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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
At'ps & GOnrlsfIlOrs.

BROOKS g FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D AT Law. Gnico Perkins Building noar new
Court House, Cleveland, Ohio.
DiS ,Sss HA0OE'' l. w. '0h'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12
GnpropErs.

Engraving and LtIhORraPhiDRs
RRAINERD & BURRIDGE,WOOD
II ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRPHERS Bank
Street. Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Platter, Door Platter and Manufactor7cor-
ner Of Ontario and Prospect up starE Cievs and %
Is epared to replae Spoons Forks. CaEtors Ec., and
make them equal 70 Door Trimmings fgrnished OF
Plsted to order Bell Hanging promptly attended To- and
prices reasonable. laZ2dtl6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-12

alang 10 WMcn u u WribtehS Is APPENDED:
LONDON, April 90, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

John sherman the Black Republican c2nulIaIe lO'
Sugahcrship of the House Of BepFeseqtlt'ts, Ns's
the New Orleans DHED is a descendent OF Eg4-s
sherman who abandoning his last and copGief :
bench. entered political life ut the organization
of our federal g0rerHmpnt and became an eu'I"eu'
statesman. patriot and legislator .a.
Asa delegate from the State Of Connecticut IN INC
convention WEIGH adoptcd our Constitution, Roger
sherman earnestly and vigorously opaosed The pro
position. brought forward by Mr. Madison TO lh1F'
d,Ice clause absolutely prohibiting the SlaHeIIauc
Mr. sherman ono5sad it as viOauyc Of State Sevg-
rpgutv as 1niTst TO nartcs who had invested large
capital IN this commerce, and affirmed That the ques'
zion of conscience aad humanity Wh.th nau oeen
raised by the advocates Of the proP''. lgh was one
for each nan and state 10 decide I"r N''''1'- anu
itself
IN consequence of this opposition Of Mr.. sherman
and OF Nr. Ellsworth another of the delegates from
Connecticut, Jht original proposition was stg41y
modified 80 as 20 leave it to the discretion OF Con
gross 10 pass law pF0hiGiHg the SiaNe-u'1e' win
thc restriction thatuo such laws should UNe euet'
until the wear 1905 in the meantime nitI Is. rom
las, 90 tp 1905 New England shipping ana eaP'."'
were largely embarked in this pIohta1e TRADE.
With its profits was laid the Ioehu"'l'H vi NC"
England prosperity and wealth
And vet &c is this section Of our L mon, ana ue
descendants and consistent cQloS,Sis oi ihe carry
founders OF these commonwealth, who now wage q
bitter and rom3rseluss war against the institutions
which thaie fathers established and grew TlcH EF.
John sherman now stands in Congress 10 retraGI anu
rcpuIIdatc everything which hls ancestor Roger
Sherman. sanctioned and uttered II may be 2.i
right in the present generation to set up Tor mont
tors and pursue their own opinions and policies.
but think they might rs well stop praisIAE thtIr
successors personal virtues, great WISDOM ana ne
r0iC qualities. when they dcnounee their acts Seni'-
meuts. and opinions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
GOV. johnson and GOV. Harris.

FROM our report 0' me PIo'1'''''7s VI '',1
ConYcauon' IL docs not GEAR! appear NY ""'" ''e
resolution complimentary 10 Wv 'o,,NS'N Vas HI
troduced. 1t was reporter %! inc Ooli'l,''e' 0'l
Resolutions NOT DIS p'i''o" u. ,'s p,'''1'''' VI
principles ou' as separate ana mus 'So
luton. None VINO he"ru inc ''1"'I'uS "Il'.''sC
with which the name OK "o'' JouNSoN was lCc''' tu
by the Convention caa doubt Tor moment lha' lie
delegates OF the democracy Vi ''S ''''e Ill,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

