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VESPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant. and
Most Convenient Artificial Light.
~ 7FE VOID
N TRE VOID

VS. 6As Is generated from Pure Coal Oh and FOR sIsgsness
economy, safety and simplicity, cannot BE- sur.sss me
fixtures are in the same style as The ordinary gas aiuFss
rs llFantges are that &c is portable gs LIGHT unrvusd
r llancy eneapnass, cleanliness and can he
- wherever ARTIFICIAL light Is required % is gssy ITO reruate.
Nd requires no trimming and attention. uhate-er After
lighting 70 e perfectly slfs and ne from erufasi9n and
1 no oof or smell While Burning Tie light can hs made 10
oiru WIN any dsreo o. hrancy, by turning scrsH and be
increased instantsueously ia volume frl that OF cande to
zen o. twenty, By turning valve in Culinary sag
ne fssper Gas fame and fixtures In fos
oe Of coal gas, but 10 n-ilizucy and purity ID Do
- deeaed advantage over coal It reun-S -
chimney there need Of daily trimming Of uisF mi -
eoseton q ne fixture $50 simple haiti not lateto -
ca Of order a1d child can manage itreay. ne as 6sr1s
N ne tepeT hxture is geersHd from pare coal Oh ar lsV
peg O (which is Manufactured expressly Tor this be-,
without any amNture Of alcohol other ffirn iu-ii5
and It's supply is unmef. The fixtures ~ .5t
cain So lei % suit al tastes from the plain, sing
. me most elegant and costly chandelier. Bach fvrsi -
ct IN iisefi there is outlay be for sergcs @ @
er8 regulators, &c The gas Is generated the brer M Al
nxtures iron the cheap sngl Ihft the siisr
alGtar3 gaalc0rts In themsslYes. They nrs so5 IL
prices which do rot exceed the ordinary "a s ~
similar styles and ornauentation.
C9urees houses p1oiti halls stores, steamboats, and private
residences lr ushout the STATE fitted IN win H.
elegant aud conFeniant cnaLaeers other beautiful ss
lures which add 50 much 90 the Appearance such p and
70 me comfort or the home circle, and which, heretofore eou IL
limits Of large cities -
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House resumed the consideration Of The or
der pending at the time Of taking the noon re-
cess.
Mr.. WIsENER urged upon tae House tAo adop.
ton of his amendment
The amendmcnt IVES adopted BY yess IS, nays so
Ia folowe
Yeas-Messrs. Armstrong Baker, Of Perry, Ben
nett Ble6soe, BTaacltou Brltton Butler Caldwell
CowleA, Criz, Davis D5sk, Ford, Gillespie, Cor
man, Havr5n, Hebb, Johnson KenaoT, KinCaid Of
Claiborne, Les, Morris, MoEl his, Norman Pickett,
Rich lrdsou, Russell, She'd, Shrewsbury, Smith,
Trewhit, Vaughn, Williamson, WseLer and Wood
arI-3j
Eags-Messrs Baker, Of Wtakley, B.rksi lie,
B4yl less, Beay B;cknell, Chesiham, Ddlisy Farely,
Frazier Can't, Greene. Guy, Harris, Hurt, Ingram,
Kennedy, Kincaid, 'of Anderson, h,okhart, Mayhed,
MCsbe NsH Porter, &oWcI, Treyi't. White, Of Da-
vidssn, Williams Of franklin. Williams, Of Hick-
man, Wood. and Speaker Vat thorne=3O,
Mr.. JONES paird of vita Mr, EWING.
The nineteenth sectjon vas Feai,
On motion OF Mr., GORAAN this resolution was
amesded by inserting sftsr word " Imprisonment
the words q and upon conviction shan be fined 10
a sum not less than $500 aEd imprisoned not less
than six months"
Mr. BEATTY moved 10 Rnand BY substituting
section in lieu, making suspension cf specie pay
rnenJ q Forfeiture Of charter.
The amendment wss rejected BY yeas p, nays A
G. follows.
nett Bedsoe, Bri.toa, Critz Frazer, Guy, Ingram,
johnson, Kennedy, Lea, Lockhari, M'Case, Rich
ardso1, Shrewsbury, rTeyit Vaughn, White of
Dickson, Williams, Of Hickman, aad SPEAKER Whit
thorne-22
Nags-MeGsrs. Armstrong, Baker, Of Wsatley,
Eioaaeil Brag slton, Caldz ell Chatham, CjWdsni
LAWS, poak, dudley, Farley, Ford, CAN'T Gillespie,
GorJnan Greene Harris, HaVrOn, Heb, Hurt, Jones,
KeuacT E;naad, Of Anderson, KiucaJl, # CIai,
borne, Msyasld, Norris Norphis, N.il, Norman,
Pickett, Porter, Russell, Shield. Smith, SOwen Ire.
whit, White Of Davidson, Williams, Of Fran Kiln,
Williamson, WIsener, Woods aud Wo1dsrd-42
Mr.. SPEAKER WHICTIGhNE fAlr. Johnson in
the chair moved 10 amend by making the scetiOn
rec rA9u wkcF any bank shall have WillullyH aus
pended specie payment, or remains in tAat 9ondi=
ton one hundred aud tWeuty days 30.
The smsndmeQt was asgced TO upon digisiou Of
the Houas-aiA 'miri7s s. negative
Mr.. AcCABE moved to strike out "l2O,' and in
sert " 60 "
The amendment vas rejected ny yeas % nays &C.
MIR LOCKHART moved to amend By striking cut
the words 100 and and the PTO'so 10 the section
Add then
On motion the House adjourned till Thursday
O'clock. . ~
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Il SETrE Elt gives me great pleasure 70 state tb,t A.
ter trial Of o7eol the te Gas Lamps in ny study for
time, The experiment. o. lzsnz cur Union Tent Win ss
ampsI have entire confidence Ia their efficiency It seems "a
hey afford all the advantages of she best - F-bt 49,
who i've out Of the clissLnd large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp SO readily
earned the fixtures simple liable b get o
Of or the cost Of the light comparatively SO m e and t
whsle 50 free from al d1n-sr, that it need oniv ers ~
lance he part Of The public with the Vsser Gas In II
bring them into general use throughout the country
Yours truly, srutRr Re~-~-or
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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE AMERICAN PARTY Til

WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE AMERICAN PAETr This
pertinent question go far as it relates to the North
is answered by the following cooquy which recent
" occurred in the House Of Representatives at Wash
ingtOn:
Mr.. Hill. of Georgia asked what had become Of
the American party Of Massachusetts,?
Mr.. Dawes replied, his opinion was that the
American party was made up about one-half from
the Democratic party and the other half from the
V hig party. The latter has gone with the Rebuilt
can party ana tie tormer had returned to their first
owe. TLaughter1
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NashriIla DC lss9
From n. D. Gross, Nashville.

NAsHfilLz Ieun.. Dee 81. Es5l
Messrs. T. b. TAYLOR 3 Col have hsi In use 5 80 K
months past Of your Eesper Gas Lights. ana Z - ne
great pleasure to state that regard far 5upe7or 9TH
portable light that have met with
Issimpry OF arrangement, freedom free danger Of szpo.
son cleanliness and sness- ard parity light are oualf
cs that must recommend h any who will Try IT, IL ivez
Light uhieh 10 be equal hrancy b tfs o-IfTs
gas light Very respectfully, ~ d. Coo
These only few Of the testimonials we have Gail
and examine for yourself al Me- a Colonafe Bufnrr Cs-
street, NASHVILLE, Tenn THOMAS r. TAYLOR & CO.
Merchants from the tAs country are expressly invita- IN
give call wish 10 establish agencies throughout ne
STATE Jan ST
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HOME TEsTIB1OvIaLs.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10, 1859
Col T. II IAYL0R-Dear o.rt have used, for time
one or ne fer Lamps and beg leaveto express NJ ga1usl
70 you Tor having introduced 10 % my notice To persons living
IN the countrv' or IN parts Of city ghere cannot be h
Who may desire ghi much more economical than gasald at
paratus will prove a dssiderafum.
regard this The beautiful and nest u7ef1 i-rr,
for procuring 81 small cost, the advantages Of Gas rhtth1
have ever seer at the time that Is perfect sa
the lamps simple in construction and mansrrd Win -
Very truly yours, p F,lH
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ArrENuoS, DELEGATES FROM THE FouRrH-" e are
requested to say that meeting of the delegates 70
the Democratic State Convention from the Fourth
Congressional Districts requested this( Wednesday,
morning at nine O'Clock, in the Federal Court room
N fhe Capitol
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Tgr nr,ocR.r7c STATE CONVENTION viii assemble
tins morning IN the Hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentatves at II1 O'Clock. The committee appoinleu
to select officers for the Convention will meet IN the
Federal Court Room at 10 o'clockA. NJ.
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Asti'flLLAi N.Y. september 3, 1853.
To " II sErTLE-Dear Sir. AFTER having male tb,rgurb
examination Of the fesper das, relation ts umina-
dus poa r. crelca COMPOSITION etc. do hesitate TO re
commend as being seraud economical veil AZ pos
sessng greater intensity q Illumination than any o material
nov in
In he laboratory superior to the alcohol IS ssns Of OBJ
Llg heat and Wall he ouad Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the drug
gist as we'll as 70 The manufacturing chemist
CHaELEs N WRIaHr, II D..
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky school Of MeIicias
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Sr. LurIs. Jan IG.-TLe Missouri Legislature
adjourned this morning. Governor Stewart issued
proclamation for an extra session Of the legislature
for the 9th of February. 10 take active measures
respecting the railroad bills and unfinished busi-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-18

