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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, March I6-SENATE- Crittenden
made long speech against the admission Of Kan
sas with the Lecompton constitution. Trumbull fol-
lowed on the same side
HoUsE-The Army Bin was discussed, but unoon-
cluded.
LOUISVILLE, March ls-There was almost q hur-
ricane at noon, yesterday, unroohng several build
ings and damaging boats. No one injured.
PITTsBURG, March ls-Napp Wade's Cannon
Foundry has been destroyed by fire. Loss 100000
partly insured. Supposed to be the work OF an
inoendisry.
WAsH1Nerov March l8-The Printing Committee
Of the House find that the cost Of the printing for
the last two Congresses to be about four Millions
seven hundred thousand dollars Adverse reports
with different plans, are preparing to modify the
system The Republican House caucus wants one
OF two weeks to discuss the Kansas Bill after it
comes from the Senate
NEw YoRK March 1.-THE steamer Empire State
from Fall River has been wrecked. No lives lost.
LOUISVILLE, March l8-WeaLher clear. Wind
South West. Mercury g.
WASHINGTON, March I8-SENATE. A communi-
cation was received from the Secretary Of the Navy
proposing the sale Of the Government property in
Rock Island. Evening sessions were agreed.
NEw-YoRK, March l8-The Hudson river is open
tc Albany.
SAVANNAH, March I8-The bark Adriatic from
Marseilles, has arrived.
New YORK, March l8-The sailing of the Kanga-
roo is postponed till Saturday.
WASHINGTON, March 18-General Calhoun has de-
cared his intention to give certificates to the Free
Soil candidates Of Kansas.
SExArE-Mr. Toombs is speaking in favor Of
admitting Kansas with the Leoompton Constitution.
NEW YORK March I8-COttOn heavy; sales
1, 500 bales. Flour 95a5 Is. Wheat ] As, for
White Corn firm. Mess Pork SIC 3d. Lard 95a
TO- Whisky 22@a23. Bacon hams 81 gas Coffee rs
Linseed 81. Sugar 6a74.
CINCINNATI, March l8.-Flour 60a3 IS. Whis-
Ky lG8. Mess Pork SIS co. Bulk meat 5la74. Lard
dull offered at So
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Mr Bell followed
Mr. Toombs sustaining Mr. Crittenden.
HoUsE-The army volunteer bill was taken up
Several speeches we're made.
Mr. Smith of Illinois, said if the matter we're open
to contract, Illinois would undertake to compel the
Mormons to obey the laws Of the country.
Mr. Quitman made few remarks, and the House
adjourned.
NEW ORLEANS, March I8-Cotton sales 900
bales, unchanged; Molasses J cent higher; Yellow
Corn So; White 90; Sterling 5a6l premium; Kew
York sight Jag discount.
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THE NEW BANK BILL.

We publish this morning, the following bill which
was acted on finally last evening in the House of
Representatives and needs only the signature of
the Speakers to become law:
An Act to eztsnd the time for acceptance to the sus
pended Banks
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Tennessee, That the provisions
Of the Act Of the General Assembly, entitled, An
Act to enforce the resumption Of specie payment by
The suspended banks, &C." passed January q,
1853 be- and the sameis hereby amended as to eZ-
tend the time of acceptance Of said banks ninety
days from and after the passage Of this act
Section 2. That said act Of January Is, 1858, be
so modified as to postpone the retiring Of the small
notes under the denomination Of five dollars, from
the first Of July 1858, until the first day Of Janua
~, 1859; and the retiring Of all notes under the
denomination Of ten dollars until the first day Of
January, 1860; and that all the Free Banks and
Stock Banks, which accept the provisions Of the
above rected act be allowed to receive and pay out
the notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee and branches
Section g. That the Bank Of Tennessee shall net
be required to resume specie payment until the
Union and Planters Banks shall file their acceptance
Of the provisions Of this act, and OF an act passed
at this session entitled 4" An act to enforce the
sumption Of specie payments, &c" and if they do
not accept the provisions Of said acts the day Of
resumption by said Bank Of Tennessee shall be left
to the discretion Of the President and Directors.
