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unnny y. LEnDs, AussioseAr n6naocn NO y
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ss.sy = E!.6s & %; sin =. :, s.ssss, !, ss.u..
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4 UCTlon notice.
"A q. GDyy, AUCrI0NnER
new ana ssccsd hand vshclss,
Harness, GaAdlex &s
EZRA LUDLOW JR,
Vn ssd a. day tsaiosdAys O'Clock Ccse hour eaviss
~ usua d n s. Oodsr opposite the
fost oSs eas ses Of vshsses su< ODD bAal
susA D0skswa,s top and no TO ooestes lido ssa
Jss:se 0ssoss sb.susai PONY wagon % &s-an u sp-
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n n syPnyy, : AVHS W. cs11.h yu,u,u,,.

n. LUDSOS 4 90 IN 60. d saSseA. rses1ay,
yyae y $50 = u $780, A. = = 20 en!.ses s.sss
80 . - 49, s.Syst,ss ssss'y ssrvss $500
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= Uusd kSsISa Cs1Ds nss<S Noyes Irvtsxa wcsks
1920. n%: - 49, ss e. e. =. :: s s~ %
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SAkGS AZ AOC1nOn.
4 Lien : RHsLAa CO.. AUorIoSxERs,
H0UsxHuLD
FURNITUkE
At PUBLIC
7he property Of gentleman removing from The city,
Attbe drst cIsss ave Story rosldonce
Near sixth sveaus
Con msncins Il preo,ssiy lO,x O'Clock
compn.hg Tho largest and bsss assotose, Of rsails
Valuable Household Furniture
Offered ct public saie for many years. viz
nsseweoa seven octave P'snofors,
on rainti1 ~. BY eminent axtis,s;
u BrocAtel And laos Curalns
Velvet medal Ion Carpets
brupze And Osmolu Chansal
sns~beTs-Tso rosewood mA'bis Top Drsessag auveaus
pe gissa 9pTors wood teads richly curved )om
SooeS Oonches lounges Rncksrs, Arm OhAis ovd back
sprssds hs 40 eprtax Usasee~ Feather eela BAatss
fAptnsI rAsd china Tols Sss broosasl 1ursios 10
Upper hen saAegsay aud block walnut Ru,eAua. Bsd
tads WAshstands rofHs Rockers BorkuAss fos fAoles
Oosrer hsuts Beddtng &C. ntag boom-Hee dts cxssu-
MV Dirirg f>bls China 0,asswsre Tabs Cular aiser
WAse Darer Aed Tee ees also general stmeat Of ssss-
9eut Apo Arheu Furniture s~ls posuse raid ahtse
1oms m sac cash u bsnkAhlo pooey osrided chsokL
eposs required from ali unknown the
eofs hAle peremptory, rain or shne
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BLnROKER AUCfIunBHR.
a. Ayecut0rSs sale Rn eeve Properly "A. j. BLEBOK-
DR. b CO. u s-ll q aOcon alnaAy. June Is q II
osooa st he ssehanss two lota aad four brsk
Bowel loss s1 20 sssa rent SSe'hr for about $40
No Fns street ny order OF Itaohy coemsn Ereeutor.
nxabsh tsses kxecutx u Ne essse Of tss ias ntchAs
Casuea
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J. DLDECKER, AUJ11ONuER.
"A. BROXKLYs HOUSE AND LOT.
A. J. BLEE IL ar svH 90 viii ell at auction 70 DAY,
18th - ocicck, q .e 4sruhauss 9rohsass hs Tires
stoey br1ck H0Use Int 30 Columbia ueSs vest s1e BE-
Unoa enc President streets LOT 2!xt fAe house
tans end waller. 4sps 40, u No Pine street
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DRY GOODS, SC.
Ar d rnnosv ~Ls GOT sso&Dsar iNrIA.1 ssc
20 csiAss ossos ana tas sssrsi1srv usSs ora-r
ts tohs idsrss ssrfseis dons ~ areas oesss rss y
sso- 80 made 20 order Aubrodared Oaembee - eYN
nr-- srss Lsdsss saA ohidrns UaAr 0srssusA -. -
Ar o. L. HARDINGs sKIEr pAcroRY. ~ sekIgd
"a svs.k ara TIE bess amporst rrsncA sSo 6eAft
sud ssSI 0n siEss naSs ovsr skiS fsssssy. 81
sprns rect near audsD arssk
a @rsv Goods 8csnss rlau
And R'slnf H ss3S co s |. S:, ed osss'
Whss sf be IA very shsap
sissE isss Eits. fsr.ssis Dsss tnsnsss. shawl Bor-
ENBsRsORs. corner of twenty sssoal 4 end Gu Az.
PARIS rLow,Rs .scsys.. Ruons a.,
Nay b na Ct
a.sAlr 81 SS saSss
n A RAN0Us PRAssycAL sKYRs n SUPAoyD
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p.stes sso hoea ha st6s shsap o. hanA yrassA
sSS s;.:as. sss1 sssssiS .ssss.
TAFApHsE wIpDOWe-NOf 70 LET BUT roo CAN
% Of Frspces 100 Boop ekvh ns6e expressay
aed BY esr o. he Jsssosss b THE 70 tts coonry Ooun
~ adiss %. BE- assd .is any $50 $4,000 By .ds a
TArAnDH sLooDRs AND ysIAEEss IgssAEs
Bruods Tyavsna "a % ~ and -
sTle Of ssas X u "a Wina0ws 70 Vt Aa DAY.
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WATCHES AND ynwnLnv.
1rsCG 20 ~ r, onSvr,r - an s~Ss.
"A Ssuh ns9sn6s-fSs1 Il 1,uHS1i assrs 60
80 sS : s'sTse 80 $50 - 2 - & r.
.sHA Or ns!,lS - -, - 49,
isS9ss Fvisss W. u - = an O s1k61 = - -
=; S''i.v. d'~ sss , s'sssss~ =
An AmvrR 10 ZEE Qgnsvror. wlAv ans CAlR
= - PS.f e = =. Ss :: = :; go ySS6&3
fyomvoerYrog AID GOLD ynsT QaAIHA gnOg -
" = ~ 0usr3 OHa1s nv y = el0 fhsp o. -
1917 .s.ss: 49,, NJ q 800 sss ri 81 s;E.sS. 1
hSuu6sl iSw
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n DOUGHTY, AuCyroHIx1. Will aU.L -THn
~ ssy. asusazy = !cS go; = r,s..sz 81 nsHs.
sovt.sss Of boussAo1 furshure Bvuss a.1 v0sa Or
PEA ppnev0 snl nsh1grny rnvw tuea eo~ee4 I. ovosa
q asl ksus8; Bs'tcAsse 81 P.sssO = % ga ySssss
Qoe.s Ch fsh abses Gee vstnses sxseeaN en1 dia,al
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NA1rIoN TO fm PUBLIC.-YHE PUBLIC Am HuRE-
potssi hat ~ tsds aark used ths psnos nsAs
en- secured By Ps.sst April s. $50 aad All .rss unns
- prosssuisd b. ~ undsrs1Ied: .-
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J. BLlBCKER, AUOfIONHKR
A. rHiAD ARD PEAsL sfsEETs PROPERTY.

