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,CTlMipSi If
CHlTMiMI Cjlht IOrtiB8 f tft peOpk'Of
wKe ae , fiav-oraWe to its
aad eOBpietcmtoratioB to its proper po
fitio of eqwdlt swd iaf uence in. th"Na-
f "Ifl "' I'
The war Km "etond, b3 witk t, all oeea-
mob for UUctmij between ow ethtotis.
the Krikday eftke Fatker of kk -otry, .
hjr tke assemblage, at tkcapital of Ike State,
of tke masew of the peogielo devk-c wma
urea toMcsrt) tki desirable result, Tkk
ms he secured ky akeartf and unfuoetkmesl
eadoraeiumt of tfce,.Ka&tt policy of the
preeent patristic. .Executive of tk-e Nation,
His ExcelleHey Asdrew, Jokneofi, TeaRes
see's &t distingwwhed .son, ,Let' "every
oowKjrmd.pA.Mt-del0KatteH.
FraMM . Fm . Wm. HewkeH;?
TkoiAM H. GriUway, Ja. TL Hood,
Edward H. Bast, Tim. B. Lewie,
' (J - SOOi
SHa. F. WaHcer,
Abncr A. Steele,
Jo. G.'Carrigaa,
Jekn"W. Bewen,
UenrylL Marakle, .
Win. K. Peston, .
W. P. Seake,
Josef Powell,
Cr. W. Keith, ,'
Gilbert Brittle.
8: 8. Warren,
JVy. Jokmofi,
-X, Jtraodwi, . ,
M". E.W. IaBlieway,
I.M. Jwri . ,,
Ww. MlwmoHg.
W: Willi,
CXi Orfway, ,
Jan. Pfirks,
A. E. Garret!
W.O.Lofkwi,
Imul :Dvk,
Jokn C. Gaat,
J. a. Parkkrt,
F. 8. IleiekoH,
John MKms8
"& drtHslij
O. Bwwe,
.Teese G. Fraeier,
W, 8kjikcl ford,
J to: Y. Caw pkcl I ,
Wra.F. Berry,
J. X.'StHirtotJc,
-A.V.LHhril.y
A. X. Wynne,"
A.D.Nhs,
FeiixG. McKay,
G. M. Ilasen,
TkomM T. Sfflikyl
mafVmrm " - -"- ' Ut Sll TriKllilv ta til A
ThU MH tiH UM aM f ?ferwr.
TVo Caftcre!4oe&l CamUtee on " Recoa
traftlm" kT0 Vrirutf their work Wkaa!
kre ktim Hasefecd trim tie TMpectlte Seatht
era fttene to tUfr a to tferir eoedltlon, awl tha
- laaBtotUiU of tfco 'KtarmnUUrcs rtect. Tho
exeefTeaneHce kia Ven taken up. Taowojfki
npoB riH ke a tedio as H b hb
Metarr. tke Wkl'keiBg deigned todeiar I'm-:
Hmit JiAiisw'j'pkm frf reiteration. (
'Wken'Seaker Cat&x, fereral dayt ago, pre
ea4e4(ePre!ii4cBt Jekaton tho IihHmb. petHioa
" aiftiwt ika parioB ef JeaWwa l)vk the' i'rair
dent receive it witk a arnHe, SBd wul tkat he
treeU 4e it kr the Uc of ie orpetitiow jart
'ae Urge prftfinr for Ms release.
rrirste letter are U to kavo keen receiTed
kere,irei Mr.'Mreieir at Pari, etatiacthat there
mt no iateotien on'tke Mrt f foleon to witti-.
elraW fres Mexiee tke Freaeh troapa, valexa. . or
Oer eraweat woaH aumre hl that our pol ie ef
keatraMty teward MaxiatiKftti wonid he eoa-tm-.
iJrHMMHrCrjSf
'g-L
aw-
8e4. It b prokakta tkat a Jeiat reolutioH, rer
- peaKwe the test oethct.'wlM tfti both Ifoane? ta
a few dan. TbeTreeWent will ikra mch uill as
ij u ti a a J
nvn m ! piwwret
Mr. QrHeref Krhaa Offered In tVie Jlouse
a teriet of resekriteiw aMtrtiax that RtateOoTern
Meett eanaetke dettrejedj that the reprcfenta
tlrer freatke South ekftukl bc admitted by tak
Ing tke eath to aappors the Conriltutlon rtf the
- Halted Stele, Ml thaCthero nhallfbe a general
kikdaeM aad' eerdial btrlrrntF for the PMt eon
aMeat wkk tke kihct attribute of oar nature
aad aafctyf aMj abo k in tlloxlenl to hold Ktte
is tha, Up let) t,vi H the CoH-lltHtioanl ntncHil
atent aad net sire tket rofvrwMiUtion la Coa
itreMaod. tkat, tax the people whilo denylas,
them 'repreeeatatien if -contrary to the fint irin
tpieiof our Corwwaeat, and inronristent with
the Ceaetitatlon, and einl rutty of all the peo
jle. The reolatio were referred to the Co)q
Bslttee on Reconttructlon.
KeeaHy,fr,the ftrat t'tao In oar country'
kltery a coiwed eoalraetor received pay for car
ryln the Biail, 111 rotate U in Virginia, but he;
Ksdi that th; V(reinUof rlf no objccilona to
,kaTlas their mail bag catried )y a colored ainn
ifthayeaaTeeelTetkclr lettcn in no othrrway.
Man. 0, Q. McEBmlnster. Secretary or the
Trearory of the, late Confolerate Stater, wns in
Wwiogton City.
The Recenttruetlon Committee are (till en-
raced, la UklBgtcrthnoBy as to the condition of
aSaitl. in the Soathcrn States. The evidence tliui
fiw in tipartt. An effort nill be made Miortly to
iatredaee other evideaee, showing that affain arc
,ln a better coadltion than the present teftiiaony
repraeate, ThU coars?, however, in reporting an
jwaeadmeat to the Coaetitutlou, If adopted by the
House, will precludo the Ucpcrflty of their taking
jaaf farther action. They have indicated that
HBtll the Southern State fhall adopt the pronoeed
aaeadaient, they will not aWow their r?prcfenta
tivea feat h either llquvo of Congrce of the
-United State. That coue, if finally determined
ea, will keep them out uatil another Congrc li ,
Aoierk in tke Qaartenaaiter Ocncral'i office,
HMaed Jeaea, renarked the other day, on hearing
ef the. threat of ae?eiat!on to'SenatorSuaiBcr,
tkatke wamat exactly Ja fevnr of decapitation,
huthewoaW like to jeehlajpenttohlnlonghDHie.