Ar. DUDLEY m9ved 10 strike out the words, eek
eept the Bank OF Tennessee"
Mr. CAN'T hoped thu moiitn would not prevsii.
The amendment vas rej cited eY yeas 90 nays
So Is follows:
feas--llsssrs Aims rspr B.okuel. Bledso-. Is D.
Ter, Caldwell, Che4insm, Davis. Dudley. East E8-
ing. Gorman, Havroa Hurt Keancr Einesid of
Claiborne, Norris aierphis, Norman, Pickett. por
ser, birbaraseu, Resell Senter, Shrewsbury,
TreNh.tt While # Davidson, Williams Of Knox,
Will tmsen. Wisener aud Woodland. $50.
Hays -Messrs. Btker Of Perry, Baker Of Weak
Icy, B1rksdale, Bayless. Bsatys BrittOn, Bennett,
C9Tdea Critz D9ik, Fsrl5y, Frazier, Gentt Greene,
Coy. Harris, Hebb, Iagrsm, Jones, johnson, Keune-
dy NCeaid Of Ande-sOn, Lea, LOckhart, Mayfeld,
M'Cabe, Nall. She'll Snitb, SOwell, TrevitL Vaughn,
White CT Dickson, WhHmore, Williams Of Franklin
Williams Of Hickman, Woods and SPeak-r WHIT
thsrne.-3S
The tEenty- bird section was resd.
Nj. CAN'T proposed a section in lieu, which
provides that whenever bank shall have violated
IFS charter and the supervisor shall so report % the
/ Governor aud Attorney General, they shall cause
/ Proceedings IN the Chaneery Court TO be instituted
( 10 have Us charter declared forfeited
/ Mf EAST moved to amend by adding the words
"subject to an appeal to the Supreme Court
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. TREWHITT moved to amend BY providing
thst the Chancellor shall determine tne questions
and facts in the case.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. LEA moved to amend the amendment By ad &
lug he words: "Lnd thereepon the Legislature may
repeal alter or abolish tie charter Of any suol
! bank"
Mr.. JONES could zee no necessity for the amend
meDt
The amendment to the amendment vas rejects,
by yeas IS nays 40.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, made an ineffeo
tusl motion 10 amend by providing that no banl
shall do banking business after suit shall be com
menced.
The amendment as amended, was adopted
And then
On motion, the House took the usual noon rsees
till ? O'Clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
VESPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant. ane
Most Convenient Artificial Light
~ TH- WCLD

TVyEIs GAS generated from Pure Coal OIL AMI for elegance
coaouy safety ald spi city cannot be surpasss Ths
ftuI are in the same style the ordinary gas fixtures
It dTautags are; thai t is portable gas Light, unrvad
Tor t-aucy cEeapus4 cleanliness and simple , and
used FhereFe ARTIFICIAL light required. Il easy regulate
and qules no trimming AMI attention, Whatever
lighting. 70 IS eecy safe and free from s1lO5i0n, and
has odnr or smell While b1rnins The Light Be made
win any dsgree Of ancy, BY turning screw, and be
increased simultaneously in volume from that OF candle 70
Hr twenty, hY turning valve in ordinary
heser Gas Iae aud fixtures precisely resemble form
t0 Of coal gas, out in bsncy and purity Of light t pos.
decided a1yantase ever coa gas It requires
chs ls there is need Of daily trimming wick and the
ucton q the fixture simple that is not lhleto ger
ont q order and child can manage reily. The @ buried
ia dc tepe- fixture IS generated from pure coal OH YES
per OIL (Which is Manufactured expressly for this burner
out any ainiNure Of a!c0h0l foreign Ingredient
an q saFpY is unlimited The fixtures Themselves adapt
ed sty Yer 20 suit eli tastes from plain,
ls most elegant and costly chandelier Eac fxureis per
fec in itself there outlay be made for pipes,
regulators, &c 1he generated IN She burner and all
a. ues rom the cheap sngeghtto the chad er.
tUtBrs lc0rtS in themselves They sold
pr which DO exceed the CO.'S Of ordinary ls fixtures OF
si11IIar sly les and ornamentlton.
.laress houses public halls stores, steamboats, and private
dences Ggh0ut the State be fitted up VITA these
elegant and oony~n'nt eat deers and other beau;ful asa
which add 50 much to the Appearance Of such Places aud
10 the comfort Of the home circle, and which, heretofore could
usl ny ia those favored districts embraced within the gas
limits OF large cities
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sentiments. Not an Abolitionist eh2 sNo man can
be good citizen without becoming an Abolihonist'
sis one of AIr. Helpers eclaradous-whch Mr.
sherman adoufed as lis Cwn. by subscribing to and
recommending the Helper publication But there
ia no man in the llols whom the Republicans could
consistently support, vino would commanl a larger
vote than Mr. Sherman. 1t is no doubt true that
the majority of Republicans support this conspicu
ous Abolitionist because they are mostly. like him
Abolitionists themselves and in the fact that no
other man in their ranks could command "a larger
vote than he, rests the evidence of their want OF
patriotism. The great Republican party, which in
sOientlv claims to be a national organization IS UNI
deniably nothing more than mere aggregate o.
fanatics and traitors.-Cticdg0 Times.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

