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A CAR D {.

IIAVING sold entire business to HF. Alexandra
IL Delisser, wish in this manner 10 return our
sincere thanks TO friends and customers for the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on and TO
lict for our successor a continuation of the same.
All debts due to our late firm will be collected by
Mr.. Delisser or his authorized Agent, who is alone
empowered to settle the same
je23 LYONS & co.
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sprrial Hotifes.
Rock City Mills.
J. e. BAUMAN & Co..Proprteto

E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn.
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l. o. o. FAT a late meeting of Trabue Lodge, No.
10, l. o. o. F., on last Monday night, the following
named Officers were elected for the ensuing months
S. n. HoLuNGswoKIH, N. G.,
Y. S. PATTON, VIC,
J. WERE SMITH, Secretary
July q WIN. CAMERON, Treasurer.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, July Cotton, sales g.
600 bales, advanced / to +, 114(912. Sugar
and Mplasses quiet; Tobacco easy; Flour, su-
perine, s4,25; India bagging Is cash.
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At Cost.

LEAVING NASHVILLE OK
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and saturdays, az 10 O'Clock. A. N.
The new splsndid passenger steamsr, AISErONkA,
Capt H. c. AsrnoSS, viii leave Nashville Monday
aai thursdays At 10 O'Clock, A. N.
The light dranght passenger stezmer, ct'BA. Capt.
JAxx= ". HrSr, viii leave Nashville "Wednesday ..
and Saturdays al 10 O'Clock, A NJ
Tue ght-draaght passenger steamer BLANCHE
LAWS, Cspt- JcaS L. hArExAs, viii ieaye Nashville
on tuesdays and Fridays, AZ 10 O'Clock, A N.
The above named nrst-class iixht-dreught Pas
s<nkcr bozkz. and they slll ie4ye regularly the.f
apPointed days, making eunnectans ~ P2dacxh with
tbs Caitod STATES Mai Yacketx COG HE above named
places For freaght o. passage apply board u
te@s-u A. HAMILTON. Anzxr.
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Stomach or Liver.

ueTeu
Stomach or Liver,
Such Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Cholic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Dependency
Costiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles In all Ner.
vous Rheu:7iatic and Neuralgia Affections, it has, in
numerous Instances, proved highly beneficial, and in
others effected a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave Because Of
its great in most of the European States il
introduction into the United States intended
especially for those of fatherand scattered her
and there the face of this mighty county
Meeting with great success among them, now ofe
it To the American public, knowing that its truly
deTful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
IL is particularly recommended to those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous of ardent spirits, other forms of DIS
sipaton. Generally instantaneous in effect it finds its
way directly TO the seat of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising the dropping spirit, an
in fact inflsing health and yigor in the system.
NOTICE-Whoever expects 10 find this a bevera
will be disappointed; but 10 the sick, the weak
low spirited will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed of singular remedial properties
The great popularity of tins delightful Aroma ha
induced many limitations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing BE not persuaded TO bu
anything else until you have given Boerhave's Ho
land Bitters fair trial. One bottle will convince yo
how infinitely superior it is TO all these limitations.
B1- Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas.
Rs- Sold IN Nashville by
EwIN, PENDLEToN & co, Wholesale Ag' Is
W. w. BERRY & DEMOyILLE,
DR.. A. H. ROSCOE,
10. G. BROWN,
DEM0VIIIE X BELL,
G. W. HENDERSIi0TT,
DR.. I. WELLS,
WELLS HOOPER K CO,
BEECH 4 HUNTER, .-....
And nrta.r llv vlnOfYft
ap2s-d&wly
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Nails.

n nOO KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO loo kegs nour barrel nails;
loo =. noishing :.
100 "a fencing
SO Z" 4, S, aud inch Spikes; In store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON a co.
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FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence Id
n EdgeheId the bridge, with Carriage house
and stable attached for the balance Of the year Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 10
LYONS & CO.,
maT1e-u II Public square
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LAYER FROM EuRnpE