The Seeretary ef War, on hearing of it, Immedi
ately dUmhved hlw freta the eervlec,
BtaekrioneMcDMwell, of Teaucwec, haVbeea
coa&med kr the Seaate to be Valted States Mar
thai far the EaftenCDietrict ef TcnaeMoc.
A letter from Richmond to a new York paper,
ay that tkrettgheat the whole State of Virginia
county BeeUage have bees held fur the purpose of
flgisff the price ef labor,
The Sampfon eeaa't', ('. C) court arrested a
negro on tke ekanre of drawing a pUtol on a white
aa,:aad etoteoced hl tobc anldinto lenliude.
Major Wtekefca, eojawaader of tke di'tricU
ordered tke coartaod all parties concerned, to be
at under arreet.
Tke Savaaaak lfrrafd of the lPthand 30th
ha keeo reeelred. containing the evidence of
UaleoroUiers la the -Mcrter case, howlng that
thay were told, if caught after dsscrtlag to the
Union array, they wouid be held to a drum-head
court raartUl, tried, aod if convicted, execatcd.
Tha eeurt eametoadevlshm.aud adjourned tint
dlt shortly aiterward, The finding! have not yet
keen promulgated.
A. dispatch from New .Orleans say thai
preetkaeat turfeneu of dscluaatl, Leuiiville and
27akvlH have arrived there, with stable on their
way to the Mehilo HrUr race.
An tee bridge was formed below Niagara
?H, Soudar. extending three taltea dawn the
rapid. It Utekrgertfcraaay year. 1'coplo
were ereHtag from both side ywttnUy.
, Colon el Mergae, of Omeral 1'ope' Staff, last
til death ha aiagalar taanoer. at tke (leeeral'a
rreidsaf r. in fit. Tr-nilr, la the enjeytaeat of yer
feet health. He retired to his, re ma la Geaeral
Pope rtsldeuee on Friday tdkt. Ko one in the
ikeuae eveo aoepeeted tkat aarthiag had gone
wreac wltfikka oatit In thememlag. when bh
tuHHaalabteaeefroat tho break&sttaUe was re
marked. General Faoe went te kk room, and,
satttoc bo reepenae. ob epealog tke door found,
to kU utter astonishment aad dtaney. that the
nSjl mM JoaJuokvxUied kr the escDe of
rj free a eteve la tho room constructed to burn i
coal ga.
The Meiapkta Xryw tke following
good point:
TheUdioaki eoMiecaod wltk tke Freed.
W Bmwhi, an4 oW , kaekei Hp-ky
Xortkeas imM, are etaki4)lK kifik aekoott
" fx'Mgkm M Jfaakvilk ani tkrowgkoot tko
rtku Tfow, tkk look well ky itJf-for, j
- of m, tt coioretl poepk. m&A to be ad
HOJtted; kwt wkH taken ifi rsomeetioM 'wrtk :
tk dum ro tui liivli sjJtaoia lor
nagrowlst tlw North, ittake o a eMresit
any aW pUeex iti tke North? A Xew
ftTiri iJ Mend iafom tta tfcat ke Heror
IWdofHiMk tWwKHl tke om at Naok
Tils ma kjuforatud tke subor eky.
Tiii'lffi Ilkhjifrl' Vh; eaterday
' W Lsed IWs wrrairt for tke
' lmmi AttMK of. kwof eettafc
AsM fltkMMkY a iiwwal frkwd af ows,
fv.--pt J - - - 1 tiMn tn2-
attltkMa -iktjmdT ;Tfcey-
lidliMi - - 1 - I
T"fXHlWBE AX A XAXCTACT;
HE
r4HBK KKt'I.KCTWJffi.
IM U4 eoBttH the conpancoB tween
tke jmm oia-AHoarkaBr States mSmm ekroa
ekl Stalea in tke rsoargor raetlae ad mtn
ara, tke fcf tr States fully derokped aod
tkeWtftir HtateA aeareoly M yet explored.
- k
tiie a4lof Pit Bareroll.lroe.
for tltal yeart was ltott-, valtwd'at
$41,736,5,ofwkicli the nine ck-Altof'
Stet piwlktitil il,W5,2 Hotw;
$82,350,79,;oolKf; tkree-fotirtk of tie'toiS
wkibt tke ekren ceetral States prodseed'
' Tokl wise rflros 3'Ftding in tke
Usuted Staos for tke yeex'am, was $28,-.
546,056, of wkieli tke nine cia-AIkgknny
States proiktoad - $i,36,4, 'kolng
fwetton. kag ttow two taint of the w.
wWiet tke- ekvek Central States onijr pre
eweed 94,4i2,fW, or akokl eigkt per - coat
ofketotal. ' , '
an per TJnited States Cs Keport; was
153,720,499 torn, valued at 19,365,765.
Now, tkere were but tke two.StattajpfRhode
Iskwdand PefoaylraHkof tkc entire ft'we
cie-Alkgkny States tliat proJiiocd any coal,
and Ike respective amouot of eack 'was,
96,000 kM kv Bkode Jaknd, and 76,39827
tonaby Peor.wlvwtte ; tkeoe two prodHoin
ane-kVfof tke wkok of tke United; Sktes
for 1800. In Ike eleven Central State there
were produced 34,&31,liH)to, b.aH which'
were femtd in eigkt of these 'kt samed.
States. '
Tke total value of copper, lead, zinc and
nickel for 'tke year .1800, was $3,300,518,
wkkk exkikited kaolf Imt in' tke tp-a cu-
Allegkaety States of Pennsylvania and New
York, and tha?, too, in extremely
small quantitfe; vig. SSOO Hi Pentnyl
vania in load, asd aercnty tons . of
copper, valued at $2.450,in New York. Tn
thd contrary, these nicfala exkikited them.
lvein five of the central State asfollowji:
6,000 tens of lead, raised at $497,553,uand
5,979 tons of copticr, valued at $523,680.
Tke total value for the year J86Q of agri-.
cultural jtHplimcnU. wa $102,514, "of
wkick tkq nine cu-AUeghany States pro
duced 56,839,720, atsd the eleven central
States S5.472.C49.
The total value for tlte year, lSoOofdoam
eagiBOiiAsd machinery waa $47, 118,!30, , of
vlucH tke nine cis-Alleghany States pro
duced $31,171,278 wortli, being within a
fraction of Mree-fiflks tf the whole amount,
wkilat U:c eleven central States only pro.
ditced in amount $5,032,385, or in; other
words, only eleven per cent of, the whole.
