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The Nashville Banner has made some discoveries
that should be gratifying to every national man, and
especially to the Democratic party. 1t admits in a
rcceut issue that The Republican party has been
losing ground ever since the last Presidential cleo
ton" That in the elections of last fall il fell
more than five hundred thousand votes below the
vote Of 1856" That the more recent elections
indicate increased raFdity in the process Of decOm
position" That lin Michigan they have lest one
stronghold after anothec, and many of their most
sagacious organs are conceding in advance, the
loss of Connecticut in the election now about to
take place" And that 9" these losses are not attri
butable to a lack of energy aud industry on the
part Of the leaders of the party to the fact
81 that no party can be maintained upon a mere alb
strscton" such as the prevention Of the extension
Of slavery into territory now free, which that pa
per believes has already been etfectualy secured ;
and to this cause is attributed its supposed decline
We thank the Banner COR these candid admissions,
and now desire 10 direct the attention of the public
70 the further fact that in the recent elections at
the North which have furnished these evidences of
Black Republican decline, there was but one party
standing out in open hostility to them-but one par
tv combating them at every point-and but one
party that is entitled to any credit for having
duced their numbers and prepared the way for their
d. e. 7geo II .l,+ ,,,,.,,- +,, NJ,
signal overtime" Id IeO'' anu ''l'' parry me VA
roNAL DEMOCRACY ms Is d sisllu'1l' i"e l., anu
one shat cannot be successfully ana We
suppose the Banner VIII not even a'Ieipt 10 co"''o
vert IL Upon the contrary what Few there arc a'
the North who sympathIze WIN tae enort 70 organ
lie q Third Party have uniformly acted ".lh lie
Black Republicans IN their struggles With the De
mocracy in recent State elections and thus endeaN-
ored to prCueat these very evidences OF deeom-
position with which the Banner has entertained us
What then, is the patriots duty, m view Of such
evidences? tito encourage and uphold the arm that
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THE WAsHINGTON STATUE-The equestrian bronze
statue Of the Father Of his Country which was in
augurated at Washington on the 22d ult is thus de-
scrbed by correspondent 90 a New York paper:
The statue is located on Pennsylvania Avenue.
half mile west of the Presidents house, in the
centre Of an enclosed plaza of about an acre of
ground, called 1.-THE Circle The statue is elevated
pedestal of the height Of that of Union square
New York. The figure Of Washington Is Of the
proportion of a man eleven feet in height and the
horse IS, of course, of corresponding dimensions.
The attitude Of The latter is essentially dramatic
The reader viii remember the old and and popular
engraving of Napoleon crossing the AlDs. 4 high
wind is blowing The Little Corporal" is wrap
ped in cOpious cloak which is IN danger of being
blown away. The horse upon which he is mount
ed looks arrested in the very act of going over
into an Alpine Chasm. This Is very much the atti-
tude Ofth horse Of Washington. The scene is the
battle Of Trenton. Washington, in advance of the
American forces. occupies a position between the
two armies. high wind IS blowing upon his back
The horse, as If suddenly startled by the enemy's
ire reCOils and suddenly halts, as if on the edge Of
pTCCIpICe, his left fore leg elevated, and the right
one planted gunly on the ground, His head Is lifted
high in tRC air, his tail is up, but the wind Is blow
ing It into sharp curve, and throwing his name
wildly about his neck. In a word, the whole ap-
pearance of the horse Is that of terror, to which
the wind serves as powerful auxiliary. In strlk-
ing contrast with this aspect of the horse is the
calm and thoughtful resolution of his rider. He is
contemplating the enemy. In his right hand, de-
pending by his side is his drawn sword; in his left
are the double reins of what is known as a stiff
btted bride. His costume is the Generals Cont
mental uniform, the cooked hat sitting firmly upon
his head. The other appointments Of saddle hols-
ters DC, Ii Is not necessary to describe. Of the
merits Of this statue a work of art there may be
some conflict Of opinion; but we dare say that it will
be entirely satisfactory to the people, and pro-
nOunced a decided improvement upon the jackson
statue, by the same artist, which stands in front of
the White House. We understand that Mr. Mills
will receive for this Washington statue the sum Of
fifty thousand dollars-the ten thousand dollars ap-
propratedby Congress tOdaybeing intended for con-
tngent expenses, including the expenses of the New
York Seventh Regiment, which the Joint Committee
Of Congress intend TO invite assist in the naugu-
ration ceremonies.
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Recent Tests Of the Fire and Burglar Proof
Quaiittes OF
LILIES SAFES.

