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a LID LON ID. Newmnn.

We received last evening a reply from Hon T. "
NEwgl,N to the card of j. c. RAMSEY, though at toe
late an hour TO get it in this mornings paper. II
will appcar in tomorrow's issue.
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New Element Likely to Enter into the
Presidential Election.

From the Washington Star, March D.
Private information from Austin Texas, in which
we confde incnes US greatly to the belief that ere
the end of two months General Sam. Houston will
precipitate himself at the head Of perhaps thOus-
and frontier men upon the State of Tamaulipas
Mexico to the end of exterminatng the band Of Cor
tinas now virtually protected from American ven
geance by the Mexican authorities. The fact that
after his recent career on American soil COrtinas
parades the streets of Matamoras cheek by jOwl
with the authorities proves that he was aided and
abetted by them and in the present state of Mexico
demands that sort of punishment which Houston
well knows how to accord. The recently published
messages or dispatches from Houston to the govern
ment here tell of the temper and purposes with re-
ference to COrtinas now actuating the Texans, who
under such leader as Houston, will surely pay him
and the Mexicans back with interest doubly COM
pounded for the BrOwnsy lie outrages.
Now when Houston finds himself, with thOus-
and volunteers IN possession of the city of MatamO-
ras, or some other important military point In Ia
maulipas will he and his men quietly withdraw
back into the United States after having settled with
COrtnasg History answers, no. From the moment
he crosses the Rio Grande with such a force, Ia
maulipas is to be ever thereafter American soil.
The natives cannot govern it so as to prevent nva-
sions of our rights from it. and under the code of
right and wrong that has appertained to the moral
ity of Territorial questions in every cline and
throughout all time, Houston in holding the State
flor Texan self defence) will be justified and ap-
pauded by the masses everywhere. His expected
seizure of the State cannot fail to enter largely into
the Presidential question, for the Democracy will
endorse it heartily AbolitiOnsm Will denounce
it. He the only fllbuster are disposed TO trust
He libusters only in defence Of Just rights not to
be otherwise defended and the fear that he viii dis
grace the American name by perpetrating, encour-
aging, or prompting outrages against human nature
such as marked the career of Walker in Nicaragua,
need be entertained by none.
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Fancy Goods at Auction.

HARDY BROTHERS Aucsioneers. On Wednesday
morning 2lst March, at 10 Oeo K, will sell for cash.
invoice Of $1,000 worth Of magnificent fancy Goods
IOs Yankee Notions &C Consisting part Of ladies' uader
sleeves collars, skirts, head dress kid AMI silk gloves m
laeesi edgngs ribbons emerodeTes fans, boxes, writing
desks companions ewelry boxes, pfumeres, &C In short
complete assortment OF rich valuable goods. All which
be 50 by Catalogue and without reserve.
HARDY BROTHERS,
marl4 Auction A Gent AGENTS g Public sousr.
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SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION.


r. BQYATOG will give frand Exhibition Of Philosophical
H Experimental Court House Hail tsis Wednesday
pupils Of schools
Admission dime. marI4-dIt
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WOULD beg leave call the att eution OF nv patron, and
the public generally, 70 entire method OF inserting
Arncal Teeth upon recently discovered nonmetaic
Hhc possesses great advantages all others
among shich the following may be specified:
pleasant to the
"a they can be sapted to the mouth with more accuracy
and under all circuastances insurs r perfect At
81 With thia method the mouth can he restored 10 it, or
81 desdersum long been required in th= Dental
and Of equal importance 10 the patient
Inc AIefal when being prepared, soft, and fs up
az ins'ces leaving chance Tor lodgnent particles
lOs "S 80 nueA annoy the patient 10 the former plan
9h By this metlOd in hours from the tus The teeth are
extracted perfect set be inserted which can Be
saRe seth eau be re-htei al a small er4enss.
ga Teeth put in gpon this mehId are equally r and being
Plste
nave on hand large supply Of Improved teeth viii pol
e surface which eannUt be detected from the natural
have Inserted hty sets including partial se every
OF Ehlch Is giving the NJ most subtraction.
