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The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
san, thinks that the late Democratic defeat IN New
York is to be accepted as good omen, because 1t
renders certain the nomination of Mr. SEWARD as the
antslayery candidate for the Presidency. The ques-
ton between the adverse parties viii then be fairly
met and finally decided. 1t viii be seen whether
the principles Of Mr.. SEWARD are to be sustained by
an entire section of the Union However New York
may go that crisis, il is believed that sufficient
number Of Northern electoral votes will be obtain
ed for the conservative candidate ensure his cleo
ton. Pennsylvania can decide the question in favor
of the Union.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE subscribers the stock Of the Spring Street Bridge
Company requested to meet the ONCE Of A. " 5.
Lindsey, k, Saturday. the 10th day Of December next
the purpose ef elecslng seven Directors
By order ot irEE coAssIsAToNKza
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the GrafenDers vegetable pm.
TAmmANY WOOD FOR SAIE

intend moving 70 the North viii sell the which
reside There nearly nne hundred acres Of Land
within and half miles Of Nashville improvements
coed. shall be Al home Tor about two Apply
On he place John Kirkman, Allen Allison or lanes
Flis. IN Nashville. ALEX j. PORTER
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The Opposition, embracing both Americans and
Republicans have carried New Jersey by bare
majority Of 1876 on Governor, while the Democrats
have carried the Legislature The Republicans
alone are in great minority in that State and no
candidate running Its distinctive platform can re-
egiTe its vote,
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BANKS IN GEuRGh.-Gov. BROWN, OF Georgia, in
his late message the Legislature OF That state re-
commends such a change in the criminal code that
suspension Of specie payment by any bank IN Geor-
gia shall lie deemed conclusive evidence OF fraud
on the part Of its President and Directors, and pun
ish the officers OF the bank for it, by imprison-
Reut in the Penitcntiary. without permitting them
10 show that It vas lot fraud.
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The wife OF OsSawattamie BEOwN was in Balti-
more the 9TH instant intending to start for Har-
oer's Ferry in the train on Tuesday morning. In
1}e course of the afternoon however, she received
a dispatch from the North, requesting her to return
immediately to Philadelphia, and she left again for
home in the evening train She is said to be about
IS years of age, very tall and masculine, and was
evidently in great distress Of mind.
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PuBI1c Printer IN MIssIssIPPI-We notice with
much pleasure the election by the Legislature Of
Mississippi of E. BARKsDALE. Esq, editor Of the
Mississippan, as State Printer Of our sister State
Mr. BARksDALE is one of the truest well as abest
Of Southern Democratic editors.
The compositor, BY the omission Of word, re-
versed the meaning of a sentence in our paper of
yesterday morning The sentence, occurring in the
article headed "Now and Then" should read thus
Agitation, as the editor Of the Ne'os well knows
had not been que!ledb by the legislation OF lo9e. me
fugitive slave law was fercely denounced anu
every attempt to enforce it added fuel 10 the hae
SUI LovESeOoD.-we are gratifed to be able to
announce that our friend GEORGE W. HARRIS, Esq,
has made definite arrangements with Messrs DICK
& F1rzGERALD, of New York, for the publication OF
handsomely illustrated edition of his SUIT LoTen
good" and other sketches. The merited fame of the
author. and the popularity of his publishers, will
secure for the work large and ready sale.
FArlrRE OF STATE GRoG SHoP.-The State Grog
Shop in Massachusetts, has fallen from grace. it
keeper the State Liquor Agent has been detected il
doetorng his brandies. so as to reduce 81 brandie
down to about the value Of IS, the agent of cours
pocketing the difference The experiment of pro
hibitory liquor law and of State. county and tow
agencies for selling liquor, seems likely to fail int
disgrace in Massachusetts, as well as every wher
/ else
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NUMBER tanning between 900 and acres
within OF an hours ride hy the Louisville and Nashville
karoad ami ga by Turnpike Of the city Nashville.
This Tract Of Land stua an excellent neizhborhood
has good improvements watsred nd
oher farming purposes and susceptible Of division into two
places
point Of location soil, WATER &C. stock grain to-
bacco farm, it is unsurpassed bg any the State.
Postoee churches, schools, aud Railroad station cenvenne
to the premises.
Terms easy, liberal time given. further paTuars APP
ply TO Jotn Sehon, OF the firm Of Seh0n Merritt Ne "A
Cedar Street, or at this Office. octiS-d&tE6m
DRIME OLD JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE
4 large lot at very reduced prices
sep20 8 AVE- Or
GACK sALTs--AbOut a,0Oe hassatlov hguEss.