DESTINATION " Y, Nov q, 1853.
BEwIs LIL, EzqDsar sir On the night o. the 2Uth
October last, Tannery Buildings this place we're
entirely consumed by ire and In my opnou your No Chilled
Iron Safes thoroughly tested Ts intense and pro-
actedbe Safe beng exposed long time its fun share
itWss red hot, frou sensations In circulars
bought and By those having other ss had slight conf
deuce that would be profession against such
You therefore judge Of surprise and grafcston
unlocking the Safe which readily DONE hnd ny
and papers uninur BY the ere and and the Bookcase
least ehsred, while the Safe, With very slight repairs and
paint, viii be good eheerfuly and
confidently ecoEmend yOar Safe any person wishing buy.
Respectfully, II. II. WEED
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The 9Th September ast purchased sf Mr. Haskell ore
Of Liiliess Fire and Burglar Proof Wrought
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 27th November,
which OF wood $50 feet Deep With
BY Are Twelve other buildings being bunei
the time The safe exposed great heat Sc
tould have been any location In the burning building
when cooled Of and opeI ed, neither the bookcase
the Books Were charred in the least
We have sent The Safe you requested your Agent in
New York for exhibition, anil viii select for from
stccs in Boston, when store IS done.
WAsHBURN SON
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The Cincinnati Gazette BLACK Republican, speak
ing Of the PresidenhaI Indications. saws:

The Cincinnati Gazette BLACK Republican, speak
ing of the Presidential Indications, says:
\ large number Of States in which the Republi-
can and Peoples Opposition parties have an ac-
tive organization have held their conventions for the
choice ofdelegates TO the Chicago National Conven
ton. The expressions of sentiment thus given or
indirectly intimated, and the indications in other
States which will hereafter choose delegations to
that Convention, are such as to bring us a step or
two nearer some detiunite opinion as to the PreSi-
Dental nominations TO be made at Chicago
1t is TO be regarded settled, that Hon. VIM. II.
Seward will be strongly urged by his friends for
the nomination at Chicago He will be one of the
strongest competitors for this honor. Hon Salmon
?. Chase is TO be set down in the same prominent
rank of candidates. Gen. Simon Cameron, from
present appearances, viii not be behind either of
these distinguished statesmen, in reliable support
for the first place on the Presidential ticket New
England viii present another leading candidate.
probably, IN the person of either Senator W p Fcs-
sender or Gov. y. 2. Banks. And perhaps stronger
than any one of these, will be Hon. Edward Bates,
provided he early consents to the presentation of his
name before the Chicago Convention. as a cordial
and earnest representative of the principles en-
bodied in the official call of that assembage In a
somewhat lower relative position as to prominence
in the race. Is Hon. Abraham Lincoln of Illinois,
Besides these we have an extended list of pro-
posed candidates in whose behalf less has been aC
compshed, yet personally acceptable to large num-
bers of the people, If not the entire BODY of the
Repubhcan-OppOstiOn party. OF these are Hon
John Mclean, Senator T. f. Wade Cassius N. CLAW.
John c. Fremont William L. Dayton John NJ Read
regard Hon John Bell Of Tennessee. Hon John NJ
Bolts of Virginia, and Senator John j. Crittenden of
Kentucky as available candidates OF a united ODpo-
sitiOn
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The Washington correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Eaguirsr. thinks it certain that either SEWARD or
Fremont will be the nominee of the Chicago Con-
vention HIS particular opinion is that FnEuoyr
will be the man. He says:
Seward and Fremont are the real contestants and
one or the other VIII be the nominee. Seward and
Fremont reach the bottom Of the Republican heart
and stir it up as ne other names do. They emboiv
Republican sentiment, and either Of them would
command the enthusiastic support of their party
Fremont has this advantage over Seward he has
the sympathy Of every Republican for his defeat
and misfortune were shared in by all who voted for
hin. In belonged tothem as much as to him. Again
Chase and Lincoln and Cameron would prefer Ere
mont IN Seward When Chase finds how
weak he a. ne viii 20 in for cutting Stewards throat
a1i there win be no one for him to fall back on ex-
cept Fremont The opposition Of the German Re-
publicans to Bates and Cameron will prevent either
OF these gentlemen being nominated, and viii pre-
vent Chase going for either.
The second c,loiceof most of the Chase men would
probably be Abe Lincoln. If they should find that
Chase had no chance not many OF them would De
Ior seward. If Chase and Seward were both with
Cfa"n, Bates would almost unquestonably be De
feated by Fremont
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GOOD CHANCE
ZIG MAKE MONEY

