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Gernan. named

ATrrmPr At SUIcIDK.-A young German, named
Henry Hsrrnsn Saturday night, went into drug store IN
Grand street asked for arsenic. From bis the clct
suspected something aud him puyerized chalk
This he swallowed and when he thought time for the
supposed poison operate called the neghbor who sent 9i
door and the chalk was the would BE- suicides
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Tuy BOARD or ASsFssORs.-The Board 81 Assessors
have orzau,sd BY elecng Mr. Bernard ONel Of the Ninth
Ward Chairman Nix Gtorse L. Thatcher the present IN
cuMbent, SecretarY.
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Acknowledgement
&. G..

Corens! COINS! CossrNpIioN,, CvRrD!!!!
Nv the timely Of Mrs n. 0ARpsERS lSpitN SstS.s
H LNtKWoKI th- b,st and most ,hcc;usy tciriial agent
offered AZ AL fui complaints fuF sale e'efyhre
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ACCIDENTAL boy, named Herman, had portion
Of lis scalp a. Tuesday night by becoming er;snged IN
rope removing house Ia North First street lie
was attended nv Dr.. North
child OF Mr. Mccarthy residing North Sixth street
drowned Tuesday evening in tab Of water while playing IA
the yard.
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MARTIS LuTHER.-Mr. Lord delivers his Lecture
on Luther and the Reformation, his evening, at
Clinton Hall.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ONLY $50 TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, OR SCOTLAND.

Tue STEAMSHIP CIRcAssIas
Has JUsr COMPLETED A VOYAGE
To GALWAY VIA Sr. JOINS AND BACK IN OsE MONTH,
and viii again sail to-day Passage, including cooked provisions
rved on tables ard free railway ticket to par OF Great
Bten only $50 Apply 10 American Express Co. No. III hud'
.on.s st., corner of Jay.
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COURT or APPEALS.


NOTES DBcIsIoss,
Cssee Csarsugss County hrsus lusursrce Company
The application for insurance against fire, forming
ps Of the py in the fom OF nted nteogs
furnished by the insurer One o them shrd the alive
situation tho property be Insured 20 other buildings
distance each within rods the printed form concluded
with the All Of the txpsurs within ten rods are
toned" He'd that the application constituted wsrany
that OTHER building than those Iaed therein existed within
rods .,
Tho determine whether building
within that distance constituted ard error 10
thai question: respect building omitted IN the sppca
tios, of fact, TO the Jury
We,cott szt. Thompson. .
brewer sold ami delivered sixty-sever barrels OF
. bearing hi. brand retailer upon the agreement that the
barrels should b. returned ssr the ale drawn bn any
were returned he should pay apiece for them Had
that TIE property In the barrels remained In The vendor and that
the specification their operated 81 give election W
the retain them that price but to tx ht danises IN
rrspec, q such he should bc unable 70 return.
Stilvel ar. Hubert
deputy sheriff, holding execution, took q bond
runn-s his principal conditioned 10 indemnify The latter sud
all persous assisting him tho premises He'd tia. al action
lies The Sheriff for the benefit Of the deputy with
any ssnueut Of he Of sclioa by The lstter
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NXho.le nnnhar Of votes. .

Tie President elect returned his thanks and stated
that the Standing Committees would be announced
next meeting. The Board shortly after s1o1rned till
next Wednesday
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advertisement.
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This inim.

iab, article may b, obtained OF the sole Manufacturers
S,lpERS No Asor HOss and OF tic VARIOUS Aseus- hfosea
the city.
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TIKI NEw FERRY.-The fproprietors OF the Peck
alp Ferry purchased tbs ferry boat Eagle Of the Union ferry
Con pspy and viii four boats Oh their ferry.
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CoLLIsioN.-The ferry boat George Washington, OF
the Jsmesp ferry, into Tuesday morning by tho syL
Shore wheeihOuse that was necessary
lay up repairs The collision TOOK place he George
WashiI gtOH's New iosk slip.
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ADV rti.rili-p.
l.tNNInEN nf n


M 80, v, H. i.ifo >, Errs Manufacturing p-P''' 10
- $50 Nbls.se trad. .T.ci.l' tusiiec 49,.
80 hi'"'"'f' W.xxIE. rECs 90
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IAdyeTtisor1ectI
GuRNFY'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE AR

4
GLLrRv No TOT Broadway, first block below the Newfo's
hotel Photographs, Daggeueoypts, MEASURES IN vi a'
ivoTyypcs.
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TIRE TWELFTH REGIMENT caSL.

