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SIIERIEE,S SALE

Ia virtue or a vendluoni cxpOuas me direct
IL cd, And delivered from The HOnorable Circuit
Court oi davidson CO., Tenn, at ils JanaAry Iarna
1909, Vii expose o. public sale - the highest htI
der ,lor cash AZ the CouTthouse yard gale IN the Cav
oi nashville, on SATURDAY, IhE 5IH DAY OF
hAltIh isSs al thr Issht, title claim interest ana o.
Iaic ~nsch }. O. cOAs then bad may hasu sincs
acquired n and b. the follow in described Rea, "a
Ais, ~ at: Lcts Nos aud - the llan u Lols !.
south Nashville bellugng % j. n. Ir rAtn . Estate a.
asd out ~ H. q Marcel. aud Teg altered IA Tie -xas-
teri utaes ui hsv .1srn county IN book No. IL snd
pAse oi5, the ssine be.ng luis deeled ~ J. G. Sci.
soss " T. j. Auiiiioad, 6 4 A., may be sesn ky
ieiefeaer ~ deed ln ~ stsE olre u Daridson CO.
book Ne - iages 90 ind 36S, being levied On a.
the prupcrty " !. "a feSFs salasfv tudsuasnt
rendered in l4yur oI ClAfes LeaKltt against gaaos
4 baldwin aBd J. Z. fslio~s. february 4, 1882
= ~ HMM, snerir
u D.Eidsou county.
fsbs-t1 By L c. DRAM. Dsp'y sAsrin,
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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!, RIBB0yS!...


To MERCHANTS, MIIIANE3sS, JoHBERS, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOoiIs, AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALI zkCTIONs or ThECoUNTRY,
TIE CASH ldBBON HOUSE
Il6 CtAMBkflS sTREET, AkNr YORK.
ySo. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
xtTE have originated new trincple-A new era
w Ia The Rlbbon Trade, whereby uaaks thls
saKE1fNCs-
We SELL FOR CASH. VIZ EBUY FOR CASH.
We are satisfied wah 5 Pa cxSr raoFsr Ask no Sec:
oud Price. Have all oar goods marked "a fi-AIN
FIGURES, that InCsn, woman and ehad buy ALIKE
and receive the value Tor their moaey
30 / y els. = pleos; No asjs e.s- y p.sss.
: !: s az :. 3 ,s; 81 ..
No. ie o. as. per piees.
We oFFER FANCY RIBBONS !. AL srYi 2, . q All.
cOLoRs. sAIL QUALITIES p AT rRicEs
DIFYING COMPETITION ASp,
FUR CASH ONLY.
Oar sstAeish@en' Is The centre Of A''f-e'''n Tor
,oaeE s-lss,'s"Ilshs Proals' and 'sGOOd yaias,'' p
RoucaIsi RoUcHEsii
Ssx ssyles aud Fzaisras a q saving q
50 PkR CENT fkoA Cf11g II PRICES
Examine car . rnniss and ee eo4vtscea
BIoSp lAg1sr QCIiTINGs, &C ec
Oar laas x tlaess Go.-as Always fuA ss import
ss ,Ss ,s - - I. s. ssss is ~ fIs si r sss
SAVING % - Fff cENf oS ItiA2sA SOSAS fsuA
oar ,v,.s.sr /. : -ss sss 5eaa Trade - s,.pls
IN regard - psscss ss deIaes.< 4ess ie as sh.s -
a.sss - oSk Ail1luS lzai1-Ahs xukiA % So''is
Ne ar us,a. Ma. ..xs SsssA, 20 ssssA.n We
ssiieIs as laarss.e q Merchants - ervrg nrrtse
q ms ualssa ss..s. .s are o. ssss.'s 8 Al $40
mo. FAIskEtL.
clsiI KIBlsoS H0csE,
lie Chambers a >ss York,
~.sazx sAAia-4a
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HAOllle Again!