Sec. !. IbattOur hundred lhOus ana dollars OF the
stock of the State in the Union and Planters Banks,
be sold by the President and Directors Of the Bank
of Tennessee, as now authorized by law and estab-
fish branch Of said Bank at Memphis, with cap
ital of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and
a branch at Knoxville with a capital Of one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars: Provided, such
stock shall not be sold Tor less than par in gold and
silver.
Sec. 5. That the charter Of the Bank of Teunes-
see be so modified, TO prevent the parent Bank at
Nashville to deal in foreign or domestic bills Of ex
change, to such amount as in the judgment Of the
President and Directors the interests Of the Bank,
its means and the demands Of the country require,
but the branches Of said Bank not to be affected
so far as their banking powers and business is cons
cerned by the above modification as to the parent
Bank
Sec 6. That the same privileges conferred upon
the parent Bank by the last foregoing section, Is
hereby extended to the branches at Memphis and
Knoxville, when established under the provisions Of
this
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NASHVILLE.
NJ LEGIsLATURE.


In the Senate, yesterday, March is, House Bill,
CIr. Polk's) was indefinitely postponed. The Sen
ate eoncurred in the amendments Of the House Of
Representatives, With an unimpOTtant amendme nt,
to Senate Rill to extend the time to the suspended
banks.
In the House Of Representatives the Senate Bill, e1-
tending 30 days the suspended banks, was further
amended by the motion Of Mr., BRADFoRD, autho-
rizingghe State Bank TO establish branch at Mem
pills. with $3.50, 600 capital; and branch at Knox
Vile with $4,000 capital; and go modifying the
charter thereof as authorize the parent Bank and
these two branches "to deal in foreign and domes-
tic bills Of exchange TO such amount, as in the
judgment Of the President and Directors the inter
ess of the Bank its means, and the demands Of the
country require" the latter amendment being
adopted on the motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON. Thus
amended, the Bill passed the third and last reading
yeas AZ NAYS 49,
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IFor the Union and Americana

"THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH
IN DISTRESS sUPPLIANT FOR THE
VILE sPOILs' OF POLITICAL SERVICE"
MEssRs EU1ToRs: A writer in your issue of ye
terday, subscribing himself "a Member has made
a violent and uujustifabls attack, upon the House
which We represent. We ask place for brief
response.
/. Itisnot true that The Southern Methodist Pub
fishing House. was established in Nashville by char
ity; but the Southern Methodist Church conferred
great favor on Nashville and Tennessee, by lOca-
ting its Publishing House, at the Capitol Of the
State Those contributions made by the citizens Of
Nashville, we're thauk-Oderng spontaneously given,
without solicitation from the Agents. any Of the
members Of the Methodist Church as such Gen
temen not connected with the Methodists, were the
prime movers in the matter of donations and stated
definitely that they were simply discharging dett
10 tbe Church, for favors conferred on Nashville.
, lis net true, that the Agents memorialzed the
Legislature to take portion Of the public print
ing asav from the public printer regularly elected and
give it to them" The Agents were solicited by
several members of the Legislature to submit
proposition 10 the Committee stating on what terms
they could stereotype print and bind the Code, e1
pressing at the same time desire to have the work
done in fine style. The Agents responded that they
would do so; provided il was understood that the
Code was not included in the contract with the pub
lie printer: if itWcrc they would not interfere
They were answered that the question was open:
some Of the members believing it would require
separate and distinct contract as it was an extra
Job In the meantime it was insisted that propo-
sition should be submitted. It was done-and, it
seems has brought down the Indignation Of " A
Member" upon the Southern Publishing House. D.