bL1SCkKk BOZ 3 %. WI ell, & AuoIon.
eeSur1y Jure H. ct ~ ocook at hs us~chAn1 nzcsssGs:
street. Atd Ors asn slses; reuta for over 81 10
Third stro ftwu aAory Ao end 10 s0ent brek house,
ana o Nos md II. near Bowefy; wei bals and IN good
~ 40 rias srssa ~ order OF heirs Of Resscoa
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IN sold by T. ii LUDLOW CO., the l9h nsL 81 ~
euyvssant sect are Ioy ready and be had II hs oce
Of The sua No. Pine uxest <fhe furniture viii b
exhbitsn the day previous 10 the ssis
o THE MEMBERS or TUE COOPER MUHIO GLASS;
m fun attendance particularly requested iAs (5aturd n
ang, At their room In Tho Cooper !ns isuts
eve J. r. DENNY. Secretary.
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DAvunnoRuRe aALx.-momDAy, AZ iox oNos0ox
= ssLL a MoeAdAEs sis .s.s & IS
s ;;l III ~ . Co., !; 81 - 80: Ss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The following Sedate billswere disposed Of
on thi. d reading:
To charter bank OF exchange, discount
and deposit at Jnnesboro, with numerous
amendments, was laid on the table.
To incorporate the Edgefirld and Nashville
Steam Ferry Company; passed.
To incorporate lhe Washington Wharf
Company; amended aud passed.
To amend the charter of the Tennessee,
Kentncky and North Carolina Railroad; pass
ed.
To repeal section 1892 OF ihe Code; laid on
the table.
To provide medical services in county jails;
passed.
For the relief Of the Bank Of Nashville.
amended sHd rejected. Subsequently recon
sidered, and further action ps,-iponsd.
To charter the CaStillian Spring. and La
fsyeste Turnpike Companyi amended aud
passed
To charter the Book and Tract Society Of
the Memphis Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Charch: amended and passed
The vote OF yesterday indeaaitely postpon-
ing the bali 10 enibss the Nashville 4 North
western Railroad "a con soiidase with the Mis-
siSsippi Central Road. was reeoasidered and
g. amrnded, passed.
To change she time Of holding the CiFcali
Court Of Davidson eoanty; passed.
To furnish Clerks and Masters With dect
SOUS OF the Supreme Court. Laid on The n
BILE.
To prevent frauds in banking corporations
passrd-
To charter the Memphis Cotton Seed Oh
Company: amended and passed
To rrssral an ACT % ineorpoE4te The foFkeS
Der Narigzsioa Comp4as; passed
For the bsaeal Of Hlaor chsIdres; passed
To ansaa ssesaen l34e ef the Cedes izsf
on the table
To aathofsze tie paEehase Of oarsiar pfse
Rotary of State, rzsed.
AdjcaFsrd ali a pm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
March Is. Is6o.-Mqxica

