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JiMES'S LAST AND BEST.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFE~S SALE.
DY virtue of two executions 90 directed and de,
ID livercd nom the honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tennessee, at iIs May Term ISIS
viii expose 10 sale To the highest bidder, for cash
the Court house yard gate IN the city Of Nashville
SATU RlIAY, THE FOURTH DAY or sEI'T EMI5E1R,
1855, all the right, title, claim and interest and
tate which Edward smith then had, or may have since
acquired ia aud 10 the following described tract
piece of land IN Davidson county of tennessee
bounded as follows; beginning al the corner Of Bell
vile aud Hamilton streets, running thence with said
Bcylle street 400 feet IN 20 feet alley, thence with
said alley 100 feet to Holt street. thence with Holt
street 400 feet Hamilton street, thence with Ham
pn Ia the beginning 2Ss feet being levied on
a : tile property of Edward smith - satisfy two
judgments rendered IN favor Of Clement ST. Holt
az iinst said Edward smith.
JAMES II. HINTON.
aug 2-td Sheriff OF Ihvidsoa county.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
JULY RULES, 1853.

Lucinda Sanders, }
: Bill FOR Divorce.
Thomas sanders,
TT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
4 ter, from the allegations Of the bill hlei this
cause, that the defendant, THOMAS SANDERS, Is
resilient OF the State Of Tennessee, that the ord
nary process NJ law cannot be served on hun; II is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
iatriuJ.s newspaper hishci in the city Of Nash
Vulc Tor thirty sucreSsv" dy $, requiring the said de-
fcndanS tu appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, t. be held ia the city of Nash
willie, the second Monday IN September next, then
and there 20 plead, answer denur To compliments
bill, the will be taken pro CunlcssO and set
down for hearing cx partc.
DAVID C. LOVE,
jy3O-w4t Clerk and Master.
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Having purchased Mr.. MIanahan' 5 interest in ths
goods, We have taken IN partners in our bnsius,.
Dixon A Allison and John Il. johnson. We shall con-
unue at our old stand, where viii be pleased 10
meet our Ola friends and merchants generally
Being anxious 10 cut down present stock as low
as possible preparatory 10 fall purchase we will
oer inducements IN prices 10 those wishing % replen
lsn ther STOCK We shall be glad all times 10 re-
ceive their orders and will do our best 10 mi Them
satisfactorily. ~
Juncl4 ALLISON ANDERSON g. m
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Soda FuunI.

Walls, HDoIEE X 60. inform the lovers of Soda Wa
ter thattLey have received and have IN operation
the Nichols celebrated soda FOuats entirely
new patent, the most complete one Of the Kind
tuI- Their assortment OF syrups inferior to
Il the citv aprl2
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ST. LOUIS, August 13.-The river is falling
half an iueh per hour.
All the upper streams are receding-
LOUISVILLE. August 13-Tlie river is rising
slowly with tour feet four inches water IN the
canal.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.