Now, tkcic atatUtici prove 'tkat Pennayj
vania is the great reservoir of iron and ooal
for the, nine cts-AlIeghahy State. ' ant they
have to be transported fourllundred mile
(o raack Benton, the centre of the ciiUle-.
gkany manu-factHnog district On tke eon.
trary, tke iron and coat have only to be
tratisporicd niHctyscv'cn miles to roach
Nashville, the centre of the Central States,
raamifitetnring district. Slbreover, the met
als' and minerals of thu former district are
fully dcvelftpsd, while those of the latter are
only beginning to ke. developed, and in
point of area exceed the first ten fold.
Now, let lis see what effect these raanu
fecturcs have had. (We quote from the
Census Report of 1800.) "The total value
"of domestic . ntaneiaetures (inclading fish-
"erie and the product of the mines) was $1,
" 000,00 0,000, .which, per capital, was nearly
?Gl for eyery man, woman and child in
" Uie Union. Tho production of the immense
"aggregate above stated gave employment
to ono Bullion one hundred thousand men,
"and two .hundred and cigkty-five thousand
"women, or'one million three-hundred and
4' eighty-five thousand pewon. Each of
"these, on an average, maintained two and a
"half other individuals, making the whole
" number of persons "supported by manufac
tures, four million eight hundred and forty-
"peyen thousand live hundred, or nearly
Vone-eixth of tke whole population. This
" UTUCtercJasir of the number engaged in the
" production of many of the raw materials
1.;. , J
,1 r r.i r e ;..
''distribution of their products, such as mer-
'ckants, clerks, draymen, niariiKrx, the cm-
"ployces of railroads, expresses and steam
" boats, of capitalists, various artistic and
" professional classes, as well as carpenters,
" bricklayers, painters, and tho members of
" other mechanical trades,' arc not classed as
" manufacturers. It is safe to assume then,
" that one-third of the whole population is
" supported, directly or indirectly, by mamt-
" facturing industry.
FKKE TKADK vn. lROTECTIO!C,
We extract from the New York "Keening
JPoft tko following alkgory? admirably illus
trative of a great cardinal principle.
Tke question involved is destined to be
come a most important one in this country ;
it is by no means a new one, but it is going,
to assume a different shape ; and being one,
of tke most iotereetteg and intricate in the
wkok range of poMtie&l economy, it will re
ceive a large sk&re of public attenti&i. It
kaa taxed tko intellects of the very first
peltical .ekc to comprehend it, and kas
maajagt))4.namcs arrayed on both sides. At
ontHliBrC, i oame near doing for this coun
try what the slavery question lias since done.
Tti ere is no likelihood tkat earnest differ
ence of 'opinion in regard to it, even lo tke
pokifcef acrimony, -will render such a result
again imminent ; but it will certainly be a
leading political istuc. It will readily be
" seen, tkat Ike aatagomstic ideas of protection
and 'free trade arc kcre presented in a
striking view:
Stout roa Oooo I.ittlr raoTKCTioxisT Ciiiir
pass. Once upon a time there lived a taanwhoce
name was lord Monboddo. llowasaqaeerfifh',
as yon will see before you get to the end of my
tale. This lord wafe of the epinloa that all eu.
were deeceaded from moakeys ; that at one time
everybody had tail, but in the courte of events'
thco inconvealcat caudal wero worn off and
abandoned.
key wo were treated shamefully by a raceof peo
ple who lived on an ialand where there was tittle
to cat. and who bad big ahtp in which they aatae
to vklt us taeakey ferthe purpose of trad e They
Altaatremofe perio,waen we were anraon
wasted Mine of our eocoinut. and ottered tu
give us Mice jockey cap and baked chCMiuU ba
exehaaget bit wo wouldn't li'teu to them, as we
wbhed loaauioture everything oureelrc and
te live eseurowncocoanats. Xot to be baffied
In their trade they ehtfed us up to the tops -of
the htgheH trees and pelted us with (tone, so
that in eeK-deteaee wo threw coeoaauti at their
head te drive them away, bat they only laughed
at ua aad pelted u harder than ever, so a to get
taero ef oar
"raw material,'- as tney eauea it.
Finally, we etWe4 a
protective union, ay
which wo drove them from our country.
were able to keep all of the cocoauuts to our-
aaa
Seme of the foolish monkey theacht we might
have exchanged our fruit fr the red caps and
baked eheejwt of our Bekfebeee; bat we kaew
better, aad decHued to us any thing which we did
set rlc or aaake oanetvai. The conteuence
was that red safe became very dear, aad mimr.a
l-spectbtc ateekey had to wear last year's boa
bh wt wax e a new one.
A few luakwi became verv rich aad powerful.
butamaeftVeatatKatbame that they cou
Id
net be penaiMed to set! their cocoanat ia the
bestBtarketaad parehate what they wanted, with
out waUtag to be tteaed.
But the rich and powerful loaakt up all of the
votes at the cenveMion of the people, and high
priee rated threttgbout th land t which concla
aWely ntetains the Jheery of .Lord JJeaboddft,
aad, prove that all of tho monkey arc not yet
deal.
Mr tall headed.
TL&matm to Uie recent capture of the
Fmtck garrison at Bagdad ky a party of
It Bei ihtsw fret tke AMerkan side of tke
Jtk Gnmde. tke New York Jitpmm says :
The ftnttier aad later tateSsVenec eoaenskg
tM adhtr, teaamUted from New Orleaas. put a
dtist aud. In aoae respeets, even .a 'jaere c
ttsas fce, u 1U The Aari tneeea.. whiek
rh n rer mm raptur4 rr the lstperi!
iWwfi m4 fiBMii) Ik la a'. BJ.-
fyyi aaaarmav aoeawtg, J?, tara
atJ. a4y, taa' 4ia n,,soprf jV4HC.jHtpeNSa
efcet.haa
- K wt.trde
maywi
Honstgn, Taw, JVysya, of kte
IMMaf lUT-t, -
' c- ' tra sn r T1 W (W I "a? W-l K -W KJ
Atf tjh'Mi Ia it frj-- -
F
bad
Uiul,
of
prosperity aod mwwn. Almost from die
very date at wkkk tke eefects oftlie'ddeot
were delivered to tkesc. one of tke brotken
i, uLb mi di h .nvn.. um jt t v. w
Material
jaoooetfj wkkli t tkia -gtivekHiij'-Sic iWcamc
"X.,i.tn2i-. . 11.:."- r:- !i ..