TIE TWELFTH REGIsEST CASk.
The respl- rel Li-r Col Weeks, at Gen M f"ta
This i the case in which an alternative n'aniSmus
49, issued to he resor cortsndng him 70 shos' cans why
order consolidating ths l.th Regimen With 10 lutn ia
u,t be- rryok,d. u.de 10 he mt q IN, ofa-t
hsd b-e sl.d In oterce 90 the COMMAND 81 ne s4Pr"1
discuss the bay"rfis zat 20
issue such COUNSEL for Tie Tei.ior cae1 h~ Ne A
not. -. A.. -. -.
10 . ,,r 10 interfere with the Governor 10 ulrlry anH
I'll. con, ts th usiaNmu onght q hEf i-sld
,r,u. the .up4- Officer and ne s-bftse, Sho Would
b. H. ustcrn.us he c'iufsi"d - @" AZ i"'-ti ~
The n. .ni-rt =. not yet huisled.
For riaior John Antnon ird , J. pe't-- ~ resP hdsn'
Clarence 4. s-ssrc
1HE POLICE CASES.
The P.pr ysss AcC 1Ds, ST. Toe Bosrt Il rohe-
Tn. respondents have put H. a return 20 the nan'
damu them IN which sy stst, tast nry Gave Sen
pii.d ~ltl re Requirement, Il tHr vti- 80 .,,..
MI Dvyersuz counsel Or tlne Is 81 me "pioh ma ne
Rsssc Of Po. fly ohyed The ant, -ssil ucs 20 l.
Will, lo . portion II hctUge VsS- . =. 81.
John JAY, KecciveT, at. Vim. IL. Degrcot-h 0'ion
Clb-lt r. Eyer-ob at. Nehemiah tsse.- Motloa
\. lof. Jvdr, RoosEvgLr-DEcis
.IohE : Christie AT. tn. Hyievibe Marble Com
gsnN sLAo,iau aside order, den-d -itsc' es''
ti D., odio. any Of ;hs risss Of ta- PaiEa
SUPERIOR CoURT-SrrCt,L rSs--ssy before lodge
PIIRskFosr.
Burr,t; at. Phslou.-Judgn.nt for psintr
Hewitt ssDlfUri administrator. sgt Eighth ssonae
NaTyE krchoff ~. Francis Winchen ct al Cases
-led
Jtn-- o. Br-N .tss AT B-r! srrln Levy -
Iron ri examination ii al the papers II cannot Dc
.i it .dditrgsl asd.' ts present. es>s Hiair'J AZ
'..Dt dispose II to torn"f uS"s IN P
spplcsts a-.t, IL s-io1s. - i.H-d IN . e"'
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ORGANIZATIONS or TAX Bo,RD or SUrERvIsoRs.-
The first meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors since
The election was held yesterday afternoon at the
County Jail in Raymond street. Gen. Crooke was
appointed Chairman pro tenn, when ballot was
taken for President which resulted in the reelection
Of ex-Mayor Samuel Smith by the following vote:
samuel Smith. ........'''.Ia
~ HI. q
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iAsvrra.-snSai J
MN il The TIM :

Ensl.l Nelyc's. TO J.. pr Isfa'
r. F,i.n fta..e'. 5 % lei p-r ysid.
No. -. %. ,.sAs 40 = pr ysid- - q,
ufk.h AND. x>ss, Ne ~ ssr-SJ
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