FROM ceaoury q Co. Gas Filters NASHVILLE
The Nesper Gas makes blliantand BEAUTIFUL bt thai
cheap and portable perfectly safe h eo1strncfo III -
Vespsr Gas Burner and reort so psrsetfy pIs tt Ia
get out Of order, explode
The management Of the burner is easily understood sd re-
CURES N little more attention 10 keep clean and n rood sr
than ordinary fixtures. The light produced bv t5s Vs
Gas we consider fully equal, in every respect to ay other zine
Of Gas light Jorv n sr.--,v
p. j. 3EA1UfT,
II. 8 PEACH
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Mn THOMAS TAYLORDear Sir have been usiuv The Yes
per Gas Lamp sold BY you, since ptem6sr last and an e
cty Easded that i is Of the most economical IL not nm
most economical we'll brilliant lights that ~ - ~ Tf
Outof the reach Of gas. AarTs,rg-n ~
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KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.
From His ExCelIeney, Gov. O. g Morsnesd and Fbo-
ESQ STATE Aufftor

I'llI l1' 2
ESQ stlts Auditor.
To w h. sEITtE Es2 LOUISVILLE KY.--Dsar Sir We have
ben and ae using sspsr as are pesfly all
ned With is utility 1t gives s0fl, hrIat ard beztl gbg
and Is peractll secure from explosion 70 IS very ca-p -
economical IN its use and o. Gar .ost tl1 any or
hight heare saished at i W Be adopted By All e-sens
Who have not the opportunity Of obtaining gas aud ID Il sb
gas h ac1ess bic and with whom felpness crs1ai nfa
for fixtures and the continual expense of burnng is an object
Aolrss &c.i 8 MoEuIEaB
Tu0s s Pter.
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TEsrImONraIs.

Scientific and others FhO have thar-ahy tested the
is Of the Eesper Gas Air Light, pronounce u he be nd
eaes. n- nov kno|n Nun1oerless testimonials are beng
received daily frou an quarters v5uchag for he srl-- 81
this light a few Of Whch given below.
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superior Farming Lnnds - -