u LI III LIS, 1895.
James McManus,
= llll for Divorce
Lacy Ellen MCAllIIus.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction ct the Clerk and
Master fTuin the allegations la the bill filled in this
cause, that the defendant, Lucy tlion McMauus rs
uou-I Csdcut of the state OF Tennessee that the
ordinary process oi law cannot bu served ON her. IL
as therefore ordered that publication be made in the
tatrut, newspaper published IN the city OF Nash
vile. tor thirty successive days, requiring the said
defendant Ia pear at tie next term OF the Circuit
Court Of DAVIDSON county, Ia De held n the city of
Nashville the second Monday IA September next
uicu and there a. plead, answer or dsmur t.
plIH,uts bill, the viii be taken pro CuncssO
and set down tor hearing Iirte.
DAVID e. LOVE,
jy29-wtt Clerk and Master.
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ay~ Messrs CASE x GEE have just fitted
up and opened the Eclipse Livery and Sale
Stable, Vat No. T. Market street. Their horses,
buggies and carriages are hard to beat, and
We commend them and theirs to the public.
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A SPLENDID GOLD WATCH for $50, only SIS re-
IA quircd IN advance, the balance To be sent
as soon as the Watch is received in good order. The
undersigned, importers of Watches and Manufactur-
ers U Jewery, would dispose of large stock of ele-
CANT Gold Watches on the most liberal terms pur-
cbasers and agents. We warrant the Watches good
time pieces, Scli gold eases, fu icweled patent Ie
vers, such sell in the country from $40 $50,
aud which selling at the low price of $50 each .
We want agents in every section OF the country to
whom we are paying commission Of SIS cash for each
Watch sold, for the name of each purchaser sent
with the first payment $50. We give the local Hgcn
cy 70 the first person becoming purchaser in any
nelghhoThood, and viii pay him the above named
commission for every Watch be sells thereafter Any
competent person can havea travelling agency, whi"h
by having Of these Matches ~ as "A sample can
be made 10 pay better than any business know Of
An agent when sending for his own Watch and the
agency order Watches for other customers IN the
package by RENTING the s. each, his commits
90 be retained OF the final payment of SIS
each.
by special arrangement with European manu-
acturers, aud by taking advantage Of the present low
wages which prevail in the manufacturing districts
are preIargtt Z" say tAtngly, that we can fur
n~h Gold Watches al a less price than was otter
cd in this any other market BESIDES this Gus
toners Will obEin their Watches from first hands, in
stead OF paying as usual the profits OF the Importer,
luther Rzailer, dc.
Any person desiring to secure an agency or obtain
elegant Gold Watch tor their use, can remit MS
the drst S. by mail, when the Watch viii be immsdi-
atcly sent a. any part o the country the remainder
$50 Ia be forwarded IA receipt uf the Watch
As the public have frequently been swindled by Bo-
gus EtsrITtss, take pleasure in referring 10 the
following substantial ami well known business houses
of which VIII youCh for the legitimate reli-
be and honorable character OF this business.
B. vi. X l.. A. WHIiIOCk CO., Wholesale Grocers,
l3 B-ekman St. y.
A. 5. BARNFs X CO., Book Publishers, 81 & So John
ST, y. y.
wM A. HAYWARD x co, Jewellers, eos Broadway,
y. y.
A. McCoNoCHIE & co, Commission Merchants, 43 4
- Broad st. y. y.
j. W. L. STURGIS son, Wholesale Greoers, a5 Front
Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Address, j. c. BEERS X Co,
No. Maiden Lane, y. Y.
ss- Persons viii be particular IN sendiag their ad-
dfess, u give the Town, County and state
,eJu-wlm(vl
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Dp Gflfgrapb.
THO atlantic Cable.

ST JOINS, August l3.-The Electricians re-
port the telegraph cable all right The re-
cording Instruments are not yet arranged.
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MAYOR Atty.

r. We are authorized 10 announce Gen. Ii. r. d.
Cheafhan a candidate for Mayor Of the 'hy
of Nashville IL the ensuing election aug3-te
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Misfrllaneons.
Change of Schedule.
.szz.zs.5 - Co. So
$500 EssfEyy. - 80 - sEeESG
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
RS DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ga
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

an and after SUNDAY, JULY IIth 1858, the Pas
" senger Train will as follows
Leave Nashville daily at A NJ. and 2:30 p. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at22O P. NJ. and IS A N.
Leave Chattanooga AT . 4. NJ and =. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville NJ 80 T. NJ. and $40 A. u.
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the follow
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s5- Mr. WILLIAM GILL has been aPp"in'eu our
ROUTE Agent tins cits', and is authorIzeu ie'e'o
and receipt for any moneys due TINS ohice'
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zsa.,<ss. yvanted Immediately, 10 600

Ai.A%&-ss3 men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books IN America. IHyalids, meclan-
les, farmers and teachers wishing To- travel, viii End
this very profitable ana pleasant business, enabling
them To the country ana make money at the
time. Agents now in the business are clearing from
81 800 per year. For full particulars, ana
list Of Books, address II. N. EUIISUN. queen City,
Publishing House, III Main street, Cincinnati OHIO;
I living East, y. BULlSJN, Philadelphia, Pa
.l.-ly
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. IA. 1858.

