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The following statement spesss fsr ftseAs Exsre<
Ia sftag kettle fru The are c-agbt ana sc-d
ed my hzaas aRd pesson veFg seserely--ose hand
almost To a crisp. Tie torture sabesrasls. II
al aw Ct sight. Tae AustAog Lat
nsAI appeared extract me psia almost imia~ei
steiy. Is healed rsaaty aud len Of seesasg.
cHakIas FozEEs, see Brad street. Pkglz .
d Is truly ssasisrfaE article. Ii silf esse Any
cas- Of sulsiAus. Rarss, sssg Jeiats, spsie4s OF
Rhsamstlssa- f.F lfaxsss. Is shoesa sever be dis
paassd slsh. one delsx's ~oFth q NassAaz b.s
saehtiy saved vaiushis horss- II cares G4sts,
ssreias RAnK bozs. srss n AaG Fanasrs. B~xaTs q
iz.izstssns seia IA al pzrss the bsetzb slske.
BARNES PARA, rsspssstars,
set1-1R &es Yak
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To Inc Public.

TAG CONVENTIONAL INTEREST BuI--This
important measure. with Ihe princi,.lcs Of
which all our readers are familiar. has passed
both houses Of the State Legislature. aud -
from Nashville last evening. has received the
concurrence OF Governor HARRIS It j. lhsre-
tore the law OF the State.-heszphis -fgpssL
There prevails superstition 10 this part
OF the State that when the Legislature passes
ball, il becomes laS without the eoacar-
ence Of the Governor; that his concurrence
is regarded as wholly unnecessary In such
cases, aud istherefore never asked.
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March 9th, 1850.
Clerk and Masters Sale.

william A. Campbell, Admir- vs.. John p. wiles and
others
DY virtue Of decree OF the Hon. Circuit Court a;
I'D Nashville, Tenn, pronounced IN the above cause
rs January Tern, 1880, I will expose public
sale the bidder the home place OF che late
Williams Campbell, deed, on TUESDAY, IRE 9Th
DAY OF MARCH 1880, the following Negroes, VIZ !:
Silvia, Charles, Mary, Jesse, ssbingtoa John, HaE-
ret, Nancy, Caroline, Dina, Hannah, Nartah aud
Jane. And, also, on the same day the premises,
viii sell the Tract OF Land On which the said VIM
Campbell, dec d. resided tanning about $50 acres.
said Land and Negroes 10 sold for division among
the heirs of said William Campbell, decd.
TEKAs.-sad Negroes will be sold upon . credit Of
IL mouths, notes with approved security Will be
CURED said Land will be sold upon crea.t of I
and years. with interest, notes with approved
eurity III be required aud ten retained until
purchase money Is paid. DAVID c. LOVE.
iaB25-td Clerk and Master.
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HoUsE REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY. Feb. %.

THURSDAY. Feb. %.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Sundry petitions were presented and re-
ierred.
The resolution that the Public Printer
shall not incorporate any documents printed
for The use of the House in the Appendix
TO the Journals, and that il snch should be
incorporated he shall not receive additional
pay for reprinting the same, was discussed
for some lime. and rejected.
The special order. being Senate bill to
charter the capital OF the Union and Planters
Banks and the Bank of Franklin at Knox
vile. was taken up, aud after some discussion
the House
Adjourned till 2 ?. m.
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Advanced Taxes.


tatls fos's UfF7Ck, I'M Han,
AAsastLtks tsa. -eth tska.
TAX PsfEfss vna ~ssA ~ sx4fi themselves u
me tstssesrs - fhe = ali . ss-fsy lsse ~
- CORPORATION Tax :, 10 he tess Isto, are
hervbs ssslasi thai tssy sas aa - e. rsiliAg
Cesle1tazsF tses.e tntsFest ss rsts ~ s2n
pr sses;s "a Be sli~e fls.sn ne date II
cesLneks al fss - tsiy 0snzfs< - taxzbis prnr,
eEtF n tAis ~ al a8a u % tAssr - ezll
fsIfzsrs tztsisss @Fs - ~ so.
= fsa1<-fEa 49, csi.scsof-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