BK'Wdktitorlal. Upon' the gfotind'
-. ., "t . rSrs
in wkkk he porfomed tke1 duties incumbent
y- -tk;' JoHS-'keirskJp ; , and tke better to
cloat hW purpose, oTgetting ,oo t rol of tke
emire.estaie, jassumoa me, ,wo, oiiirawnriai
early
knawiftg thli mesas bykka'2u jbrother
kadgot' tke'jttart 'oCjum, was promptly restive
uaior.katke eonsideredi kk intrusive ad
yice,'adikei!ig of a quick and spirited tem
per; as promptly told Mm of it. J)iscern-
ing'too, tkat kk brother was ilcntly andx
airelyaeqniriagtkejKj.werj.aBdjintcnded to
take, the advantogeof kirn, he became very
'SoneiUve akOTt'kisMjhts fn the estate,; and
resented all interference with his epkere of
duties, ana interest., unetcr,ine general (legacy.
He kskw,. however, tkat a joint tenancy -was
beat for tke property, arid was willing to
hold it io,lf. liis'broiher wonld but Btrictly
comply, with, .the, .terms oi the. anstrument
under 'wkiok ik'cy'keld, and whicli hid' reg;
nlarly gone to prolate: was' sensible
and good-natured enough, to: admit muck
, that his. brother cklraed askU contribution
to the increase; and that he- kad exkikited
"many fine riaiities;, But he' claimed aa
much for lumself,1 and) alsonthat under, the
circumstance having. :alreadyt submitted
to much that hk. brother diad cozened.
hini into .agreeing to, lus self-respect
.agreeing
and duly lo his,- own, interests, would
permit liim.togonojurtker. -Tkk unhappy
state of things-lasted for some( time, during
wliich Uterc was much wrangling and. coqi
.tention Uie one, gradually! adding; to 'his
strength and influence, and making the
measure of hk encroachment greater the
other, adopting every mode of persuasion,
and resistance which would not break the
peace of the family, to prevent himself from
losing all voice1 and control in the business,
At last, Ih'c latter perceiving that his brother,
because it was nta Enounced purpose,- in
tended to take the whole estate in hk charge;
determined to demand a' separation of in
terests, which he did. Before proceeding, tq
extremities, however, he told. Jus (brother,
that if keJiad mistaken Ms intentions, aad
would srive him' mimcient' guaranty thai die
did notproposo to force him into Vrongtal
.and hurtful, measures, he. would, make no
difficulty r and. tkk,' his brother, in a partial
and half-way mannerafiected to do, but loud
ly protested that the others suspicions "were
unfounded, and that he.jjiad nevef enter
tained such a purpose. The.mjured brother,
however, did not like 'this reluctant promise
and vigorous protest, and very meagre pcr-
i.1 ' . ' t ' , 1-1. i II
iqrmance; anu cieariy ?egug ? nai
would lead, concluded, as there was nq com
mon arbiter, to assume -at once 'the sole con
trol of hk own interests. The other resisted,
and ;a long, and at times, doubtful, struggle
followed. On the .one aide was power, and
numbers, and a claim to sustain the will as
binding npon' both parties ; on the other
there was courage and, fortitude,, and tliat
confidence of success, which high-spirited
men feel, when they are- forced to contend
against otlds for what they deem their rights
under a broken coyenant, Thectmtest end
ed in the triumph of tlk stronger-Ibrothcr,
but not without much reason on his own
part, to acknowledge that ,hk brother had
shown qualities which entitled him to the
iikhest resDcct. and that, it, was due
to him that tlte wrong -impression un
der which, Jie had entered the fight,
Bhould be removed without malice or vin-
dictivenosa. Indeed it was considered by
all disinterested parties, no matter on which
side lay their sympathies, that if. the stronger
brother did not intend the injustice which the
other feared, that altera so valiant and heroic
struggle against it, the weaker should not her
subjected, to it, as punishment. But the success
ful brother did not think so, and now, having
Ms brother in hk power, he k proceeding to
do all, and" more than"all, that It wasformerly
suppwed he desired or intended. The fami
ily wlironUnuc to be ono, but not as har
monious and happy as it might be, and their
best friends Jiave good reason to think, that
unless the victorious brother desists from his
present course, they will be forced to conclude
tkat he was artful, unscrupulous, and over
bearing even before the difficulty, and that
under present circumstances, lie is utterly
destitute of generosity and magnanimity. .It
is at any rate, evident to all just-minded peo
ple, that the will under which they inherit,
should, be .consulted, as .to tke proper mode
of healing the estraageraest between the
brothers, and putting th'e property iu the con
dition to give its due yiclgs.
A PUBLIC XEEB.
There is no city of tKe population and im
portance of Nashville, that has not a better
organized pysfeaa for preserving neoltlt. in
fact beyond a Pest House for the reception of
patients with bontagcous diseases, and a gen
eral street cleaning in" a superficial way, we
may be said to have np hygienic establishr
ment or means whatever.
Now tlxis k not as itskould be, and ouglit
to baiu-omptlv remedied. It bekooves our
city gqvcrnaient to take it promptlj in. kand.
To aay tkat tke city treasuryds. not able to
supply the means of putting'on foot proper
sanitary measures, Is :io valid reason why. it
is not done. Thecituens are taxed to tur-i
jikk a treasury, and, if money, and the skill,
knowledge, and appliances that it can pur-
ohs.se, kas auy proper mtmtcipai use, it is
for protection against pestilence, and epide
mics, and disease generating causes-of all
sorts. The treasury is munificiently used
to protect atpiinst fire, to supply water,
-to keep streets In order, to jnaintain a.police,
and to sastaiB pakuc sokeow kudable and
neceary objeck all of tkem but will any
one" aay, tkat either one k more necessary,
than a.proper and tkorongk system of free
ing the eity from filth, and f providing the
means ky which the general lieaitn may oe
preserved T We think not.
In view of the? approaching rammer, and
what in tke opinion, of many, tke aigfta fore
token, we urge tkat tke City Council shall
take active hold of this matter: and we
do not go farther tkan tke judgeswenWor tko
peeketa of our ciUea will warrant,, when
we aay tkeywill endorse the establishment of-
thorough and complete system in every
respect.