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The Nashville Nelrs attempts to convict us Of in
consistency by quoting paragraph from our edito-
rial columns, and contrasting it with an extract
from communication signed SHIRLEY, in late is
sue Of this paper. The Neos seeks to produce the
impression that the language of our correspondent
is our own and complains that cannot understand
" h0s the UNION AND AMERICAN could have believed on
the Both Of October last that the Southern Opposi
ton were HeR at that time, displaying 4" devotion
to the Black Republicans which might almost
be called heroic" and inst twelve days afterEards
JeieUe that the Southern Opposition would not
combine with the Black" Republican party"
We should have thought that the shame and GER
tainty of exposure in the absence Of more honora-
BILE reasons. would have restrained our contempt
rary from the preparation of such gross and pal
pable injustice We shall not be again disappointed
by expecting fair dealing from that source.
To prevent any honest misapprehension OF our
sentiments growing out Of the CARRIED extract in
the Nelrs we will state that had reference 10 the
devotion displayed by the political managers, and
not by the great body of the Opposition, for their
Northern allies Our correspondent evidently al
ludes 10 the masses of the party, and he expresses
the belief that they too patriotic to enter into
combination against the South We are sorry that
they have not repudated the unprincpled trickseIs
and spoilsmen who would lead them into the very
arms of the Black Republicans
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The Nashville Banner, (Opposition,) the National
Era (Abolition) and the New York Herald, every
thing by turns. and nothing lOng) are engaged in
consultation about the restoration Of the Missouri
compromise. The Banner denounees the repeal Of
that measure as an act Of injustice and bad faith
on the part of the southern States to the Northern
members of the conederacy. The Herald takes ad-
vantage of this admission of the Bonner to demand.
in behalf of the North reparation for this injustice by
the restoration Of the compromise. But the Banner
having by its admission furnished material for agita-
tion against slavery declines to follow out its argu
ment to its legitimate conclusions and to advocate the
repeal Of the Kansas Nebraska bill The Abolition or
gan atWashngton here walks in. seizes the Banner $
admission Of the injustice and bad faith of the repeal
of she Missouri compromise, and takes sides with
our neghbor against its restoration
1t strikes Us as somewhat absurd for the Banner
to be joining in the camor Of the Black Republicans
against the Kansas Nebraska BILL when the law has
been actually executed and even its enemies admit
that its repeal would do no good Our neighbor IL
initiating the zeal of the Athenian lawyer, who late
Iy moved reversal of the sentence of Socrates.
THE Ba1rruoRE ELEcnoN.-The Richmond Eran1-
liner states that the validity of the late election in
Baltimore city is to be made matter Of contest.
The Reform candidates taking the initiatory
steps to dispute the title OF their opponents TO the
offices they claim. The attention Of the Legislature
will be Immediately invoked, and as that body, in
both branches is decidedly Democratic we hope for
a full investigation We trust that the returned
members will be Immediately eJected from their
seats, and new election ordered under such safe
guards and precautions the wisdom Of the Legis-
lature may devise 10 secure an honest expression Of
public sentiment
We presume that Messrs. HRmsoN and Preston
will contest. before the House of Representatives,
the validity Of the election of H. WINTER DAVIS and
J MORRISON HARRIS. We fear there is little 10 eX-
pect in this quarter. WINTER DAyIs'S cooperation
is too important to the Black Republican element of
the House and we doubt not they will strain every
point to retain him in his scat AT all events let
the contest be made and the facts spread before the
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cHAPTEz v.
Some Of the Troubles of Necie-EoIaa-A Friend in Need.
CHATTER VIZ.
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CHATTER II.
Henry CASTOR treatment by sharp.
LizEy Glenn finds in Mrs. CASTOR old Friend.
CHAPTER Z.
LIzzy Glenns Narrative to Mrs CASTOR.
CHAPTER II
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Hon. John L. Giiuer, the standard bearer Q,
the South Americans In Congress, is North
Carollniau. lie livcs in Greensboro. is lawyer
aud was State Senator for ten years previous
to his election to Congress in 1857.
E1-President Pierce left Boston On Thurs.
day afternoon, accompanied By Mrs. Pierce, en-
rout< for New York. where, early in January,
they etnbark for N4ssaa, the capital Of New
Providence, one Of the group Of The Dlhans
Islands e.