80 Our good friends Of ihe Cineinaati
AaGa'fer DO not relish the assumption by
aemoeraile Senators n Na,hingiou OF au-
'horiiy 10 * the laws OF the party. Teach
'AsH sheir duty AaqsHa-thsy are sirzying
far irem The paths of rectituae. what basl-
ness has any body OF men, except m,mbers
Ut national conversions. TO prepare traps for
The anwAry.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

%-The Richmond Enquirer says that not
wiIhsianding the minority Of the Democrats
State Convention prevented a direct vote
upon the choice of Virginia for the Presiden-
sy, 'sclLei vote" showed that Gov. WISE
was the man. When the scales are removed
from the Ehqurer's eyes it will see better.
and know better.
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Mrs Ntnstess. .a ssssr.sassa q

ars Wtnstoss. .a srssrssnsss earse "a
ea4is paysaea.a. nsz ssesains syrsp lss shilassr
ssse.s., <AlsA xrs~as5 facilitates as process 81
sessAs-x ~ ssaraia ne xsnsfs IAelns zllIaz.as
sa-aiii Ebay ali sztn Efa - ssFs te eesalassshe
so.sis. nrE~ns spaa a, ssshsFss % .fIsxsss f<ss
yssrsssres zsd fsissf 80 hs<lts 70 sssr lzf<ssz
e=rfses.y safe al saszs- So sessyss-<sasss .
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. at I O'Clock, SUSAN CLARK
aldest daughter Of VIM. a. Gleaves.
The friends Of the faulty are invited to attsnt
the funeral which takes place this morning at II
O'Clock. Service by Rev P S. Fall, al the family
residence, No. - South Summer street.
February Gath 1860.
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Business AND PoLITCs-The following
"bard knocks" were recently exchanged be-
tween a couple of mercantile firms, one re-
si1ing in New York city and the other in the
interior Ofthe State. They appear as addenda
to business correspondence:
With the silly efforts of the so-called
Union men. all Republican and conserUItire
men are disgnsted; especially with The ccer-
siVe measures adopted by the mnnomaniacs.
The result will be that a counter movement
will be started in the country North. East
and West, and all the scaundrels will he
marked by business men generally. We ex-
prct TO get full list If these men, and they
will be published throughout the land for
their esP,ciai 6eHef!. Respectfully.
NJ. A. HUGHEs.
RsPLY.-As to your observations, so p r
sonAl and 50 umner-cantiie, We b. leave TO
tell you that ia our opinion. the .-sooagadrels'
are more likely 10 be found among the SYM
pathiZers With John Brown than with
those you call ''so-called Union men." When
you make your list of those who not onl v
sympaihize with IN. South in the unjust aud
unwarrantabis attacks now making on her
institutions, and who would aid ner with
their right arms, IL necessary. please put US
very high on 1.-THE tirst name il you wish.
Soliciting future iayors,
We are, SIR.
Your most obedient servant.
kEEGAS < TERNAS.
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For Rent or Lease.

I VIII. TeHt ar leAse ans place ear tbs MsEgrees
L boso' ifEe tao e lee fEoaa tie CAY kf he prezeo
year, 90 sitA the p, fyikgs q ave ,eara- TleFe 4
eas enisat hr.ek dwelling WITH "a hen and Ksnss
Stables. and q sssieadla ~eu Il sSesilsst saisT
There tss!ve scrSs q sapeFssE izsd bic e.
rAisinx AZ ktl1sis q zaaFketsug.
fee.s-u / Us LEWIS,
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Sale al Ausiian sf Attached Wises,

nN TUESDAY aerni Z Febfaary zssh al ies'elsos,
" Siil be zsla. b. araer q ts PlzinIin, lot sc
hiea Hiars u uEsk5n.l esskS, By
fsb.2-f BAN. g. SHIELDS \ CO.
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Grafes and Manfelpieees.