COTTON-Nothing doing in cotton.
WHEAT-We continue to quote at IS for
prime red; and 75c for prime white.
Business generally dull.
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THE RIvER-There are about Is inches
water on Harpeth shoals, the river stil! falling
slowly.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

VIE urn OF ALLISON, ANDERSON zoo, COM
l. passed of And Allison, ]. Anderson and M. u
" l-ahahan, was by mutual consent dissolved on TIE
ist uay "i June, by the retiring Of Mr.. MIanahan
rom the hrm And. Allison and T. Anderson are
alone authorized 20 wind up the business of the old
=. IN. inOse indebted 10 the late firm requested
70 make payment without delay and those having
chlihs against the same viii present them for nay
heht- ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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DIR. s,ENG,S DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

YFAF<.rs<xs DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for
~ sT-~<-seS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
who has devoted his attention the
of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended 90 Il practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from H!Jud cious medical treatment
or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings Dspensary
is No - Dcadcrck street, between Cherry and the
square, second story, where he cures aIlSeascs of
private nature.
GoNoEEHEA cured without nauscious medicine
reference with business
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date eileCtuay cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where "A structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases o! the skin growing
ont OF neglect or bad treatment, can be cleCtually
cured IN "a few days
SEMINAL WEARNEs-lurtcuiara attention ha wing been
gwen this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out OF Il, brought un IA many cases by the de
strBctvc habits OF inCOHsderate Youths and exCGS-
siyc Indulgence of the passions neglect OF which VIII
undermine the constitution rendering the subject UNFIT
business society and causing premature Old age.
Females who may he labpriug with any difficulty OF
tie Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating
their uasc Zee enclosed directed to Dr. A King
No D peadurick street Nashville, Tenn, VIII have
lhe necessary medicine 10 their address, with
.rssary directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
1ours from O'Clock IN the morning until In the eve
ling iSly26-Ind&wly
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arrived.
River NRWA

New YORK, August 13.-The steamer Stal
of the West has arrived.
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Ggeat Bargains at No. p Public
square.
We will offer our entire stock of goods at
cost, for cash only for few days to make
recon- for our Fall Stock Now is the time for
rerybody 10 get cheap goods. Call soon or
you will miss the chance.
iy27. &c. NICHOLSON q co.
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STEAM-ENGIkES AND CIRCULAR saw HILLS
THOS. j. NANCE,

Is prepsrd O. furnish and PET up Steam Engines and
Circular -As and Machinery sssssrai.y, % the
best inpruTpa style al the short notice hesEs
hand fur sale the Norcr0~s Patent clreasar Mia
Aessrs johnson, Weaver 4 Co, Nashville. Team.
lahas-wfv
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JUN IILFs'I Ihlo,
Evira Ann Davidson

hSH' Np N. i''''''H nm for piroree.
William Il. Davidson
IT appearing the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Mas
ter, nom tv allegations IA the bill hed this cause,
that the defendant, William II. Davidson l. a resi-
dent uf the state IT lcungsvc that the ordinary
process oi Law cannot he scrNrd him. therefore
ordered that publicallun be- made ia the Patriot, a
newspaper published va tc city Uf Nashy lie for thirty
successive day requiring the said defendant Ia APP
at the ucNt term 81 the Circuit Court of davidson
county IA by llcd az tr ~ Nusby lie the 2Dd
Monday lusept Der neal thea and ticr, plead
or drinur "a mpainats bl, t saline viii be ts-
ken pro coursso and down tvr he, ring cx parte.
DAVID 4. LOVE,
iy2i-iiu Clerk and Master.
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Magazines for August.
KsOSt sSNlcc.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1858.
TNROM and after the 81 Of APril, the Post Office wl
Il be opened on sundays at hal.- past 4. NJ, anI
close at o =. NJ open again at . =. NJ and close at
z. NJ On all other days the ONCE will bc opened AT
hall past o. Oclock A. NJ, and close att = O'Clock, +.
NJ 5 K. ANDERSON, Post Master.
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Cbanfcrp Sales
Store House on Union street.

VIM. H. Evans, Admir- Of Charles NJ Elliston dec d..
Margaret EllIston and others
DN virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, ia the above cause, Viii oii,<t,r sale
AT the Court house IN this city, on SATURDAY THE
4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NENr an undivided fourth
interest in the store house the north side of Mon
street IN this city and al present occupied by Eston
Il Matthew'S but in case no satisfactory bid be made
for said fourth interest viii proceed at the same
time and place TO sell the whole Of said house
ana lot The lot fronts about on Union street
and runs back about - feet 90 alley six feet vide
Terms d and II months credit with interest from
date notes with approved security, payable ia Bank
required and lien retained. sale free from equity or
redemption. J. D. GLEAVES,
Jy29-td Clerk and Master
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DAY ROAsSDERS.

