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JoHS A. McEwES, Mayor
Aldermen.
First Ward-JoHS CoLIAKT and &. :. JoSEs.
Second ward-T ]. HALE and W. 7. powNS.
Third ward-JoHS X HUNE and G. W TnRpEN
Fourth ward-DAvIp 7. WARE and J. T. Brown
Fifth ward-G. NJ. FoGG and J. p. COLEMAN
sixth ward. HAYSIE and JoHN A. FISHER
Seventh ward-w. A. DAVIS and Isaac PAUL.
Eighth Ward-C. II. CoSGER and IRA 7. JoSEs.
WILLIAM A. glenn, Recorder.
CHARLES A FULLER, Treasurer.
GopFREY NJ FoGG, City Attorney.
ASsoS NELSON, Revenue Collector.
Joux L. glenn Water Tax Collector.
J. NJ SEABURY, Superintendent Water Works.
T. HAZE Tax Assessor.
wM NJ BRows, Guy Marshal.
] J. EVERETT x W II. WILLIAMSON, Deputy Marshas.
HS A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch
FSEpEHucx MARSHALL, W IL SrrRDvAST, SAMUEL
j STA KEY, JOIN H. DAVIS W. p. WATSON, WILLIAM F.
McAu TER, r. NJ C,vrrr wN. YARBKouGH, ALEXANDER
RRASs, NJ W II. BRiNKIEY, JAMES A. rAsKslEN, W, H.
CKosrAn an JoHS BAUGH, x. McCALnr, a. c. TICKER,
r. NJ " yrsos and W. J. HARRIsoS, Night WaIchmen.
WV DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
r. \. CoIE, Wharf Master.
JAN q HESsoS Street overseer.
The ard OF Mayor and Aldermen meets the
second nd fourth Thursdays OF each month,
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Tor Through Tickets


TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls fer passengers at all the
principal hotels for each and every train. By leaving
directions either II the above Offices, will call for
passengers b all parts Of the civ without fail.
Nov. IS. II. r. RUGGIIS. Conductor.
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at Cost for Cash.

vXTE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Vaiices which will close out at Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any Of the above have now op-
portunity to purchase at low down prices Call at No.
81 Public Square.
marg-f SNYnER & FRIZZELL.
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U,inotAy seed just received asd scf . Sc ~
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COAL! COAL!!

COAL! COAL!!
IOnOn BUSHELS Superior Quo River Coal IN
1OOOO at the Coal-Iard on College street, ad-
leiiing II. A T. =. CseatiaIn's w4reaoase, ear.su
eeHea aud cleaned, al Is "a % rents per bushci. Z
Apply IL the Gal Yard.
lan.s-l A. l. DAVIS
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c,rcu,t Court, of Tennessee.

The Circuit Court of the 9th Tennessee Circuit opens
a, Nashville on the second Mondays in January May
and September; at Franklin on the second Mondays
in March, July and November Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge; W. b. Bate, Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits in State, and Circuit Court Tor sum
ner county, which is held by the Judge Of the Crim
nal Courts for the counties of Montgomery, Davidson
and Rutherford, on the third Mondays IN February,
June and October.
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Criminal Court.

Hon Vim. K. Turner is Judge OF the Criminal 'our'
for the counties Of Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
gomery and John Shane, Esq, is Clerk Tor TINS eoun
A. II meets a, Nashville ON the nrst Monday April,
August and December.
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u. y. District Court.

The District Court the United States convenes at
Knoxville on the third Mondays in April and October
at Nashville, first Mondays in March and September
and at Jackson, on the second Mondays IN APrh ana
October.
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FCOn DreSN.

1.-The first session Of the 35th Congress began on Mon
day, Zee. 7th 1857. The Vice President Of the Uni
led States is President erocio Of the Senate. James
Orr, Of South Carolina, is the present Speaker ol
the House II Representatives, and James C. Allen, oil
Illinois, is Clerk. The following is list OF the Con-
RressnIen from tennessee:
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MisfellaneOns.