WE hsrss very large stock 81 FarssF Aansies
w sa4 1anzb Gr@tes, - every prise 4aa rfzs;
Fendsfs u t4fisus fessfus. Hsfaeized froa Ma.
.les kc HAckENz1f hI>CHIS.
fsoe-sf Nes- anG "A ceiiese street.
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KIkE1fD,

At the residence Of VIM. Boyd, Esq, Feb 23d by
Few. Dr. Howell, ANDREW J. BAKER, Of Alabama, and
Miss MoLIIE r, ToRIAS, of this city.
Memphis papers please crpy.
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In the Louisville Jsaraai u Tuesday Gov.
HrLs oversheins bis fsiend oeserxr. xhs
joined the conspiracy 10 cashier he cid salsf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-24

The State Convention the Republican
Party of Indiana WAS held indianapolis on
the 22d. Col. HENRY S. LANE wa. nomina-
ted for Governor, and Hou. o. L MORTON for
Lieutenant Governor. The convntion was
''large and enthusiastic"
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Steinway Piano.
Music Nusic! Music

I HAVE just received and eGer T ale low a yer,
l. hns SkkhS ocTAVo sTsiNwAY PIANO, be
i0neiax ts a gentlemen IN urea Of the cash. III
Ladies Heals u semtssTies, Teachers and Aus e ssr
ale invited ~ call And Try q IUaN LICK.
feb2l-u AaSic iezler, - [ Ilea street
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A Schsel for Boys aad Girls.
JoHS II. STONE.

NXTIII senmenes ass zaenths' sebeal. % ann-
w day the efA e fsoF1aFF, Al the t.Fss sne
stltknos4 hsxk exHzsl HeHse e e4.sa 80 ne eor-
nzx - fkaianshraH< street.. 90 ne frenk1n Iura !.
fis. fersk u fsztlea Eetn slE g So p<F sssslea
q 5 10 = a.
ssr sr,,sx has ssss Engages m se.eAizE 50 Us
las - ezFz. and 1ge4 - strist b1si-
aezsisrse<fs< GksEAl fAsreazke.
fssi-u 1oaS q sfosh
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cotdere gentium F"

Thus they continued for near two years
without any fixed form of government, sub
ject to counsel of safety in whose hands
were unlimited power, who committed to Jail
and the whipping post without trial. Ex-
paciated ali such as were unfriendly 10 the
cause OF liberty, cOnfscated their property
and appropriated it TO the use of the colony.
Such was their form of government at the
time of the Declaration of Independence,
shortly after which they formed II State Con-
stitution which continued unchanged for IS
years, and which Invested all power from the
Governor. and gave liberty and rights to the
citizen. The right of trial by jury, writ of
habeas corpus, secured to all and the elective
franchise given 10 every free male inhabi-
tant. resident of the State who was 81 years
of age without distinction of color No
other State had made landmarks as a guide
in their new and untried journey. Many
persons viewed the departure from the prin-
ciples of tse English Government too great
that the unbridled will of the people
would prove dangerous to true liberty.
Twenty years after was adopted the Consti-
tuition of Tennessee, embracing the principal
features of its prototype. especially trial Ivy
jury, habeas corpus and the elective franchise
TO the free male resident of the State. Ex-
patriatiOn and contiscation were clearly pro-
hibited by the spirit if not by the - ords of
the Constitution. DECATUR.
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s'uce the above Was pat in type. Ne have
been permitted TO rad letter 10 C5l wm
q. Winslon. from q meulber Of the Alsbama
Legislature, stating that the bove bill pass
ed the Senate 10y i've majority, and has l,-rs
signed by the G1yerasr. and : nos law.
The passage Of this bin places The early com
ple,iOn OF the Wills Valley Railroad aud ali
It's connections beyond eontingvnri q
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BThe following card frou TAz W. NEw-
MAN, Esq. appeared in the Gassls ahd U.,or
MAN resigned the Speakership of the Senate
yesterday, and has gone TO Washington:
To the Public.
deem 1t due 10 say that denonnce the
late charges that have been made against me
a. false and slanderous, of the most mslig-
nant character. / shall demand an immedi-
ate investigation, and hold the originator to
q strict accountability. Assured that tie
whole matter has been commenced for The
purpose OF destroying me. amd that seoan-
dreis may be protected from their raseaIities,
aud shall Immediately start 10 Washington
city to demand an investigation
Respectfully. TAz W. NEWMAN.
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C.S0 A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
,DtO An agent Is wanted in every tow n anu coun
T. ia the United States, To engage IN respectable
and easy busiDess by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars ad-
dress Dr. J. HESRT wARSER. corner 18th street and
Broadway, New York City. enclosing Postage
Stamp feb2i-dAwSm
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give Away wood by the earl, in order, as he
szid. 10 have il recoFdcd shase.
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For Cairo and ~. I.o,,is-