The Annapolis (ld.) Ga:<t4< announces
that since undergoing the operation Of lithoto:
ny Gov. Hick's health has steadily continued
to improve. He is now out Of all danger. and
will in q short time, VIC trust, be perfectly re-
stored. ::
The widow Of the famous Morgan. Of anti
Masonic notoriety, is noT resident Of the ri
ciui.y Of Memphis. Tenn. The APptal Of that
city says:-"she has been connected with
Leah Orphan AsJlunn since her advent here,
and her tabors in behalf OF the poor aud 1nfor-
tunate will not soon be forgotten by the recipF
ents Of her fASors." ......9f-
Some six years ago, says the Baltimore
Patriot. Martin F. Conway was Reading Clerk
in the First Branch Of the City Council of this
city, and Wm. II. II. Turner was member
didates for The Clerkship Of the City Circuit
Court; which WAS juat then established under
tho new constitution. They went before the
Democracy in day-!ight yote, when Mr. Tur-
ner received majority, and Of course the noui-
nation and election Shortly after :his defeat
Nr. Conway migrated to Kansas, and coon be-
Came warm Kepublicau-as active for thas
week Mr. Turner loses his Office as Clerk, and
Mr.. Conway comes to Baltimore on his way TO
Washington, as representative Of the Repub-
lican party in Congress-.
, 1859-12-24


We witnessed an incident yesterday, on one
Of our railway carr, that might be considered
On excellent illustration OF some propositions ia
Ar. Bellows last lecture ,.,: -: =.
We were FIRST IN ihe car. but gentleman
soon entered, who, in appearance, was one o!
the, most refined individuals ne ever mel: lie
| had not been long seated when friend OF oura
| entered, and sat down near the conductors s
door.
"An unpleasant night, SIR" said The Grst com.
| er: "better sit up here-she conductor will be
/ constantly opening the door. =. +
Our friend took the advice, md pulled a small
! pocket edition OF fayorite autbor from his
| pocket, and began to read. The weakness
Of the light, however, soon caused him to de-
sist, aud return the volume 10 its accustomed
niche.
+'You read tho neglected authors sir, I per-
ceiTe. remarked his companion: Few pasen-
gers on city railroad cars travel with Proper
tins in their coat. Dickens End Thacke my,
Curtis aud Reed would be no noyc!ty. Will you
pardon my Ioquncity and inquisitiveness- ii
ask why you seect Propertins, when you might
carry the more beneGiing friend y ho has not
Quilted ma in my travels from Pekiu 70 Peru" !"
He pulled out well worn copy Of the Horace of
the forty commentators, and began u conVersa-
ton on the Latin poets Of the Augustan era.
which displayed q very brad knowledge Of
classic literxture. During the ride he evsnced
knowledge Of come four or Eve European
languages, and 50 excited our friends curiosity
thut he could not relrain from asking him if be
we're an American.
"Yes, sir, yes-a Kentuckian; suppose am
right in styling you Vermonter."
Our friend pleaded " nut guilty." md contin-
ued the conversation. The principal aim Of the
kentucki4n seemed to be to to impress bis
hearcr with the necessity of doing something to
elevate American morality, which be took to be
At very low tbb. "The law Of mum ~t taum."
said be, ais less regarded here than in any
country have visited; and while we consider
ourselves the sharpest people in the world, we
are preycd upon by those possessing not one
tenth Of our seeming sense. Religion is on
everybody's lip, and in no ones heart. When
/ see The greedy immortality that charac-
terizes cur trading classes here, my heart
sinks within NE; und l cannot help feeling
that this great liberty Of ours is verg;ng
to desire tur taking liberties with everything.
But here | I'M: good night, sir" He pulled
the check-string, and was getting ont Of the car
when the conductor stopped him, and said to
him, "Giye thai gentleman hispocket book aud
watch. if yau please"
-"Certainly," said the Classic gentleman, with
out the slightest change { conntenance "cer-
tainlr. You see, sir, that even ain habitual ae-
quaintance with tue classic authors Is not sulli.
clent TO eradicate the natural desire Of sppropri
ton from the heart Of man.
The fellows cool impudeuce, was such that
the owner Of the pocket book aud watch desired
the condactorto to let him 60. ~ hare my prop
erty, and do1't wish to appear against him;
besides, l leaye town in the inornisg."
, 1859-12-24
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