A NUN2kh one Farm CONTAINING between 900 and 0u ase
a Vih Z Of an hours ride By the Lcu.syil - N.qsVIe
Railroad, AM II by Turnpike Of the city 81 Nsbsife
This Tract OF Land situaed Ia excellent pbtrhca
has upon good improvements "A we'll aterd f tort and
o,heT farming purposes 49, Ia susceptible o. division into two
CT more places.
In point q location soil, vAter, &c for st Grain or 70.
oacco ia5n = e unsurpassed BY any tract in the state.
fos0ce churches shoela and Railroad Station esuvenieue
% the premises.
Terms easy lbssaf time given. Per r1rtb r,tfla- an
ply JCta sehon, Of the firm Of Sehon a Ns-r 10 Il
Cedar Saset' or &C this oaiee. ocfis-aEtEiu
UNDEEWEAE,
LIVERY variety Of Underwear, extra heavy sHk, Cashmere
80 Aefno, aAo-' an 'eaA NED fannei, Canton Flsnne
&c. &c ideel9i n McGILL-
GOLD PENS,
Thatest article. For By JOHN YORK & co.
DRIED PEACHES.
PEW bushels OF those celebrated Gsoria peeled Dried
IA FetAcAcs on ifali ana Tor sale cheap by
jaall-a aIZELI, HOOPER Co
ATTENTION ALL
VA haven store, for sale cheap large assortment eI
Safes, fhich FOR durability, and leteuess Of mana
faoture, stand unrivalisd in the United States.
MIZELL, HOPPE 4 CO..
ianl4-a Nos SaBd MARKET street
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
TWO superior and will be sold for cash four
j ncpths, 5s jstsst9Sy paper. -
Jaa8 BENZ SHIELD q ~. I
TEVROSE WHO WISH THE GEN UINE
nevis WA1ERRIAh Sd & HA-AAAa
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By this route Freghts Of al description can he forwarded
ron Philadelphia New York; Boston Baltimore 70 any point
Oh ne Railroads OF Ohio, enucky, indiana illinois, WsceD
an, Iowa or M.ssopFi, BY Railroad direct
The Pennylgan Rairoad also connects At p5sshnr nth
steamers " which Goods be forwarded Ia any nor 81 he
Oh17 Muskingua, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cabsnj IIliDois
lissspp WISCONSIN, Missouri, Kansas Arkarsas and Red
Hiyefs and az Cleveland duy. aud Chicago with an PORTS
on the North " estegn Lakes. F
Merchants aud ahpparR entTusting the srausortao NJ
LElr ksht % Jas Company, can rely with confidence On ~
TpesaY transit " -
me raesoi freight to point in the West b tba pI
vAna Railroad are at all times fzvorsils AZ are cb. -
other Railroad Companies s01 y
II y Be particular 70 mark packages '.vla pv-~, 2
K. SNEEuER, Philadelphia A.
MA9RAW Rooms. 90 North Street. Baltimore
hEFCH & CO, No. AstOr H0ase or No / : u q. n =
LEIGH Co., No u State Street. Boston ~ =" ~ =
H. u HOUSTON Gent Freight Ag't PhsadeIphia
L. l.. KOUPT Gen'l Ticket Ag't PAN Jiel,.,iS
tliOs- A. SCOTT, Gen' s,gp't AltooRa, Pa
ianll-tf
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7EaUuy's C9malmed BcaPCT and
MOWER

kETGEh WOODS IMPROVEMENTS hI
celebrated zachne ecsived hrst premium OF Fard
ioLD MEbAL as the heCombuei Rezpng and Noing Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair held az Louisville
h, ia September 1871 The trial neSr yracuse, New
York, in uly where all the prpsl Machines in the United
thoroughly tested. The made sWardF
through Marshal y der President United States agricultural
Society, Il Louisville, a..
Itaso received the ward The best Rsspe- as the .
Mower before separate committees, appointed by Pres
fent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society al N.zlIe
h. TuIy 1857 over most Of the machines use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Manbpe
s,-,- re last season. over every NschneiH America.
I5e loye machines are for sae by The undersigned
&. 7. CBEAgHAh,
General Agent for the State.
TISHER. W9EELEs & CO.,
,..,- Att Nazhville, Ter
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Negroes for sale.
SUNDRIEs.

IN BOXES CHEESE, just received on steamer Lebns-
w p ools clover Seed on hand.
100 bales Of Hay 10 arrive On steamer John CAN'T
Cash paid for Lard Green and Dry EHIdCsS
Feathers, Wax, sheep Skins, wheat, Corns
Oats, sc. d d DrCKry
iauij-dly A Marcel stres..
Wheeler & Wilson 10000 Ahead in ISIS.
he New Yo-k Tines has the following statistics Of seuns IA
chimes solo in the years ending Nov l. rs g. a.
from the BOOKS o. M Elias Howe Jr all
mes render quarterly statements, under uaa, all maCnes
sold.
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After the appointment Of the committee, the
meeting was eloquently addressed by Messrs. Whit
thorne Of Maury, NcConnico Of Williamson Ewing
Of Davidson, Haynes Of Washington, Glenn Of
Fayette, Douglas OF Shelby, Maxwell Of Greene
Atkins Of Henry, and Quarles Of Montgomery.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
L. southern 80 Compan