Negroes! Negroes!! For Sale!!!
A NO. MAN COOK, and his wife, who IS a splendid
n washer and ironer. Also good family Of Likely
Negroes, which will be sold low.
jan25-tf BOYD & co.
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The Judiciary.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
RoGER r. TAxEY, Of Maryland, Chief Justice.
JoHS MCLEAN, of OHIO, Associate Justice.
JAMES NJ WAYNE, OF Georgia, 90 4"
JoHS A. CAMPBEIL, Of Ala, "
JoHS CATRoS, of Tennessee,
PETER v. DANIEL, Of Virginia, "
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York, d"
RoHEKT c. GRIER, Of Penn, "
NATHAN CLrToRD, Of Maine,
The salary OF the President is s25 600 per snnum-
that NJ the Vice President $4,000. Each member OF
the Cabinet receives So 900 annum The salary Of
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is $4,000 and
OF each Associate Justice $4,000.
The United States Circuit Court for this the sth
Circut) is held in Nashville the first Monday in
March-Justice Catron presiding with Jacob McGavock
q. Clerk.
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Senators.

JoHx BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Democrat) whose term expires
IA 1863
A. o. P. NICHOLSON, (Demccrat) has been elected 70
tax. the place of Mr. Bell and his term will expire in
Is65F
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds

FrcSh Garden seeds.
ME now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w OF Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties ever brought 10 this market They
are all OF the growth OF 1851 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
Dr. Iandreth Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Withersfed &C.
Risley's, Fredonia, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratutous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition TO the above have a large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
just received from the celebrated house of johnson
Robbins Co., 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers OF Flowers have now larger and better
ment from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
Janl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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LEWIS Cas-, of Michigan, Secretary Of Sdte
Howell CoBB Of Georgia, Secretary IF The Ifeas'f'y
Isaac TorcEY. OF Connecticut. Secraary of The Nary
JouS B. FLOYD, OF Virginia, Secretary Of War.
JEREMIAH II. BLACK, OF Penn, Attorney General.
JACOB THOMPSON, of Miss. Secretary Of the Interior.
AARON V. BRowS, Of Tenn, Postmaster General.
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Auction Gard.

FI.LsE sutscFiber having coasannzzed arrangements
il IN Mr.. A n srkISGEE, an experiences and prac-
lrai AnetioneeF, Nil zflrad and make s4les u Real
Ezla.e Steamboats,, Ho1ssAald Furaaare, with al ocs
door sasss- nE<J n. SHIELDS.
rnar3-ff
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!
In Ewing's Addition.

NY virtue OF an agreement between the undersigned
ID we will sell for the benefit OF the parties eoneSrucd
AT Public Auction the premises, u tlie highest bid
der ON Saturday, list day OF May next
Ia5S the lots described below IN Ewings Addition
70 Nashville yiz Lots Nos. 20, n, p, and - GA Nv
ing Avenue and Fogg Street; also Lots Nos iol, loZ
loS and lOi ON Stevenson Avenue and Allison street
Lots Nos III i22, l25, and ia on Mesmore Street,
and stevenson Avenue; Lot No. SIS on Ewing Avenue
and High Street Lots Nos. %, aS 81 and %, front
hug Allison street, and inlerseeisd ny Tue -sea
Avenue and Fpgg Street, and ntersected BY mo RAJ.
road. a.. =, a.
The sale Will be without reserve, on crrot OF u
months with interest froEa date and notes with soo1
security payable in Bank win be reauirsd and i'ss
ROBERT c. FOSTER, san.
x.no "A " K STEyFSff1&,
U,fnotay seed Just received aad Ics sc ~
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Real estate Sales.
AKARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN TIE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE.

WE WILL SELL, the most reasonable terms,
wv FIFTEEN ACRES or LAND, four miles from
the city, the MurfreesbOro Turnpike, Mil creek,
der all complete together with six hundred barrels OF
(ssrn, so head stock Hogs ar nc, We will exchange
the above for Negroes ut tho highest market prices
Tie Mil has lately undergone thorough rcnovatiun
and all Of It's machinery IN good repair making good
Flour and Meal as be made ia the West THIS y
the best Investment 10 pay handsomely that ye have
ever proposed 10 sell. BOYD 60.
febl6-u GAuAA
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r WILL seIg On ssx snonths erseh - Io4 for cAsht
4 TIE handsome g4r u Grey Carriage Horsas, a.,
ssr-zsut driven IA fAGssrzan Greez1slds fGrnlIuFt
- asca They are sell bFokcn and gcnIic, azla
p-rled wsLh Tor asy f4ait
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE,
fshla-9 Nashyass. Tear.
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II. C. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

tNTE HAVE now in store unusually arge aud
w elegantly assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods
OF every description and we ar" prepared "a oiier
greater inducements to persons wishing articles IN our
line, than il has been our pleasure Ia do. our
stock both 10 quality and variety, will compare
rs il is possible for them 10 be Czens and strangers
visiting the city will do well give stock carly
and thorough examination, feel wcCan make II 10
their interests We would call tho attention OF the
buyers particularly to the following departments in
business:
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ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
Removal.

