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1t would seem from the following dispatch
that there is little worse to expect the ratii-
cation of the treaty with Mexico:
WASHINGTON, Feb 29.
After dispnsing of the morning business
yesterday, the Senate went into executive
SIS ion the Mexican treaty and continued
two hours in discussion.
Mr.. Mason Opencd by saying be had
brought himself with some reluctance to ap-
prove the suhject of this project, because it
appeared al first blush to favor a departure
from the settled policy of the government,
which he would never sanction. But in
view of the state of anarchy which exists in
Mexico. he was willing to make the expert
ment. In regard to the objection urged
against JuarPZ, of not representing the
regular government, he supposed he was as
much entitled TO that recognition "a the other
faction was, though now exercising authori-
~ over only a small district of country. He
thought. though unable to give anv positive
assurance TO the Senate, that the ratification
with the aid which we would render, would
establish the Liberal cause in power.
Mr.. Wigfall followed in an able and eff
feciive speech, denouncing the whole scheme
as utterly unworthy of cOuntenance or tolera-
ton. There was no government in Mexico
capable OF making trraty or carrying out
its stipulations il made. We did not want
Mexico or her mongrel population. Juarez
and his Indian crew could not govern them
selves. and if brought into contact with our
people would not fail to cOntaminate them.
Mr.. Simmons closed the discussion in one
of his strong. conclusive, practical argu-
ments. exposing the sophistry of the alleged
commercial advantages. New England had
no interest. immediate or remote, in this
treaty, but exactly the reverse; it substan-
TALLY proposed reciprocal free trade with
Mexico, which would require us, under the
clause inserted in every commercial treaty
for the last forty years, to admit that nation
to an equal footing with that of the most
favored, and enable her to claim similar re-
lation, which would result in destroying our
revenue and compelling direct taxation.-
This point, and others equally forcible, pro-
duced much impression.
Mr. Hammond claimed the floor, and would
have proceeded but for the announcement of
Mr.. ShaDks' death.
The subject is postponed till Thursday,
Mr.. Seward having the floor for tomorrow.
The treaty is as dead as Julius Caesar. The
development OF to-day will probably bring
several Democratic opponents into line who
yielded to the persuasiOns of the President
and were prepared to conquer their prejudi-
ces. Messrs. Hammond. Chestnut. johnson,
and others may be counted adversely.
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HEnORIAI,

or the estate MEDICAL SOCIETY, p to the Tennessee
General Assembly, ls5o-6O. S3rd Session
To the General Assembly Of the STATE Of 7snnes-
see At the last Annual Meeting of the State
N, dical Society, the undersigned were ap-
pointed a committee under the following res
olution, to which we most respectfully call
your attention.
Resolved. That The President of this Society
appoint committee 10 memoIia.ize the next
General Assembly on the subject of a Regis
traiion of Births, Deaths, aud Marriages, of
the State"
Your memorialists most respectfully ask
that your honorable body will take into con-
sideration the propriety of such a law. That
there is a necsssify for such law, is too pal
pable to admit of controversy. We therefore
submit the subject by simply saying, that We
earnestly desire that you will pass such law
at this present session.
". r. HURLEY,
JONI P. FORD. Committee
J. E. MANLOvE,
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s- The Chicago Times, Mr.. Douglass or
gan, publishes a very significant article upon
the pla torn which is 10 be laid down at
Charleston for the Democratic Convention
1t charges Mr.. Bright with the intention of
constructing this platform so as to kill off
Mr. Douglas. and declares that no man nom-
mated upon Mr.. Bright's platform can win the
Presidency, and furthermore declared that no
man ca n be elected President who does not
adhere to the doctrine of Popular Sovereign
-,
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY. March 1.

THURSDAY, March 1.
House bill to repeal the charter of the
town OF Louisville: passed first reading.
The vote passing House bill to change GER
tain county lines was reconsidered, and the
bill amended by striking out the provision
changing the line between Rutherford and
Davidson: rejected.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To authorize citizens of Springfield to sub
scribe stock in Turnpike Company, and for
other purposes; passed =
To incorporate Shady Grove Seminary in
Stewart county, and for other purposes; pass
ed.
To extend the time Of acceptance to sus-
pended banks, and for other purposes; pass
ed.
Several Senate bills passed second read
ing.
Adjourned till p. m.
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Nashrille custom House.

