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PINE TOBACCO.

ME have appointed Sole Agents Of nashville foz the
~ of james Thomas Jr 81 Richmond, Va CeeoTatd
Manufactured Tobacco.
Just received zoo boxes Of Iae following brands vss
JEWEL or OPHIR. RUBY TWIST, CITRON, NECTAR
LEAF, BUTTER Or SPONGE CAKE
Which We VIII sell at Manufacturer prices for casa.
fbl6 CARTER MKAT & CO.
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ALIEN. DELIssER,
Successor LYONS & COZ
Importer and Dealer in Havana Cigars,
Tobacco AC.s
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Public Square NashVilles Tenn
TWILL keep constantly hand large assortment Of Pore
Brandie Wins Gin, Whisky. and Liquors Of evey Description
Cigars Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, with an Gos
appeainiDg my line Of business, which % tic trade
public generally the most advantageous terms and hope
energy and prompt attention 90 hIes obtain l share
the liberal patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELIssER.
je23 u Public square. Nashville, Ten--
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RIVERSIDE HALL,
RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNTY, TENN.
REV. J. 6. DOWNING, RECTOR.

TFNE above Literary Institution for Young Ladies now open
for the reception Of Pupils. For circulars and thogaDb
view Of the buildings. address the Rector. iyg-2m
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RrOadWaV HOuse.

TEyHE above House having been thoroughly a
rehtted is open for the reception Of tray slA
eers. The proprietor hopes from his long exe fSGaT
rience In the business, and his determination to
spare pains in supplying his table with tho best
the market affords, and to merit and receive 60
share Of patronage.
Day Boarders 81 50
Week B0arders, so
WI. ". WINBOURN,
uar23 Proprietor.
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-REEr A. Z. KING, W. D.
STREET, KING & Co.,


ETTE received from Philadelphia, three barrels Of
w Il. & H. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do XXX;
Two do Xxx;
One do Y;
Two barrels old Bourbon, ISlS. These Whistles are pure,
81 80 four dollars gallon For sale in
any quantity. H0LLISTER < CARTER,
apY23 "a, Union street.
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METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE

\
FHYE PropretOrs inform the citizens Of Nashville and
public generally that they have considerable expense
fitted up the houses on the corner Of
CHERRY IND CEDAR STREETS,
for the purpose Of carrying on irregular business
NEW YORK STYLE.
-Pszs having regular Bill Of Fare, with prices attached
enabled suit both pockets appees
customers and charge for than they THIS has been
city hope strict attention
public patronage We feel certain of success with
the immortal FIJI in the kitchen, will furnish
public dinners the shortest notice We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES IND LIQUORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
oCt6 il W. MOORE.
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GID DINGS q COOK,
ATTOREETy At Law
And General A genfs for the state OF Texas.
iyR0 triUzElm-
Jacks, Jennets and Cattle for sale.
HAVE FOR sale my plulou- In Jacksou county, NM
Jacks, from years Old. Of good size, the l11ez
Is hands hi eighteen Jsunels, and forty head or l-ie
further particulars apply the Undersigned az Nashville
auglO,Im WI. ". VOOLFOLK
Notice 10 Contractors
PUBLIC letting OF an the elrthF0k, lying esiug 11d
cross-ties necessary for the peton of f0r miles 90 t
division Of the Nashville and Northwestern kl-l
from Hickman about four miles east ~ pgvis0n viii b. ld
at Dreslen Tenn, saturday. September 23th next
Sealed proposals for The work by sections ai anout one nil
each viii be received until the morning o. September @
Dresien, Tenn.
Plans and prodes VIII be shown y Mr kr. Helne X < IN
al September 3 at the Engineers Once ct Hickman KY
Terms mostly cash
TIE balance road about 40 miles, win be probably it a.
early date BY order Of the board
augIO-f y. X. STEVENSON Pres
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ASSETS JANUARY 1855.