Mr sherman is not an AboUtionist, beng quite
conservative Republican: ana tAcre IS no man IN
the House whom the Republicans could e,1slstenJLy
support who woui command larger vote than
Mr.. sherman r-cciges.-sjGuuH.
If Mr. Sherman is not an Ab0liti0nst, W hat could
avcposscssed him to endorsoIeper' infamous book
He is an AbOliJionst hat is hs character 10 Ohio
and in Washington he does not disguise H'S sonu-
melts. He has had opportunities enough OF tRem
h, ,erract his radical views and define his cUnscr-
vatism if lac lays claim 20 any. This he does not
Even I'm the House he has declined. iwhen asked II
he dsapprovcd of Helpers book to give a negative
answer; and we must, therefore, accept his sigma
ture to that book as conclusive that II embodies his
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

NAsHyILLE- Tenn, Dec. L. 1854
AIsssr T. b. rArLoa O. Col had Ia use fr lsout SIS
months past of y0ur Nespar Gas Lights an il Fst NJ
gat pleasure state that regarIt as flr superior .o
er n9rtabs Light that have vita
Itsupty Of arrangement freedom f-lr dancer Of erora
sion. cleanliness, and seanes parity OF t are mali
itcs that any who will IN It. IL vs
Light which % ne seems De equal I'm braucy ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. d Csosf
These only few Of the testimonials we have Caty
and examine for yunrse 40 No. A. Colorado Bull Inns Cb-
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS H. TAYLOR IL CO.
7Msrchauts from te the country are expressly invited to
give a call, wish % establish a-s1css throughout DE-
State Lil1 ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
Fr.n Rev s.ss-t Rshls.1a.

SErrLE E7-It gives great pleasure 20 state that AZ
trial Of the veper Gas Lamps, my study for
past, and after observing closely the length
time experiment Of Lighting "Uuiou Tent" vita hsss
lamps, sutre confidence their efficiency 10 60
ghey aori an advantages Of the best gas gts 20 thos-
who i've Of he Giles and large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp IS readily
earned the fixtures simple and little liable
ORDER Of the light comparatively te and the
whsle frlm al danger, thar 10 need only acqulin
tance on pare The public With The Vesper Gas Lamp u
bring then into general throughout the country.
Yours trllys STUART RoBIysoN.
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HONE TESTIMONIALS.

NASHVILLE, DEC. p 1850.
Col 7. TaYL0E-Dsar Sir: have used, s1me time
Fsper Lamps and beg leave % express my yons
you having introduced t my notes. To persons living
in country, parts Of city where s had b.
who may light much economical than gas-aui al
time f1ly eua 10 Il in Illuminating p0wer-his ap
paratus viii prove a dssideratum.
regard this the beautiful and useful invent
frprocurBg, small cost the advantages Of gas light
have seen; the time haiti i5 perfectly sae-and
the lamps us in construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours P FALI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