EAllHAy, March 2t The steamer Niagara with
L;rerpool es:ss to the 18Th inst. arrived here this
morning.
tbs House OF Commons met on The 18th inst Mr.
haraeli announced the receipt OF very satisfactory
oe.s from F,saoe aiso, termination Of the inisnn
ds-stsnt!oT between the two countries, The appeal
OF prsioi and his scompioss wa, refused. Ar.
:st;s oonIas to be made throughout France. There
e!a snoc;s .; uusct'slactcry news IRON India, hut
du5eicses bnv. not ossn received
Iis?ssar pamphlets bsvn b.en issued at Psris, Ia
,sSss" 10 'ae seinEsa ci@oulty. II appeals to the
S's.isa Seysfcnert aud people cot to be led away
:hs Anglo Fsnc5 alliance Will firmly sisnd tie trial
Il i nov undergoing. The psuph!et II reosrded In
the SS: Of a S,a.s Paper.
Cnaiop'. ~ men surprised small party Of iufsn.
1--WE IA Rspublqus" They were driven h.oS y.nt
occupied tbs bridge 10 intercept ccnmupostIon Si,h
too bxrrscks, but the rarri.on troops Captured rs
s,i dispeysed the ctnsrs. ~
Theirs bad oe.n some r.otlns at Dublin, between
the pooe and College s,pdents Five of the latter
s--,s Dangerously Injured. ~
Dsspstohes tom France TO the Sr iss Government
ham eosp published, 10 regard to the removal Of the
I,.lisa refugees !som the frontier. France, In me
oacipy terms. 6s1nsnds their removal. o.
lei, s,sphie dss patch from Madrid Gays, Seuloga
seems drypsed to settle tho difference with Mexico
zee ga;e:n,:,:, that Gen. Concha 70 to be removed
has been coa..sdicted on good authority.
Llvxk2ooL, &arch ~ Cotton has declined tide
81. Owing TO Tho heavy imports. the ssles Of the
p,oru!ans era dull. Coasols sstso6a.
Cotton. -Cpands fair 71ti mldd6og 7ii, Stock
r. coo, of which IT'S 600 are American.
Manchester sdvioes are unfsvorable. Flour very
Su;, and nluuost unesleahe. Wheat unchanged. Corn
ou,e,; vhi,e y3saA. G.. Brokers' Circular quotes
Com ldalh !o~sr. sugar Is weak under large
.--.s!s Rosiu dull .. I. 3dc%s 81. Spirits Turpeu
liz, Il. Sdas2e 81 Bpiloo 10 the Bank .: England
a.s :,c..sseo - Uo pounds.
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.A6ke-Ae1.s1etHc.@

