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Cd great public service to Tie CnOH have acees
sas and hope AttrAeFsl readag community the
history Of The formation Of his Uaon, and Of The spirit OF
Which il grew, and Of the spirit which aauinseI
carrying the noble vessel safety through every danger nezriy
seVentyyears
~Ihaye male all this knowledge assessbe every resuz
man and knOwisdse is POEersspeciay political poWer-and
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slate beuedcay for the country Ital and
which often norfify himself That object
Ahgdement and high hnt the hgest The highest
lies among the most exalted Of human actions among object
which would reconcile distracted Union hy showing
pies Of moderation. Of justice, Of mutual defence, which joined
together and kept tOgsser Tbs Abridged Debates will
abound examples from o. sub noble characters
will eOmmand VeneratOn and imitation
THOMAS II. BENTON
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THIRTY YEARS VIE


A HISTORY OF THE WORKING OF TIE AMERI
CAN GOVERNMENT FOR THIRTY YEARS.
Prom $50 to 1850.
Chiefly taken from the Congress Debates the Private Papso
Gen jackson, AMI speectes Of ex-senator Bentoas
with his actral View Of Men and Afsirs;
with Historical illustrations, and notices Of
eminent deceased Contemporaries
BY THOMAS H. BENTON.
WrrH Az AUToBIOoRAPHscAL sKErc ArTHoRs Lin;
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A Coon MoyE.-They are getting up petition 10
the Legislature in Frederick, Jefferson and Clarke
counties in Virginia, praying for the passage OF an
act exempting one slave for every family from legal
process.
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INSURANCE.
Policies Issued and Renewed
BY
Mia Sh &c M arr
IN THEIR WELL KNOWN
INSURAN nee COMPAN IEsl
AND
Losses Promptly Paid.
moves NO. . COLLEGE STREET.
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Great Change.

The Murfreesboro' Ne,os, which always talks to
the point truthfuy says that papers In Tennessee,
that only few weeks published articles in favor
of a speedy union between the American and Re
publican parties terms alike honorable to both,
are now as silent the grave the subject of that
union. They are now in favor of new party, a
third party, though there is no room for one. nor
any necessity for such thing. This is a sudden. a
great, most remarkable change in the tone of a
portion Of the Opposition press 1t has evidently
been produced by powerful force Of public opin-
lou, directed against Black Republican excuses
Many happy unions have been prevented by un-
toward circumstances. We grayely suspect that
the conduct Of old Ossawatimie spoiled one we'd
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Washington adviees state that our Minister to
Spaiu who is about to return on leave of absence,
to the United States, represents that Mr. BUCHANAN
has not abandoned the project of acquiring Cuba,
but will propose new measures for that end There
fore the message may contain something quite fresh
this subject.
1t is not probable that we shall welcome the ia
panese commissioners in Washington next spring
1t is said that the present advices OF the Emperor
are hostile to the treaty and TO the embassy But
the United States frgate Powhattan will be In read
mess to take them in February If they are to come
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Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR n. KARkALIES
TETOULD state to those wishing empOv bis srVces, Tat
Nv be has few hours AZ the disposal Of pupils
Terms Of Instrumental lessons taken By the session SO
per Il by the NOR IN s2 per month Cuya
ton Of the voice ng sj session. lnvsr ably in ID
vance, and dednon allowed tos charges any
ApPlicatiouion be made Bsnson MeClures Music
Store d3m
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To STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Nashville a GhatIanOOga R. r.. {