UNCOMFORTABLE IsI9--Charter perpetual. Cash
Capal SIOO0OOO. Absolute and unimpaired surplus
Of sJO67 ss, and the prestige Of % and experience
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HILL MAN II ROsS
Iron Depot,
NO. A COLLEGE, IND Il IND 43 lL4RKET SIREEIy
nFFER sale on good cash prom deslers,
500 Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron
80 q vel assorted Pittshurg Iron;
50 - Hammered Iron, including PloW Moulis;
50 +" Best Tennessee CASTINGS;
10 &" Cast Shear, Z. & A. b. Steel;
1000 kegs escorted Nails and Spikes. best brand;
go Cast, Wrought, and Steel Pl0Ws, all sizes;
30 Sets Wagon and Buggy Axies all sizes.
Also, Anvs, Vices, Files Chains Axes, Straw Cutters
ian39-t0 jan ], 50
SUNDIeIES.
WWTE have in store the following articles, which
~ at reduced prices:
80 bBs Walkers Xxx Ale, 25 bbls Smiths Xxx Ale;
10 casks London Porter, quart
do Mint
l22 doz English and Scotch Aiss best brands
20 do Httsburg Ale, in bottleJs
go do Fresh Cove Oysters
so do Speed Oysters;
Is cases American Pickles, assorted
100 dOz Enslish Pickle, "
Is do Worcester saucei
20 do assorted "
100 baskets Champagne, choice brands;
IS chests Black and Green Tea
100000 assorted se with the usual variety 70
mention. lfeb2sl VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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ChaIybeate Springs,
Formerly known as EPricesS,s a EVVbite,

NIS well known watering place, Is miles Of Pulaski
Tenn, and miles from Ektcn having purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the subscriber was omen
ed for visitors the 9th May, The best ChaIv
heate the South the best of Freeonete locality
high, and the atmosphere and healthy altogether the
nose delightful watering place in Tennessee.
Extensive improvements have been made to the building and
ground give accommodation 200 visitors new and
elegant Ten PnAley, and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville Columbia Pulaski
and huntsville three times every By Stage after the 4h
Of July every day.
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r. ". BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry q Machine shop,

81 COLLEGE sIkEErs NASHVILLE.
MANUFACTURES steam Engines, Fl0ur, Grst and s1u-
M Mills and Mil Machinery Of every decrpton, Wan-
Whe Cider and Sugar Mills CASTINGS and MACHINERY for k
ing syrup from Chinese
Railroad and Contractors work. Ne
Powers for DeTcks, Bridge Castings and Bolts switches, Fr1-,
Turn tables, Tank Valves, &c
Architectural Iron Work Of every des1lpiio-
for Store Fronts Dwellings, flnda, Balconies, Cemetery
closures Vaults and Doors Tor Banks and Business HOUSES, all
Of the newest style OF patterns and NEen
ainisheds at Eastern prices The trade supp -
with Androus Kettles and WaEonb0Zes favorable terms
july 27dElm
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COTTON MANUFACTURING AGENCY
VNTE sole Agents for the Sale Of the
wv Richand Manufacturing Com. Pulaski, Tenn.
-. Sumner do do Gallatn, do
Franklin Factory, franklin, dc
Rockiale do Mt. Pleasant, do
shoal Mills, DaWrenceburg, do
Crescent do do DO
CroWsOn do do DO
Hope do do DO
Pinewood do PinewoOd, do
Sparta Manufacturing Comfy, Sparta, do
Laurel Hill Factory, HenryVilie7 DO
have ALWAYS on hand fun stock Sheeting, Onaburg,
Dlings, Baggngs Cotton Yarns and Batting which We offer 70
only, lots Of not less than bales sheen,
bales Osnaburgs, 25 bags Cotton Yarns, &C.
Nashville, March z, 1858. W H. GORDON q 20.
SCALES! sCALESgI SCALES !l--A full stock Of
Fairbanks celebrated scale-DOrman Platform Grooersi
Counter and Beams.
priees bv ". II. GORDON & CO.
rnay2I Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
n AWRENCEBURG mONEY.--We are taking
Lawreneeburg Bank Notes in payment Ct all accounts
due US and for auy article we have for sale.
fetS3, 1858. We II. GORDON co.
WWTOOL! WOOL !s-We want Three Thousand Pounds
Wv clean Washed WOOL for which will pay CASH. We
MARI ~ W. H. GORDON co.
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GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
N PIE. We received direct the manufacturer
SWeee finest Aacaboy, Carrots Scotch Snuff Also
Andersons and Amulet fine Chewing Tobacco, and
keep the Virginia Chewing Smoking
bacco, and the bes Havana Cigars In the market
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 Al Union street.
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Notice 70 Texas Lana ClaAniantss
LII Land and Military Claims AGAINST the Government =
~ Texas will be forever barred unless application BE n1de
therefor prior the Ist % September, l5S, and prooi made s-
on by the lst Of January, le59
persons having such claims have them promptly asr-
ed by calling GEO W. COOK, Attorney az Law OF Tens
who can he found the 18th Of August the once q T. A.
RAvoRrH, in Nashville In the absence Of 6En W. Coos, T.
A. RAwoE1H Will give bis personal atteunon 20 The sane
!. n GIBDrSGs, .. C. OInDusos. c. y. clesr
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
CAPITAL S1O0sOO0s ALL PAID SECURED.
TVNHIs Company being fully organized according Charter
prepared write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire
Buildings Goods, Wares, and Merchandise generally Also
shipments against Loss Damage by Sea, Rivers Inland
Transportation, on the most favorable terms.
LIFE NEGRO Policies ISSUED CURRENT RATS.
Office No. So, Corner Of SQUARE and Cedar Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, W. T. BERRY,
ANTHONY W VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRkMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. c. M'NAIRY,
THOS. W. EVANS, HUGH McCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. april3-y
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II 59 5 5:... & s:' :. '.:. 6;
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of Charges