LOUISVILLE, KY Sep tsUher >, 1853,
To " J. SErrLE-Dsar Sir Afer having maize thorough
examination Of the "Fesler ias,' relation iumina
ting pow chemical composition, etc. DO ret hesitate
commend being safer and we'll pos
ssng greater intensity % illumination than any ohei
In
taning hca and will be 0ui % ilv8ul5 drug
gis. a. veil as 20 the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLEs Al HEIaHr, ~ D.,
Pref Of Chemistry in he Kentucky school Of Medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

yyIS kOoFERs manufacturers OF cin Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware bsJw the P0stoics, Church street
We have enr stick Of various articles &
found IN our Having purchased the loWe1t h
ures We will sall az usually low prices for cash.
Coal Wood Cooking and Heating Stoves from the best
ufacursrs. for city country
Those wanting a good Cooking Stove, particularly re
quest 70 give a call before purchasing.
The best quality Planised and Japane We're. Brns, Chat
srn Dishes Tea and Coffee Pots Oyster Dishes Kitchen Utensils
plain and enaneed Stew and Saucepaus, &C. &C.
Meresr Manufacturers Brands in copper tin, neat
cut to order.
I'm Plate Sheet Iron Wire, Pressed Pitts Covers kc &c
Repairing will be promptly attended TO-
Roofing and sheetmea work necessary upon public and
private buildings done in the SUBSTANTIAL manner
trae,s5 for al tle lowest possible rate4. i4n3O-ly
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TESrIrInNraTS-

Sceaidc and others WIN have tested the aer
is Of the Veser Gas Air Light pronounce the lest and
cheapest gh- row Known NulBerss testimonials beng
received daily froU all quarters, vJuchlg exsslsuc
this light few Of which given below.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
rEsrInnVIaEs.
from His EzsIsne Gov C. s. ua.s4sAd and mos $ Page,

y .
Esq STATE Auditor.
To VIZ IT, SErTtE Esq., LOUISVILLE ETDs1r Sir We have
BEEN and usiug your Ftsper a and perfectly salts.
fed with It's utility IL gives soft. brill beautiful light
and is psf=ctg from explosion very cheap ard
economical in It's use and o. lar less other
hight. We that it will adopted By all persons
Who have the opportunity Of obtaining gas also whom
accessible and with whom relpu=Fs the outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours &C. @ s I0RzHEAD.
Tu0s PACE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

FROM sedbury & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The vc1prr Gas brilliant and BEAUTIFUL 1ht tt4t De-
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction OF the
Vespsr Gas Barnar and rstori is perfectly simple ha t un-
not get Of order, can it explode.
The management OF The burner Is easily uldrst0oii and
qurss attention keep and u good order
thsn ordinary fixtures she light produced V.spr
Gas consider fully ela in 1vey respect any oer End
ofGas light JoHS %. szABrRr,
a.. j. sEAHuaY.
IT. s; pEAcu.
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CRESP'S GAIETY.
p r O f j A Q O b 8 .
THE WORLD RENOWNED
W liza RID OF WIZARDS
YENTRMOQUIST AND nIPROvISATOREl
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and SATURDAY, jan. q. p, %. n md ss.

will be assisted by his original and nimitabe goblin M
sPkIGHrLf. The stage is fitted up the most gorgeous
the apparatus Of massive silver; Is Ia the
Louis Quarorze STYLE AID the whole forms entertainment
that has gained for The Professor the honor performances be
fore the principal crowned heads Of Europe, California
Australia and the Southern Hemisphere, which
returned where he has created perfect f1rore.
Admission % cents Gallery, 50 cen Children and
half price,
Doors OPea at o'clock entertainment to commence at to
P. il.
N. BThs whole programme will be changed every even
! In.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

Mr. Thomas TATLoR-Dsar Sir: have been using the YES
per Lamp, sold by since September last, per
fecly satisfied that it Of the ec1u0mca &c not rur
mCstecsuomrai we brilliant lights be had ID
easily MANAGED, and I, uhe nly recommend & 10 an
outJr the reach Of gas. ALEzAsBEz FAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

q q mulatto, whose hair curlcd and quite sandy.
gentleman noticing the peculiar color of his capil-
larry substance, and his light complexion asked him
what nation be belonged to. An freshman standing
bv. whip in hand spoke mp aud said " Don't YOU
see he IS q uagur - " OATS true. master. bat nm
yi4flsr g-fs aA LiSiAa7' Pat scratched his head.
- d L-rt ralish the inke.-L CONSTELLATION
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
PennanshIP and Phonography.

