETING Of The Stockholders of the Ten
n nessee and Alabama Railroad Company will be held
the ofce Of the Company in Frank in, Thursday the
sh day OF April 1853. ~ order Of the Board Of Directors
March %, 1883
mar 3O-td H BRADLEY. See.
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As compared with last year, this is an increase Of
about fifteen per cent.
With reference to the weight, We endeavored to
obtain the comparative averages from all the pack
ing places, but failed to obtain them from sixty
four places. From one hundred and thirty-two
places we obtained the average weights this season
and last, and the aggregate weights Of an equal
number Of Hogs st those places each season, stand
as follows;
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H. We have added "Birih" Announcement, n,
our columns, but the Hartford Couraut goes head
Of us and all other papers, for the other dav AN.
nouncing birth IN Waterbury, &c il also adds
this a. nuuuCgmeut g.
elm Prospect, March let, daughter to Gee. 6
Sloper. "-EE1t I7lgs.
We are not surprised at the comment Of our Ex-
change, for to those who not aware Of the fact
that there is town called Prospect, near Hartford
the above must have funny look.
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TEE TENEEssEE MsTBUCTNa REsoLU-
TONS.
In the ssBate, February %, 1858, hlr. BILL pre-
Sentsd resolutions Of the Tennessee Legislature,
instructing him to vote for the admission Of Kan
sss, under the Lecompton Constitution, and pro-
ceeded to speak at length on the subject
After he had ooneluded-
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Tobacco and Snuff
Glassware.
sundFies

100 boxes Wine and Brandy Bottles.
$50 do Flasks-quarts, pints and 4 pints;
20 do numbers;
200 DsmiiOhns.
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DENTON & wAsHRURN.

H. DENTON, B. .YAsRBURE,
,Okville, Tenn. GainesboFo, Tenn.
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God Fish.

sOO POUNDS Cod Fish, Of superior suatv, ior sale b
9OO feb . VESSEL & thompson.
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WILLIAMSON Z CHEATHAM.

THE Undersigned would inform their friends and the
i public generally that they have sssoested themselves
undLr The finn N aiRla of
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=" N5aatNA NAA = =
Colonel in the army Of the Revolution U g. senator
Yice.President OF the United states Sc.
For sale By
hbIT uacaw
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COrdiaIs.

20 casks London Porter bas brands quartz and pints;
20 do AbbOtPs India Pale Ae, do do
10 do Bass 4 Co. celebrated Ale, do do
90 boxes Champagne Cider
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hide Ard SEEK,

WITH LARGO ASSORTMENT. o.
Ina, STATES, PENCILS 6 STATIONERY GEyFRtLET
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NEW BOOKS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24

IRos.-sales OF 100 pa OF Scotch were made At Is
26c
MoIAssn.-The sales moderate, but the market
WAS steady, with sales Of about 100 bbs New Orleans at
sec.
NAVAL sroRYr-spirits turpentne quiet with sales
OF 80 bbs at 4shc; and 400 bbis. common rosin
sold at 81 t0 tor $40 bs delivered Crude tarpentne
quiet nj IS q? u % is.
Ous Sales Of sperm were made at the East at 81 80.
Crude whale steady sales o. nnseed made at
64c Q 6bc.
PROVISIONS. -Porh-The sales embraced aboat I, 0
hbls Of Ut IS l2k, and ola mess at SIT 81
$ls Co. and prime at $40 10. About $40 hbls
sod deliverable by the 18th OF January at slS H.
Bref was steady with sales of eco 700 bbls., in
cluding country prime, At So a SO 30, do. moss
N so o. relackeu Western do. at ~ 81 $40 25
and extra at SO 5oa s1l SO Prime quiet
and nominal Sales OF about 100 bbls beet hams
made al SIS Lard steady, With sales OF abe i:
AZ bhls. t,rces at II &c. nc Cut meats were
quiet at eisc. exc for shoulders, and a. exc. 9c
for bans. Bacon sides were unchanged. Butter and
cheese unchanged and in steady demand.
RICE salcablc III small lots at &c. n 3s4c
SUGARS The market was firm, with safes OF 400 hhds
New Orleans, BY auction, at csc $780, and about 100
hhjs Cuba mnscovado and Porto Rco, q. 6lc. &C.
for the 6rst End al csc 7c for the t.er and 400
boxes for export at =.
WnhKEY The gales embraced ahor. 1870 bbs. at 25c