Board per Day, 81 IS
do do Week, 600
do do Month, % 90
Children under 10 Of age, and servants half price.
Horses, by the feed, 25 cts.--per week, 50 so.
iyl-3m" W. L. EHDINS, Proprietor.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
no. Il, C0LLEGE STREET.
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.
FR DER lex B

CHEMIST Nd DRUGGIST,
N Es Corner of Chestnut ana Fifth street,
Philadelphia,
SOLE Manufacture Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica Snget
which recognized and prescribed by the Medical Faculty
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of lhe uo
States.
This Essence preparation Of unusual exelie an -.
nary disrrhOa ncpent cholera, in nort IN ell eases O.
on Of the digestive functions, it Is Of inestnae
ring the prevalence Of epidemic choers and summer
Of chdren. 4 peculiarly ecaccus nc anly' "
traveller should be without il.
OElCEs--To prevent this valuable bss5lcs - uSls
y esnterisiies, steel e1gTayng executed a. = go
cos, vii BE- found the outside Of the "fapp, ~ y1
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon BY Sofs mi
tati0ns. 1858.
Prepared only by Frederick Brown ana for sale At bis Drug and
Chemical store n coruer Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets Phil
adelpha. So,
Also for sale y all respectable Druggists in Nashville aud
in the United States. JuH--' '1u'
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6HAHPsGNEs WINES, BRANDIES, sc.
tslE uasr for sale the oIloging choice brands Of
y Vines Braudes. &c:
~ Baskets Star brand;
- Eugene Cliqrot pintz and quarts;
~ Widow or Yivp CIquiot;
10 6 Fleur dc sellery and Grown brands;
50 boxes Choice Clarets;
eeIia
10 cases Swiss Ahsyath
10 - Curocan and Msrashino;
81 :" Gouey, Boosers, and other Btters;
81 casks London Porter, Edinbug Ales various brands
e3k pipes Of choice French lrandios.
The wine growers Co. jules Dursnd Agent, Jean Louis
superior old Cognac, ISL and Sazaric, fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed quality and favor, by Agents for
the sale Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch, Ish, and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce etc The connoeurs Of good Wines, Bran
o. ae51rs zc respectfully invited cali and examine
heir stock. aprill4 A. KERR g. 90.
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TERRASS BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to AleCrea & Terrsss dealers in GRO
- CERIESs FOREIGN AND DOMESWIC
LIQUORS, No. % and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST. r
900 tons assorted Ptrsbug Iron, so tons Castings,
10 Iron Axss, . Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails. IS boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit business, viii sell large
lots. for cash, and in small lots greatly reduced rates.
TERRASs BROTHERS.
SUNDHIES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and 2;
600 Pint. half pint and quart Flasks;
SOC 9 Window Glass
Tumbers.
p kegs Boiler RiYets and Nuts;
100 dozen Br0Oms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PoWs
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
iauq7 TERRAsS BROTHERS.
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VWTIE. IA. MIN CHIN dealer in HAHDvVAaE CUEllzE,
w GUS, Tools dlcI opening AZ hs es-ahs1nent,
selected stock q Hardware Cutlery Guns, aec uhc be uis
Offering exceedingly for o. prQps dealers sTt
time Among the leading articles hand, win BE- fsl-i
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters and bilc4al--
Tools % every description and make; large assorni
Locks Hinges and Screws Flush and square bos enoFe
Spades Forks; Grndtlu Crins aud Rollers kls ana
Pistols; Double and Single barrel Shot Guns M Gross t--
Pt Cotnn, Wool and Horse Cards: Irce ia=rt
Wagon and Log Chains Hlues and Collars Picks and HAT
tocks; Curry Combs and horse BRUSHES.
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SICK BABIES WANTED!