NAshYile r. Russ gil, Dental Surgeon.
Post Once fmarI3-dIW
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PArENr IssUED-To Jas. e Daman OF Hartford
XIV. for Improvement in machine for extracting
stumps-LO5L Courier
such a patent seems TO be very much needed by
the MARYLAND Legislature As they have been earnest
10 striving for some time past to remove one Judge
Srr1fPs.
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The 9th September last. purchased sf1rO Haskell one
ofLillie,s Fire and burglar Proof " Fought
ana Chttled Iron safes. On the z7th November,
cur Store which Of wood 80 feet deep, with con-
enis was consumed by IRE; twelve other beng burned
te same time The safe exposed great heat a. 10
ould haya bten in oaon In the burning building and
Ehen cooled o. and ope ed neither the Bookcase nor
the Books were cnarred in the least.
have sent he safe, you requested, your Agent 81
hSF York for exhibition, and viii select our use from
stoc in Boston, when eur new store 8 done
8 WAsHBURN sON
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YONG AMERICA AHEAD.--Ne are unGer daily obi
cations to the independent News-boy, W. ID. SLOAN
for Cincinnati papers ahead Of Uncle Sam.
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BANK OF TENTEssEE- RrchRDsoN's bill to wind
up tie Bank Of Tennessee was rejected in the Sen
ate Yesterday by ayeg T. noes 10.
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DIRgoT TRABg wIrH EUnOPB-
FALL E eUNNNeHAM.

u y that heir
Spring Stock OF Hardware q CufIerY
q 81 kinds Is nov complete They beg leave 20 @ aaon 70
me i.et that tlair entire Stock -
FOREHGS-1EADE HARDwARE
ha' oesa this season alporisi By tisss1Bss direct from
English ana German IIar1rfaesu-srs.
This loWelsr, 10 new enterprise win ihsi As tsr rhruz
part win show thas they have BEEN
DIR ECT ImPOH TIERS
for ne last fenyeers. fsyoaly claim that the mslshaas Ia
~ seeon % couni need notiesTe Tennessee order 1uy
-5 supplies n s1s branch Of t-sl from direct Importers
t-if stock o. goodsfor the sprag q 1900 VIA found %
- ssl to buyers ID every rsi1eoi-as sy houss 70 TIE
gnlon- l1e0I7-H&triEa1
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582 BgoADWAF, FcbIa $50
l. LILrE, Esq-Dear Sir Daring ny absence al C6-e e.,
sYonng ~ store vas ioreihy entered Ny 8eok IS also ny
Slstoera watches and eHe worth fsW aousand loi.
lars remained untouched, being secured IN one Of yov ~,
safes. Respectfully.
mar3dlm nrrufpn r-rrprsro
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DARIss BuEa-AR ATEFrA bold attempt to enter Tia gs
q Asssrs LpPneott Martins largs provision dsaisTs So
Tenth avenue, made Friday night Jsnusr On - s
thieves they applied the usual burg TOOLS and = ri
% boE the lock, but ihe a which one Of Lines
Chilled and Wrought Iron Powder FsvooT
SaAes resisted all attempts. The burglars we're ensht ~
IN abatement made 70 Mr. Martin. they sas an ~
sens 20 make an attempt Ailiisis safe AID tv hi
U.S. given up ne JOB Intending down Eghth Avenue
ior an Old nan, to be coHd do anyhine f
them --Aer IOrk EsDrsas.
since the above copied ia the EsDrsss the PRINCIPAL
burglar, an Old hand az the business confessed % one W ne
mat De mas tried On three other occasions mo
Lille Sales aud that be failed each attempt The ssla
ind then burglar pooof-Jt1lHsrT20s 1906
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
HARDY RROruEI.s. Arrc,to,,n.-.

an ThurIay evening, March 18Th 1900 half past seven
ocOk We will sell By virtue Of trust, invoice spen
did Clothing, Dress Goods. Gents Pants Goods, &c &C.