DIS and all We desire simply to state these facts
for the present What the correspondent Of the
El0H says about high salaries, failure Of the Pub
fishing House, sc. &c, will require further and
mprc serious notice. All We wish to do now is sim
ply to correct the false impression made thepub-
lie mind to the relation the Agents sustain 10 he
Public Printing
The terms which the work was proposed 10 be
done are very different from the showing made in
"a Members article. We shall be able to show
the people Of Tennessee, that we could save the
State thousands Of dollars IN this transaction and
give the people a readable volume, containing tie
laws by which they are 10 be governed, will out
sending 1t to Boston or some other Northern city, 10
have il sterootypCd
STEVENSON * OWEN, Ag'ts.
NAsnvILJE, March ] s, 1858.
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10. IInskcII,s EIcctrtc On.

A supply ihs W0uUCTu NedCIn0 Tor me Of Rhe-
m7tsm, UsHfress. Piles. Jurus and all nervous disease
Headaches Pains has been received by EWIN, PEN
uLETON a Co., aud by 10. q. BROWN, Nashville. Tenn
where be ObiaIUoI The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately. See advertisement In another column
pEOF HAsEELLILc following testimony In favor Of DT
Haskc's Electric on s IL Finished us for publication.
PROF. HAsEELL DearSrs feel IL 90 be my duty in
fOIm the public, through you, what yuHr wonderful az
Jrc OIL" mas done cor my family. Ny vie has alarm
iDgly troubled vii falling tie womb aud pains the bEcE
breast. bought b5re Of your OH gesterday anl
to-da' entirely pain, aud armCs
respects for yOur success and prosperity. haye had rlcu
malic pain In sh8u GeTs and Tor long time aud
in minutes nom the time appIsd your Oh pain
All gone uIsLrIy O.lRrui remedy Tor an pains, such
as We have suffering VITA, and Cherriully give Thf
testimonial Of its effects
G. !. SWIFT, Merritt House.
sworn and subscribed before me, this da,, July
1857 LIBERTY WAITE Justice OF The Peace.
Sucb testimony tells 'O'eT true tae' worth columns
made certificates al over the land and great way
Inv H. We suffering and an ctsd. See advertisement 10
--,,t,or column marluNwIy.
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AMERICAN Corn SHELLER-I appeal to the intel
ligent citizens Of Nashville if this is not the best
invention of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes Of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations. 1t is decidedly the
best article of the kind have seen as respects sim
plicity and durability, as well the rapidly and
perfection with which it shells corn it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labOr-saving
department. If this be so, why do our manufac-
turers stand off? Some Of our best and largest
farmers have purchased machines, and they say af-
ter trying the Corn Shelter, that it is the best they
have ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he suppOses there
have been over a thousand persons who have tried
it, and all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII We
suffer a stranger to come in midst and sell ma
chimes to our farmers when have the opportunity
buying the right Of the State and manufacturing
them ourselves? There is a large profit on the ma
chimes When this is plain before yOu will you still
stand off? hope some one will take hold. have
seen Mr. Brown; he will sell the machines cheap,
with the State right on good terms. mch7-n
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Ma EnuoH: take pleasure in making the fol-
rowing statement:
/ had risk on my stock Of goods in the Hartford
Fire Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn., through their
Agent at Nashville, Jos. Nash Esq, to the amount
Of $1,000. Ny house and part Of the stock was con-
sumed by fire Jan %, 1888; after much labor etc,
was enabled to ass0r, invoice and have the saved
goods appraised and proof made, when it was found
that the portion Of loss falling on this office amount
ell to S4l07 81. which amount has this day been
maid me by Mr. Nash, and it affords me great
pleasure to state hatit has been paid cheerfully aud
without any qubling on the part Of the company or
their Agent.
Respectfully,
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Truth is Mighty and Will Tlrcvaft- ~.
j 81 truth, thai BRACES ARCTIC LINIyEYT h..
formed more cures OF Chronic and IufsmD,stor, Pr.