We are very glad to learn that the Secre-
preparation for the erection of Custom
House In this city, as having lapsed into the
Treasury, but that be is determined to conn.,
mence the construction of the building. at an
early day, if the appropriations by Congress
lected. So there is yet probability of the
success of the Custom House project.
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MIR. win.Iow, an experier

Mrs WinsIOW, an experienced nurse us
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eething, winch greatly facilitates the process Of
tcethl-s by softeninG the Fumsre lucine alinhama
on--wiI alay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, IL willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health 10 your infants
erfeetiy safe in all cases. See advertisement in
uoth er column. uneTd4wlY
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1000 900 DOLLARS PER ANNUM

To the United States the and OF
valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Galds, Wounds, stn Joints, &c. Did you hear
of any ordinary Sore, swelling, Sprain Stiffness,
either man beast, which the Mustang Lnment
would not euref Did you visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the world-in Europe, Asia
or Amcrica--who did not say sit the greatese
discovery of the age?' Sold every where. Every
family hould have it; three sizes.
BARNES & PARK, PrOprietors,
MARLIN New York.
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Package Sale
Boots and Shoes for Cash.

MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 5th, at early gas light
DEM F. SHIELDS & CO. will sell on account Of
ID the manufacturers, in order of the invoices, a
large and beautiful stock of seasonabe Boots aud
shoes-conssting of Mems Boys, Youths, Congress
and oxford Gairers-Calf and Kip Brogans. Boots
etc.-Women's IS, Misses aud Cbildren's Boots, Slip
pers, Union Ties Caters &c from the best Eastern
Manufactures.
These Shoes made before the great Eastarn
Shoe strike, and Will afforL good chance for bar
gains before tile necessary advance prices Sale
positively without reserve for cash on delivery.
BENZ. F. SHELLS L CO.,
No 81 and 90 Central Rooms
Sat the commencement of our large sale OF
Boots and Shoes, on Monday evening, the 5th inst.
we Will close three invoices of fine imported Cigars
from New York, New Orleans and Atlanta, Ca. by
order of the cOnsignees.
mar2-td b. +. SHIELDS co.
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Large and Splendid Paintings,

which cover over 600 feet of canvass aud were
executed at a cost OF more than FOUR THOUSAND DOL
LARS! They represent Volcanoes California see mes,
Coral ISLANDS Coal, Vegetation, Reptiles ano Mons
ters of the Deep and the Annals OF the Breadamlte
World, the Warm slooded ANNA Is md the Human
Race, beng all representatives OF the entire Animal
Creation The finest oil these paintings were execat-
ed by Russell Smith, of Philadelphia.
HA- IL is UNIVERSAL admit ted tDat view of these
Paintings alone is worth more than the price OF the
whole
1ic~ets to he Course 81 SO. Students the Course
81 90. Singh admission So ems. Doors open
10 commence at MARI
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

SENATE BILLS ON THIRD HEADING.
The bill to encourage proper organiza-
ton of citizen soldiers was reconsidered and
bill in lieu adopted and passed.
To incorporate the Rome and Trustall's
Ferry Turnpike, and the Rome and Dickson
Spring Turnpike Companies, rccommitted.E
To incorporate the Tennessee Coal and
Railroad Company. Passed.
To incorporate Glenwood Cemetery at
Clarksyille. Passed.
To repeal subsection of section 4I26 of
the Code. Rejected.
To sill the stock of the State in the leba-
non aud Sparta Turnpike Company. Re-
ject d.
To change the line between Wayne and
Hardin counties. Passed.
To change the county line between Put
nam and Smith. Amended and passed.
The Governors Mansion Bill was made
the special order for Monday. 10 A. n.
Senate took up House message amending
the bill chartering the Bank of GAINESVILLE
by Incorporating the Bank of Middle Tennes-
see, at Lebanon, and concurred in same,
nOn-concurred in amendment declaring the
charter of the Citizens Bank forfeit, and
concurred in similar amendment relative to
the Bank of East Tennessee
Also concurred in sundry amendments to
bill rt-chartering the Union and Planters
Banks, Merchants Bank of Memphis, Bank of
GAINESVILLE and Bank of Frankland at Knox
vile.
SUPERVISOR OF BANKS.
The Senate took up the message nominal
ting Gen. VIM. A. Quaries. Supervisor of
Banks, and concurred in the same.
Mr. Stanton called up the motion to re-
consider the vote rejecting the bill to amend
the Code in regard to tresspassIng in taking
lruit fIom trees, &c.
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Hhc Pccier PiOW

VA Ill be tested on MONDAY, MARCH 5TH, at
w 10 o'clock, at W. l.. Nance's garden Maple
st., 9TH ware, South Nashville the Murfrees-
boro' pike. All persons are invited TO attend. The
Agricultural Bureau invited to take charge of
the trial. Competition of PIows invited. Bring on
your POws-I will pay the expense OF Team and
Plowman. JAMES PkELER.
mar2-td
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Fred. Hickey s. Sons,
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.