AlsO lot Of Jevelry Of good quality and handsome styles
HARDY BROTHER,
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Furniture mt AUctiOn.

HARDY BROTHERS Auctioneers On Saturday
morning, l7h March at 10 o'clock will usual
large stock Of splendid Furniture, Mattresses Also No
new octave Piano, in perfect tune and order.
HARDY R'THERS, Aucli0neers
a nrbrf o.
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s W1sHBURN 4 sox

WooDsTOCE. VI, Feb "a. Isdo
LEWls LILLE, Eaq, Troy, n FDear you ranslf ~
VIII send cur Safe 10 In Boston, for exhibition ard
you send another TIE Sas the fire abous ~
hours The heat sufficient 20 nell. % the solid brass Knob
mot done other safe On the rej s the books 1nd
papers a5d hundred and ny dollars bank bills were not
Injured in the least. Yours, truly.
MELLIsH FRENCH
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BATES. BELL AND Borrs.-During the session Of the
recent Opposition Convention at Richmond, Mr.. John
Minor Bolts made one of his characteristic speeches.
which reports say was greatly applauded by the as
sembled sachems of the great Constitutional Union
party" Well there is 70 disputing about tastes
We copy below, from Black Republican paper
now before us-the Weekly GdzsHe-publiShed at
Dayton. Ohio. short extract from an article on
THE Presidency" to show how Mr.. Bolts 5 regard
ed by that element of the OppOsitiOn; and, also to
show how MeSsrs. Bell of Tenn, and Bates OF Mo-,
stand with the same fanatcal element:
If it is desirable to have candidate in one Of the
slave states Tor Vice Presidential think 1t is
then let the ticket thus: For President, Sal
mon ?. Chase; Vice President, Ed. Bates. Or, Pres
ideut, VIM II. Seward; Vice President John N.
Bolts. Or, President, Simon Cameron; Vice Presi-
dent Cassius NJ Clay. Or President Abraham
Lncon Vice President, F. p Blair. Or, President,
Vim. ?. Fessenden; Vice President, John Bell. As
the North is to furnish all the votes, it is just and
expedient that the candidate for President should
be taken from that section, AMI the candidate for
Vice President given to the section that furnishes
no votes. But the latter should be q thorough Re
publican ia principle, because IN certain contingent
cy he would succeed to the Office Of President"
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
IN BBLs. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
eDU from choice White Wheat % arrive 70 day and for
sale oy lmarl5s MIZELL, HOOPER CO.
NESHANNOCK POTATOES,
= = BARRELS to arrive to-day and for sale By
~ mario MlZELL, HOOPER q co.
Pr ESH PEACHES.
- - DOZEN CANS FRESH PEACHES, Just received and
- Tor sale BY lmaElSl MIZELL, HOOPER & co
THINE GRAPE ROOTS AND CUTTINGS,
II FRESH AND HEALTHY: just received and for sale b.
BENZ. p SHIELDS A. CO.,
1narlS Central Auction Rooma
4 UCTION SALE OF VARIETIES, T6s Even.
n Ing at early Gas light By
BENZ. 7. SHIELDS CO.,
marl2-du No. q College sh Get.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
fFNHE former residence OF George Coleman, in front
II OF the Lower Wharf The lot fronts 100 feet.
Applyto H. ALIEN, ClarksyiIle
or RUSSELL HOUSTON, Nashville.
lno sold at private sale will sold at TIE Court House
pubiciy on the aJtn inst marl5-d1s
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JAMES LOW & CO.,
AS Main Street, Louisville, KY,
TAYE reosVed-
IA q pieces Plaid Poeclt de Soil Dress silks >,
Checre1 no de ! ..
10 Fancy French e
q % inches printed FOuIard So
80 Barege de Lyon;
10 crepe d'Espsgne.
cases robe de Voy'ge;
4" Bayadcre Mohair;
dozen q spring trail hustle skirts;
8.