r. DcLREAR'S classes will Saturday, the
IVA 2st inst the OF College Public
5quareentrance College street All who wish Join
D. classes should do Immediately Persons from the
| Try finish their lessons in week.
PENAEsHP-Hours TO il A. NJ, 05 P. IL, toto = to
| a. night.
Photography.
There branch Of education so easily learned as this and
more improving to its posses5or than this
Besides day in Photography there will
&c night, which will acclnosts Legislators, Medical
Students others who have the leisure
/ r times.
How greatly increased would be the value OF Law meical
lectures Sermons &c. If they
study and reference. That tbs uefgl be easily
rned. shown by Mr. DIS success las Drng in tzchin
| children from 20 y years Of age. jan2D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
Prom gFashingtOn.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lg.-AIny's examination Is pro-
crossing before the Senate's Harper's Ferry Com
mittee. Nothing important has been elected
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20

We were pleased to see quite number Of the
delegates 20 the State Convention still in The city
las. veuinr. Col. HAYNES leaves this morning fof
East Tennessee. Gen ATKINS viii leave for his
home In the western district tomorrow. The most
of the Memphis delegation are still here and VIII
reuaiR for a day OF two longer. They are at the
III gluud
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TOBACCOS
periaI and
Young Hyson Teas,

Ooong AID Powchong Teas Pickles Preserves Oysters, smok
I ing robscco and many other articles
III 70 an C which, would call the especial attention AMI
invite The inspection Of the tads aud then ODER
7 many Inducements not to be found eIssFhe-e.
\ fars-tf ARCHER CGEATWAW & BR0THER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-20
NOTIGE.

Z WILL sell on WEDNESDAY, q dav Of May, 1900, ths
highest bidder, the premises, GIG ACRES OF LAND
known the property Of g. Wilcox, lyi2g Of the
Nashville and Hopkinsville road the line, In
Monts0meTy county Tennessee, through which the Mephs
Claksve Louisville Railroad passes mile and
quartera Of which will be divided suit purchAs
I will a sell the
GraYsVillC Property
upon Ehch reside, In Todd Co., Ky, containing 40
with 90 acres CT woodland attached
TERMS fourth 5as balance ,, and years
with interest from date, and lien retained the property
Thsre viii also be sold the time, number Of Horses
Mules Hogs, Cattle &c-tlgehsr household and Kitchen
Maps and surveys will be exhibited due time
Any person wishing farther information apply me,
A wilcox UPON the premises C. l. WILCOX
Nashville Union copy till day Of sale, and send
bill to the subscriber az GTaysvi L. Ky ian2O-Ftd
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Deaf & Blind.