HETISHING to go West oGsr for sale my Steam Mill
Wv with Of Land and good dwelling House,
ated the Cumberland River, within i've miles Of Gsstn
Tenn. The Mill is operation and is capable OF cutting
thousand feet OF lumber per day Timber be had
abundance and the lumber sold fest it is cut. Machinery
warranted perfect every particular Terms made pur
chaser Fer full particulars address the undersigned at Gala
tin, Tenn. HAGGARD.
ma q
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DARING BURGLAR ATTEAFTA bold attempt enter tia Safe
Of esss Lppncott Martins large provision dealers, SD
Tenth Ayenu2 made Friday night January 90 by expert
thieves They applied the usual burglar TOOLS and had prepared
blow the lock, but safe, which Of Lilies
Chilled and Wrought Iron Powder Proof
Safes resisted al attempts The burglars caught and
in astteen made to Mr. Martin, they stated it ''Fa all
make attempt Lilies safe, AID they had
just given up the job intending down to the Eighth Avenue
for old English Craftsman, to be could do thing for
them '-Asl1 YOrE EeDrsss.
Since the above copied in the Express, the principal
burglar, old hand the business has confessed Of the
Officers that three other occasions to break mo
Lilies Sales and that he failed in each attempt. The raals
lind them burglar pooof-JGHuGFy20, 1860
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For SnlithIand and Paducah.
TS. MAIL PACKET.

TEJHE splendid passenger packet + l. Il A, 49,
} SIMMS, Master, viii leave for the above -
and intermediate ports this day, 10th Of March,
uarlO a HAMILTON, Agent.
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WGsHBURN & SON


WOODSTOCK, Vt, Feb "a. 1860
LILIk, Esq Troy Y-Dear sir you request,
will seud Safe your gent in Boston, exhhoR
you may smother. The sas the FIRE
hours The heat sufficient melt OF the solid
mot any other safe In the fre) and still books
papers and hundred and fifty dollars In bank bills,
Injured in the least. Yours, truly.
MELLIsH q FRENCH.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

f3tHE undersigned has been appointed and qualified by the
County Court OF Cheaham county Administrator Of
the estate Of the late JAMES BELL Those Indebted TO said
estate requested forward and make payment and
these having claims against said estate requested TO present
them properly authenticated in the time prescribed bv Law
maT9-w4t Alex STOCKARD, Adm.
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HARDY BROTHERS Auctioneers On Saturday
morning, 10th March, at 10 clock will large
weekly sale Of splendid Furniture, Mattresses and also 20 pieces
yard wide mating to Close.
HARDY BR THEIRS, Auctioneers
pubIfc Snuqrp
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TINIIE thorough bred Stallion, CHUNKY -
TOWL3S, by imported Sovereign; dam kSfEffSsTz7sA
Miss wilkins. Six years old dark bay, full O. 81 kaW
l6 hands high; breeds large and fine for 10 Nf~N
further pedigree, American Turf Register - V-4
As regards price and terms. refer 10 Gen. p
CHEATHA8i. and KERR, Nashvilei OF GEO. HUTCHINSON
White Bluff, Dixon county. mar9-trwsw3
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w. T. BERRY d COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE.


TEVHE fine steamer A NUS WOODS, wy. -
BOYD, Master, having been detained by bad Ea1essa
weather, will leave for the above and all ntermed
ports TUESDAY, the 18th March, at y O'Clock NJ For
freight or passage apply on board or to
A. HAMILTON,
mario H. H. HARRISON, Agents
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$50 BROADWAY, FEB l3 i560
l. LGIE, Es4Dear Sir; During absence Church st
eTonng f0rCiby entered Ny stock, also my
customers watches and eWery worth few thousand dol
lars remained untouched being secured in your valuable
safes. Respectfully,
mars AIN RICHARD KEEPING.
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DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER, complete from
scOmmenoement in 1853 to 1856 inclusye with Index.
80 vols, calf London.
- Comprising concise syle,We adapted for reference,
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FENHB splendid passenger steamer B. N Run zailgEa
YAM, MILLER. Master, will leave here bz,-ss-s-fsi
MONDAY, the ilSth Of March, at u o'clock, g-as
NJ, as above. For freight passage apply on -
board, to
A. HAMILTON, Z ..-
mar1O II. H.. HARRIg0N,l Aa1-N'
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RENARGAHIE CASE OF PRESENCE OF MND.-A COM
Ter Jumper was discovered, last week, who really
had some intelligence
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CABBAGES.