It is OF the most extensive in this country, and
tie propretors are rally prepared TO compete with
Northern Cities feb2e-d2m
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Saturday the slst of March. 1860,

That beautiful residence the east side OF The Baena
Vista Turnpike road the city, now occupied by
Dr. Scott, together with the grounds attached, dvd
ing the same into Lots, and continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold 10 pay anu satisfy the
decree said case. These grounds will be subdivid-
ed before day OF SALE and p.sts of the same may he
found at my Office for examination and distribution,
and purchasers those otherwise interested in
vited to call.
TERAs--Credits of 6,l2 and Is months, notes to be
executed with satisfactory personal security, lien to
be retained and sale free equity of redemption.
mar1-td J. E. GLEAVES, C. NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-02
Lectures on Geology.
DIR. BOYNTON
DOUGLAS Fl ALL,

Commencing AonGay Evening, March btn->econd
Lecture, Tuesday Evening, March 9th, and followed
IS per future notice
Programme.
LECTURE 1.-Evidence of Design by the Creator in
the structure of the Solar and Terrestrial system
LECTURE 2.-IgueouS condition of the Interior OF
the Earth. Causes of Volcanoes. Earthquakes, and
the elevation of Continents and stands Composition
and Position of hooks, Gold Deposits, Quarts, Veins
and for matous of California.
l.EcrURE 3.-First Created animal Life. Gassdca-
cation Rocks, by fossil remains found in tn en-
LECTURE 4-coal Beds. How the Coal pro
duced with proof that all Goals, Graphite aud the
Diamond of Vegetable Origin.
LECTURE 5.-The rerioi OF Reptiles Organic Re-
of yriads of Animals that existed the
Earth and the Seas millions of years before the
Creation Of Man. The Warn bloOded Animals, Mas
tadon and Mammoth period
LECTURE 6-The Present Orde- of Animals with
Man and Wouap- Age of the Earth, Agreement of
the Biblical anG Geological chronology. The Har-
mony Of Geology wItb The MOSAIC account OF Crea-
ton.
Each OF the Lectures will be illustrated by the
hibtOu OF a ( cries OF
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NO Merchant

Visiting Baltimore should fail to sx anime the stock
OF FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &c
Offer ell for sale by
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Sunday next, Feb. &c, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and Vest,
viii foltows:
GOING RASH
Leave Nashville az ,4e, NJ and s, ?. =.
Arrive Al Ciait .noas +. n and A ~.
GINNING WHIST.
Ieayee Chatlanuera Al A. ~ and y. r.
Arrive al Nashville 81 e:i0 =. y. and A. n
IL. rail- connection, and shortest route 10 Boston,
n New forx, Phia1eip ksa, Baltimofe, esshing-
ton CITY, Richmond, fet rsbure, Ly uehburg, Knox
vile, Savannah, ChzrieslpD holiigensfys AehiPhs,
Ses Orleans, &c-
Seth Trains connect At ftevensDn With Trains en-
Memphis and chsrls st-H RAiir.ad and II tlatsanso-
"a - tth fraias oa kast Trtsesseo and GeSrg y AID
Western and A;taatic Railroads
Through Tickets may De hsd ~ any hour On appst-
Cation Ticket Agent. n elsce ~ iefsi 10 the fsi
loving places, and "a the fclioWiHg prices, ytI-
Nashville New York, va Char e TIN. : c $50 90
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Chancery Sale.