TIVE subscriber takes this method OF informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
old stand Market street 10 No So IN the large brick
building lately the South side OF Broad Il
where he keeps constantly ON hand and makes or
der the various articles embraced IN his line Of bust
He invites especial attention 10 his large
ment Of CASTINGS, TIOLLOW-WARE, BRASS, Sc., such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Plow Mods
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn rushers MIL
Crushers, Balcony Work aud Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and almost endless variety of other articles
Jan eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Representatfves.'

The Senate consists of 81 members, or two from
each Of the 80 States The House Of Representatives
> composed Of 237 members, follows Maine e,
New Hamnshire g. Vermont 3, Rhode Island 2 Massa-
.busetts II Connecticut a. New York 33, New Jersey
S. Pennsylvania 25, Delaware /, Maryland e. Virginia
H. North Carolina e. South Carolina a. Georgia s, Ala
banl Z Florida l. Louisiana 4 Mississippi g. Texas ?,
Arkansas . Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Ohio 81, In
diana H. Michigan 4, Illinois Q, Missouri !, Iowa ?,
Minnesota g. Wisconsin s. California . Besides these,
the Territories Of Utah. Washington, Oregon Nebras-
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
n the House OF Representatives.
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Transportation.
FIR EIGHT TIES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON N. s.
c. Railroad, west ofStevenson
E.szE7 ESzt1zz7 - l

Flrst Siass, (includng Hats per loo. ......s1I is
so
special Rates for Furniture, &c u so
(NOMPEIlllON between Steamers and Pronellers
~ plying between New York and Charleston ana
savannah has caused reduction In Steamers frecbts
Oh through Goods. As their charges NAV nuctuafe
we give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
70 NASHVILLE At the same time guarantee the cost
snail not exceed at time prior 10 1st " June the
rates as heretofore advertised as Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia Nashville in connecton
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines viz:
First Class, per 100. a On
Second Class. g.. .......-. -
Third Class s... sS
Special Rates. ''......... So
Consign Goods to Agent Central Railroad savannah
and To Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
overcharges and damages Except damages occur
ing at sea- VIII be promptly settled heretofore
For further Information Cards giving classified
ton. &c apply TO At the y. &C. Railroad nepot or
by mail TO CHAS W ANDFRSON -
leo-Z-u General Agent
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The Chancery Court for the Middle Division OF Ten
ne,see opens at Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November at Franklin first Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays IN March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays IN June ana
December at GAINESVILLE, third Mondays in April ana
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday in
April and October; and at Lewsburg, ON "Wednesday
Alter the third Monday in February and August
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor.
INV BURTON Secretary Of State.
G JAMES c. LurrREII, Comptroller Of the Treasury.
granville c. ToRBE-rr, Treasurer.
JOIN l.. T. SNEED, Attorney General.
The salary OF the Governor is $4,000 per annum,
that OF the Secretary of 81 500 and perquisites
COMPTROLLER of the Treasury $4,000 and fees for sign
ng Free Bank notes; 81 500; Attorney Cen
raj 81 500. The Legislature consists of 25 Senator'S
and rs Representatives-th Democrats having is SEN
ators and the Americans THE number of American
Representatives is 33-Democratc Representatives AZ
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Dirfftorp.
Government of the United States.
The Executive
The Cabinet.

JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pa. President Of the Q. !dtesf
JoHs c. BRECKENRIDGE OF KY, Vice President.
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Niafch Horses for sale.

Ne have also = nne stock Il No d y-M n q e
4. 4, an a - LaAa Ne M1ii sell ~ greatly reat1uea
pgtces CIIfToS & ANlsJTT,
iaues-tf Is CESAR street.
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NO. rs CEDAR STREET.