TtHEsplendid ne " passenger a GTn
l. Steamer, b. NJ. RUNYAN, w6kY<sl=
JAS MILLER, Master willleave s&sszEzt7etzx1<7>-
for the above and intermediate ports on pr
DAY, the 24ih of February, at II O'Clock F. VI. 70
freight or passage apply on board orto
feb33-lt A HAMILTON, Agent.
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New Rocks.

The fate OF Sir John Franklin discoyersd-c.pt
ID cChntock's narrative:
The Rivals, Mustang Gray, and Bernard lie, BY
Jere ClemOns;
Professor at the Breakfast Tsble-Hoimes' Auto
the Breakfast Table Holmes EOotaIls on the
Boundry OF another world, by Rebt. Dale owen
The Great Tribuation, Things coming % the
Earth, by Cumming;
PreBticans, OF Nj. and Hamor in Paragraphs, by
Geo d. Preatice.
A New Book for Boys, by Capt. Mayne Reed;
The Busy Tars. illustrated;
LongfelIow's Foems, new edition . vols:
just received and for sale by r. HAGAN,
feb9-u Al Coilegs street.
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yxYkkkxe i<=z EecelFe1 sfeztl - pzzsetef fcEk
NIzEi.E. fooFfE O..
es<47-1f 4 Nos $50 z<<<<<z
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WE are in receipt Of our Spring Goods an d
w desire TO invite the attention OF friends
and the trade generally 10 All examination OF our
usu large handsome and select stock, W Lich We
offer on accommodating terms.
ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.,
feb20-2m
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OF the freenans Whose properly is hef If,
by the withdrawal of her power, bis condi-
ton be changed, he certainly becomes the
property of the original owner, and the State
loses any control over him; therefore can
not force him frem her limits by expatriation.
If that consent that gave him freedom can
not be obtained to divest him of it, will he
not sill remain free? And if free, can be
be expatriated by a legislative act? Certain
ly not. But that such power exist in the
people, rome can doubt. 1t is well estab-
lished principle of law, if a statute that r,
peals another, is itself repealed afterwards,
the first statute is revived. / Bl. Com. 80.
so If the original act or statute is repealed,
our condition is staus quo.
A review of the principles adopted in the
Constitution of our lima Mater; the fountain
and patron of our own State Constitution,
will perhaps enable us to comprehend and
understand the great fundamental principle
contained in it. In North Carolina, was not
onlyborn the first offspring of English parents
IN the Western world but likewise the princi-
pie and imaginary child of liberty. "Her
people declared taxation, without their u
sent, expressly given, atridgment of personal
or political liberty, and denial of free cleo
tiod," were threefold grievances. Wiliamsons
l, 1872 This was the germ of The great
principle that ripened more than a hundred
years afterwards aud developed itself in the
Declaration of Independence. While under
the proprietary government, they refused the
payment of quit-rents and liked salary tax
for the support of the English clergy; and by
their Independent and manly conduct produc-
ed in the colonies divorce ofstate and church.
Not only so but long after the dissolution
OF the Proprietory Government, they resisted
obedience 10 royal authority. imprisoned her
officers and drove the Royal Governor him
Nself from power and authority, and compelled
him to leave her soil. For years there had
been an unceasing struggle between the
Royal Governor and his counsel on the one
hand and the Assembly, OF the representa-
tives of the people, ON the other. He possess
ed the power 10 order elections and fix
the places of their meeting, and when
assembled, had the power to prorogue OF
dissolve them, and an unqualified vote upon
their acts. Judges and all officers held their
appointments at his pleasure and will. Such
WIS the situation and condition of the free
men OF North Carolina at the passage of the
famous Stamp Act by the British Parliament,
shortly after which they drove from. power
the last Royal Governor leaving the colony
without judges or couI Is for the preservation
of their rights or the punishment of crimes
and wrong. Then it was that in primary
meeting they declared that the political
bands which connected them with the Mothtr
Country were dissolved, that they were a
free and Independent people, and of right
ought TO be sovereign
Men must obey the fiat of nature and die,
but such elevated patriotism'and devotion to
liberty can never die.
''TartO mails erat
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1OO BUSHELS FAMILY MEAL, just received
lOO aud for sale by
feb2S-u NJ A. PARRISH 4 co.
100 bushels CRUSHED CORN, lust received
1OO and for sale by
feb23-u MA PARRISH & co.
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Mr.. Wood asked leave of ab>ence for Mr.
Thompson till Monday next, in consequence
of sickness in his famiiv
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rHIRgY.sIxTn CONGRESS-.
YU0r oIaSION.