MIR. LAE1GOMtsE4 desires 10 inform bis
INl TrIcuds ,d pubii, generally that ne has re-
turned lro hx Northern tour, ,aud Ia rv,uy 10 open
the fall cHmlHtfU.
Fully posted IN all rec1nt improvements in Photo
graphic MlnipU lauon-ruiy ing a. heretofore solely
ulpn the merits his pictures, nnd crIorn'iutn IL
snare no efrt please, he confidently Invites tn"se
Who have new eIyu!, Alin a t.,ir all, To du
Ladies VII g. his present rounis tie most c"hNe
nieutly anj ~ insanity located ol any 'n the O'y,
harry SIR. corner az t.nh.n s..Id2i-t
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Steamboats.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet

TNHE fine Passenger and T1lh -
freight Steamer EASTPoRT, tEzStgSFsHa j
F. wooD, Master, will continue u<zz.zzz2-sS=zzzzs
in the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans The EAST
PORT is fast, of light draught and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade
nOyz4-i A HAMILTON, Agent
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Children,s Diseases.

Rddicdy's Ren0udtin0 ReSoludHt shogld be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, HumoTs &C. These
bfeakings out (thus eariy) evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses
Rsoudttng Resident viii eradicateevery yestIge the
disease ndlnsure the child sound and healthy body
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment

Another Remarkable Cure Performed By nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Lininent
READ FOR fOURsELyEs!
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, LIVING near Cass
Tenth street, had horrible running sore on
foot He tried various Ianinisnis, salves, Se.
could do ID good. He desiaire1 OF ever beng al
work al his trade again, because he could be
any weight on his foot, and by one bOtlle 81 Mclean
Nolcanle Iinnirnt, he is now perfectly cured
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, nruizcs, SpraiL
Stiffness IA tise JolEts Muscles, Throat
ings, Ear ache OF IssotA-acle, Wounds, fresh Cat
sores Barns, Sca!ds, Pains, So, yield the mage
influence VI tills wOndcrlal LininienL
FOT Horses and Cattle u Is infaihbe remedy r
ChalUs, Calls. Scratches, Cracked Hsels, I<ncne
SlaNin, Sweeny, spiint, Fistula, Bruases, Sweliin
Mo1lisss, ttaiile snake ites and other disc
ca which ANIMALS Liable from lajurles or Acei
dents
Esery COuntry Merchant skS1ld obtain a supply
McIsan's Volcanic Oh L4niEneEl IL sclls Tapiliy
cause Il Always
A liberal d.scoaRt Will be made 20 merchants n
buy 60 sell again.
ps- Fog sale by ). II. MCLEAN, Propristor, ccrn
Of THIRD and Flns streets, LSuis. A.ssOuri. also
sale - above aplS-ds~4xly
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

a weekly publication Of sheet Music. suitabI. 10,
payers aud singers Of the Home circle ana CON
sistng Of sixteen pages full folio size stitched in .
hspasoms cover IL contains all the popular dances
Vi tue cay arrangements from the most fayorite on
eraisi scenes, songs, ballads airs 6e An abundant
supply OF every thing hat the popular taste de-
maAdsi never Too difficult, always Instructive ana
ever fresh aud delightful
Tue iavor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
been received by the public, and the commondation.
nas won rom the Press, are guarantees Of 10
worth. work 30 cheap, accurate and elegant dos-
not exist IN any other country The same amount OF
music procured at the regular stores would cost al
least twenty times what 1t costs IN sour Musical
Friend" variety and excellence secured BY sub
sefi0iag 10 a periodical 80 cheap and much needed
iieces by tie Following composers have appeared in
TIE hrst ten numbers; the names speak for them.
selves Mozart, 5 Lover, Wallerstrln Meyerbeeri
flotow, BurgmGller, r. Schubert, Verdi Donizett
strauss, Ausard, fh.uOerg, Bale, Rossini, j. Weber
kHcken, speyer, Abt, q. A. Aaeierren, Beliini,
smart, Aschcr, Crouch, D'Albert. Bishop Aubor
faesiciio, i4ndpaiuter, Beethoven &c &C AM tbcss
pieces are within Tie range OF ordinary players Ana
singers and are invariably characterized by delicious
melody mi
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RE q u L. AR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND TlCkSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville, E. Howard, and
Red ROVpP

One of these Boats will leave Nashville every 9TH
er day at nOOn time from Nashville TO Memphis For
ty-eight Hours; Vicksburg Five Days: and to New
Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day, and wait for the
arrival of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts be procured the different points, at prices
named in the annexed Schedule OF Rates
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THE BALLAD OF THE OINTMENT