MEETING Of he Stockholders IN the Nashville ard Chat
n tAnOoga Railroad Company will be held al Murfseboro
Tuesday, the 18th Dsoeer which t reports
Of the Directors other oe will be read and TIE fol-
loving election viii be held q the place de1
manage Affairs Of sad COmpauy for TIE ensuing
year.
Sockh0deF usual By showing their certificate Of Stock 10
the Conductors carfe the meeting ard election
Ehoe they prefer, and tack sntts
18th, 18th and 18th Of December.
noysO-td ". @. GLEAVEs, se.'r
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The election of United States Senator, to succeed
the Hon JOIN J. CRIrrESDEN, will be held by the
Kentucky Legislature on Monday next. The two most
prominent Democratic aspirants Hon. JOIN c.
BRECKENRIDoE and Hon. JOHS C. MASON. The latter
gentleman seems to be the fayorite of Mr. GUTHRTEs
friends.
The following letter has been addressed by the
Democratic members to the various Democratic
aspirants for the Senatorial seat Their answers
have not yet been published
FRANKFORT, Ky, December s. 1852
DRAR SIR: As the Legislature will soon be called
upon to select United States Senator, and as your
name has been mentioned in connection with that
Office we, as members Of the Legislature and OF the
Democratic party regarding the constitutional rights
of the Southern States paramount to all other pO-
Htical considerations desire Incompatible with your
feelings that You would give us your views on the
following questions
by you uphold an endorse the opinion of the
Supreme Court of the United States in the bred
Scott case
Do you believe that Congress possesses the const-
tutonal power 10 pass laws Tor the protection OF the
citizen in his property in the Territories, including
property in African slaves and If so. would you,
as United States Senator, introduce and advocate
the enactment of such laws as would give efficient
remedies for the protection Of all such property
therein should lhe Territorial Legislatures fail to
give the necessary remedies and protection thereto
or enact laws uufriendly to slave property
NB-Later advices from Louisville state that
the Hon. JNo c. BRECKENRIDGE has been nominated
for the Senate by his party in caucus.
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For Rent.

FINE Tract Of LAM continuing sixty i've acres well i'm
~ proved having hanis1me and convenient brick
rooFns-outhOGses and Extensive stabngs
desirb located places In the negh
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mslinz fine view OF the city and suburbs The Tract beinE
under good fence from its ProN tothe
admirably adapted for market garden dairy With this
Tract Of Of IS be obtained also the prVesof
adjoining tract Of land containing 100 acres
For and further particulars apply TO JOHN T. SEHONs
Of the firm Of Sehon 4 Merritt No. "a Cedar Treet
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AND
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CRISP'S GAIETY.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9TH
great 9ragean, Mr. james Anderson and Miss Agnes
Rlsgorhy will appear Mr. Anderson In his world famed
character,
CHARLES DE MOORE,
In the great Tragedy the ROBBERS in Whd he stand unr
vailed and alons To conclude with
PERFECTGONS
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
yEyHE regular packet JOHN aAULr, J. II.
BcsrE Master aad G. 7. REEDEa Clerk will slsstSA
depart as abcvs Monday next, l2th inst. ~
o'clock.
For freight n pas age apply on b ard or to
deeiO-St HARRISOO, Eg't
junction Place,
FOur Mites from Nashville on the Mur-
freesbOrO Road, for Sale or Rent
yuyHIs BEAUTIFUL pleasant and desirable re-
sdcncss in ths vicinity Of Nashville The Plaes contains
u grOdnda COED garden, lots dwelling
stables, carriage house, spring house and
excellent Apply 70 Alexander Fall Eashyilie,T
7. TANNING,
decs-d4t So Jaskssn College
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TUJHE large aud convenient Store the North side
Public sq1sre occupied By ADtsy Gibson Co.
For terms apply to Mr. ADAHsOr
dec2-E ANDREW EWING.
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NH In store EfeurBOn and Rye WHISKY
W bsus 6 cid WhiakY ts0yCsrs ago pare nd ~
elsasl LRLLHkfr = ANITA
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BOOK

Debates in Congress,
FROM 1870 1856.
From Gales sesi0ns Annals Of coaersss; fre tsr Rey
Ter Of Debates, and from the 0sscial Reported
Debatssby JOha c. RiVes
By ths Author Of The Thirty Ye.rs vi,v
To be completed in IS vols pages each; couorin b.
nov contained in over one hundred volumes, eleven
volumes Of which have tesa issnea
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UATK ts day soId ny interest in The BOOK. Rorod
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NEW MUSIC. NEW music.
ECK,S mHSUr sraRE
NEW FIBM.
UAGAN a TREANOR.