senate.
WASHINGTON, Nay %, 1860.
large amount OF routine business Of general In
terest, wss transacted
The bill making appropriations to complete the gsolosi
cal surveys Of Oregon and Washington was taken up and
pAsssd.
NE MurrARr ACADEMY BILL
Mr.. DAVIS dem Of Mise made report from the Com
,ee Of Ccnfcreros dsagreeng to the votes Of the
too houses the Military Academy bill, which con:
CURED In
INF PATENT orIcx CONTRACTS.
On motion Of Mr. DooIIE, (rep) OF Wis q resolution
adopted calling tne Secretary Of the Interior for
Information 70 the contracts for the extension Of the
Patent once.
Nj Dnos (rep) of Corn, desired 10 offer the following
oFTcs DEFICIENCY
taken up, snd oneusson snsucd in regard to The
de.siis of tbe bill
Mr. HaSsOsD, (dem Of 5. c, attacked the reduction
e psisse, and sha Soud be necessary 10 Increase the
Ales.
Mr. BAS Qep Of n. IL. opposed This view, and cited
statistics 20 stow that The revenue had increased
Nj. BssxoSD ss'd that the revenue had indeed IN.
crossed but toe had In much lager
proportion TIE uuued s,aies had not a concentfsted
popvlaon Ike eisEd 10 trsufy low poetTe. rne lat
Ter scheme 81 The Ie-s1apcr EDITORS OF the large
cs 70 secure large circulation for their journals IL
ache me TO oppfets tie people OF the rural districts
for the benefit OF TIE and political otsres
MI ensss, (repl o. iess trough, large PROPORTION
SCENTS Apc many tb1ecsfsuy officials.
Mr.. lrtKn, (ctm of Flah the Senator viii be kind
epcrgh topsne Of these soperr uDeraries doubt
be Postmaster General VIII be happy 70 Avail himself OF
The ipior NATION.
Mr. GEims thought sowe,hips should be dous 10 con-
o TIE charges MADE BY rs osd mpanies, steamboats,,
Se Which we're exor tifabI
Further cseusscr tLsued. m which hczsys Hammond,
Yuee, Cosner and others psru spssed
Mr.. Yr1HE particularly defended the action Of The
Pce,msster General In curtAApg tho mail service on
many routes.
Mr. CotIAsrr, (rep Of VI conkpecd that the discrs
ten has beer badly exerc'soo BY the Department.
Mr.. TcoxB, (de Of Ca, strong oprossd the House
BIZ, ns Assy III poser from Tho Postmaster Gene
RAJ phish rad belonged 10 him for sxty years, and Dau
gursiirE system Of estavsgsncc. IL Wa started by
Do republican party and we'd what ~ prcessions Of
economy were vorih
Mr.. 6ksIx, (dsm) Of no, cortended that The Post.
MASTER General tAd reduced The upder circum
.pcos OF recsssly which DID not eriss, and that
within ha discseuon 70 restore service wherc vas
ihus disccnnnucd
ire propristy Of restoring The mall service from
Charleston via Savannah ana Key west 70 Havana 70 the
Isabel. also largely discussed, Msssrs HAn
xoSD and MALLORY advocating H. and Messrh YrL0 and
fcosn cpposrgu.
Alter kpe cebate, On motion Of Mr.. JoHSsoS, The
sepaie vent into executive eession.
On the opening OF the doors the discussion OF the
rrrs Once bill vas resumed.
wabout takrg tho question tbs senate Il six o'clock
adjourned
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House OF Representative.
wAsmvcrox, Nay ., 1900