Al sssd &c ,.s ,n.d c"l-: ia:'er " e pe' T- - An
-. nor to deprive the -a'd State OF kniIss- &" fsa
s.ue grants, il hereser made, which contained
in tie ACT OF Congress entitled "An act 10 authorize
the people of the Territory "f MinneAo'n TO form
constitution and Slate Government preparatory 10
admission into ihs Union on equal footing with
the original States" approved FebrnarY2G 1851.
SYc. = And be it further enacted, That until the
next general census shall be taken, and al apporton'
ment of representatives made, the State OF kansns
slal bs entitled to ono representative IN the Home
OF Representatives ot the United States.
SEC. |. And be It further enacted. That from AMI
after the ndnsnion of the State Of Kansas, as here
nbetore provided, all the lava Of the United States
which not locally nappcable rball have the sam.
force and effect within that State in etcr States oi
the union and the said State Is hereby constituted
iadcia district Of the United States within which
district court with the IKE powers and jurisdiction AZ
the district court Of the United States for the district
Of Iowa. shall ba esabiished the Judge, attorney and
mHrtha OF the United Siates for tho sald detriot Of
Kansas shall reside within the same, and shall be en-
tilted TO the same compensation as the judge attoT
n-y and marsha! Of the district of Iowa.
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~Er DHAIa or M!Sa EMILY SiholiA
SPEARS, oF CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Va
Al IA ;ssre, In that ;anl tina, home Of the tles',
AID thr,ush it sris-r lows spNhins anu -, s''
r !. cid Sap OF S.oa doats proud Oh US pl u'h
The songs OF her Grew all the sonl win ue"H"''
She hiss eft the cad scsnss of sorro"'uk ~'''''
She hsa echoed TO Ea,ih her Inst '"re"rrn,
AL "; ", With her banner O! slr'or9 unu,'u,
Sbe has entered fair Canasn. forever 70 a"eh'
sh, viii wander slobg, by the nurnnrnR rllls,
And walk on ,ha beach'of the Vost eoismn deep
Al, r,,b., svs.t flowers that grow on tho hills;
~, az %, bae Gown, even 10 will she reap.
s,s v,r h.upily sit 'psath the cypress aud vine,
And ,.iiy she'll talk oi the sorrows passed Ger
A o,hr,s,al y,,ahs for her hair abe will twine,
That never oan fade, but will bloom evsrmore.
g.. .pda winds Of ne may furiously blow,
W,.os I. auy who struggle that harbor to gsin
Y, n-sal. ., she'll be. Her troubles are Ger;
She's safely landed where there never 10 pain!
L;ks suo~ white cloud. from midnight sky,
10 asr bssufy and goodness, aias! abe has hsd'
A. stricken dove 10 its lone nest Will ny,
When i;s soadiy loved mate 10 dead.
Thay have laid her down among the bright flowers
o., way should We shed borrowing tesrf
Bu who can fail 70 pnmber the hours.
Without thy fond emile, sweet s'ster' dear,
ColrNSlA, March 18Th. a. b r.
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coat rIykR hA7IGaTt"H.
"a, ;no,;,n of Mr. WARD, the bill increasing 'ho
csnitsI stock Of the Coal River Navigation Company:
and authorizing subscription thereto on the pafl OF
the Commons ealth, was taken up, The ruled nelns
.uspeuded and having been amended ny tile auop
ZION of substituta the vote was taken upon ts phss,
age and resulted yeas So, days ~. SO Inc Dl was
rejected for the want Of constitutional mhJ'f"!'
THE PALMYRA BANK.
On motion Of Mr.. BowLEs. bill incorporating Inc
PALMYRA Bank, at Palmyra in the county OF fIu'a"'
ma, was taken up and passed.
ACCOUNTS or JAMES r. sourIER.
Mr. Seldom from the committee OF Finance, o"e'
ed the following joint resolution. which, on poto 0,
Mr. BARBOUR of Culpeper, was laid on Inc tsoie anu
ordered TO be printed
Resolved, BY the Genera! Assembly. That Board;
consisting of the Governor, Attorney General ahu
Secretary of the Commonwealth be, and s hereby
constituted with authority on the part of this Common
wealth. 10 cause such examination, as the ssid no"r
may deem necessary, of the accounts OF Jsmes !
Snutter of New York city. agent OF the boa,a "
Public Works; and to have the accounts upon wn."
the transactions of the said SOutter were oaseo
pery adjusted, including commissions, and ell olIer
proper charges, and TO make such arrangements LOT
closing said accounts and calling In or reaeenns'
or selling at auction at the highest price tha,
they will bring, said bonds, az to the Boaro
may seen Just and proper And in the event that u
may be- in the opinion OF said Board, necessary ana
proper then the said Board ia hereby author zed 10
appoint srbtrators who shs be citizens OF Virginia.
on the part OF Tins STATE, 10 settle and ADJUST auy
matters connected with the accounts Of said Soutter,
which, in the opinion of the Board, ought TO be re
ferrsd TO arbra,ion and in aid of said arrangements
the Of the Sinking Fund also here
by authorized employ such portion of said fund As
may be for investment in the debt Of the State in the
purchase of any bonds which may have been bypo.
theca,ad with ssd Souter, at price not exceed
ing their par value
OTHER BILLS PAssRb
4 House bill smendng the act authorizing the con-
s,ruction of Stats road from Franklin, in Pendle
ton, to Monterey, in IIghIand-yess ~, nays b.
A Senate bill to incorporate the Orkney Springs
Company. in the county of Shenandoah.
Mr.. RurHERrooRp moved a reconsideration OF the
vote by which the SPEAKER decided that the bill con-
corning the James River aud hanawha canal was
defeated; whereupon.
On motion Of Mr. CAprRToS, the House ad
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ElIpAI, MARCH "a. 1855.
SENATE.