Thos J. Foster and E. S. Cheatham vs. Hugh T.Scott
and others.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chaneery Court at
JIG Nashville at November Term 1859, in the above
named case will proc ed sell public sale at the
Court House, in this city,
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A. G. d A. b. BEECH,

A. c. q A. b. BEECH,
No. 81, CoILEex STREET.
Are receiving and opesing every day an ele-
CANT stock OF Spring Good; they viii be con-
stantly receiving until the 18th of April.
feh25-:f -
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Cheap Ploughs.
We R M Mt BOY

still King OF Troffers.
n WIS capital Morgan Staion aid only teal ge;fer
J. that has tFotted On the Nashville Far Grounds
IN lees than minutes and 50 seconds, will make his
keason for 1880, ir oBs March lst to Iuy sth, my
stable, Is mites from Ma hviIle and milefrnm Ia
vergne, m TWENTY-FIVE nOlEAfss the Season,
with the privilege of returning that ma! not
prove IN foai abs next sesson- Lmit. 20 mares.
IHN HILL,
fee2o-lus IavergRe, Tenn.
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Blank Books,

Large and Small Ledgers, Day Books Journals
Cash socks, Bill Books, NJ, m0Eandum rooks Record
and every other kind of Blank Book in common Bse
for sale by
dec2S-if John YORK 4 ~
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TIE Mustang Imminent cures RheUBsafism;
The Mustang Liaiment SfiT Joints;
The Mustang LiHiBsent Burns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liniment Sores Ulcers, Cdked
Breasts and Sore Nipples Neuralgia, Cors and Warts
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Every other Ticket a Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction

And = AppFoximatIoht pFlzcs f4hsEuk trosu ~
mp 10 $500.
IS 3S5prixe8-..-. amounting 10 sSse tooe
Whole ckets&fo Halves So ,QGartersS:s9
Person q who desiFeneed only renitthe risk on .
ackage foT<hich ~ ~ illsen acertiacaseasfol
s,rtiaease ofPackageof ls wholes eosts.... ..sse
do. do ie Halves, - -. IS
do. do. i6 QuaFters,s $780,. -
do do. le Eigbths," ....-. Il
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Magnificent Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S7O,OOO!
Grand Consolidated Lottery

OF ID 4 l. A ~ A IL Z.
CLASS 10.
To be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Saturday
March so, 1850.
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New RONkS.
Gold Pens.

shepard, Marton's, and all others OF superiei
quality Gold Pens for sale by
JOHN YORK CO.
dec2s-u No IS Union street.
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Prizes Paid hmm edIateIy after the
Drawing.
AZ lisfdersaddrcsscs 20 : xAxcx 7RoapHzx5sk
a giI aIpEtos Del VII nsee with yromps atfen-
ion, AadthePrinteeo f;lesa iirswin gssentassoon
CAUTION.
PersonsftxiuE AZ DISTANCE shocid be extremely
CAUTIOUS OF whom they ardsr Lottery fscketz OF Ger
tla<ases If Packages Of Tickets. ne country In
ussle4 wsth bogus ard sSiadiiae Lotteries. Every
iaaaesmant Ia tsid oct Ia sea persons invest mo-
sey thsas-cApital Primes u from so SEo-
600 head tAeiF sehemes--eitt Tickets ~ One poslar
tlpo 90 Capital Prizes o1efed, Tickets IS All
slch. IN every Instance, fr<ads. and n meaas
sess them Cor tickets, u i muchthrsea away
xithaas The shadow Of chance of getting prize.
Beware % ali Lotteries where ths Capital PFizs Is
uaszasly iarKe in eonEzTisoe 70 she pTige OF TEX
els. "a esery Instance where large prizes oEer-
tals fraae. FRANCE, RRaAD.ESTs co.
nsr2 Managers
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On THE HAFANA FLAN.
E1fra Class I5.
70 peirawnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. 20, 1850.
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The Mexican Treaty.

1t would seem from the following dispatch
that there is little worse to expect the ratii-
cation of the treaty with Mexico:
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ALTHOUGH these Maps have but recently
been published in Germany, they have al
ready found their way into many of the best
schools in the country.
T. BERRY l. co.
Public Square.
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New Publications.
Kiepert's Large Wall Maps
ANCIENT HISTORY and GEOGRAPHY.
w. T. BERRY & co.

W. l.. OE00 i @ w.
have just received set OF
Kitpert's Large Wall Maps Of Aneieut Histe-
ry, embracing:
l. Map of the Roman Empire.
81 inches high, los inches wide.
3. Map of Ancient Italy.
SO inchesshigh, ~ inches wide.
). Map Of Ancient Greece.
20 inches high, 81 inches wide.
4. Map of the Ancient World at the time of
the Persian and Macedonian Empire.
81 inches high, 90 inches wide.
5. Map Of the Enyirons Of Rome.
As inches high, IS inches wide.
All on rollers. These MAPS are con-
sidered the most correct and reliable iIlustra-
tions of ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY and HIS
TORY.
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-ma
Mus mcriFp.