WASHINGTON. March Is. lS60.-MeXican
affairs assume new aspect in consequence of
the mediation of the British Government be-
tween the two cOntending parties-ihe
Church party and the Liberalsts. 1t has
been known for some time that Miramon was
willing 10 compromise, and it has been re-
ported that RObles had opened negotiations
with the JnareZ Government on the subject.
4 truce at this time will he favorable TO the
Liberalists, and it they do not ultimately
agree 10 a compromise with their opponents,
they will not be the worse off Tor having
entertained it. The United States Govern
ment will it is already suggested. favor the
movement, whether the McLane Treaty be
ratified or not
Ii Is quite uncertain whether the Home
stead bill will pass the Senate. Some North
ern Senators will oppose it, and only two or
three Southern Senators will vote for it. The
holders of land warrants are preparing TO
resist it. 1t would greatly reduce the mar
KIT value OF warrants. The President may
veto he bill if it should pass. H has init
mated for year past his opposition to all
new projects for giving away the public do
main. He has come to the conclusion that
We have hut a comparatively small extent Of
public land still TO be disposed of. nOtwith-
standing the vast extent OF wilderness that
separates the Pacific from the Atlantic slope.
Cor. Charleston Courier
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
Art Matters.

A hnst Of Mrs. Bass. OF Mississippi, recent
ly ex~ euied by that distinguished artist, Hen
~ X Brown. Is the sshjeel OF universal sd
miralion. II may be doubted whether any
WORK OF greater merit has BEEN produced by
IA American artist or Indeed by ans artist II
either eantiaent. since The decline Of ancient
art ia Greece AID Rome. Mr. Brown has
long heeR aegsrd-d as Que II the most gifted
OF An Ficsaa sculpt"rs- HE equestrian Stat
Ge OF W arlington. il New York has bern
pronounced by the highest Easll-h authority
Ihs. tlaest work OF lie class in modern times.
aad be has = e.-atly received = comn.i- sion 10
ntl the pdiWenI - the aex Stale. House OF
80 III csEeIiaa With d-iga Which be sab
nsilied for thai purpose. II will be, wis q
eenPisiess. Ia every Eespeef worthy OF hi. high
reputation and OF lhe superb esiiGss os which
Il ulil be The chieE ofHamral TIE bast u
Ars kass uzF BE seen at tas cspitoi. IA tie
fssam forsaefiy eeeaiied ny he Secrelafs az
tAs sensis--Aazssssai Aazl.s<nnsr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22
HOUSE MESSAGES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY. March 81.

WEDNESDAY, March 81. 1860.
The Senate's resolution TO adjourn SINE die
on Monday, 26th inst. was adopted, yeas 81,
nays 3. A motion to reconsider was made
and laid on the table. yeas AZ, nays 10.
The special order, being the bill of the Sem
ate in lieu of House bill for the expulsion of
Free Negroes from this State, was taken up.
and on motion "f Mr.. CAN'T, it was laid on
the table, yeas SO, nays "a.
The vote r,jecting House bill for the ben
eft oi Thomas Shelton, was reconsidered, and
the bill again rejected.
Mr. Ford moved to reconsider the vote re-
jecting the bill providing for the extension
aud completion of the Capitol grounds. Mr..
Williams of Hickman, moved 10 lay it on the
table, which failed, yeas 20, nays "a, and
then the motion TO reconsider prevailed
Under the operation of the previous question
the bill was sgain defeated. yeas IL, nays 40.
Under a suspension of the rule, the bill 10
graut State aid to the Cleveland and Duck
town railroad was rejected.
Senate bill 10 charter the Middle Tennes-
see Insurance Company was variously amend
ed aud passed its third reading.
The bill t. amend sections 29l to 800, in
elusive. of the Code, was rejected.
The bill for the relief of a. T.. Smith and
J. e. Goodrich, free persons of color, passed
third reading.
The bill To charter the Whites Bend Turn
pike Company, was amended and passed third
reading.
Adjourned till p m.
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fEThe vote Of the House indefinite