. pieces cambria eiging, assorted;
q =" inserting
I39 banda
Deque medallion sets;
s. pieces black six lace, assorted;
u linen sheeting. s., l6 and lie iRches.
10 which uey call the attention Of and prompt
buyers. msrl5
DILLIARD CLOTH constantly on hand and for sale
Id by JAMES LOW & CO.,
m&rl5 AIS Market Street, Lousriae, Ky
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
On Monday, March 18Th, at 10 O'Clock,
WE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front Of our Ware
Nv house large and complete OF
consisting in part follows,
50 hhds Sugar 10 bills Texas Pecsns,
so bags Coffee, Almonds,
% bols Aols'ses, 100 = and 4 bxs star Candles,
100 bbs crushed and powdered 100 b0S White Whisky,
Sugar, IS do n Brandy
2Obaxes Cove Oysters. 10 bbls Holland Gin
10 bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails,
. chests Teas, IS doE Painted Buckets,
20 bales Cotton Irvine, 80 nests Tubs,
- coils Rope, $50 boxes Soap,
u cases Matches Is do Doyle's Candles
lsO boxes Star Candles 100 dOz Mason's Backing.
$50 packages iJsT Mackerel, 100 boxes Flasks
kits, half bills and bills, loo DC Cheese
200 boxes New Rasns, . tierces Figs,
300 y and Il boxes do 20 hhls Roe Herring,
so boxes Brandy Cherries, IS boxes Oranges;
0packages Raisns. 10 erces Fresh Figs Ferts 10
hs English Wanuts, 20 bb Texas Pecans 10 bbls Cocoa
Nuts, &c, &c.
Together with numerous other articles 70 make up completes
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & Co
marl5-td No. 30 Market street
FOR SMETHLAND AND PADUCAH.
TTyHE splendid passenger steamer MINNIE
Il lONA As JOHN 5. DAsHIELL, Master. will elnarslh
leave here THIS DAY, 18th inst, - O'Clock
u. For freight or passage apply on board or
Il. H. HARRISON,
marchl5 4 HAMILTON. Agent
FOR LOUISVILLE
TFVHE steamer JOHN GAULT, BUxcE, Master
will leave as above on Thursday Eext at l. sAGtA
o'clock A. NJ rs=iaassfs45
mar4 H. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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gFNHE Thorough bred Station, CHUNKY -
& TOWELS BY imported Sovereign; dam - 49,,
Miss wilkins Six years old; dark baY; full ! fh
l6 hands high; breeds large and nne. For ~, 4 l,f8
further pedigree see Americas Turf Register. - 9i
As regards price and terms. refer % Gen. b
ChEAf4Ah, and A kEERs Nashville oraEO. HUT0HIs0E,
White BlnH, Dixon county. rnsr9-irTfT3
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The following are the two resolutions of the Mis-
souri, Black Republicans indorsng Mr.. BATES and the
''irrepressiBle conflict"

ResolUed, That the Republicans of Missouri, know
ing that Edward Bates has throughout his life held
the views and sentiments of the founders of the Re
public upon this vital subject the great and
overshadowing issue before the country, and honor
ing him for the constancy with which he has re-
manned faithful to their principles in the worst Of
times as well as for the elevation and purity OF his
character hereby commend him to the great Repub-
ican party of the Union as one worthy bear their
banner in the contest for the restoration Of the gov
eminent to its ancient policy of honesty, humanity
and freedom
RESOLVED That the free citizens of Missouri, in
claiming for themselves and their pOsterity the fields
of employment here dedicated to the encouragement
of slavery do recognize. in the fullest sense, the il
repressible character Of the conflict between free
and slave labor, and announce themselves prepared
TO maintain in that conflict the cause of free Labor.