We do not tkin it neoemary to argue.in
kekalf of the necessity of tkk measure. Tkk
krief notice k arouse attention to tke
Mkkot, and we repeat, tkat OHr city oficiak
need have no foar of doing too' muck in rt,
gard to tkk 'matter. If tke city treasury k
overstrained, let some present expense be
,!fr$kd,U safer tkat they ay take proper
earevf tkepkWk hhh. It k tke prime
Ky..
We akedl tecsr te tkk snkjeet again.
Tut tvwr of (krado, in kk a-
Me lis tke j.sgiUtw:jf jkai Seat, speaks
k xiror ef a nMd P tte LUr mm
tw tkoHl iiy;iH. 'mp
MMarot ssjePinscnan, awt iwcnsji
ljiV--; Meatkr foettk eoanft. , He
regard it w net k jtU.jfcyiiatkli
WWW oi a cosmesa. ir auve imae
so i. y il ar . jt. :a-ss
lowing fromi
, commend iw ta
of tke eomnwrcia
Naakville. It will be!
that trade everywhere prospers according to
I The
m . i n. . - . - -, . .
in SCiouis, akowthat the. two leading pa-
it. - x ii . n j i j
, V SAT7S)9vhB.
four papers, compared by quarters andin,
ft41," for tkc(yaor k0fit its l
Advertising receipts eftSoiBHicreial and Oazcttc
.Cesilinexeess
-XjnT ofUaiettc.
1
:3d " -..".JSS.167 j 3t.8 7.681
.tth fe; 14,899
Totah -$118,91 ,,.1472, "$88,6
Si. LOU W.
Advert bins reeeipts of Republican and Democrat
'Democrat Jtepuoliean. Difference.
lt Quarter $82.3 $aB,791 tTJXl
2d
3d
30.148
40,425
4U70
3S.186
46,802
8.03S
Ith
2.133
Total ......-$13793 $USjBSi
Xxcos-i in favor of .the lRepubiean.$lfi,119
It is an accusation Joften made against the
newspapers of'CinciuHotLthat they do not
have enough iopy ,of the -greatness of the
I made Eerc with tlie, conspicuity that would
T be becoming and profitable; "and occasional
ly we are pointed the Chicago papers as
models;" in thk respect., Perkaps' they are,
'kut'weregardth'em. as models of "bad taste,
and bur opinion k decided that their inces
sant and excessive "puffery positively dam
agea7the credit of the city. People are apt
to suspect the virtue ,pf too much, protesta
tion. , ' , '
But there, is one department of at newspa
per that to the. "eve of the experienced ob
server; always tells'the truth bf the. business
"of a city the adyertising department. And
it serves perfectly, too; as an index for the
general publia 'Editorsraay pufT the busi
neaa of 'their respective cities untillhey lose
, breath and conscience'but if, the editorials
: have not the indorsement of advertisements,
ther. are, all emptiness and vanity. That
wMch' k true'jof cities k Irue of smaller mat
ters. People eagerly seek a puffin the -editorial
ahd lcteal column, of things which they
ought to" knoyr intelligent persons are aware
editors are not informed; and they think
such "notices" as they can obtain by per
sonal importunity, added to, pecuniary in
ducements, in second rate papers, are of
more value than advertisements i a first
class' paper, that, will not make editorial ap
peak for attention id advertisements, in any
t r. lit l- jZ
case, ur piu-tuiu-.e its euiuniiia usteiiHiuiy ue-
'voted to reading matter, for money.
Herein tkey are greatly mistaken. The
peopk do not err when they look, upon a
flat pufT as1 evidence of humbuggery. They
know the editor "who declares some new
1 notion or novel nostrum the most" extraor
'dinary invention of the age, does not know
what' lie is writing about, and take it for
granted 'he U paid to deceive them. And
6 have 'no doubt' .many meritorions enter
'prises have . 'been prejudiced, and failed
through puffery, that would have succeeded
if their" proprietors had better appreciated
the public intelligence, and been so sagacious
as to perceive the superior value of legbi
imate adwrttsingj ,
So we say to the business men and1 active
population' of Cincinnati, who think we
should be as noisy in praise of our city as
the Chicago papers are. in petting forth the
wonders of the part of the world in which
their lot is cast, that, in this greater, as well
as in many .smaller- affairs, advcrt'ulng u
bttttr thanfpvjhuf. No editorial elaboration
of ""the advantages ;e possess in Cincinnati,
and of thc-growth and activity of the, plaie,
could so plainly tell of the presence of a
great andlbusy city here, rich and stirring
with capittl and skilled labor, as the third
race of .lie daily Oommtrcial. where the
Lmyriad tcanti of the peojde are adycrtised,
I and tlipt ni-irvplniia r-vinmritv.. nnrfrir-i
Andso,' tof, in a lesser dcrec of other de
partmen'tsipf advertisings
lr .
THE PRCSIDEXT AXI TIEE QUES.
TIOX OF SUFFRAGE IX THK IMS
TKICTJ' Discussing" tke probable .result of the bill
winch has recently passed, the lower house,
of Congress, granting suffrage to the negroes
in theJDistrict of Columbia, the New .York
Herald say's :'
Whether a two-thirds -vote for the House
kill can be relied upon m the Senate is a
disputed point. Should .that vote be cast it
Svili, of course, be useless, for. the President
to veto the bill, since the same vote can pass
5. 1 " . - . T , t ,
it over ,ius veto ai any nine, in xnai case ne
will probably return the bill without hk
. i .
signaiusc, iuus uirowing uie wuoie respon;
sibility upon Congress and leaving themess
bcrs to explain their action to their constitu
ents as they best can. But if the bill should
pass the Senate without a 'two-third vote
we predict that the President will veto IU
In Jus veto message hc.wiHi state Ins .posi
tion iniregard to negro suffrage, and as he
understands tue .wnoic Bubject verv thor--ouchly,
Jiaving been bom and educated
among the. non-slavcholding whites' of the
South: the country will await this exposition
with the greatest intercut. ThcPresidentniay
be opposed to negro suffracrc upon the cround
of inexpediency; he may be in favor of
erantinir the right of .suffrage to the negroes
under a property qualification, as inNew
xork; tie may suggest an educational limi
tation, or he, may hold that only those .ne
groes who served.in.our army during the"re
cent rebellion should be admitted as partners"
with, the whites in the government of the
-it'- .3- v:.