HAVING lateiy, very unexpectedly received : 81
Il l. invoice ~ suTcTtor d
Fine French cassimsres and Push yesting~
We viii make them up Tor Sastasurrs IA order -
Close GeI1 out AID maze ia otF spFtns eosds
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Supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R L. CARUTHERs of Lebanon.
RoBr J. MCKINNEY Of Knoxville.
wM. r. HARRIS, Of Memphis
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday
December; at JACKSON, the list Monday IN April, and
at KNOXVILLE the LIST Monday in September.
Clerks-JASEs p. CLARK, Nashville.
W. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
JAS. W. CAMPBELL, Knoxville
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pearance Of cur's his neck barred, and the blood
flowing i'm little drnps from the scratches inflicted by
oficions hands, his collar parted AMI thrown back
by accident assumed very yielo dramatic air, aud
hls perfect silence and composure OF demeanor gave
10 him very much the Appearance Of theatfea per
soDage.
But now beam for use had been discovered aud
was pushed out OF the upper window of the court
house. At this moment, without any previous APP
pearance OF the clouds To indicate It., ths rata began
falling with considerable force. It was vain, now
ever, to change the purpose Of the muitIt1de'
withdrew. ] am told the rope was tied around
his neck and he was pushed from the window, the
rope broke and he fell distance OF twenty feet on
the pavement. IL is supposed, IN pity, that his su
ferings here terminated by deash or insensibity.
stronger rope was procured and tied around his
neck as he lay and he was raised TO very moderate
height and LEI: swinging from the beam.
In the heart of this city, with all the business
houses and side walks overlooking the scene stands
the court house yard The clouds have cleared awav
sun shines, the birds sing but he is still hanging,
with little boys gazing within two feet of his sus-
pended body.
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..
POIITICAI..

TUE ELBvEErH wARD-EeeuL.Rs WILL wgsr
a. tnion Market Lons Room, on Monday 1871 inst Al
~ ocltk a. business u gres importance will be broush
fef0re fte messing GEDRtF " po-asa psysidant
h4N.Ap =. lOI HscIt.Arv.
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THE TURF,

CwEEP@AKRa-slOo ENTRANCE VERA swsHP.
- stskes above, for all boats thirty hong
and under, VIII be sailed for ten miles 70 the windward and
time minutes 70 the foot Winning boa, 70 take the
purse 20 sond boat 70 her fee The r 80
kllzss David Kirby, and Trou5lesome have entered.
TrNrON COURSE, L. I-TROTTfNa-NOHpAY, JULY
~ ~ ASK N, match for coo two miles and repeat
In harness Mr.. ID IAnsn names xr. GRAY HACsy; sr.
H. woodruff b. Suspension. stages ru, Tom Peck
alp ferry, Williamsburg, every Is minutes
SHAW White, proprie,or,
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n INV aRNTLEMEN CAN Be ACCOMMODATED Il
"A Priv..e family wih fGrnisssd rooms ne honss pie.
dsrn inprovcments BreakfsA Y required Apply at q
VaFSek street..
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psARI.s PROM THE LAKES AND RIVERS or fHs
n, n,sd sss'es bought BY g. W PLUMB dsmcut broker
~ brosdray, New York Information afforded upon APP
,a, DsSonds ~atcbes jewelry, &C, bought and sold
: "ney y loan upou the sane.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

TO BOOK DEALERS WAIVED. LARGE HUMBEH
OF cooks q any descrior f3r which casa viii be PAID
Addfesa W, r. A., boz VI Herald ohSe.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANT ED-BY LADY, IN THE
~ vicinity of New York, easy Of by ca. steam
boat In private boarding house = pleasantly sused
farm The unexceptonsble references given and
quhed Address. stating terms DC, l. d. broadway Post
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REsTAUIkANTs.

u,RYY LUNCH AT THE NATIONAL SHADES NO 10
pricb street, daily, from N TO O'Clock A. N JANRe
a.sS cf me OLD shades rhses street.
!. 81 hoice liquors. wines and cigars.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A DELIGHTFUL AND COOL LOCATION. WITH
"A reduction In prires for summer mouths koo1
ana floors for families md snse
gentlemen; suits for spanish families 49, Eghh
street. continuation CLINTON place. third door east OF Broad.
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NOTICE tue COMMITTEE on SEWERS OF INV
IN Board Of C1fncmen, viii ON "Wednesday tho ri -
inst Al three NJ In The oace Of the Crntor Bosrd Psr
Yes having business before the committee rrques,si
attend. o. FBArf, Uomwpte~
A ]. NcgARfY ! on
oEo. ROSS, sevesa
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EoB EFavsswEsr AND DIEfss sALooN.
txures complete aud 20 let Inquire on the prem
zee, No. 3sA Pearl street,
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Ino,ssfcrl ICcxl,iaeroe.