Bookssliers and Dealers in Periodicals, Stationery A.
No. G Uaion street.
WKYOTID resutfuily give noes that they will continls n
The sane business contacted By iagan Johnaco Ala
would pleased receive Tie euso1 90 leAly os en-
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HAVE OF these Heaters AMI Furnaces FOR ug
with pure air ami FentlStng Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings, Halls, Churches StCre &C, wt0ut Re
They powerful He1ters and greatest fuel
large heater warming
using quality Of coal that ordinary coal
would require
them put up and in successful operation
Churchesand Stores in the city and will guarantee that they
I represent them
Pamphlets giving full description and Of parties who
have them in use, sent By mail.
wv WILSON,
dec9-dtEEE9t II Coiegs Street.
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AR M STR ONG q CO.,
No, ca Market Street.

KASgT7LLE TEBRE&EE
NNIE have hand NIL and complete assortment of
w MACHINEs, IMPLEMENTS, &c, EIea Es oaor 4
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

80 the bill passed. Us secOnu ftdulfB.
On motion of Mr.. LANE, the Senate adjourned to
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WILL OPEN
On Tuesday, December q, 1889,
For a short Time only,
J. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA!

TNHIs magnificent Painting commences with Chaos and
nues down in historical order to the Raty lons CaTity
containing than nifty Of the sublime and interesting
scenes In the Bible
Exhibitions night Doors open az 6 70 at
~ O'Clock precisely Tickets 30 to Be- bad the eoor
Children under 10 years and half prise eNhibi
ton Wednesday and Saturday, afternoon for families and
sshOOs. Doors a. o'clock TO commerce az prcy.
Schools In parties, accompanied By their teachers " be a1
ted 70 the afternoon exhibition at 20 cents.
II , Explained BY Mr.. Tio0lt dec6-im
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Splendid BUILDING Lots I'm the Vicini-
~ of Nashville for sale.

WE Offering FOR sac lbera 3 bcaEiifll
W Building Lots coutainirg nom - Tie
Lots 'front.' TIE Middle franklin and Broad Street. Pixies add
Avenue between tne pixies Many Of ana
lp timbered and have them The hne ty
about3 miles from city. SeishborhOod equal TO
des2 , q r " BROWN.
VXTR have also 69H o. land 2K miles from
w city, the Broad -teet Pike. This Land BE- dfv
ded into beautiful Building Lots by tie purchaser Wiz
deG9 JEERw BsoWN
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
VNTE have from go 20 30 Negroes for sale sssapl
w cash, at % Cedar Street.
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IN nnn LBS. Prime Feathers;
HU.UVU To- lbs Ginseng;
lO.0o0 lbs Beeswax
10. 900 bushels Dried ADples
dssl-H HARDY BRorHERA
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J. J. WoMACK, Sec'y.
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Christmas Christmas
LOOn HERE.
FOR RENT.

you want TO hnd the bert assortment in the city, Of Toys
Fancy Articles Par0f Ornaments Rocking Horses Willow
Vsre Pianos, Sheet Music, and MusirAl In truments
Go TO LJCKS Music and Fancy Store Church Street,
Ia
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and Kentucky Railroad.
E@RRM@E NLzEEEM