Ad1iH'ura t0,ilHa sub ml5iJls nlstal.Ja, so,,..
JoANNEs FULvrrs.
When little John bit Susy's toe
And Mary scAldcd prnttiing Joe
what healed their wounds and soothed thalr -.
The OIntneutl
"heh tommy Gouged his sisters eye,
Ana singing bees made Ellen cry
What soverelgn balm dill we applyyU
Ihe OAatuleniI ala
what agent then could one desire
TO quench the rage Of burning fre
10 soOth tie sling OF insects drts
The OintEnen
Each Druggist IN this happy land
For twenty -nyc cents ia his hand
VIII forthwith place st your command
That Oiutment
Tie GRAEiLSBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN oIxY.
hNi Tor sale by All Druggists IN tennessee Ald or
AlhN. MACKENZIE,
JahA'-u Ii College street
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EW SERIES mo. 999.
NASHVILLE TENN, sATUR DAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1859.
Gotels, sc.
RON ST NOUS Sc,

EON ST N OU y E.
RUSSELL VILE, KR.
M. w. MASON, Proprietor.
HvHIS new and commodious Hotel is now Thoroughly
u furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has added TO the Hotel one Of Lhe
largest and most complete
New Stables
In the State capable of stang $50 horses under the
care and Supervision of careful and attentive Osters-
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c Alse.
large lots under fences for the accommodation OF
droyers- - .rt
a RAR,.
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands OF
Wines Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco &c, has also been
added 10 the Hotel.
Thankfulfor the bmgyliberal patronage which
the '.Forst House, has received since II has been IN
charge OF the undersigned, he intends 70 spare no
rains or expense make is the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Buggies, and Horses furnished travellers TO
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septl-dAtriwly NJ W MASON
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HATES OF ADVERTISING.
meoieai.
DYSp P EPSIA

- = ~ - ~ = ~ = II
A sho< n by the statements OF the Bo.rdof Ha.h
"A OF New York, caused the death Of 20 2ersoas,
OF OIL deaths. in oEe seSk. and 16l deaths by ca.
sumption, lnduced by dyspepsia. Asnis a well a..
tested fact Thai sIepsats the origin of the sufernr
Of a large portion OF ttese who die oG sossump.
becomes The duty OF every 10 use sach pre-
items against and remedy Ter Dyspepsia as SC 90
experience have place before theHn and which Ia
proved 10 be efhcae.ouS: OF this character
Williams Anti-Ls speptic Elixir - IN corrobor.
which read the following testiniOE izis.
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward n. Rowley Of the nru O
Rowley, Ashburuer Co, Il North wharvex A
proof OF the efficacy Of WilhAIns's Ana -Dysn,ps
Elixir.
DR. JAMRs WuuANs-
Dear sr-l take pleasure IN recommending yo1r
Ahu-Dyspeptie Elxir, Tor tbs cure OF Dyspeiss.S.
nave taken II myself for the disease anu have beos
entirely cured 49,
Yours respectfully
r ~ EDWARD Il. RovIAY.
Communication 20 Join 4. Penrose ESc from Ne
... Franklin Eyre, kensiDg ton
II Is with great qualification that testify N an. ~
neacy OF NlLlans's AnIi-lyspeptc ElixF which you
so strongly recommended 10 me, and for uhieh 4
heartily thank you; it has comp pletely restored m.
health, which eheerfully publicly ackpouledes
WIN NE nope that others be SIMILARLY beseatlsS
IT'ily yours
KEss,xGroS, Sept II, 1850
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