rc)UVU( J16 UUOiVb .UVLCIIU WJ LUV1U1C III
exact views upon, the subject : but still we
venture the. prediction that hk veto will
promptly follow the passage, of the House
bill by the Senate, unless that passage be ef
fected by a two-thirds vote. The issue be
tween the .President and the radicals will
then be. clearly and unmistakably marked,
and tne people will nave to decide between
them. We .believe that the people are "with
the President, and that the thousands who
arc claimed, by the radicals as ardent sup
porters ot a negro sutirage law, unconditional
and universal, are just as mythical as those
thousands of abolition soldiers who. accord
ing to. Governors Andrew, and Yates, were
to crowd the highways and byways as noon
as the am-jici nation proclamation was issued.
but who could never be discovered by the
government, even after repeated drafts, We
are quite ready, therefore, to have the Issue
maae, pecause.waoeuve mat mo rresiuent
will be sustained. Indeed, for man v reasons
we deem it better that the matter should be
forced at once to a conclusion. The govern
ment know disorganized and divided against
itself: the progross.of reconstruction is im
peded, and the country k disgraced by these
squabbles, and suffering from the unsettled
condition of affairs. Let us have some de
finite settlement of the negro question, and
let the. Union be restored without further
delay,
BLOCKADE BUNKERS. T, C Callicot, su
pervising, agent of tke Treasury Department,
is busily engaged at Charleston, S. C, ,in
investgating tie blockade, runners, of tkat'
city, .and the assets, of tke various companies.
The assets include, it k said, several steam
era now in British waters, but claimed as
property of the "Unhid States. The follow
ing k Secretary McCullock's order author-
king tke examination of books, papers, &c,
of all such aa are involved in tkk connec
tion :
" U. S. Treasury Dh-"t.
"Sib: Tke Department, witk a view to
gain information relative to tke blockade
business during' tne war, nave sent Mr.
as speck! agent of tkk Dcparptment, who
will question you npon oath, and has the
power, to summon witnessey&c.
" You will take notice that, roa are here
by forbidden to pay out any dividends, or
dispose of any property wkkk may ko on
kand belonging to tke company yea rep rer
sent."
'
Mr. ToMrpBRT: the recently impeached
Mayor of Louisville, Is charged ky tke
Courier of that oily wkh-kaving resisted tke
barial of Confederate aeldveea in tke public
cemetery, sayiRg that the cetHnwfM were
good enoagk for tkem. and " beforeke weald
vote for burying tkew in Cave IIiH Ck
tery ke woaW see their bodies rot on tke
coromonn," We tnlst tke Courier aay baye,
keea nweinforped,. If not, we pky tke,Hiif
Gf. 8, 31, Bt'ttpratkaa wjtkdrawn tom
tke editorial dofrtHH of tke Ofew Drksaasj i
t-vewYfH. nv m jmr . menaror O..WW in
of Harlow J. Pkelp & Co of tkat etf.
r vw" tsa'KTL ik:
'kwDeasacn'oT
Sund I
in 185, krgetUKOiHCS-from advert tscHJOJrii
tlian tjicleading papers here, tbc Ojma&retof''
a 'Gaesf? WcriS;c Ike' returns of tke
from Waehii
.i uiB-uciiesiB fr,
1 1 7 1 . I , ' B .
broad, receive at tn
tke last steaAcr from Europe
are favorable to American interests. Tke
Sane for tke extension of European miil-
pV ef continent kave-, recked aaketk
SEw-Xke rwtoHrth!.. I It k
. tiu, uji ilia iniiir nrwi ne
vi3-"bVlkTiHXwal brtfe' Trench
cations. Tftere are "grounds for belkviag
Staya:
ptoding upon the wdwect. wkiclik said to
fiktaTpreyiotis o.Weitrarfi"oii. of tke civil
f fTkew reports db not accent withi
otatemont of 'American pMsengers coming by
,tbe last jteacBoribut; -we. ar-pievortneIes3
quite prepared to'believe they are snbstan
Uallr correct" "There' are many signs in
Waekineton: and.in the noB-actioni of the1
Committees ori. Fo'reum Bektions, of the
xiouse ami Benaic tna. oeiweeti tnis gov
ernment and FrsSce-' touching afkirs in
Mexico, notking for a, time will be"doneV A
powerful influence at tne utpitot is urging j
tke recognition of Maximilian by the United
States, with the view and understanding that
the French troops will be withdrawn; but as
thcre'is no intention to recognize Maximil
ian, so there will be ho immediate departure
of the foreign legions in Mexico." Louis
Napoleon and Maximilian are involved in
a dilemma most difficult of any 'present
...... T T r T i I
boiution. iv. x. .impress.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VC'KWHEAT FIiOUR.
KO'BAHBBLS JOSX RECEIVED For Sale
0-6 very cheap. K, B. PEARCE.
jan25 2t ' 4T Market street.
E. M. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in
TOBACCO AJfH CI G AIlS,
XO. 32 TOJIOIT STREET.
HAVE IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OP
the bet brands of Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco and Cigar, to which we invite the atten
tion of " lovers of tbo weed."
-fS Jleerschauuis, and Pipes of every descrip
tion. jan24-Iw
HAYING DUEY OUALIFIED AS
Executor of the last IViU nnd Testament of,
JUlliN llAHllliMi, SenM Uecowed this is to
notify all penons indebted to the Estate of said
Testator to come forward and make immediate
payment to the undersigned': and all persons hav
ing claims against raid Estate are hereby rcnulred
to present the same duly proven within tbo time
prescribed by law, or tli
Uiu notice will be plead m
har fivftfnf thm W1
Executor. Ac, of John Uardliig, Sen,, doe'd"
jan25, 18Ce-wtw
AVIJfO HVAEIFIED AS AD3IIXIS
TRATOK upon the Estate cf, RANDAL
McU. SOUTIIALL. deceased, this is W notify all
persons indebted to said Estate to come forward
and make prompt "payment to the undersismed,
and all persons having claims against the Estate '
of said intestate, are hereby notified to present the
same duly proven within' the time prescribed by
law, er this notioo will be plead in ban against
thera. WILLIAM Q. HARDING,
January'16, 1805. Administrator.
jan5 wfw
9150 REWARD.
STOLEN FROM MY PREMISES ON THE
19th inst, a Chosnut colored MARE, 19 years
old. about 15 band high, a little white on one or
both hind feet, and hca vy with foal. Branded with
tho letter li, on the left hip.
I will give FIFTY DOLLARS for the return of
the Mare, and ONE HUNDRED for tho; apprc-
ueuviuu nuu conficuon 01 lao.imci.