NEFOU RITZ Of all the babies in the United States die
before they are five od Calomel and Cod Liver Oil
wont them powerful medicines have the most deeterous e
feet The only remedy for the diseases Of the second summer, for
eetng measles, cho derangd bowels depressing evers
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! ARE CHAN CE.-I have No Blacksmith % years
T. cid and Of good character, Also, other
( likely negro men ljy24l WILL L. BOYD, JR.
/ NTACKEREL! MACKEREL so bbls Mackerel-
J I'VE 100 hi hbls Aackerel.
/ SALMAN TROUT.
50 bhs Samsn Trout loo hf bbls Saman Trout. Just
cved direct from Lake SUPERIOR caught within the last ninety
! days. For sale by [jy9Il CARTER. MCKAY 4 co.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-22
The End is not vet.

From. the following Gard published in
the Philadelphia Press, it seems that Col.
Forney has not yet spent all of his am !,
munition on The present administration
and its ser(s. but when occasion requires,
will "give them a little more grape
This Augean stable needs cleansing bad
", and Forney is the Hercules to do it.
He says = Salem Repub. q
"When l. spoke Of the elections at
Tarrytown, New York, did so upon the
deliberate expectation, that from the i'm
penitent calumniator and convict of the
New York Herald. down to the pension
ers of the Washington Union, would be
abundantlY traduced and misrepresented.
An Administration which | assisted, not
inconsiderably, to elevate to the power
which it has basely abused, has not hesi.
tated 10 make an honest difference of opin'
ion the pretext for prescription extend
ing 10 my business, and to my mos,
intimate relations and | am not surpti.
sed at the spirit which my remarks a
Tarrylown have created in that quarter
This is to state that l shall calmly awai
the accumulation Of all the accusations o
the Administration and lis agents when
in my own way and in my own good time
| will prove all that have written ant
spoken as to the gross betrayal Of a grea
principle and a solemn pledge, and still
further establish the justice and strengtl
of the position of the Press and Of my
SELF :en ,3o} j. w. FORNEY."o
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The Africans at Charleston.

A writer in the Charleston Mercury
states that The Africans found on Board
the brig Putnam, were purchased on the
West coast at from SO cents to ST., and
costing scarce more than $40 or $l5 10
be delivered On The coast Of Cuba, and
were all to be sold by contract al $3.50
ronnd, or SLIT, $50 for the cargo. The
writer, who paidsa visit'top ihem.r gives
many other facts Of interest About $50,
including so females are in comparative
good health; and the rest are suffering
from disease, That they belong oivari-
ous tribes is evident from the difference
Of shades, rsnd their Keeping in separate
groups. 'fhe writer adds; 3 q
The result of the whole visit was in
tense sympathy for them and indignation
towards their captors. You may read Of
The horrors Of the middle passage" but
tie half eannol be told as one view Of
these unfortunales will tell the tales
Dysentery, dropsy, and opthalplia, all, !
believe, the productions Of contact, want
of yentilstion and want Of exercise, are
the prevailing diseases. But even where
these were not visible the spectacle was
narrowing, Askeleton taken down from
the nail Of a Doctors closet, and presented
Ito your view, would scarcely be more
descriptive Of anatomy than many Of these
living walking specimens Of the human
frame. The effect was. very, startling
when you saw them squalting on theil
launches, with their knees drawn up be
hind their elbows, in an attitude common
| toapes and balloons, but which no human
1 frame clothed in flesh can attain. Some
i when sitting and told to rise, did 50 viii
great difficulty, and moved with a,steE
as lettering as everssaw after Illness &
/ The very head seemed but q skull encases
lin a black covering. III IS common (
speak of'a man being reduced TO skin
4 and, bone, but one who saw these car
scarcely use The expression again, u
I. But if this is to be said Of those com
paratiyeiy in health, what language cal
describe the sick I'll saw one poor crea
ture swollen to the most wonderful siz,
with dropsy'; and az he lay on his back
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he moved his hands, signifying to one of
our party request for his cigar, which,
when given TO him, he smoked with the
greatest ayidiiy. Another manifested
similar wants, and dIeplied p onrSbeckpn-
iugs to comses6 us BY pointipgsto has legs
which we construed inability 70 move:
Two lay near, whose troubles here had
eeased 10 dealh while another, The inosl
affecting Siehtof sll-a child Of tisix q
eight yesrsAluy on lis side in The sun on
the stops wharf, with eyes closed, e ,anc
20 other evidence oflife than the Sigh
motion Of the stomach, ipdlesting breath
ing. The poor cteaiuys alouesand pnas
tended had rested lis head on its it'll
hand as naturally as our Town little one
do, and in this touching altitude Of suffer
ing childhood was fast losing the con
seriousness Ola life whose Experience ha
besh only that ofsorrow and suffering
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y
Gully Of The Congressional conference IN
the SiSleenlh district Of yonr State has
been caused bYa letter from Mr.Buchanan.
declaring that be desires Che rtnomina-
ton Of DR.. Ahl, Tue present member,
while the people want somebody else. Il
the matter ended here, would notlbe
so bad (; b0vtks fact is beginning 10 be
clearly understood that the whole patron.
age Of the government. the 10000, 600
Iof the peoples money embraced ia the
annual expenditures, IS to be used to a
greater or less extent, in rewardhg those
1 who assist in securing compliance with
the. wishes ofthe Administration. Hard
WORKING mensWho have earned atmere
piltance Of this sum by !heirs daily labor
have been rulhlessly discharged the no.
ment il was ascerta:ned thai they would
mon sustain The residential 'favorites ant
others of more plant wills have been pu
/ in their places. If this thing is TO go oI
forever Unchecked BY the people, oneass
Of men rhight;perpeluate their power l
Cong, essmen are 10 hold their seats BY
virtue of Presidential favor, the people
, can neither expect independence or regart
i for their wishes fDrthem. They vii be
: come. not the Representatives. Of the pec
pie, but the representatives of the Presl
t. dent, and the proper control over the 90 q,
: ~ -, &c AZ ,o,,orn mont will ba entirel,
: DESTROYED.
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road