IN BUSHELS Of tie celebrated "sIiIvaukee Club
I0eU WHEAT. mauresin ninety days Jus; received OF
consignment, and FOR sale BY
D DICKEY,
mari "a Msrfst Street.
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STATE o. PESEsYIvASIA.
n..--s-.F uhfrsaaTvhfa

STATE o. PESEsY1vASIA.
County Of Philadelphia
Geo II Hart, PreseD AMI C0gysw4ll, Secretary the
Quaker City Insurance Company being ssYery sEorn, depoe
and sty the fore going fa true and correct statement
the Affairs Of said ComPaay th t said Insurance. Compa
By IS the owner least hundred thousand dollars In
usl capta invested in stocks Of az least par value aud
Bonds Mortgages and heal Estate worth double the
for which the saes mortsaEe IS required BY me state OF
Tennessee regulating Insurance Companies. And further.
Opponents say that they the shove described officers Of said
ComDany GEo u HAIR, President,
Ii p CoGssEALL- Secretary
sworn an subscribed BEFORE this 18th day Of January,
Alderman and Justice o. the Peace.
ISL TAYLOR, regular appointed Commissioner for is
state Of Tennessee hereby certify that have enei the
titles and Investments the Quaker City Insurance. C0mpa.
~ and compared them WITH the within sacment l1f find them
70 correct, and that fully satisfied tat the said Company
ssd Of over one hundred thousand cellars % securities
s s rsqusi By The laws Of Tennessee and that
thev are worm the respect aElOuats stated herein
Given y had andsel this ssh day q January g.
D. 1850 SAMUEL L. TAYLOR.
Commissioners Of Tennessee.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, C0MPTROLLER's oFRICE,l
NASHVILLE March %, 1850.
This ocertfy thathe Quaker City Insurance Co. heated
phia the State Of Penn, has compiled with an the require
sn passed b. the General assembly o. the state Of
Tennessee March, 1856 entitled An Act 70 regulate the
rce Insurance Companies Incorporated by the State
o tennessee and that j. NASH and W. j. MARI the e
gay authorized agents % said company 10 tie city Of Nash
VILE, state Of Tennessee. j. T. bGNLAP,
fsraLI comptroller.
policies issued nmd renewed and losses
promptly paid
NASH a HARR,
10. 25 College St.
FRESH RUCKWEIEAT FLOUR.
lust received and for sale BY BT.sHIELBs q CO.,
81 jams No. q College Street.
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4 0DS CABBAGE HEADS, Just received by steamer
LOSeD Denmark on consignment and for sale By
D DICKEY,
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LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS.

Forty three Of these ssfesarc he banks in the city Of New
York. Seventeen in the Banks in st Louis.
". STOCEEGL, Agent,
Broad Street, Nashville.
J. NORRIS, Agent, 81. Louis.
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FRESH BUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
lust received and fot sale By B F.sHIELBs q CO.,
p jams no. 2 College Street.
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T HAVE for sale the very finest STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
4 adapted to this climate cultivate but the best
quality, and persons in such villa hni them by calling
and will also purchases cuvais
then 10 perfection.
viii sell Plants cheap be had anywhere else Or
ders left at DEMOYILLE CO.'S will be promptly ate.aei TO-
mari dim @ H MAlIEs
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.
RAn BUSHELS HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, lust re.
ebtBNb ceiYeiby A JENKINS,
Nj
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our stock Of Sheffield treble plated Table Desert and Tea
" SPOONS; Table and Desert Forzs. Pitchers, Cups Cas-
tors Tea and Coffee Pots is complete offered low prices.
Coal OIL Lamps.
All the latest improvements and fine qualities Of Coal Oil at
81 and il a5 per gallon.
MACKENZIE & MINCHiN,
mars and II College street.
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LIABILITIES.

The act Incorporation has been hled ana Is not changed
The greatest amount taken risk is gJ,000 ".
The rules and o. toe Company are that in tx
placing Of risks they shall be exposed % Of OYER
IS 600 Jy any one risk
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Philadelphia Iie0dy Made Goats.
A SHALL invoice Of good styles that we call cheap
- BENZ r SHIELDS & co.
rler9 q and % CeEtral Rooms
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NASH g. MARR.
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Statement of the Condition OF the Quaker
City Insurance Company of PbiIadeI-
Phiu, Pa, ON the Sd day OF Jan, 1860.
Made in compliance with laws Of Tennessee