The Southern Express LOmpilHy'-
RiE undersigned respectfully give notice tnai -- en-
tered into CO partnership, under me nlLs ~ -
The southern Express Company or -le .Lan1
action Of General Exures Commission business, idnafl
ae gelents with the Ed-edsd lE1 he-llAy'
and Alabama and Central sousler Railroad oonies . gun
forward goods % an stations On the named haroaas iu
charge Of special Messengers AZ loF rates tL Asasai
are pnvc - ib Tn stf.g Tor the Transmission % money,
eEsiry ana other vbss Bills notes and drafts collected,
and prompt returns made.
seuars JANIS GLOVER,
A. HOAT.
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According to the announcement IN our paper q
Yesterday large number Of delegates assembled
IN the Federal Court room last night, for the pur-
pose of taking such steps as might be necessary,
preparatory to the organization of the Convention
to-day
Col WAYNE WALLACE was called to the chair, and
Messrs McCLANAHAN and GALWAY, Of Memphis
were requested to act as Secretaries.
The large crowd assembled rendered 1t necessary
to adjourn to the Hall of the House Of Representa-
tives A motion was adopted that the chair should
appoint committee consisting Of two from each
Congressional district to select permanent officers
for the Convention.
The chair requested that each district should pre-
sent the names of those they might prefer to be
members of that committee.
The districts having made their suggestions, the
chair appointed from the
Ist District-Wm H. Maxwell and Jacob Miller.
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A County Lawyer" in the Richmond papers
,,s ,,r,,n his professional brethren Of the South
o ,von1ietv of declining to act as agents for The
-.b,nts and manufacturers Of the free states for
t,s frture. especially in furnishing them with Sc
-s+ Intelligence Of the character standing pros
1.c5s babits and credit Of the Southern merchants
.nd tranera
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CRIsP's GAIETY.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 10
Rarodi Grand Italian opera Company,
first time here Of Vsris celebrated opera,
IL TER0VATQRE,
GSIGNA CAROLINA ALAMO she great canarics, leo
- nora; sigma TEKEaA RAR0D the rsnoEnai pFina don,
na, Is Azgarga.
IL TsSee progszmus. lanls-f
AGENTS AND CANVASgERS WANTED.
HYOR the Kqicks5ocher ind the line engraving Of 1
N ~ HEinG Ia iis OiisH Tine (s3J' per annual
Oldest cnthy aud finest Plate offered in this
country Better allowed than by any similar pa0los
ton. copy the Engraving, richly worth 50 20 postage
free and January hctsr5 9cksr will be any
dress the receipt OF LIP, which sJuak may deducted
from the remittance for SUBSCRIBERS
JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher,
Ianls-alt ls aud is Jacob street. n. 7.
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
TEyHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER,
STRONG, Master, VIII leave Nashville O. eH-Zla
Saturday, the sls, inst, at 70 u, -
janls-a Il. t. H. HHi4aRRTRG1s6y,I Agents.
FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
TEVHE hus passenger psckst f l. l. A, n. J.
sIMM5, Master, VIII leave for the above eist$-sa
and intermediate ports Wednesday, gsa l6th
ins at - n Fortnight passage apply board TO
~ 81 A HAMILTON
ianlS 4. HARRISON, Agsa6
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CAPACITY o. THIS ROAD IS NOV Equal TO ANY IL
THREE THROUGH
PASS ENG ER TR AIMS