The Rev. SIR. Lord commences his lectures at The
Athena1m, Brooklyn, to-moro" evening.
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IAdyeniseIaeu;.I
Strangers attending the Anniversaries should no

m 10 OH ain PATHOLOGICAL DcineaiOn Of thaIa'Ie Al
FOWLER L WELLS, Nc. sos Broadway.
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Advertisement


INuFtTtl~ uNUI
RIESFTT'S Co,OAINE.--The genuine for sale BY
Faxes = S>iIs. No. ~ Il osdwsy.
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c~inE % ,he ocaaa ssnstcr - eu.n,ss bit sr- 10. =
the Tho rreivss srchanese have iscr>as1
cent With p-pe, 81 steady advance 81 ss'sess rcvyes
The rrcrf from hsve ncrs IS c>n aud are nav ~
lar-rrt q revenue.
The uOr!rs ',a.-raeu. q TIE 6rsnc operations ssras
he
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at the Posl. compared wisk
1885, ri go bsss EI,oRrs-inoresss % Great Britain ooss
other Foreign Ports, 500 total iocss,o In s1p'
- 600
We saw a copy Of bill Of la'6Dg yesterday, issues
at Louisville on account Of the Pennsylvania Contra
Railroad which furnishes the following information;
Atkinson s. Go. shipped 565 tierces Of lard, weighing
$50 n each, by the Pennsylvania Railroad route, a.
&C. each per ticrce, being about 2)ic. I0 lib. IL
wa taken By riyer TO Pittsburgh and thence by ra,
10 be delivered on the wharf at New-York. HE nver
freight We understand Was ICE. 100 ID. After pay
ing this charge drsyege al Pitsburg, and reshippng
charges Phadelphia, with other seatterng expenses
for handling the not receipts II the Railroad Company
will be about o. Me.srs. Atkinson 81 10. should nt
complain II III al transaction.
Tfe ali rail rates fun this city 10 Newfork, yestey
day were: Fourth class ~ cent? per lOo pounds Hour,
e. cents v barrel; pork, y - barrel ny rail and
liver. the Pennsyyauia Central, and Baltimore and
Ohio Central, a. follow:
ss si%gs,:...........ss POO De .,ss ssx'Sl
Nv -fonk ..........'"S
B,s,OD............:..s'o
Tire ~ CT. the outside fsVrs
tis generally Understood that passes are b-ing
d.tribu,.,d with liberal band, by Of the rail-
rosd companies, whose managers are snxiousto do
large business al loss Even family ticke1 usssd
TO influence business at io-s gentleman was MAJ
ing inquies on Change, yesterday, ~ the fare be-
tween Cincinnati and New-YOrk, when the President
OF III. Civ Council informed him that BY shipping two
hoy sl-sa- of bacon by oil rail he wosh 90 entities
10 free pass II viii take great many conventions
and NOR resolutions than would care 70 prut 70
xe. the rsiirvsd business into proper shspe again.
fAdveris-mss.l
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Z Wall It,, o6ef for
ss At eli aH.. UsTEo STATES and srArE eroeSs ss In
Oraer' {" ss pafcsss~ sas u S.oeSs osaaisksa
promptly -xrsiea.
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incIvsi"''''''''. - go .'''''''..'' e'''"'
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Road has adopted
the Dreamer Safety Brake on all their equipage.
The steamer tomorrow will take 500 900 or $500 oO
aud the entire shipments of the week are estimated at
n million aud quarter. The steamer from Boston
to-day took sl66O0o The business Of the Clearing
House was $7 40 geo which large. In money there
is change note The supply of paper in the
banks and discount houses shows perhaps small
increase, but the demand freely absorbs all of the
right character at sat y cent with occasional trans
actions at lower figures. Sngle-uams six months dry
goods paper of leading names goes at 607 y cent
not often under7 y cent. Money is very abundant
AMI prominent stock houses borrowing a. low rs
3I04F cent. The current rates however, are los
y cent.
The following is the Bank movement Of the four
principal cities, as shown by their last Statements
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We extract the following from WIN. r. Wright d
Co.'S New-York Cotton Circular:

ExPoRr-Tho npid ee.rsnees Of ships In Ne~ OrtsasA
.w.s the expor Grea Britain 20 large figure vh e1ooe
bales for the week. and Increased thu over last -
bales and 1876 o. 90 bales To France the eHpoH
has actually 900 bales fer the week. but the New Oresfo
Price Cun deducted so for the cargo u the .hip Benz
burg which pI. back Discharged and had her cotton partly
burned that the figures only show 90 bales To othar
foreign por 1900 bales hss CLEARED against tho Amouns
last year
the Ssp,snb.r compared with The previous fo<
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sUPERIOk CoURT-SrrcI.L rSs--Hsy before lodge
Pr.s

Rur,t; at. Phslou.-Judgin ,ut for plaintiff
Hewitt SsDifpri sinini.tTsioT sgt. Eighth ssona'
k4i.-c4d Cou.rsny.
NsTvE Kir.hoff en-. Francis Winchell ct al Gases
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B~for. Jvas~ AoScsisi

Jtn--- 3. BTrV 81 AT Be- ls1nn Ivy "a
I ,"u ri examination II al the papers c"nhH y
.i sit The -dd ual lsd.' preseE es<s Hasir'i'y ~
,..u. tor Dispose u to ton"r uSti"s IN pc
sIpcssis- MT .t-s-ioTr. ,, a.Hs~d = IN - e''
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The commerce Of the port for April, shows large
expansion both in imports aud exports, the marked
increase ia the latter being in gold and silver. The
figures are AZ follows:
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iAdver-is-mso,l

THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Z Wall It., o6ef for,
ss a, al tia. UsITKo STATES and srArE sroegs es IN
s-.tn-It q BANKING p-rposs, IN AInolEts ~ suit
Oraers fH tb> Pancbss- sAs u Soeu % oc,sisSa>
SsOdEpLJ -x~stea.
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THE srys ,.ep. the year have been spped 10 the re
purchase Of bonda Of the $50 200 issued 10 tho
fs 1857 Winter Of 1853 st Is cent 90 have bcee
med q % IS cent The difference b.
price. chsrsj against the years earnins
loss reduction 10 bills and accounts payable OF SaSNe -
has alo been made es propcy scounts have been shty
increased and the raoad has been slightly reduced
Tire profit srd loss account has been credited With the gso
!. q dehitrn n follow.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
Harmony of the Democratic
Doctors.

The Democratic party is now the only organiEa,
ton which enjoys the proud distinction Of being
national party, and whose flag bears the emblem Of
the Republic in unbroken galaxy Of stars.-e.
Columbus Times Of The 6hi
The Democratic party exists only in the South
1t is no longer national party. whay should we
not accept the true state of things and act upon them2
AS party, il is Southern party and nothing else.
Charleston Mercury Of The 5M. nar aasf7
Thus speak two Southern Democratic doctors -
what must the people think of the harmony of
Democracy? The "Times" says the Democratic
party 'is national party Wonderiull TIC
Mercury says il rs a national party" The Mercurv
tells the truth If you only excepted the aspoik
question, ON which they are national, and IT, is to
this question, and thiS alone, TO which the Times
referred, we presume. For certainly no Journal
that valued its reputation for veacity, would pre-
tend to assert that the party was national on any
other issue There is not even harmony among the
party at the South, except the "spoiis question:"
and neither of the Southern wings harmonse with
the Northern wing although one of the Southern
wings would willingly harmonise with the Northern
wing-swaowing Squatter Sovereignty, Internal
Improvements, Pacific Railroad and all, to secure
the spoils.-e-dugIsta Chronicle rr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
From the Mennlls Enquirer.
To MY Mother in Heaven.