Tho sesats was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. -
Mr. Wn.L0urpe, OF Illinois, offered resolution,
which we adopted, nsuucting the committee on
public ands inqole whether the main trunk of the
Dubuque end Sioux City Railroad 10 completed, and
vhcIhsr u iptsrseots With tho branch 10 conformity
WITH tho lsw granting lands to Iowa for railroad pur.
yOs, g. tho COMMITTEES to report such action may b.
De- med proper In the premises.
private plls were reported from various commit
Sc-e.
The House resolved hef ln,o COMMITTEES OF the
Wi OH the srate Of tie Union, and lnominallyl
took up The bill supplying the deficiencies.
mr.. " IN. enItb, u Virginia. made speech In ia
Spr Of tho eomisson OF Kausas upder the Lecompton
COZ e;u'lou. During his emnrks lie took tbs ground
st he Presid. OF 10 The head Of tho Democratic party
AID RE r-pr Sentative ofthe Kansas bill In all it,
Sru.. and that those WHO reue support that meas
u.c rusd Themselves out of tie Democratic organzs-
tsop laih, ooa Of his remarks he said on the au.
ih"rity trne successor of General Richardson tina,
;te " crnts Of the luois delega tion after consul.
ision came to ths conclusion that the only way to
scu-n ,hs eleGlioo Of Senator Douglas to op-
Ic-. ibis measure. So .,
DR.. Marsnn, Of Illinois, pronounced the statement
~.oliy nnioupded. No euch meeting was held, &C.
co. clog to hsS knowledge.
Mr. Palmer spoks sGanst the Leoompton constitu.
sion and csh.r gentleman slso continued the debate.
Ibs Hooss than adjourned
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EgEsiS8 SEsa,o.-rnuRspAY, MARcA -, 1913.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATEs.
The SrEAKEK resumed the Chair at a o'clock, r