CONNECTING direct in TIE Union Depot At Ptsbuyv With
Through Trains from all Western Cies for PhfsdeIphis
New York Boston, Baltimore, Washington CITY thus fur
nshng facilities for the transportation Passengers unsur.
passed for speed and coHsiort BY any other route.
Express and 7a Lines through PhIadslphia without
change Of ears conductors.
SOkils Cars attached to each train. Wocdu's serinr
Oars 70 Express and Fast Trains. The Express Ruus
Aatiy Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
Train connect direct to New York. Express and Fast Line con-
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
All Through Passenger Trains provided with Touybrisg
Patent Bke-spee under perfect OF the Enrineer
thus adding much to the safety Of travellers.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New YORK Tn
Daily Trains between New York and Boston. THROUGH ks
lallkaill are good on either Of the above trains
Boat Tickets 20 Boston good Noruh FaU River or
tonnton Lines Boston passengers transferred free Of charge
through New York, - 9
Offices in the west siso, board Of any OF reI.g T7e
OF Steamess On tas Mississippi Ohio Ri - TIcksts
at the Oyes o. he Company IN Boston, EeE ore altimors
Or Fhi,sdelphia.
Fare always as low aud TiEno az 0uIetr as
by any other ROutG
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1-,OUNTFsRS AND SHELVING WITH THE
iSr5 sA''' 81 '''A ''O's' '' BENy SHIELDS & CO.
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WWTE have raruored Stock and Business from No Co.
M Wsrset street. 60 large and extensive HOUSE. Noi
sf f5rn=ry ocuupild ty Mers- Carter FFillsard
Co. uhersEs viii coanus the AsTculEel end sei 1unsa
a heretofore. AAAAakAeou q co
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by any other Route
ASA. iEQR TYCERTS BY Pms r1E
DIRECT LINE BETWEENTE zas,r avn
THE GREaT WEST

The connecting tracks BY the Railroad T. - al pist.,
avoiding all dyage or errage Of fIsht og Ter ltb Sc ~
ing Of time are advantages really aPppecia by Shippers Of
freight, and the travelling ggbl9.
For Freight Conons shipping Direct a appl 70 or Al
dress eithero tt-s foliOting agents Of the 4fy
b. A. STEW 4RT, Pltsbur
4 s, Pfefcsy Co., GAINESVILLE o. J. j. John On TiD q. r
ScNeeey Aaysyille, Ky; Ors5T Cropps Portsmouth o.
PADDOCK z Co, rsonyilie Ind II brown Co ca
cnnah, o. Athorn & Hilbert, Cincinnati z q sisbru
Madison, Ind; Jos Moore, Louisville, r. P Riey q
Co. Evansville, Ind; W Graham 4 Co Jars III; II y
Sass Sha'er Glass; st. Louis, Me- John y- NssliIls
Isnn Harris 4 Hunt, Memphis Tsep tCi ( Ca Chicago
III II hoontz, Atom ID or 70 m at AGENTS Of Rail.
roads at different points N lae West.
The GTeatest Facilities eFEerrI for she Pro-
tectiGR AID speedy TFansu brtatiOn OF
LIVE STOCK,
Nd Good Aar,rsHao7atiors with 7,g,4r -,
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The New York Herald contains a long statement.
giving an account of the present state of the negro
setements in Canada. their history &c.most of them
fugitivcs from he south, and winds up follows
A thorough personal examination made in all the
Townships named where negroes are settled has led
10 the conviction that every scheme for the amCo-
Tatiou of the condition of the fugitives slaves in
Canada has proved. and must prove failure and
fhat any assistance given To the white and black
Abolition1sts British and American. who at the
present time engaged in running of the slaves Of
Southern citizens is only injury 10 the negro and
helms To transfer him from a comfortable home, and
n poston in life TO which nature has fitted him. to
DIunge him into suffering, sickness and crime
THE NEGROES on CHARLES O'CoyoE.-We take the
following rich account Of q negro meeting in vii
Usmsburr /. l., from,thc \. y Tribune:
Tpr Colonel people AND CHARLEs O'CoNoR.-A
meeting of colored people held az 5r. Hodges
Cb,rch Williamsburg, last evening. Tor the purpose
Of protesting against the insulting language 81 one
charles 'Coror used against the colored people Of
+be limited States and the African race m general"
SV5Uis A Hodge was Chairman, and said that the
object OF the meeting was 70 elect committee 10
20 m Charles OConor and demand OF him 10 retr1c
Ris bloody language. 4 dozen Vice Presidents and
- man, Secretaries were charge with the business
-.esnonsibiitv of the meeting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-18


ID WEB. Jones and Jas. W. Newman.
al John A. Minis and Geo. W. Bridges
4fh H.. II Watterson and Jas. S. Bradley.
9Th Danl S. Donelson and Jno. McGayock.
9Th Jas B. Lamb and Hayden March.
9TH B. Moore and Thos. Martin.
stb John D. Winston and VIM. Quarles
9th JD. C. Atkins and R. c. Nall.
10Th J. NJ. Williamson and Phil. B. Glenn.