4 few gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BoARp nv Immediate Application No. IS, North Mar
ket street anSZ-u
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Preparatory Department
or
FRANKLIN COLLEGE,
rfve Miles Fas. of Nashville Tenn

THE PRINCIPAL beszl cave - call IRE attention Of
Il tils Citizens Of Nashville hsd Yicinty a. Tie ad-
vantages q ths Scooi, fur the moral, social and
literary culture Il yoath.
In asking patronage be wishes SIMPLY present
the commissioned - TIE ecfsal, The ioexton
regards health, puFe watsF, convenient distance
from the cry, nd general kslstarg Influences could
not be more desirable The pupils wli beard IN the
family 81 The Principal aud every Be taken
render their sdTancement certain aud lasting Tbs
charges ios o. be 10 obstacle 10 those ho
wIs.l % educate thsls sous warts
The next scsszsn commences ga the ist Monday N
September.
c. X BARNtS, Principal.
Frankiin Celiege, Tenn, aass-lw
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open One hour before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase OF Tickets. 1t
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave ON the \. NJ. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time TO Richmond ~ hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half and New York
three days This is the cheapest and best from
Nashville to the East
New Orleans passengers leave the 2;3O p. NJ
Train, arriving at Memphis in time Ia for New
Orleans, on the evening of the next day. and 20
thi Ough with boats without detention at Memphis
Those Tor McAlinnvue, Sparta, and BeeTsheba Springs
leave Nashville CA the 230 p NJ Train which con
meets directly At TuliahonIa with the Train for AcMiuu
vile. Persons leaving NcNmuyI!e IA the niorHIu.
arrive at Nashville at $50 p. NJ.
At Nashville, there boats which leave daily for
SmIthiand, ana connect with boats Tor different places
on the OHIO and Mississippi rivers also, daily line Of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival of the night express.
BY this change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct at Stevenson with UP and
down day Trains, causing delay {, Nashville and
Eastern Passengers, ana one hour Is gained the
former = hedule IA gong Memphis from. Nashville
C. l.. ANDERSON,
jylO-u. General Ticket Agent
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oNTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
Magnificent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3, 80 Tfzes amounting to--.... S32U, 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 So

TO BE DRAWN

p3-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of receiving IL.
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Circuit Court ut Nashville.
JULY RULES, 1898
Mary Eliztbeth oguu

Mary Eztbeth oGuu
= BIZ for Divorce.
Joseph j Onutt.
1T appearing q the satsiat tInu OF the Clerk and
i Master from the allegations the bill flied IN thus
cause, that the defendant Joseph j. OlIdt a non
resident OF the state of tennessee that the urd
nary process of law cannot be served ON hiui; It Is
therefore ordered that publication be made the
Pdty0t, a newspaper published ia the city Of Nash
willie, Tor four successive weeks requiring the sad
defendant "a appear at tie next term Of the Circuit
Court Of davidson cuuaty, 10 he held city OF
Nashville Ou the 2nd Monday Ia september next, then
ana there a. pload, answer dcmuT "a conpltinants
bill the viii he t,Aen pro conIesso and set
down for bearing idrtc.
DAVID 4. LOVE,
iy-S-Vy4t Clerk and Master
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