,ism darug the past year than any remedy ever bero
used forth'se painful affections lis also TRUTH th It no
remedy has been found successful 10 healing OI5 So
Ulcers and wounds OF all descriptions and In curirv Nv
speas, Cancers, scald Head, Teter, Rngworm and an
diseases q the skin. Il lie also nable specific 70, ,b
Piles. For sale By all ruggss in this country.
MARLIN
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN. EAR, &C.-At the urgent
request Of many patients from the city and country,
DIR. PARTRIDGE has consented to remain few days
longer al the ST. Cloud Hotel where he may be con-
suited for The cure OF the above named diseases.
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From Morris & Wills Home Journal
We learn that zig. Luigi Mont Of Harvard College, has
translated GUERaLzZs famous historical novel Of Beatrice
Cenci and that II is in of publication There
will undoubtedly be great desire to see thus volume
GueTrsZ probably the distinguished of living
Italian authors and glad know that the mod.
ern literature Of Ialy-wilh which we are but little &C
quainted-wi be naugurated by brilliant a specimen
Uf novel wrti this is. The life Of Beatrice has been
generally, indeed may say entirely misunderstood; bu
Guerrazz has shown in his very powerful work. com
peed after careful labor what is probably the correct e
POSITION OF this sad history Every one has read ShebYs
tragedy OF the Ceuc and those fortunate enough to have
extended their travels far Italy, remember as one
The Ovest specimens of t. the admired and copied
portrait Of Beatrice by Guido, the gallery of the
BarbeIini Palace
Guerrazz in his Preface to the work says, addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice:
Iuasmuch IS have been abletl comprehend thee m.
pOTe for suc eut power TO narrae wOrblv thy bis.
tory TO these dear Italian madens who love thee SIS sis
ter inst departed though the shadow of two centuries and
half is spread over Thy sepulchre Verify thine is his
tory sad crimes; but the madens of my country will
read it, 1t will pierce their gentle souls ike sword but
they will reBd IT, When the youth whom they love ap
preaching they viii hasten, bushng hide IT, but they
will read it. and will offer thee the only gift that can be
given to the betrayed-telrs"
The effect of this powerful work upon the mpassiouate
and vehement Italian reader is SUCH that certain of the
governments have inerdicted its publication and it is now
rarely seen in Italy.
Have also just received
WHITE lily. Move. By Charles Relde.
TWIN ROSES. A Narrative BY Anna Cora Ritsb
Mrs. MOwatt)
DANTE, Translated into English Verse, with Fla
mans illustrations.
TASSO. Translated. With Illustrations.
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Ia Theintsrestiug message Of the Go vernon on
the school fund, with the Legislative proceedings,
excludes any thing like variety from our columns.
The school fund, however, is a matter in which all
our readers have deep interest, and the lucid state
ment of the Governor will be earnestly studied.
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n. A. EALLNEsrnCK,s EaRMIEuGE.

Ought 10 be every family there children as
Euey sometimes sCZed with commissions, proceed ug
from attacks worms, when may be iuCOuveneu 70
seud foror procure medicine 10 affords speedy ef
90 the sufferer, eNpHuE The aud dis sharg ne al
those eyeTsh and bilious huugrs frequent In children.
ALEXANDRIA, La, Feb. p, 1885,
Nsssrs. B. 4. Fa5na.0ct s. Co., PittS5lvg, Pa.
GsNrLKMEE3-HayiuE sold your Your Vermif1ge for he
last eight suas affords gcsuTe 10 inform
that have never known medicine universally ed
esteemed for qualities specific for worms.
L. received the appreciation of medical men,
considered superior 90 amy preparation in use. Ieu
its could De civ any extent by Cur
doctors, planters, and the community IN general,
Truly yuuIsr SC.
EDWARD JOHNSON,
Rlpides Parish, la
ScId wholesale and retail by su the principal druggi ts
and country merChaats throughout the United States.
ma eli
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SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair of The Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth Of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
mums are offered list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l7l Deadriok Street. or a. this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
TO THos b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WIN. G. HARDING
feb 2O-triw&wtd President.