Is published weekly, price 10 cents and may be or
derei RON any BOOKSELLER periOdlcsI dsaicr. IL
VIII DC sent direct from the olce OF publication a.
me tollo~ing Rates, yearly So half year 81 So
CGbs, cop.es Slsi c0pies $40 10 copies s&0 per
year. same rates tor half year. No subscription "a
ken for iess than n uths, payable In advances.
once OF ''Our AusIcl friend " - Frankfort strosa
AsS YORK. e. b. SEYMOUR A. on
Jan2s-lmdAw Proorioa..,.
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TIME TABLE.
MORNING TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRAIN.
Leaves Galatiu, 7,3O AN Leave Gallatin P. ~
Arrive Edgeheld, AN. Arrive Edgefeid 23O NJ
Leave - 10 Leave 80 $50 -
Arrive Gallatn II 30 A. NJ Arrive Gallatin P. NJ
The Train leaving Gallatin at 1870 A. NJ, and
Edgefed at 10 A. NJ, connects at Galatin with mail
coaches to and from Louisville. The train leaving
Edgefeld at 10 A NJ, and GaiIatin at p. ~, con-
meets with mails coaches 10 and from Hartsvie and
Carthage. Only tue morning train will be run on
Sundays.
T Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger will be allowed so TBS. free.
charge will be made for extra baggage which pust
be paid the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage, carried in the baggage cars, VIII be charged
express freight which must be paid TO the Agent of
the Express Company.
Passengers taking their seats at GallatiR and Edge
field without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cents extra.
nov29 RoBT. MACLEOD, Sup't.
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uASIS0NE1.T EmbsoiasFed ana FlAlh aud small
IL los of AaEssillss, rsesssed asd Goa s4le-
lsbs-a = h. AcGlIl-
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OcTosKA 10, 1859
Dk. JAMES WILLIAM

Dr.. JAMES WILLIAM 49, -00e
Dear sir'-having suffered for long tune rro.,
dyspepsia SO severely that com pletelv Irastrst
ed and having trleG every means for relief vi,Ian,
success success; Was ADVISED 10 Use your AMT -Dyspct,s
, " tahoIus me much pleasure 10 inform yor .
that am entirely cured by its use and cordsIy -
commend u TO ali persons suffering under Dy.n.,,.,.
Very respectfully, Sc S-rNP'@~
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Testimony OF hr. Abuor Zines, Market stree, s,o.
sixth; corrobofatve OF the er1cacy Of Winians,
Ant-ly sPepte Elixir
DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS
heNI oh-lt gives me great pleasure to know 1n.s
You He AkAIh preparing your medicine for the eurs
"i u!spelsh lor many Of my acquaintances have r.
PeAteHIs asked me where could be procure5 sra-~
'hg tlAt nae pcen cured by Il. As thinE tan, /.
pionc AeAho" iedgenent Of the great beneht / h.v.
eOeSeu from ths uSe OF your medicine is NO. op,,
uue 20 you, out may be useful 70 others I nov u.S
H. for several years suffered from Dvsne,s,s
WHICH me care" 10 suchan extcut that uay hsaith ~
oohs1i''uVh were rapidly sinking under IL / -
coPr!eo To- restrict IA. self 20 tie most sinIe CO.
anu even mat could not digest / felt a Ioas ~
sirehsh, dsinchuSton 10 exercise aad las yon har.
II IA your AaVertiscment) general feeling of deprss
son anu lh"cscrloaole NearlIess In HE V,ar fsSS
hearing troin others high recommendaton Of xar,,
lubysPepuc hhAlTs procured ana used n v-b ths
IhoN' hAPp! eject under its influence langpor ars
WEAKNESS graduaLy passed away ana nv anns,;,s
IeNNvui Nh4ch could gratiiy with impunitv t.,
years nave now elapsed and my con dane. I'M IN. en-
i1tNe powers o! your Il. 4icine has of course ir
creased lor II completely cured me hen ntana n,
OO'AiH FeAei rom any ntuer source
very respectfully yours
rt.,.r,,.,-,,t-,, ABNER EINEs
Ties for So. N' VI siA eos'
PROPRIETOR JAMES WILLIAMS NJ Dy
Chemist and Pharsiaceutist:
No south seventh street PLiladelpb,.
For sale BY Aili'ruggIsis. aa1a;;
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Seventy-Six,....P. ..P. K. BARCLAY, Master.
Joe III. Conn, JOHN WOODBURN, Master.