TEVRAINs vii run IS f0loWs, sundaJs ezcFpted:
Leave Nashville al ? o'clock ? n.
Arrive at Red River at ; o'clock Il
Leave Red River 6;45 A "
Arrive al Nashville a. go A ~
Stages connect at Red River for iIopkinsvills.
dse3 A ANDERSON. Chief Enrinesr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL. SELL A MOST SPLENDID
IN toned and superior octave piano
forte nearly new at almost halt ii opped for hume
dlley made IN the city by first class maker
Tor three years has large round three of mould
inRs double frame, beautifully scollopel
Keys, carved Tyre fret desk all The improve
farties wanting reliable instrument unsurpassed
cure good piano. Call 81 Macdougal street, between
Blocker and Houston. :
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/NLAss CHANDELIERS WANTED-A GENTLEMAN
from Twentieth Twenty first street. having glass chan
deers to sell called at Mr. Marleys days SINCE
NAV find purchaser ea,ing his address Mr. Mareys
iii broadway Any other parties DESTROYS Of disosing Of
glass chandeliers may find purchaser by applying the
address.
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PAUWENS & LENTz, FROM PARIS CONFECTION-
ID ers-A kinds Of cakes savarin babas
tots merngue Genose eccai all kinds of jelly pastry
&c Orders for dinners and suppers executed the
customers No. 3i2 Bowery between Bond Great Jones
streets
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

nN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PorR TIVE "a
" mile particulerc, cuisinere franca,ea ~ t.E =
S adresser f. " f., box Ill Herald Office ~ ' 'Na"ue
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DRY GOODS.

DECORATroN AND FURNITURE.-RINGUET, LIE
IL PRINCE 4 L. NARCOTIC 3i3, 3i5 and A1 Fourth
New York. having made extensive alterations and ad
dons In their already spacious warerooms woul respect
fully call the to their elegant
stock Of French imported and domestic manufactured furn
rc silk and wooen materials for window rapery lace and
muslin curtains French paper hangings, &c, Also mag
nicen assortment Of aubusson and moquet carpets rugs
piano and table covers fixtures chandeliers bronzes
clocks &c Mandatory West Sixteenth street House IN
Paris No Rue de la Pay Sole agents the Unitei States
for the royal carpet mandatory Of Holland.
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NEWSPAPERS.
lust PUBLISHED, ,>,, ,,,,,rr

u scoTIiS REPORT OF THE FALL AND WINTER
q FASHIONS,
Price ~ a year. or 81 so n number.
The work contains STEEL PLATE engraving of twenty
figures superby coorea WIN pattern snee Sc. oil scales
German.
grams bound IN two volumes. II in paper ST. cloth ST. in
morocco, So
The FALL. FASHIONS by the Commission des Modes will
published here the day they Paris. Price 81
copy, or 81 year.
Onice Of publication, l5C Broadway
GENI0 G. SCOTT.
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uIGIY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH LApl ~ sn,1v
~ nc wo,ld teacithe children ne usnai Ensm % ~
win ~ saflctey references given eau on or
nonsehoi NE week Dr Genny West 10th 81, between
N,
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COMPETENT pREsSMAhEa WISHES a ~ WoH Is
g and fitting ladies' dresses Cali a Is West 18th st. st
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A yIoIISiST OF NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
N eachiue tho violin DESTROYS II obtaining few
Instructions day evening Professor BRADY, No
LIS ammoad street N. B-rerms S2 per quarter Finish
Ing lessons So per quarter
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TJuDsoN RIVER SOAP WORKS.
III 1874, 1876 and 1873 JANE STREET

VERGNES ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS ll9 FOURTH
ayenne-The only establishment attended by Professor
VERGNES the inventor celebrated for the extraction
tic substances from the system rheumatism govt
chiis ana iever and preventive of malignant sickness
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-15
LiTESF BY TELEGRAPH.
prronrrp pom rltr DAILY rnEss.
From Washlngton.