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5. T. sTOCKMAN.


Wayand, Mass, FEB. s. 1851.
PROF. O. J. WOOD & Co.-Gent5s Having realize ne
good effects Of your Hair Restorative slate mas
nndlng my har growing tain, we'll gray vas Undue
cd IRON What Tuzd ana heard, Try article prepared
0y yOus 70 promote its growth and change color as 10
youth, Of which 10 effected completely In
The operation have used nearly Three bottles
Yours, 0c-f JANIS FRANCIS.
0. ]. WOOD q CO., PrOprietOr5, 3I2 Broadway, Sew
New, lin the greatN Y. Wire Railing EsIabHshmsuI] and
IA Marksgst., Louis, No. And sold By all good Drug
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HarPer's Magazine for March,
LNEAIERSON'S and PUTNAN'S MAGAZINE. and
Il GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, FOR MARCH.
Just received BY
feb % JOHN YORK & co
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CocnOcton, Ohio, Nov. II, 1850
o.. WOOD & SO.-Gauts: AS nave been eugagsd In
selling your HAIR Restorative The last FOR one 5 your
local agents, * ID. aacinsonJ ana having experienced
beneficial effects Of ig myself would Ike 0DLalu an
agency for state Of OnlO, Slate me West
should you wish make suCn arrangement. as 4 an
vinced there nothing equal 10 In UnIsd 5aLs
for restoring the hair have been engaged
business years. nave sofa various BsDa
for the hair bat have found nothing restores the
seeEstiYe tnvgOraiss the scalp yours
being fully UOLvnced your restorative Is what y5u To-
present Is 70 be, would like nage 10 the sale OF H. Tor
| AN satisded IL must sell.
Yours truly, s. 7. STOCKMAN.
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Corner Of Deadsriok Street and the Square,
Is recent Of very desable Goods for sprn and SUM
meF Cloth, Cassimers and Fancy Vestnas suitable Tor
GenUemeL's Furnishing Goods o. every description
and the most desirable styies
JOHN BROWNE.
MHreHart
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MARmED.-On Tuesday evening. the 10th inst,
by Rev. D. b. Ferguson, Mr.. EUGENE O'NEuL, to
Miss BERTHA sTEUsoHAUR, all Of this city.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN TIE
new ENGLAND STATES
~ nNp vyEAap
NJ ONE YEAR.

V'HE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o.. FOOD FOE KISS
l. TOklNG hair PERFECTLY and permanently, has never
had rival, Volume aBr volume might giV6u from
all paris Of world, and from Intelligent 30
prove lhag az - a perfect RestOEattgC5 put read
ne circular aad you cannot dOu0L read also ths folio
IL lHE HAIR.-Feopo have f1r centaris8 been afflicted
Win bald heads, and Ouy remedy, heretofore knJwu
been those abOmnable wigs BY discovery OF
Professor Wood neae articles beng dispensed with,
but great many persons Sill paIT0nizs -y
have been often imposed EDOn 5y Hair r0nios differ
eut kinda. 10 ali suca persons earnestly make ls
quest, hat they viii Try again, WOODS Ea5tor
there Is suca tlng fal. We know Of lady
bald, who used the article short time AMI Is
covered completely with me uniesg
Curls imaginable. We know Of where har
rapidly falling cut, which it restored greater pasc
zion than Il ever nad been before.
Il is also without doubt one Of the best articles for keep
ing the hair In good condition, nsslu son E.Ossy
moving dandruh, and proved me grszEal euey
70 ali the lllE that HAIR Is ner
IL Is the duty Of every 20 improve their personal a-
pearance though may differ regard ways
doing bus every viii admit thai beautiful head Of
har, either Ia i OBJECT dssr
Cd, and there no means that shoutd
obtain such consdsrasion- WOEAN's ADvocArE, PuI-
delphia-
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