guarantee. Any other would be violence
offered BY individuals against individual;
aud would fall within the jurisdiction Of The
loci al auth critics and Courts.
But II any doubt should still remain.
tina, the protection OF the Government Of
the States is .hs object. til, wording Of tbs
gu,rnntee would sulice TO remove 1t. |,
expressly provides. that the protection shall
be- on tho application Of the Legislature Of
die State, or its Executive. II its Legi,la.
lature cannot be convened and thus vs.ls
ia the Government Of The STATE. and no, the
Federal Government, the right To de,ermins
whether there has been case Of domestic
violence or not; aud also Of tbs necessity
and propriety Of applying for protection.
l, is only on such application that the Fed,
,ral Government hss any right whatever to
interfere. This provision. Of itself. would
strongly indicate that the Government was
the object of protection but as strong NJ
the indication il OF itseli. It will be greatly
strengthened by advering to the reasons for
inserting it, deduced from the character Of
our system of government.
q" In our complex system. the objects for
which governments are instituted. are dyi,
ded between the Federal aud State Gov,
erumeni. The FORMER is the common gov.
ernment Of all the States; aud 10 II is
specially delegated tia powers necessary
to carry into Ell .ct all the objects IN which
they have common interest. The latter
are the separate aud peculiar government.
OF each. aud 10 them and the people, all
the other powers sre reserved Among
them are embraced those that refer to tue
internal peace and safety OF each State;
to the governments Of which. It exclusives
~ belongs TO determine what may endan.
rer or destroy them and the measures
proper to be adopted to protect them. |.
- IN strict accordance with this dis,ribu.
ton, tina, protection. in case of domestic
violence, should Ice on application Of the
Government of the State against which Il
i. directed Whist adds to the force OF tho
reasoning l., that the provision is omitted
in the ulher two enstautees, When tia
cause 90 Inserting q does not exist last
il does not in the case oil INVASION, Is clear;
AZ ali that appetlalns To the foreign ar exs
tetjor relations OF the State4, belongs. IN
the dist, ,6u,on, 10 the Federal Govern.
ment and accordingly embraced among
the delegated lights. icuee. it is inside It's
duty. to act. ia that ease. without waiting
the application OF the toyetnmeu, OF the
State invaded The reason OF It's omission,
in the case OF the gusrsntee OF fepobh.
eau form Of government, - though less oh
yiou.. is not less stfone. as | shsll show
when come 10 consider II.
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The Democrats ol Harrison couuty viii
bear in mind that the Democratic County
on the 2jlh OF May
The Democrats Of the dlncren, Beats
will meet on the fist Monday in May and
eppoin, delegates.
There /. ample time for full aud fair
Convention, aud let u. have one that will
command united action.
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CuRs ron ruE BIrr OF A MAD Doc.
Il winter 10 III. National lu,elligencaf
says that sprils Of haHshorn isa certain
remedy Tor the bite Of mad dog. The
wound. he ndis. should be constantly
balhed with 1t. aud three or four doses. di.
lated. taken inwsfdly during the day,
The harl'horn decomposes. chemically the
virus 'esinustsd iato the wound. aud imms
distely sllep and destroys it. d.Iete,ious.
ness. The writer. who resided in Brazil
Tor some tinls. frat tried It for the bite OF y
scorpion. and found tina, it removed pain
aud Inflammation nlmos, instantly. sabss>
Jasntly. he tficd IL for the bite oil the rattle
s"ake. with similar success. At tho sug.
gssilon OF the writer. Al old frieud aud
physician tried it in cases Of hyd,oplobis.
ard always With success
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-03

The Senate, aller continuous eNpcfi.
mtn}4l session from Monday morning TIL
bad gast =, o'clock nn ln"sday morning.
upou Go, l.scompieu constitution. adjours-
ed To- a lrw honrs o. tc.ass,mbling at
twelve. tic opposition announced their M
iigiliuni, which was that the debate should
bee closed on Monday next. therefore, We
nNy expect the passage oi the bill by the
Senate, aud the tran -rr at the direct guess
iiou Of h.. ~d.ri,sion Kansas under the
Lacompton constitution To tue House uf
Representatives..
| be onl, remaining jouh, of any nousn,
IN cenuectio" with ibs l-crmp,on cons,-
tuition hes ia the House 81 Representatives..
We presume That the ''.t OIL, of Nun,so,
Ia aud hsn.as "ti pass lhr senate b,
hnu5.nmc malpuA, sud ice elrar aal a
JrHutJe shape, but The proceedings ol ibe
lust 0erk ~ So ia lle llan.r indicate DIS.
rrrs's AMI doulllu Struggle 90 that quarter.
\ lA.ij puty in thll booty - smHh thtt
a. has hrteta ore been overlooked --apprtts
to have u4do ihe discovery that 1t ho.ds
ino balance # power upon Lecompion. maj
with lb. discovery It has betrayed a dispo>
sltlDh, CIV" WY ~ Nv" "'n'f, 10 TURN " 70
soue practical account
We n.iui- to the South Americans. or
the han dozen Know Nothing members
f,..,,tb. s,,th.tn S,at.s Tam. ia th. in,
sincl- OF Know Nolhingism, tbs lliilr gang
al south Americans era evidently IN The
market aud at The disposal OF the highest
political bidder. We bad a uicc ilustra-
ton OF the fa''ns principles OF these hno"
Nothing traders upon small capital "a the
tate election '' 'hs speaker "i oar Assem>
ny a. ''b'"F 'hey would re'6Hp', have
cle'kship OF two, hat rs tia, psfl, made
no definite promise OF tie sort. the ZACH a
lantern men were gulded h., their peculiar