5 SEEM Orleans, II. Sanuar. Der
Oampier vSenuelee," mel6er am 8. B. BON
8era Gru5 abieselte, 1T NIT elmer 8aarfra6t
BON $4,000 bier an9efcmneu. Die Na6s
ri6telt, melde er aus Wertfc briu9t ltnp nid,t
iebr wi6tig. Mirampn nabm mebrere Bldte
nrl ltillen Wieere Elm, aber naf %leiaer &itdfebr
na4 Der Sauptltapf wurpen ~pielclben bon ben
9iberalen mieber erpbert. Die 2eeteren iclen
bic auf cine Snterpenticn Der Ser, Staaten be-
3iisliden Stelen Der &ralioeltenbDti9aIt gut
aufgencmmen babea,
@eridtSmsile bieB e8, oaB Der britii4e De-
lanpte beabli6tise, feline 01eiipen3 na6 Vera
@rn5 GIT perle9en lap Suare5 an5uerfennen.
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GurppGiibc Nfadbriebten.
Granfreih.

8art8. Da8 2amarttnez@ onmittee err
ldBt nit De8 Dt6terS @inper itdnDniB einen
ulesten Aufruf at feline SreunOe, bamit fe bic
Summe BON 100000 ST, 5ulammenbrinsen,
mcmit letle @ldubi9er serettet maren. 2amar<
tine bat IN 18-MiOnaten 100000 6r. S9ul=
ben beSa6lt, trobDem bic Subscription nur 16O=
900 ST. eiubradte, uiD bat jeet nod /, 100, 600
ST., S6ulpen, Da8 llebermab BON Arbeit bat
inOeRen leine @einnpbeit itarf anse9riffen, meB=
balb ct aberrial8 einea Aufruf an leine 6reunoe
perlu6t, pamit er uni6t senStbist lei, feline Be-
l%iBunsen ben @eridt8fOften :uno Bro5elien gu
iiberliefern, ipppurd Ieiue @lanbieer, Bic Tim
mebr am Ser5en lieSen ais lein eigene8 @pbl,
rutttrt iperpen fpiirDen. /" s8
Die beiben Sliidtltnse eugene QraaO unp
gbeopbile 3bcr8 ltno mad 6ranfreid 3uriife
9efebrt.
Sn Der lebten Sibung Der MaDemie III 4a=
rib 3etgte Dumas eiuen 6elnt boz Der auf gez
ltelung bes &GnisS BON Danemart in STARTS
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4bnabmeb Der @tnpanberunQ