fg-The vote of the House indefinitely
postponing on Tuesday. Senate's bill to en-.
able the Nashville aad Northwestern Rail-
road to unite and consolidate with the Mis-
sissippi Central Road, was yesterday recon
sidered, and the bill, with amendments per-
tanning to other roads. was passed Among
Others who were active and efficient in bring
ing about this result, after giving the Rep
resentatives of this county due credit, The
friends of the road are indebted to no one
more than to the able and interchangeable
Representative from Madison county. r. B.
HURT, Esq. His sagacily. industry and in
fuence have been conspicuous on many other
occasions during the present session; and his
course throughout the whole session has
been alike honorable to- himself. and the
intelligent constituency whose representa-
tive be is. We trust that many years will
be yet vouchsafed to him, both for the benefit
of the State and for that of the community
in which he moves
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ST. LOrIs, March 20.-Edward Bates ad-
dressed letter to thu Missouri delegates to
the Chicago Convention in reply to interro-
cations propOunded by them TO him. The
letter will appear in to-morrow's Democrat.
The main points are as follows:
He has no new opinions on the subject of
the xteDsioD of slavery, and has formed
none with reference to the proposed array of
parties. Cnevai with the Missouri question
Of 1920 he formed his opinions. and has not
changed them since. At the time of the
revolution and long after slavery was re-
gar,ied as evil. temporary in its nature
and likely to disappear in the course of time,
vet while it continued il was a misfortune to
he country, socially and politically. Slave
~ is social relation-a domestic institution
1t exists by local law. TIL Federal Govern
:nent has no control over it in State. The
Territories are subject and subordinate, not
supreme. like States. The nation is supreme
over them. He is opposed to the extension
of slavery. and in his opinion the sp rit and
policy of the Government ought to be against
it's extension. The Constitution does not
carry slavery into the Territories, nor any
where. 1t only acts upon it where it is es-
tablished by local law.
The bred Scott case only decides that
bred Scott was not u citizen of the United
States The opinions of the Judges beyond
this are extrajudicial and of no authority.
The questions discussed by them were polti-
cal, not within their cognizance, and belong
to and could be disposed OF by the political
departments. The discussion was most I'M
fortunate, as it produced dangerous conflict
between coordinate branches of Government
He favors the colonization of free blacks in
the American tropics; the homestead bill; the
immediate admission of Kansas; perfect
equality of rights among citizens; the con-
sruction of the Pacific Railroad under the
auspices of the Government.
He is gratiied that his name has only been
used in a spirit OF harmony and peace, aud
10 prevent division aud controversy among
those who ought to be united. He has nei-
theI sought nor held any political office for
twenty -fve years, and is satisfied with the
honors already paid to him by the public.
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MAeAULAY AND Mrs. BEEcHER STOWE
Notwithstanding Macaulay's reputation FOR
conversational power, he appears to have
vrsafional points which ar repeated aud
rem inferred. One # the very few good sio-
ries current of hin is the following: II is said
b. met Mrs. Beecher StOwsat Sir Charles
Trevelyan's aud Vailed her on her admira-
lion OF Shakespeare. (which of his eharac-
tiers do you like bestI' said be. "Dvsdcmo-
na,r said he lady. "Ah, OF course, . was
tbe reply. '.fer she was the Only one Who ran
after a black man.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-22

FABULOUS WEALTH-The California mails
bring the most astounding news of the rich
ness of the Washoe silver mines. Potosi sinks
into insignitcance compared with the almost
fabulous richness of Yves ern Utah. The re-
cent assays in San Francisco exhibit the ex-
traordinary yield of SIS 600 of silver and
gold 10 the ton, and it is estimated that the
yield of the veins already opened will amount
To S10,O00,0 900 for the ensuing year, and no
possible conjecture can cover futurr develop
ments. $4,000 CaIifornians are patiently
awaiting the disappearance of the SHOWS to
precipitate themselves upon this new coun-
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PARDoNTNG HIM OUT-Gov. Houston is
som, thing of Il wag as well "a IA statesman.
An officer of the State Prison. who had held
his place for six years, was about to be re-
moved, when he came 10 Austin, during tue
session Of the Legislature, with hattering
list of testimonials as to his character. and
the excellent manner in which he had fulfill,
all his functions. These were all satisfactory
enough but the principle of rotation in
Office OVERRIDE all other considerations; the
place was want,d for political friend, and
his removal determined upon. But to break
the fall gently possible, the Governor
adopted facetious tone aud style in final
interview "You say" said Gen H., ad
drt ssing the gentleman on whom the axe was
about TO fall, you say that your conduct
has invariably been good?' Eyes, sir"
"And you have been in the Penitentiary six
years ?" II have" Well, you have been
there quite long enough-I plrdoH you out ~
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