Also, a large BAY HORSE,' with two or more
white feet.
with Saddle spots.
tlvmnrkei
W. O.HAKDINU.'
Jan25--dlwjwlm
,o
COUNTRY EESLTJENCE
FOR SAL E OR REIVT.
rpiIE FAMILY BESIDENCEOF S. D. BALDV
X W IN, flye miles Nortli of the city, is now
uucrcu ivr.wuo. xramo Jiouse with iiight itooms
Kapered: Smokc-hou-c, Servants room, Milk
ousc, Cow-houso,, Barn. Stables. Crib and Hen
house; everything' to make n family residence
comfortable aud- desirable ; FORTY ACRES of
j.iin.i, in-mjr uuaoic; large collection or the
finest trait. Trees, of various kinds, all growing;
fine Garden spot; nnd the whole placo suitablo for
Mnrkrt t,nrilpnlTi(-f a Wall nr ..i.a..-.:i:....
est. cold water ;' in one of the best neighborhoods
v. mw!i:b, , hi sun uararain.
ir nqt sold Boon, the place will bo rented for the
year.
Sale of Household Fnrntittre
, Fanhhiff Utensils, Cc,
Takes place.next TUESDAY,, tho 30th instant,
For particulars apply at this office to
jan2a 'bS-lt ' " Ji O. GRIFFITH.
3TEAMB0ATS.
For SmUhland, Evans ville ami
JLionlsvillc.
THE STEAMER PALESTINE, E. P. Ccueb. i
Master, will leave for the ab'ovo and interme-
uioio i ons on mio ijai. lihursuay,) at
o'clock, p. v.,
For freight orpassase, apply on board, or to '
CAPT. J. N. CORBBTT, or
, ,4 , CAPr.WM.BOYD,Ag't
jan2j It
STAR LINE.
Cincinnati and Nashville Packet Company. J
For Iiotiisrillc and Cincinnati.
LEAVES SATURDAY 27th at 10 .. v.. tho fine
, Passenger fctcauierBERTIIA, U. B. PiasKb'
oard, or
. AlrCTit.
jan25 3l
Corner Clark and Front sts.
For cw Orleans Direct. r
rpHB LARGE STEALER EHl'EUOR. Capt.
A. Kklsky, will leave as above on THURSDAY
the 2ath inst., at 10K A. .
ror ireigniirjiassage, apply.on.board.or to
, . ---.A. SPENCER A- CO.. 01
jan23-3t
W. A. PEEBLESAgcnt.
For Cairo, MeiHpkitt antLXew
OrleaitH.
fPHE REGULAR PASSENGER-PACKET,
X Tiracusi
will leave as
TYROXE, lUnu is, Master. Wkaveb, r;icrk.
above XUUKHUA1, tho 2ath inst..
at 12 o'clock, if.
For freight Orpassaee. apply on board or to
WM. BOYD, 1 , ,.
-Jan21-2ty g W.1I. PEEBLES, Agents,
' JofausotiTilIe Cairo nmt St txml
Daily" line of Packets.
-JJUNNrNG .IN CONNECTION WITH THE
JLVlNasvillejand -Northwestern, Nashville nd
Chattanooga, and Tennessee and Alabama Rail
roads. A FIRST CEAS8 PASSENGER STEAMER
Leaves Jolinjonville for St. Louis, Cairo, and
Paducah every day on the arrival of the cars,
conneccing at Paducah with the Cincinnati Pack
ets, at Cairo with tho Illinois Central Railroad f
the Memphis Packet Company, nnd Atlantic and
Mississip Stoamship Company and at St. Louis
with all the. Railroads and Upper Mississippi
Port
OfHce corner of Church nnd Summer
Street, opposite St. Cloud Hotel.
Ja2, 'O-tf
XASIOIIXE A CINCIXXATI
PACKET COMPANY,.
JAMES W. GAFF, President
-rrva iTrp 1 c-- i
ua.ui tn. MiQiJi our ii I
ONE OF THE FINE PAPSENGER STEAM
ERS, XeWEXA,' REBECCA, EMMA
FITB, or 1IAVASA, will leave Nashville
everTTUMaiJAX aau i'l.llJAX.and Liucinnati
very 1 fcllN liSli A X and oATUl.DAx. j
All claim against tho alwye Company will be
adjusted n presentation, by
A.JA; St'tlMIlil.iA: Ui.j special Agents.
janl3-3nr Corner Church and Colloge ts.
TO FOMTICIANS.
T E II AVE A LARG E NUMBER OF Leoibu
f T, .tivk JUkios asd AxcaiCAKn, bound.in Boole
form, contftinlnir the' full -renortsnf the nmceed-
ins nnd SDeerhc for session of 1S."i9 and 'SO.
i , . . . i - at , : . r
COUNTER FOR SALE.
WE nAVE A VERY NICE COUNTER,
eighteen feet long for sale. April v to
Jan25-lw "UsKtyrjtso'AiiKaidi-; Office.
- - FOR RENT,
X FRONTING ON CHURCH STREET. IN THE
. Union' asd Americas Block, a Room admir
ably suited Bran mace or shhui Ketair jsasiness.
Apply at th Counting Rodm of the Umox and
AUKKICAX. - -i a . f-j i janv ix.
FK KENT.
rpWO VERY LARGE
ROOMS IN THE
JL J
Fourth Story of the Ustos and Axksicax
Block, well adapted to tnanv purposes. Apply
atthecounting-roomoi tntsoBice. ..
A'. U.i)UiSftIiUlVl-i. vu.
declo-tf ii
REMOVAL.
-TTJE HAVE REMOVED OUR STOCK, TO NO.
V 7 South Market Street, where we hope to
meet our former patrea and the puWtc generally.
OMrloekislsrT and-wrtl sdeeted. and we will
alwai sell at the lowest market price.
janl3-Sw CHAS. NELSON A CO.
BestlrftMci Swrkartsais "Kesttdeaers
' rOR HALE!
, A JPRAME DWELLING WITH FIVE ROOMS
s. aad eat balMRM-, In a' beaattfal Grove, near
the Murfrceiboro Pike., about one mile from tke.
Citv. niirt ef'theFn,terTra-t. nd frontin on two
Avenues, one 00 ft, wide. The Tract contain
17 Sl-pwth Aeree or very rertile ldiadr- a goa
Well, and Orehud ef aMorted Fruit Tree. Tlie
aeichberbeed ivexreMeat. and the property is
averea sew rer hh wh.
. . . 'trttltrPTT 1- to. .
jvpfnyio i. XV.J.O-, .i-AtK, m n. n.a)errys
r ColtMe itrf. or
1 t r i. tj n nsnirv
Notice.
pK PUt3--ARJ41mRRY NOTIFRD
:L-tbt 1-4 JVa- ef wk. Flaxwax ic C., has
IkW day ten Ifailajd by BHi taal eeaeeet.