Mbndbm e Der @tnndnberun q
uu8 Oeutf6ldnp. Sine lebr mt6tt9e
6e3etdnenpe Gbatla6e 1T bic Abna6ue Der
@tnmanberung mad ben trdlt8dtl1nttl hen Sdrz
bern in BEN Sabren, mel6e Der epmnereiellelt
unD fnau3ieleu &rifi8 9efol9t itnp. @S itebt
wirfli6 Die Gb1tIu6e felt, DaB Die Nn5dbl Der
@inmanperer 9GetdmdBi9 bon 1857 auf 1858
unp BON 1853 auf 1859 ab9enpnmer BAT; 81
8remen ppu 40 1870 auf 23,095, gu Sambur9
BON 1,24O auf 1854, III Nntperpen BON
1888 auf 1880 uno in 9leifenl 8er9dltni1e
III alien gepTbuliden neutrality-suspicious. fir
SDlpniiten.
W6an idreibt biele 8erminberung mebrereu
@ranoen RI. @tner perIelbcr 1T pffetbar Die
6erQbIetuu9 Der @iuSan9850ne auf cine Otenz
oe bon 6abrtfatelt, mel6e bic oernptratil DE
Yurtei I'M Sabre 1857 perprptet bat tpenr1
Der 6aupmerfer bel Dem ppblfeilen 8reiie Der
2e6eu8mittel fir ben amerifanil6e1 Nfarft
arbeiten funu, 10 miro er li6 mp9l bGtelL Die
gemitt6li6e 5einaatb ullp feline gat5e Ser
tpan6ti6aft 81 perlaiienl UNI cine ltn9ewife
6etmut6 in etuem fernen ~frenlpet 2artbe 5u
iu6en, no ben 8enpbnern bic Semitic be8
2eben8 purd muderiide @inIdrdnfungen oers
gait werben.
v9tt6t8 lift idmerer, al8 S6eipen pom 8a>
terlanDe uno ben @eliebten."
Sin 3netter @runp liegt IN Der S9pierigz
felt, bic Oenel1, nelde au8panpem mpllen, Ii9
entoeeenItellen, tbre Snmpbilicn l4aD Mpbtlien
gu 0erfaufen uno 1i6 Die erforberliden Mittel
CUR 91etie gu perl4affen.
Gin britter @runp 1T IN ben 1trengen OtaB-
re9eln SIT lu6et, weGde IN Amerifa ee9en bic
~@inpanOernng BON 8ettlern unO 8erbre6ern
e~rgrifen It1D uao enpli3 Elm pierter @rnno fir
Die Nbnabme Der Iu8panperuns ans Deutl6=
LAMB liegt IN ben Oi8ppiitionel, Die CUR @r@
iGwerutg Der a~u8wanperung purd ben peutz
iden 8unb p%rojeftixt urb gum Gbeil I6pn in
mebreren Staaten CUR Nu8ffbruug 9e6ra9t1tnb.
Wenn Die Nb9uben Don importirten f~renoerr
Sabrifateu unD Manuf% afturen Die @iniu6r in
biele8 2artO eri4wereu utp etnai9e WiBernDten
IN europa bic 3ufuhr umerifunti6er 2anoeSz
BrOpufte er6eiiden wirD, pann piro audi Die
3uftrDmung BON @inmanberern nieber beStn-
men. (6r, Br.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
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Der Genat perpie8 bic 8~etitipn INN N6ieBi1uq
Stump'8 an EN- aus benSerren @clo869rpua6,
N1c aaig unp YeuOtt deficiencies Spe5ial-
@culite.
Der Gpber Der rertetrten @clebe wurbe pom
Senat anerfa1nlt, Der bterauf an oa8 Sou8 bic
8itte ergeben lieB ben Gpper e~beufall8 0leid
auauuebmen, Da bqour6 bic @eI6dfte 6etoer
SduIer bepeutenb erletdtert tperben lpiroeu.
SIN 6aule ~tiinotgte Der Democrat 6reaner
cine 8ia CUR ltnterOriifuns Der 8erbreitune
aufretzenber 0Dfumente e an.
6r. Wlil8 ibergab Die @in9abe De8 Srlt. 81.
9tndan Sarrett, (pe8 bemetr. &anpiboten fir
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AMBER oeIebt, paB Sarret I'M 2anbe 33,O76
Stimmen erbielt, Burnell aber nur 80, $50 uni
paB lebterer Ieine ,@rfpd6lun9" MIR ben Ma6l=
qepaltt6ater uno @ablbetrit9ereien in 8alti=
more perpanft; 6a nun mad alien 8eoriffer
pe8 91ed)ts nnp Der Mpral bic @abl in Bqltt.
more mn9iltig 1T, 10 bean1pru6t Sarrett baf
Amt be8 Sd|dbz@p ntrpleur8 fir 1iA. Dit
@in9a6e tpuroe ans Mablz@pmite pertpielen
Der 4npn@91ptbing Dennis bradte Sc.
f6laRe Elm fplsenpen 5n6alt8 ba bic bret be.
mcfratii6en deprdientanten Wtarblanp'S in
gcnereB lt4 peigerteI fir Sinner al8 Spre.
der at ftimmert, pb9lei6 beien @rwdbluno
bur6 8ereinisult9 alter Sibldnber m5glid
mare ltnp fpa tie 1tatt Deien fin &anoibaten
Itimmtelt, bic ME eripdblt iperoen fSnnen, 10
ipri6t ba8 6alts aus, Dap biele 8eprGientonteu
benz 9ntereIIe Oe8 Sioel8 tno Der SHentli6eu
Meinung IN MarpEanb 5~urioer ~9ebanbelt.
Dteie 8eI6laHe tpurpen natirlid nieberge=
fimnt. 25 SnOw-g3otbingS Oafir, Al Demo
raten ca9e9en.