Tae EsyorcsAL Norx FoR isGo-fhs elsctoral voto Ter
tsbe con- hred Of 2ee votes Tie adnisso, OF SSnoso's
viI thss number 30 three huSatcd aad shgad
Kspsss ard Oregon be admitted the sn,ifo vote ali be
tbrse hrnircd apd SIX, requiring ono hundred nod MY
four eheier If Persistent: OF ttr three hoairoi
and six there viii be hundred end .w.niy from shs
ssvehodipg ssts, aud hundred and eighty SIX from
sos non ssveholsng Stases. Ia the Charleston trapo
c,ags) Ccav~nscs, aajeE The t~o thrds rule, w re
qrire t~o hundred AID ro-r votes 10 make oonoatc5
II viii require eighty four Northern vces, src- vita tho
ubisd Ruth, 70 male o nc rainAloo.
ASEAysss EVICTION -we have fsy returns IRAN Vi
sceopd Cosgrcsscai district, II ~hl,h there rsro tire.
car djSe~ FOR ccogres, viz Rusi tbs icnccrsoe aSra
pee. Gov Ire~, Independents oemoorst aad Jonss IN
eepsraen. Tho vote fct coagre~naa IN isnissa, Qc>
cnss Caihoaa asd Clark courtes, tCsrr insoupless
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yaorsrs - General Paw ~ the venszueisn
ConSr~s.

fffoBi the tSrs0A B9tHNn bho'h, July ~ lsof
THO Nasiora Convention, considering that soe 2tircpe
ooneac, i,ay, roi al and clv " Geaera, jose Al
toEc Pacz sud bs ccresars dceii.y 70 The reYdoiiran
principles phioh proclaimed by vcnezosle IN $50,
have never beer inrsroa, but CO ths cOrvArt, nave
always rendered hun worthy 81 yo gratitude ~ na fss
otyrns srs that the prov Azure that proved
hcroc With b,' IN tho wsr nj inoepeodenoe, ms sp
potpsed him Is zee representative, resolved,
ART 1. rhe Nstiorsi Osnveutcn declares thai tnsy
you'd See wak unoocncoi sssfactn GepSssi Psas &C.
stored ts country and occupying 10 thsr midst tho
place for when No has bccr dee'snaet
Ar fne National Convention asrosescs "a into iieous
nj. thoee pubic whch, suce tns year lst, nsve
been crScv ~ deprive General psez o
hs rank, ae end honors, ssd ntnsa hie ~eu ceesvo'
fAma =. -
Ar The Ns,iosal Conventsn conveys .hls testimony
q their gratitude 1, the Authorities eno cftzens OF tas
Uuted states, Who with sigrai benevos,ce s,e xsne
ro-isy received and sheltered In their MIDST GenerA ~
Pses - -,
Ara e. The Provisional Freshest OF the rerr,lic "
hereby anborizct IT, sppon n.sioa 80 cosv shs
TIE is,ious cit yea. aad 10 ceny MIN N ma
return aad to oe'rsy ali ner~suy erpessss from mo
pss,rnni treasury for the dignity Of the fsrcnfs.
Gwen u vsnucs W no in ~ Sessions II tae hasonA
Convsnlion, thr lhsh Of Jolly, 1855
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I Ss~N ~
.o~ 'unerAit NON tee rcsdss "a a IA. $500. ~.
- es$ ny our'o swees, smas.s fst,n.s .aIl' -
~. EH|s<l mo'6'n9, = .'as 90,
us $780,. 1890, -Ass'sos sAi is,s ssc .s.ary n
svses In cu, peao.rur, .ao4 IN -. ifsnit sr1
AsSus.u &ss ~ Years and 0nonshs
tvTHNS~s" 90 md, "a q his son r..,,.~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

DGTKOIT, August Iy, 1853.
The Republican State Convention assembled here
TO day. end organized by the appointment of Austin
Blair, of Jackson county President After disposing
of unimp, business, the Convention proceeded
to the nomination OF State officers, which as far as
made, arc as foliows:-For Governor, Moses wisner,
Oakland ccunty; for Lieurenant Governor, Z. D.
Fairfield, of HIisdaie county; for Secretary OF
State. Nelson G. Isbel, OF Livingston county. The
Convention Is in session this evening" and probably
VIII not conclude its business Until tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

PosTL Avn. Me-, August 10. 1853.
One Of he most imposing military demonstrations
ever has n the State took place IN this city yeyter
day, on the reception Of the Montreal Ride Corps.
The day preceding ended by q lcvcc at the rosi-
dence OF the Mayor. During the review several per
IONS werc accidentally shot. Lieutenant Proctor, Of
the Boston FusilIcrs, received a blank cartridge 10
his arm; Charles Sutherland, member Of the High
laDders, vas shot In the thigh, and Corporal Lau-
tier, Montreal Rifles. usrrowIy escaped death, Q
charge passing through bis chapeau.