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We learn from the New York Post that the New
Jersey Opposition State Convention, which recently
assembled in Trenton, resolved to send their dele
gates to Chicago. The Third Party movement is
fizzling out Apropos speaking Of the late Oppos-
ton State Convention of Missouri the Black Repub
lican organ of st. Louis says:
mo principle was enunciated in the platform
from which the most scrupulOus free Democrat or
Republican can dissent When it IS considered that
Republicans and free democrats constituted but
minority of the convention, this must be construed
as a bright omen for the future. The great fact to
be demonstrated the practicability of the union
Of the southern opposition with emancipauOnists
and Republicans. on basis not Objectionable to the
two latter and the demonstration conclusive,
that the common enemy has been COMPOUNDED by it,
Justly interpreting it portent which foreshadows
a revolution in the politics Of the country
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6 ARDEN SEEDS!
VWTE have just received from The famous nurseries OF d
w BLISS Springfield, Mass large variety Of choice
Vegetable seed,
Which warrant 10 he fresh and genuine and to be Al least
eqg4 20 any vegste seeds iIei 0y other grower any
To introduce :hsss seeds generally We have put them at the
/ very low price Of
FioS ceat' per P,lpsr-ltry Cent? per Dozen Papers,
Among feeds are twelve varieties OF oabbayss containing
those raised Fo the ohoi;est varieties imported By The
Extra Eariy Peas, both taIi ana dTsrf
beans, Bush and Poles great variety.
III Per 50 cents yOu get twelve varieties Of choice sseIs
Of each enough for family use.
mars MACKENZIE 4 NINCHIE.
BULBOUS ROOTSI
VNTE have few Of the choicest varieties OF Che Csiad5o
w las and Japan Lily, suitable Or Spring
planting. MACKENZIE 1rINCHtN.
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS!
NNTE hHyea fine Fuppy Of spaits shoysls Rste. lees.
w TrOwelE, ;oo:s Ter the Of ladies and yoatas
mars MACKENZIE MlYCHIN.
COOKING STOVES,
I'VE have great variety Of Cooking STOVES Ter coal or
EToPic, patent gas c1RFumng Stoves for burning coal
Inc Inc eEa' which burns either coal or wood.
i,F. ~, Jsu eAoFy " rOught ATon steve for
mars NAoKENzJE & MISCHIN.
PLATED WARE.
U SOCK Of Sheffield treble plated Table Desert and Tea
~ SPOONS; Table snd Desert Forks Pitchers, Cups Gas
'ors Tea aud Coffee PotG is complete, offered st laR prices
Coal Oil Lamps,
All The Latest Improvement and ane qualities Of Coal Oh a.
MACKENZIE MINCHlN,
aars 6 and Is College street.
Goal OIL.
= BBLs Coal Oil, very superior article Just reosivsd
maT9-f RAINS. BROWN keO
BURNING FLUID.
FIHANNER's OIL. Sperm Oil, Lard Oil. Coal OIL Lnssed
mars-a Rams. BROWN co.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
n DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, Of various siylt httsd with the
mar2-n RAIss, brown co.
GENTLEMEN
WTOUR attention Is respectfully invited beautiful a1ort
I meat Of plain and fancy " ailStng Canes, ju-t
receives az LUCEs Music and Fancy Store, Union sest
Q All and see them. marc
FOR SALE.
gUHHE thorough bred Stallion. CHUNKY -
& T0WL7S, by imported Sovereign: dam ~
Miss wilkins. six years old; dark bsF. fnIl !, FL tfh
&c high; breeds large and dne Eor ~, Wtsssl
further pedigree, American Turf ReQiSfer i4l
As regaEds price and terms. refer % Gen. b
A
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CRISP'S GATErY.
Last night but Of Mr. I'D win ID OOth who will sp-
pear in his great character Of CHARLES DMOOR
Thursday Evenings March IS,
Will be presented the great play By Schiller saatled the
ROBBER, or The Forests OF bohemia
To conclude with the farce OF Loan of a Lover
Friday night benefit ofEDWIN BOOTH
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ROYALTY VISITING CANADA.-It is now definitely
understood that Ills Royal Highness Albert Edward
Saxe-Coburg- GOtha, the Prince of Wales and heir
to the throne of Great Britain will visit tue loyal
subjects in the Provinces in the first week in June.