EDGGaA ~ MDaEahaAO
DIR. MCLEOD. Of Scotland,
The Eminent and SksIJFuI Operator on
tlae Ear and Eye,
UTAsarrived in Nashville, Tenn ard taken Rooms in Colo
made Building, Sorth Cherry street, (or4ry Cooper
Buding) on corner Of Dadercs street, where be Tt re
but short time, to attend he Treatment Of his
His uneqnaei succes5 In curing the ahovs diseases is
well knownin most Import Vt cities, ann ms tmonas are
sufficient convince the most nsedulous Cal a1d examine
then Call soon as DIS stay is limited
" , Deafness, Dizziness, Barring, Earcs anil Noise in The
Heal, Catarrh and all often i've Discharges from the Ear
Mouth Nostriis, entirely removed
M = Or. MCLEOD has made discovery Of msine that viii
prove perfect asorpton o. the Cataract and restore perfect
ion to The Bye wliou. the use q the knife
- Room NO. 10, Up Stairs.
janl5-laa
HARPER FOE FERWUA *.
ETAGAN TREANOk have received Harp. Ma-azins isr
HAGAN a lREAEOR
janis Tssiod cal Ageaus, s.. 6, Union 81.
PETERsoN's LADIES' MAGAZINE
H.Usr received by HAGAN & rREANoR.
s3 iaaI9 Peri. deal agents. No. O. Union street.
NEW YORK LEDG cR BOUND, FOg ts3s
AND 1885
CtoYT4ISISG ~G,eret Papers Doom o. Deyills," 'The
janis BooEsllsrs, Ne. 8 Uaiaa sfssai.
A Good Fight ana other TaIss.
By CHARLEs READE.
dec7 Cniisss sersat
Theoretically Sealed Fish, sc.
100 dozen Fresh salmon L0ssrs, and MacEsre PIT Up
v6ais vEssEL q THOMPSON
ar YOU VAST THE FINEST DRESS HAT
q OF the season, call az
novl9 Ws1ERFIELD & WALKEK's.
FOR ITEII PIFIS AND HEW ORLEANS.
TE7HE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER, -
II STRONG, Master, viii leave Nashville ~ -
Saturday, the 2Ist1 inst, At y N.
A. HAMILTON
janlS-d II. II. HARRISON,i l7-
tEE7 SECOND HAND PIANOS.
1.-TWO superior make aud viii be sol fsr 5 o. sour
N months, 5ztisfict5ry paper.
Iau6 saNJ 2 sHTLD-k Co
TTy8QsE wsI0 WISH THE GENUINE
n French Soft Hat should call at
Reyi9 wATERgIFLD Walkers
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
I6 STAR PERFORM ERS!!
THE DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUPE IS CONN =
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY md THURSDAY
EVENINGS, JAN &C, a. % AND IS.
ODD FELLO VS. HALL

~EREAT combination Of talent and originality The d est
az Company, we'll the Oldest and best managed han
nreanizel-Shorey, Carrie DuDrez Green's far famed rid
renowned, and only original NEW ORLEANS aud METRO d.
ITAN BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE and YAM TN
BRASS AND in their chase elegant, slespttng Ian ter
provoking and irresistible Ethiopian uments intro cling
the greatest varieties Of songs Ballads Olettir lla
Overtures Bur que Opera Pieces Fancy Dances ca and
Funny Sayings offered to thu public Grand free Balcony
front Of the Hall each evening bp the Brass Band
5Do1rs open Al Z; Concert cInmence at X O'Clock
Admission 50 eentsi Children uEder Y and servants . cents
CUAS H. DRUPREZ,
Manager and Business Agent.
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sixth CougrsssionaI District.

Tho delegates to the State Convention from the
Sixth Congressional District, at a meeting held on
Wednesday. adopted the following resolution:
Rsya'rrI. That the Democracy Of the different
counties composing the Sixth Congressional Dis
r-.- rr19.nt DELEGATES to meet 1T Sholhyve on the
second Saturday in May next. for the purpose oi Sc
lcc-in- an Elcctor for thai district
The Democratic papers in the Sixth district are
requested TO publish this resolution.
We vgr, visited yesterday by Col. JONI W. FoHD
ana 1Ir. IT, T. coaaEa, OF Chattanooga. Col Foap
is the editor of tn, Nltgau Reflector, and we be
EeEa the ode-. Democratic editor in the State. Mr..
C0arEa Is the editor of the Adretiscr These gen
tgmcn viii remain in the city for few days, for
the purpose of Soliciting custom from our mer-
chants. The q for and IdrsTiser, each have
large circulation. ana afford excellent opportunities
for tha merchants OF this city 30 make known TO
the people of East Tennessee what thoy have to
sell
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OF Oh v8ss AID established Bands Amongst which are
United vineyard ProprietOr's CO. Cognac.
>FIns Old ssSazerac'' Cogaae.
ssFaliantin'' COgnae-
old london Dock Cogaac, &c i.

To which would cthe particular attention OF coun0seur
and those Fha Eant pure article Brandy for mecai pur
poses Our brands Of Champagne very ehoioe and
we'll Euouus