ru rAoy1e rAuRoAp
Ma coswr, (rsp Of Ohio, moved 10 postpone Ne cou-
s,dsvsuou Of the Pacific Railroad bill
Mr. HersroS, (dem) Of Ala, hoped MOI Tor 70 day
would b vsssed In turmoil and vransng - - Monday
vss, md Of which every man here was a0srwrd
ashsmed.
Mr.. corwu sbesld bs sorry 70 Introduce any subject
prcdseaivs u such result His object wss 70 tansass
some business, and not 70 create turmoil.
ar. csAwvorp, tden.) Of Ga, said every mans mind
vss made up. The Pssnc Railroad had been pending
subject Tor I'VE yssss, End wss time II w. definitely
scssd upoe Were esatsmsa afraid 70 NEED the rssposs
bnnyS
NJ. Escr, trep Of Msss, spots earnestly Of the I'm
prtAnoe o. taxing NJ IL IAabsbouss Bill
Mr. fARssvos1H. ep) = M, said thst both wings Of
the demccracy Charsssca sgrvsd nat she railroad
Jons cocrsssv. (dsm) o. NJ ", ,pousr.d whether Mr..
Fansscvh supposed the democracy hxed sbs DAY when
the suhjecs sbcuid come upf (IAuahser \
vr. FAR~swoxrn replied thas tbs d.moexncv M sb,p
Bouse he'd hxed Day vhea shoula - cnososred
lie bored friends Of the measure would vo vcs~ Tor
,be n sipcus merit which wrrid ~ sex a d,frss
ing tie bill - would have Va 90 N tho spnsa~L
The Bouss rsfaed By vote 81 81 ssssnss ms, pos
pore tn thursday.
M CAHnH, Otp Of n r., sksd that Day bs 90
sgM, isr We eosslasrssio. 4 me psties Of osissss
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dee when tee report of Mr. Israei Hatch comes
I'M. Who Was appointed commissioner to ia-
yestigate the subject and lay the result before
CouQress. Meantime we may observe that the
more free the mutual intercourse and the
operations Of commerce between this country
and Canada, 30 much the better for our in
tereets.
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Sanger & Co have J1st Hatred uceA
sae. 'anhJ rew.as kAst.L< Of 40 No ODE sssss -
es.ee,s eSensAss t. 70. y equal he bsa a 1890
.s'"crA cgAJ ny - s~~~Ns
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The Newport Hat II Recognized by All
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Drawings Of France, Brosabsnts d Co.'S
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67, g. 46, 49, Al, 81, 81, as, IL, SIS, SO, SO, 81.
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IL, AS, AZ, IA, %, 8, 81, GO, ~, 81, 70, l6.
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Soft Bs0.-The One Ounce, the Opera
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

Superior Dress Shirts - Orser-Mamu-
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Official Drawings of Hodges, Davis &
co.'s Cor soltsieo Lorerses Of oeorstA:-
Glass 3s3 AZ Is 1890.
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