"Whcn the cares and codness Of the world come
whitening to our hearts; when we find how hard i
is to find true sympathy how few love us for our
selves ; how few will befrcnd in our misfortunes
then it is we think of the mother We have lost"
't am very sad to-day, Mother;
My heart throbs faint and slow;
My eyes are dim with tears, Mother,
And to thee fain would GO aN 7t
.aE | have no home now Mother; \ 8p
H1i They We robbed me oft ala, aet
And in thy place another stands
5.. Who's turned my heart to gall
Aud other forms have gathered there,
And other hearts have twined
Their subtle influences where
Thy own was once enshrined.
All Ger my early hours, Mother,
ai A gloomy pail was spreads;
My brightest, fondest hopes, Mother.
Have withered with the dead
Zen now from lfes scarce tasted cup
l fain would turn aside,
And raise my stricken spirit up
To realms where thou dost abide
The past is dark, the future drear,
And life seems all dream,
often think if thou vert here
SO dark and dreary it would not seem.
The grave to me il only now
quiet resting place,
Where the tired heart and aching brow
Death wraps in fond embrace.
Iwould not wish thee back again
To minglein the strife, lf %
Tho here on earth no light remains
To guide my future life. 4.
And as tread life's path alone, !.
Where sorrows thickly gather,
I'll think ofthee thou loved and gone
Ny oWn dear, darling Nother.
un ea GERTRUDE.
Rondeaus Island, Ky. ls...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29

bSS~ A droll story is going the rounds
Of an honest old farmer who, attempting to
drive home bull, got suddenly hoisted o.
yer the fence. Recovering himself, he
saw the animal on the other side of the
rails swaying the air with his head and
neck; and paving the ground The good
old man looked steadily at him for mo-
ment and then shaking his istat him, ex-
claimed Darn your apologies; You nsed't
stand there you tarnal critter, bowin and
scrapin'--you did it purpose, darn YOU
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
CLAvELAND, April IS.

RooT OF RAscALITy.--A dancing mas
ter was taken up in Natchez, lately, for
robbing fellow boarder.
Upon examination before the magistrate
he frankly confessed his guilt with the
following curious admission
81 commenced my career by cheating
printer, and after that, everything rascally
came easy to mel"
No doubt ont What cheat a printer
the schoolmaster and civilzer of the world
Worse than "sakraleege?"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
NUMBER 23.

charters shall expire should go out Of existence,
and such steps should be taken, consistently with
the public interest, win secure the liquidation of
the Bank of Tennessee at the expiration OF its
charter.
s A. SMITH
ANDREW JOHNSON
A. 0. p. NICHOLSON,
EDWIN A. KEKnLE
JoHS X. HowARp
.t1.lk tk u Co,nm,ftees
From the Democratc Platform, Of luareh 1859.
Resolved That Il was intended by the kamers of
the Constitution that gold and silver should be tho
legitimate currency of our people, and we deeply
regret that banking institutions and paper crcula-
ton should ever have been so deeply engrafted into
our pecuniary relations; but being 50 engrafled we
are compelled 10 legslnte under the circumstances
by which we are surrounded In view OF which,
as remedy for existing evils we will insist that our
present banking system shall be SO reformed as TO
enforce invariabe redemption at their counters Of
their circulation by every Bank in the State and
limitation on their issues TO notes of large denomi-
nation, increased protection TO the note holder the
right OF supervision upon the part of the State and
forfeiture OF their chartersor abuses oftheir prvi-
leges-and by these and such other steps as cxpe-
riencc may demonstrate TO make As near an ~
proach to Constitutional currency as may be found
wise and proper
Resolred That tits essential TO the welfare of the
Suite, that in all charters OF incorporation, granted
by the Legislature, thet The power should be re-
served in all cases t. change, modify or abolish
these private and privileged interpretations as the
public good shall demaim. 20 a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29

reA- An Irishmon who had laid sick a
long time, was one day met by the parish
priest, when the following conversation
took place: IS
Welt Patrick, am glad yoH have re.
oovered--but were you not afraid to meet
your God?
Och, no, your ryereHee, il was the meet,
ing Of the other chap was afraid NV, "A
piled Pat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29

There are, aroud us, thousands and
thousands Of homes, all the chambers Of
which are made dark or cheerless for lack
of the small sweet courteses" Of life, so
eheaply given, and so magical in their ef-
feet
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
CHAPTER VIII.