The above named first class steamers have entered
into an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
Line between
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE,
connecting each port with all the lines of Steamers
and Railways diverging from either Cincinnati or
Nashville. Passengers by this line of boatsare ncketed
through TO any destination they may desire. One o
the above Steamers will always be found in port.
Shippers and Passengers having had SO much reason
hitherto to complain Of delays and Gisappontments,
the Departure of Steamers the advertised time,
the Masters of these Steamers have agreed TO, and
will leave positively as advertised. The Public may,
all events rely upon these Boats leaving at the
time they advertise. Freight and passengers will in
varably be carried the current For freight
passage apply on board, or TO
dec2l-tf III. III. HARRISON, Agent.
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llasbpillt Patriot.

s TERMS:
DAILY. per annufIl, % W
Tri-weekly, per annum, m,--.---...---...... W %
a
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeklies o
for one year, in advance, ..-.-.-.-..-- W
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or weekly - 80 70 oS
discontinued (paid in advance at the time ~
orI the subscriber order, otherwise II Will oe
ontaued at our option, until paid for ana stoppeu-
not pajd il must be paid at the time OF
nee, or our option II the party Is goou' II WIZ 10
ent until paid ,,,,...s a, our
Remit.ances by mail, in registered letters Al ouf
risk.
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1855. 1850.
Lightning Express Line!
CINCINNATI AND N NASHVILLE.
- - -

ONE of the following Steamers leaves Cincinnati
" positively every Friday. Leaves Nashville posi-
lively every Thursday.
The Swift and Elegant Passenger Steamers,
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November o, 1857.
Little Miami and Columbus and
NENVA NAxLROAD.
2 ssg2 - 49,
EXCLUSIVELY AN EAsTERN ROUTE
Through Tickets
VIA.
Wheeling,
steubsnsville,
Pittsburgh
Cleveland,
Dunkirk,
y Buffalo,
Niagara Falls
To ali the Eastern Cities.
II A. NJ Lightning Express, throcgh 10 Columbus and
u Cleveland without change Of cars, $50 p. M i've
ming Express through 10 beiiaiF aadPt1sbaTg without
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN. S.-Clsyeland, PiitsbpFg, sleubenvIle,
and Wneelns Lightning fApfssS-IeaN es CineinnAu Al
o'clock NJ Tor ali The Eastern cities also, Spring
Geld.
Iovrlana, Morrow, AenI8, and LONDON only.
SFCuND TRAIN.-IleY eiAnd Express Man-Ieaves
CnCinRatiat g49 A. NJ for Bankrk, Bullalo, ,Asw ork
noslsn AZ, whseling, BALTIMORE, t'hAAasipfA' wash
ms train stops a, all points between Cincinnati. and
TIIIRD TRAIN N-Aocommodatiou-Leayes Oneinnat
At &,4o r. ". for Springfield ana Columbus.
THIS train also makes connections for Wilmington,
Lancaster and Lnezvie This stops Al all points
bvtN ren Cincinnati and Columbus
FoUgriI ITfsAlN.-t1eveIAnd, isttsbnrg and wbsel.
ins Night fxpFess-Ieaves Clncinnat at 80 o'clOck
4 N Iur all the Eastern c,tses-
Tass tram stops Al all pOlals seswees onetnHauana
Columbus.
No train Sundays.
Trains run BY Coigsabas tme-seyeH minutes faster
than Ilnc time.
FOR Through Tickets
~
Lille Miami ana on ngton zna LexiEgtou oice Ne
Earassl flouss Osd otic, soath east corner
Bf0sdway and FroEI, oPTassis sieaosF House, OF a.
the L-.stsrn Depot.
J. pURANp, Superintendent
4 = FULLER, eeasFai lsekst 4gsnt.
Fflx OMNIBUS LINZ calls fsF yassragcrs Al all The
priaac zl hotels each aud every tram. by ieavns
esFsethaas either - tls 4bove ofss, e call fef
pssssas ali Isarts If the cay wtthput tall.
as~ A. a. hIGoIi2s. CondoctoT.
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j. H. CURREY.
Desirable Property for Rent,
FOR RENT.

TUE beznffnl ssafs Hsase. preeeEt eeespie1 by
4 FzExxx< 4 Hza = tsforsry Eat i-rosizz1a s<eFe
cases skre<t. . fnz sszl - prss.1t ss~f. ApFis
e Ma 81 C1srFy klrses
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Testimony OF Mr.. Edward H. Rowley, Of TIE nru O
Rowleyi Ashburner Co, Il North wharvez A
proof Of the efficacy Of WilhAns's Ansa-Dysp-ps
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Eslz1.5szs7 E1Iziszykz Szlz..sss5 g.
6SafTSsf1 6tsfVxsf5- 49, 11xsz8
Winter Arrangement.
TIME TABLE.