ErEsiS8 SEssios-'rnURsDAY, MARcA -, 1870.
HOUSE, OF DELEGAIEs.
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair al a o CLOCK, r.
II.
On motion of MIR. BARBOUR, ot Cupeper. me Joint
resolution from the Senate, for the election oil MAJOR
and Brigadisr Generals on Saturday @th inst' was
taken up aud agreed to.
THE CANAL CONVERSION scHEME.
Mr.. ANDERSON moved to suspend the rules Win
view Of taking up the Senate bill TO increase the cap
ital stock OF the James River and hanawna compa'
ny, and to suthorzs a subscription thereto by Inc
Commonwealth.
Mr.. FAUNTLERoY called for tbs yess anu nays
The motion was then rejected-ysas So nays %.
OYSTER fuSDUa.
Mr. PATTON called for the order OF the DAY, which
was accordingly taken up; whereuPon Mr.. SEC Az
moved to psss by the confederation OF the same. IN
order that he might be enabled TO offer resolution
to devote two hours Of each day, for five days. from
IL TO oolock 10 the consideration OF turnpike bills
Mr.. PAXTON moved the previous question.
Theyeas and nays we're called for by Mr. FAUsTLE
ROY on the motion to pass by the order oil the day
and the vote resuted-ysas Al, nays a.
Mr. PAxToS's substitute for the oyster Fundum
bill originally offered by him. then taken up. and
Mr.. PAIroN addressed the House at length on the
subject.
adjourned
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FLORIDA INTELLluhI.g 4,
SAvAssaH, March 27-Tns RI n'trr ,,s;'
I diligence that the Post Once ~
roughly robbie 1 on the i5,h i"'' Wv ,
The business portion at tns ;o"' b!
Florida, had been destroyed 81 c's'
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" s,i.i... na".. - ..- -.at.:.- % 'na '.e'' =
,utr.
81, p,,r., then moved Il, have The substitute
laid 90 IT,. tabls aud printed AID mnds tile order III
t- .iny t.'."orrow = =. Ii. This inotlon PIE
vailed
Mr SrDpns again insisted on bis right 10 have IN,
substitute read when Mr.. RUTHEaFo"kn interfere"
md amid that the Cort wss i'll and that reading III"
substitute would break him down, IS well as break ~
tue sessiOn.
Mr.. Seldom lhsn withdrew hia dsna1d' ana saI'
that he did not desire distress the Clerk out Lao w.
sisted IN his motion 10 force al Adjournment
The House then dourned
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pOUItCan, anu inc eal0 COnVsulipu uhSiuk oehSu
admission Of said Territory iato the Union as State
on An equal footing with tho original States
BE II enacted ny the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentaivee Of the United States ut America 10 Congress
assembled That the State of Kansas shall BE- ana Ia
hereby, declared TO he one of the United States OF
Americe and admitted into the Unnr' on an equal
footing with The Original States, in all respects what
ever And the sad State shall consist Of oil the terri.
tory included within the following boundaries 10 vii
Beginning at point on the western boundary OF the
State Of Missouri where the thirty seventh parallel OF
latitude crosses the Same thence west on eald
parallel 10 the eastern boundary OF New Mexlc" 4;
thence north on said boundary to latitude thirty
eight; thence following said boundary westward
TO the eastern boundary Of the Territory OF Ctah,
on the summit of the Rocky Mountains thence
northward said summit to the tortieth parallel OF
latitude; thence said parallel to the western
boundary of the Stale Of Missouri thence South With
rho western boundary of said State to the plncs OF be
ginning; Provided, That nothing herein conaired
respecting the boundary Of said State ehal be cen
strued to impair the rights Of person property now
pertaining to the Indians in sa,d Territory, long
such rights ehal remain uneIttoeusbed by treaty hs
sSesn tbs United States aud eucb Indians, or 10 in
cluds any territory which. by rssy with such Indian
tribe 10 not without the consent Of aaid tribe to be-
included within the territorial limits or Jurisdiction Of
any State or Territory; but all such territory sha be
excepted out Of the boundaries, and constitute no
part Of the State Of ksnsas until ssd tribe shal sig
pfv their accent to the President Of the United States
thcrity Of the government Of the Omitted States to
make any regulation respecting .uch Indians, their
lsnds, properly or other rshte, by treaty, law or
otherwise, which II would have been competeut to
make IL this act had nsver psssed
SEC. =. And be- It further enacted, That tina State
OF Kansas s sdmted Into the Union upon the express
CONDITION that said State shall never Interfere with
tne PRIMARY disposal OF tho public lands, or with any
regulations which Congress may fad necessary for
secnr,ae The title 10 said lands to the bona Ode purca
ser ana grantees thereof impose or levy any tax,
assessment, or mpo,i,ion Of any whatever
upon them or other property the United States with
In the limits OF said State and that nothing 10 this
act sha be construed to abrdgs or infringe sny right
of the people asserted In the constitution of Kansas
at s times to alter, reform, abolish their form of
government In such manner a. they may think NO
psr-Congress hereby diselaining any authority to
or declare the construction Of the oon.tu
ton of any State, except to see that be republican
10 form, and not 10 conflict with the constitution Of
the United States, aud potoipg 10 this set shall be
construed assent by Congress 20 all or to any OF
The propositions claims contained in the ordinance
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THE Loss OF EARLY PURITY OF CHARACTER
Over the beauty of the plum and the apricot
there grows bloom and beauty more exquisite
than the fruit itself-a soft, delicate plush tina,
overspreads its blushing cheek Now if you
strike your hand over that and it is once gone
it is gone forever for it never grows but once
Take the flower that bangs in the morning i'm
pearled with dew-arrayed as no queenly wo'
man ever was arrayed with jewels. Once shake
it so that the beads roll off, and you may sprin-
kle water over it as carefully as you please, yet
II can never be made again what it was when
the dew fell silently upon it from heaven! On
frosty morning you may see the psnes OF glass
covered with andscape-mountains, lakes, trees,
blended in beautiful, fantastic picture. Now
Law your hand upon the glass, and by the scratch
of your finger, or by the warmth of your palm,
all the delicate tracery will be obliterated! So
there is in youth beauty and purity of charac-
ter, which, when once touched and deiled, can
never be restored fringe more delicate than
frost work, and which, when torn and broken,
will never be re-embroidered. A man who has
spotted and spoiled his garments in youth,
though he may seek to make them white again,
can never wholly do it, even were he to wash
them with his tears When young man
leaves his fathers house, with the blessing OF
his mothers tears still wet upon his forehead, il
he once loses that early purity of character it Is
q loss that he can never make whole again
Such is the consequence of crime. Its effect
cannot be eradcated, it can only be .Jorgioen.-
II is stain of blood that we can never make
white, and which can be washed away only in
the blood of Christ, that "cleanseth from all
sin %
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A PICTURE TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED

A PICTURE TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED
Holding Office in Utah is no joke, and not very
dignifed, if the passage from the correspondence
of the Tribune is as true as it is graphic
walking cravely up the road towards his tents,
carrying piece Of stove funnel under each arm ;
for "a chimney, and punching the oxen which
were drawing logs to build his cabin the Sec.
retary of State splitting wood, and the United
States Attorney and Marshai plasterlng the
one of the United States Commissioners, strip
ned to the buff and riding on horseback, plotting
q wagon through ford across the South Platte,
which he had discovered by wadiDg while the
other Commissioner, having accomplished the
passage, sat upon corn sack on the opposite
hank mending rent in his pantaloons. These
pictures may convince you that the civil Off
GERS, at least, in connection with the Utah expe
dition, are not sinecures.