Great preparations are making for his reception.
The precedents for this visit found in the advent
Of Prince William Henry, afterwards King William
the Fourth some seventy-ive years ago. in cOmpa-
nv with Captain, afterwards Lord Nelson and Of
the Duke of Kent father of Queen Victoria.
The ostensible object of the visit Of Engand's
future ruler is to Oficiate in pacinghe last stone
of the Victoria Bridge over the St Lawrence at
Montreal He VIII probably visit some portion Of
our territory. and be iOnized extensively.
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1t is sand that Miramon expects to take Vera
Cruz not by pretracted seige, but by coup lie
main, Should he be successful he will be ready to
make an advantageous treaty with our Govern
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QUY your Bonnets from the only exclusive Nil a2er,
ID liBery house in Tennessee, and set ATE styles
and AZ prices twenty per below credit houses ~
5000 Straw and Chip Bonnets. new styls ES
$500 LeRhoru Flats Hats and shakers, new style So
OOrich silk cope and Paris gimp, ~
7oO boxes Of ak huches
500 dozen wood bandbOres
1000 children's hats silk and straw
500 cartoons OF Paris and American flowers
$50 cartoons ribbons II
e. WISE. Agent.
90 Union sheet. Up Stairs,
MARI Next to the Rank Of Tenn
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COAL AND WOOD COOK STOVES.
Druggists Caus--best steam tried.
Coffee and lea Urus.
ChaReFn Dishes
Plain and enameled stew Pans.
Tin Plate Wire. Rivits, &C., &c.
Wholesale Tin Ware.
NNTEare constantly manufacturing The Wholesale trade
superior quality Of tn warn, Offering better and
more Gaeabe article than llay found, While prices are
As low As The lowest city rates
n. ". EURHANEzS & CO.
mArs-dazF 81 Church s., door Below PossoEce.
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FOR LnuINYIIr.E-

TFVHE steamer JOHN GAULT, BUNcE, Master, -.
will leave above Thursday Eext l. Lex
o'clock A. NJ.
marl4
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WTOUR attention Is respectfully invited 10 beautiful sssort
meat Of plain and fancy v Riking Canes, fut
LUCEs Music and Fancy Store, Union street.
Call and see them. mar9
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The Republican press are lbelling the nonslave-
holders Of the South and alleging that their support
of slavery degrades white labor. Here is word
Justly spoken by Senator HuNTEB, in the Senate =
Nor isit true that the Institution of savery axes
manual labor on the part Of the whites despicabe
in the slaveholding States There is no country on
earth in which honest labor, as ! believe Is more
respected; and Of this am certain Ihat every glle
aboyar in the slaveboIdng States is more nearly on
an equality with every other man in the community
than every white laborer in the North Is on terms
of equality with every other man in the North
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New and Beautiful styles OF JeweIry, at
IN marl3 ". II. CALHOUN 4 cos.
ID ICH AND ELEGANT SILVER WARES
IA mArl3 ". II. CALHOUN 4 CO.'S
ENINE GOLDAND SILVER ENGLISH LIE.
II YER WATCHES as W. H. CALHOUN cos
THIne Gold and silver Geneva Watches, At
II narl3 WI. CALHOUN cos.
CtHEONOmE rERs, DUPLEX. TNDEPEN-
DENT CENTER SECOND WATCHES. Watches with self.
Einding attachment at W.TECALHcUN cos.
TNRENCH ALARMS, CANES, TRAVELLING
sATCHELs, DRESSING CASES, &C. at
maria W. II. CALHOUN & COS.
UNINE FRENCH CLOCKS, ann TRAVEL
ING GLASSES, Gold and Silver SpectaceI, fne plated
Walters style, Tueens, Gravy Boats, Vegetable Dishes,
Glazing Dishes, and gsEt variety Of articles Of Plated Ia
bic Ware ". II. CALHOUN 4 COS.
mar l3-dlw Public sqaare.
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No. 32I-TO amend the act establishing the
yenth Chancery Division of Tennessee. Passed.