ON and after Monday, Nov. 90, 1858, trains will
~ follows:
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PRICE TWO CENT S
Mr., SINGLEToS, ofMississippi, offered as an amend

Mr. SINGLEToN, of mississippi offered as an amend
ment, the following proviso:
Provided further, that no part of the appro pri-
alton shall be spent for the support or education of
any African heretofore, that may be hereafter.
returned to his native land, under the laws Of
18l9."
He was willing that the expenses of carrying the
Africans back to Africa in accordance with the pro-
visions of the act of 1919 should be paid but pro
tested against the contract for supporting them
after they had been returned.
Mr. Curry of Alabama, said it the President had
the right to make such a contract for year, he
had also the power to extend the period to life;
proposition that was monsrOuS. Under a gross per-
version OF law the Government had formerly for a
period of 20 years contributed largely to the sup
port of schools and chapels in Africa and if the
course of the Executive in the matter under con-
sideration was sustained, similar abuses would oc-
cur. There was no law for such action as the Pres
ident had taken.
Mr. NICHOLS, of Ohio, was glad that Mr.. Curry
had placed his opposition on the ground that the
appropriation was unlawful. He would ask him
if the negroes had not been brought here in viola
tion of law, of treaty stipulations, and of the
'higher law? If so, it was the duty of the Presi-
dedt to send them back, and it act OF
humanity to clothe and provide for them.
Mr.. CURRY said there was statute law to author
| ize the President to clothe them here, but when
they had been returned to their native land no
further action could be taken it ceased the moment
they reached the coast of Africa.
MIR. JACKSON, of Georgia. moved to reduce the
appropriation to S45,OOO pending which the Com
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-MoNDAY
January "a, lS59.-John W. Newbery, ESQ.,, oil
Michigan, was admitted an attorney and counsellor
of this Court.
No. 30. Mary Ann Thomas, plaintiff in error, rs
James Lawsons heirs, &c. In to the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the dis
trict of Arkansas. Mr.. Justice Daniel delivered
the opinion of the Court, affirming the Judgment o.
the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs.
No. 81. Francis A. Dickins' lessee, plaintiff il
error, u.s. Alonzo Mahana. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Hanna for the defen
dant in error, and concluded by Mr.. Vinton for the
plaintiff in error
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'clock
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-26
Shipping gntelIigents.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. 2!

ARRIVED
steamship Wm Jenkins Hallett 60 hours from Boston
Lady franklin from Caao, also hermaphrode.brig
Ing and ship az anchor off Sharps Point another,
ing up. r.p.. r, a. ~ ",
to A. c. Hall Reports below Smiths Point shp-bound
Steamship Georges Creek Morley, from Charleston
mdse a. c. Hall Passed on Monday afternoon, OF Cape
Henry, bound in herm brig, showing white signal with
red borders, and red in it, probably Hannah A Campbell
from Franklin, La and oil Thomas FONT British ship ke
van. from Callao bound up
Georgia Pearson. from Norfolk. Reports off the
Wolf Trap herm brig bound up and off the Five Fathom
Bank ship, supposed guano laden, also bound up -
Br. ship Kelvin, Hatfield, from Callao "a days via Hamp
ton Roads-guano Barril Muir Towed up by Hercules
and Reliance -
| Schr Isabel, Edridge, Boston, Maleom Co.
Schr +. S Pendleton, Sewal, Porand-Kelsey & Gray.
.Schr William Colquitt, Frank, Richmond-Travers l.
Mitchell.
Brig Henry A. Ddier Graham, Laguayra, in tow Of
schr. Samuel Jones, Charleston, in tow of Tigress
| ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
| Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, New York, sd inst
| Schr Flying Fish, Parker, Boston, 23d inst
Schr Carlton Jayne oyerton, Providence, 2Ist inst
| "Beauty of Munster Mccarthy, Cork 18th inst.
| CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
| Ship Cerro Gordo, Witham, Bermuda 10th inst
| MEMORANDA
Steamship Virginia. Kelly from Philadelphia at Richmond
| 25d inst.
Ship Sunny South Stephenson, sailed m Rio Janero
Ship King Philip Rollins for San Francisco cid at Boston
Ship Lookout Sherwood sailed from New York yesterday
Josephine Stone sailed from Honolulu for Jarvis Is
Ship Union, scu for Calcutta, cleared New York yes