"From the sad years of life
We sometimes do short hours, yea minutes strike
Keen blissful, bright neOer 10 be forgotten;
Which thro the dreary gloom of time oerpast,
Shine like fair sunny spots on wild waste
joanna Baillie.
GThara connaa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29

mn In South Carolina the slays IN.
ulatiou is $4,000. The inreas" ,im,.s =
uIalion among the blacks is tlse ''s,-'-
rs great as it is among the whiSs'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
HAVANA, April 10.


We were thrown into quite a state Of
excitement on the afternoon of the 9th
ult., by telegraph dispatch which got
into general circulation to the effect that
large number of sugar estates in the vi
entities of Matanzas and Cardenas and an
immense quantity of sugar had been des-
troyed by fire. l5aa
II have taken every pains to get at the
truth OF the matter, and have pleasure in
saying that l learn from Matanzas and
Gardens that the cane fields are only on
about fourteen estates and 5000 or 1O, 900
boxes of sugar have been destroycd--some
fifteen negroes lost their lives, and con,
siderable quantity of live stock was des-
troyed
The fire commenced about 10 A. M..
2S ult., on an estate called Ramona" the
property of Don Antonio de la Torriente.
1t is believed to have been case of com.
bustion occasioned by the suns rays upoH
the fields, parched up by long continued
drought, and a south wind having blown
for long period. $3.50 la.i
BossARTo, April 10, 1859.
| learn that letters have Just been re-.
ceived here saying that a treaty was sign
ed between Paraguay and the United
States on the 9th inst. Orders from Com.
modore Shubrick have also been received
to detain all vessels of war here until he
arrives. He is expected to day.
CLAvELAND, April IS.
Bunshell was found guilty in the u. s.
District Court of rescuing the negro John
at Oberlin. Sentence not pronounced.
This is the first of the 0berlin roseue inS
dictments tried a...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29
From He Union s. 1mrrican, Spt 33 1851
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A respectable number Of intelligent Democrats,
from various portions Of the State, assembled at the
Capitol yesterday for the purpose Of consulting
and comparing views on the subject Of currency
The meeting was primary in H. character and only
intended "A consultation Of frcuis with n view 10
the general harmony Of the party. DR.. Saml.
Moore, of Hickman ncted as Chairman Of the meet
ing and II. l.. Claiborne, Of Davidson, as Secre-
tary. We were highly gratilicd with the good feel
ing and spirit Of c0ncaton which pcrvGdcd the
great body Of the meeting, and especially with the
won-tmed aud humorous remarks of Que Old friend
from Hawkins. Ailer full and fair rompars0Q OF
views the following report was adopted ~ embody-
ing the sense OF a majority Of the meeting. II i
moderate and conservative in tome and we doubt
not will meet the general acquieccncc Of the party
throughout the State;
The Committee have agreed 10 the following pro-
positions fr the adoption of the meeting.
!. That Il would he unWise poiicy 10 rechartcI
any Of the existing Banks.
?, That snch rcforns should be made in our cur
rcucy during the existence Of the present Banks as
WIN insure sound circulating medium, couvcrtiH,
at all times into gold and silver.
D. That the several Banks o. their repeciiv,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-04-29

Resolred, That the people have determined
|. That they win reduce the circulation Of the
State to purely Metallic Currency
q That all the existing banks shall 60 out of en-
isance at the expiration of their charters and no
new banks of issue shall I've eharterd
g. That all means shall be taken consistent with
the Incorporated rights of these institutions to rem
der the circulation OF the banks more safe and more
convertible into specie. ...