The telegraph yesterday, announced
that this road had succeeded in negolia
ting ihree millions of their bonds in Eu.i
rope. This will be welcome news 10 the
people along the line of the route. The
Road leaves the New York and Erie r.
R. at Little Valley and crosses through
Warren and Crawford counties in this
State via Meadyille striking the Ohio line
in the neigbborhood Of jamestown, Mer.
Ger county. 1t may perhaps touch the
extreme southeastern townships of Erie
county, lis intended as a broad gusge
connecting link between the N. Y. and
! Erie and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads,
and should itmeet with that success which
lis claimed for it, il will ere long form a
part of continuous broad guage Line
from New York to 81. Louis. 1t will
therefore exercise a powerfulinAuence on
the future prosperity Of New York and
Erie. Aside from its importance as a
through route, ii will open up communi.
cation with large territory, too, which
is not surpassed in fertility. and beauty
by any in the Union. With our Lake
+ shore Roads, the Sudbury and Erie, The
4 Erie aud Piltsburgh and the Atlantic ant
4. Great Western Railroad, North Westerr
Pennsylvania willere long be among the
most populous, thriving and prosperou
1 regions on the continent. lis soil, il
mineral resources, and its capacity fo
sustaining n dense population, cannb, b,
exceIled The single article Of lumbe
} alone is a source of untold wealth. Their
rIis, this, loo, about all these projected road
/, but the latter---and we presume the re
. mark win hold good, with regard to
! noy--iheir speedy compilation is certain
. they are NOT dependent upon the exigsn
: cies Of ihe times, but have the necessar
funds beyond peradyenture TO pnt iher
in order for business. Taking all thing
into consideration there is no portion 3
b the Union that presents superior induce
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Executive interference.

When and where is this TO end ~ We
are all shocked at the English letter, and
although the identical letter was disavow-
ed, yet that letter somewhat siSnilarw
written and read for the purpose has new
er been denied. The Washington cor
respondent oI the Philadelplia Press thus
writes: ee1 8aH hil la1 1a b8y5isa
The extent to which the Federal pow
er has gone in dictaliug 10 thecpeople how
they shall act in their primary assemble
res, particularly their Congressional Con.
veniions. has aroused deep, feeling OF
Indignation. Our system Of government
conlempfates that It's executive and IegiS.
laiiye branches shall each be responsible
directly 10 the people, and esclI 10 be
perfectly independent of the other, II
| ibe president is, 70 chposei our Congress,
men, we may as weIl abolish the House
Of Representatives, forlif his will is 70 be
pnpreme ia; that chamber there Is no use
in subjeclipg the country 70 the present
expensive process Of having over two
hundred men to record it. i hear lhal
! letter after letter has been written, an,
nouncing Mr.. Buchanan's desire for the
denomination and reelection Of Ills lie.
compton favorites. The protracted diff