'wAsHiSeToS, March 14.-Thc report of tho
Board Of Army 0Hicers, appointed by the Sec
retnry Of War TO look into the army expendi-
lures and other matters with view TO re-
trenchment, recommends the abandonment Of
most Of the interior posts beyond the western
line of settlements. They are maintained at
great expense and suffering to no purpose.
shortly after these posts are built, they are
generally abandoned, and the cost is thrown
away. Last year, five Of these posts were
abandoned, and within ten years, fifty.
The Board recommends the advance Of the
oorps of the army from the Western frontier,
in the spring, to tho interior or across the con-
tinent, and TO return to the settlements in the
winter.
The Times Washington correspondent says
that the news from Mexico alarms the Tehuan-
tepec gentlemen.
It is reported that Slidell and Benjamin pre-
vented the recognition Of Senior Mata.
The Liberal Government opposes the monop-
oily of the Isthmus, aud will annul the present
arrangement. 1t is also said here this evening
that the Tehuantepec interest secured Mr. Nc
Lanes appointment, and that he will recognize
Miramon, if the slightest opportunity offers
itself, unloss the Liberals yield the monopoly Of
the Isthmus to the present contractors.
Tho disclosures made by Commodore Chas.
StewartS respecting the Cuban policy of Jeffer-
sons administration, were drawn out in reply
TO communication from Commodore Kearney
and were not addressed to Mr.. Buchanan, but
only submitted for his consideration.
Mr.. Buchanan declared to Southern Soma
tor last evening that he had determined to call
an extra session Of Congress, and would issue
his proclamation within ten days. The time
will be determined on next Tuesday in Cabinet
but will not be earlier than the 1st Of August
Ia G H. ~ a.
the extra session, having secured their own ap.
propriations,
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River Intelligence.

The river is rising slowly at this point. The
weather during the last twenty -four hours has been
very wet and disagreeabe. Business on the Levee
rather dull with light offerings to St. Louis and
New Orleans We quote:
PITEsBURG:-Cotton, 6Oc.; M9lasses, 6Oc.; Whisky
4Oc Flour, 25c; Pork and Lard, &c.; Pound Freight
'SaSG PEI Soc per bril- AlO 2 Pound
ST. Io6ISgHeagy IRI Re Pound Freghts 2Oc per lO0
br and To o ans
CairO,Whisky and OIL 4Oc.; Pound Freghts' 2OCS20c
NEW and OIL @ Flour 6sG
dred; Horses $40 per head; Keg Lard, zoe.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The Rochester came in from Pittsburg for Louis
willie with fair trip. The s. p Hibbard and Argo-
naut in from Pittsburg for below. The Liberty
arrived from Wheeling on time with fine trip. The
Queen of the West and Universe, from New Orleans,
came in fully freighted. The Lehigh is in from St.
Louis The Flora Temple, Bay City, Alma and Nat
Holmes got of for Pittsburg during the day. The
s. p. Hibbard for Nashville left with her gusrds in
the water. The Ohio No. 2 left for Marietta with
fair trip.
The river at Pittsburg yesterday was rising, with
ten feet ten inches water in the channel.
The Defender left New Orleans for Pittsburg
Saturday.
We clip the following from the Louisville Courier
| Of yesterday:
had possibly risen inch in the past IS hours, with
eight feet seven inches water in the Canal last even
were fully six feet eight inches in the pass. The
Weather continues moderate with indications Of rain
FREE NEGROES RULED OUT,-Among the acts of
the recent session Of the Legislature OF Arkansas,
was one to the following ehec to go into eect next
That anyIowner or captain of river craft, Of any
kind whatever navigating the waters OF that state
found emp any free negro or free mulatto shall
CONVICTION, be fined not more than ooo nor less
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Additional by the Star of the West.

NEW YORK, March 14.-The dates from Val
paraiso are to January 81. The revolutionary
movement progresses. Theprovinces Of Tulca
in the south and Haasco and Copiapo in the
north are in arms against the Government
Troops have been sent against the insurgents.
An attempt at revolt had been made in the
provinces of Nuble and Actmagna, but it was
frustrated by the seizure of several of the agi-
tators. t
The Commercial Formal, favorable to the
Government, speaks of the revolutionary move
ment with contempt, and says that the speedy
restoration of tranquility is certain. Other
authorities say that the revolution daily gains
ground, and trouble was daily expected at VAL
paraiso, where great fears were entertained of
excesses being committed by the mob. Tho
dates from Lima were to February 11th. Bus
iness was completely paralyzed, and there was
no news of interest.
The U. S. sloop of war Cyane was at Callao,
to leave shortly for Panama.