K, H- PENNISAKKr retiree from the JSrw.
barfaur sold hi entire iaterit ia the. beese to WM.
KM:UM.BewFmiw aeauaseta aa
eeaiuaderi tste Mi tMe at-ww. naKa X
. R- Fra-Mbakek .will raMi M Clk. and
wW a aiad to ee Ms &trlm4L ' j;. ,
jgm, gag , Hsrusi
w j states nil in
Rand 1 DetMrttalMl
9m "r"-T 1
a-a i ri d . at
m m &
1 SOLIIALE G10CESS,
m-sratfms:
- .-
Eeceiving, Forwarding
g
storage Merchants'
merly occupied by Swing, JlcCrory & Co.
hum
A KE KECEIVtN'Q and have ia ftoro the fel-
ttlOO barrels Bnw Sugar. &
l- 35 vdo iTdo -dS"'
35 do U do do s
50 do Etnart's Cru-hed Sugar, standard
do do A do .do
do'
23 do Powdered do
S do Syrup,
25 do Molafecs.
50 kegs Symp. S and 10 gals.,'
CO barrels Ko 1 and 2 Mackerel,
,f3
ammo io io
50 qr do - I do ii do
lo
230
kits " . do ! I
25 barrels F.Tf. A Co' Whisky.
do S.N.rikc's
nun
da
200 boxes star candle,
50 doicn brooms,
100 boxes cheeso,
50 boxes raisin..
500 kegs nail.
100 reams paper,
50 boxes assorted soap,
IA 1
ft W
- doien bucket
fjOaeks Rio coffee,
108 boxes candy, "
50 baskets champagoe,
30 cases sardines,
50 boxes starch,
50 "do pickles,
20 do Madder,
75 barrels apples,
50 boxes assorted wines.
1009 barrels Flour, alt grades,
250 do Potatoes.
100 boxes Fire Crackers,
100 cases assorted Liquors,
.-a '
In addition to the above we have a general as
sortment of groceries, all of which were bought
during the present pressure in the Eastern mar
kets. We expect to ,ejl .goods, pa short profits,
and would be pleased to have our old friends call
onus. r-nixMi a;i.u
A. 6. Evrinsr. of the former firar.of Ewlnr. Me-
Crory & Co will be found with the above firn for
the purpose of settling up their business. decZl
C. POWELL, GREER & CO:
BROKERS
.1
AND
J
COMMISSION'
; --v, 'Mercliaiits.-':
.18 BROAD
STREET,
NEW YORK,
Columbus Powkll, formerly C. Powell ,fc Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn i
I. F. GREEN, formerly Nlchol, Green & Co.Xash-
Aillc, Tenn. -,..'.. it
Cnls. M. McGHEEiliving at KnoxvilleTenn.
BY the above eard it will be seen wo hare es
tablished, ourselves inNewYor for the nur-
poso of doing a legitmate commission business ;
and being a.Tcmicssce house, we respectfully to
'licit tho patronage -of- our Southern friend gen-
ii.. t(- i .. . i. , l . i
vanccsonconsignmentsMoloancurrency.ongold:!.?11-.1 especial attention, .to my Stock,
wunoui cuareo ui inicrcs. : .o purcnaseanu sen
cotton, tobacco, flour and cork : also mill ttivlc.
bonds.and government securities on a margin cx-
ciujiveir on commi3ioD. ,j
" Respectfully,
C. POWEI.I GREEN & CO
nee jj din
LGAIST0,PARSONSq& Co.,
SUCCEifeOItS TO
ORIFFITH,
GAIVO
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SO. 9 PUBLIC LAXDIAC, CIXHSXATI.
'11110,
rtlVE-SPECIAL ATTENTION TO STORING
VX and selling Cotton and other Produce. Ad-
vanccs male on Consisnmcnts. Orders fortlro
ccries. Flour, Bacon,
and Grain solicited,
and filled with care i it
,f,i';.i. ..iiill
SUCCESSORS TO
GRIFFITH, GAN0 ,& Co.,
COM M ISSION
-XD
FORWARDING- MERCHANTS,
3REIGnT AGENTS FOR TnE ATLANTIC
1 and Great Western Railroad, givlna throuah
Bills of Lading to all the Eastern cities ; Agents' I
hit jne ivanawna cut company,
No. 7 College St, Nashville, TeiutfH
Always in Store for ale.'well-elected Stock of
urocerics, riour, JJtru,.uacon ami iirain. Ad
vances made on Consisnments of Cnttori .ml
other Produce to Messrs. Gano, Farsons 1c Co
E, riRKPATniCK 'R.F. XKVIS'S. S.J. IEITH
Kirkpatrick, Nevins & Keith,
(sCCCIS.SOnS TO KIRKPATKICE a CO,)
COTTON & TOBACCO FACT0RS.
'
General Commission Merchants,
...j -
44 TJNIO.V street;
NEW ORLEANS,. LOUISIANA.
K. F. 1VEVIXS,
23 SOUTH COLLEGE ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
janlt-tf
&0AP! SOAP!! SOAP!!!
DAWK'S IMPROVER- ERA8IVE SOAP.
. f THE CIIKAPFSTii 1
ASP
flent SeHp mtttle Ir tMt
Semi your Orders to
1 . , r
R0DDIE & CO.
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9 -
M A N IT F A CTUMRS,
X.e, CkHr'k trecl,v
WASHYIULl TKXJf.
dec 21 dSei
,SpleK-tH4 OHooItlciiee r Sle
r Exchnwne.
ANEW AND BLUOANT RRICK DWELL
ING, (and Let 'JBH feet, Weet 5-iiTe.)eon-
-UstM nAa ar ted Nw. Wttk-JMrMe Jtaatel.
Gas ?ir-es, Cellv aad CisUra, blasted tbreack
faSid reek. l-h bM and eetd waten
1 W-ll. M-1p. -ad oSbcr,
AMefteeafod the theie. hew, forsaJ
or enka-ge tar bueiaeai haase. 4ji th gtaare c
ee-tr-r Te ia the eUr.
Waji unja' -lti cuai si 1 gT 1 ifl -
nk -J t a it-1 ranttiiqfB
1 or
Toi;-irJwwARi),
lift e out. id all roaad. wWrka M kare.' I
IT.ta MerH yaeW.i l'W e above ler
atBsy !
XAtR-lW'
WiftJifafi
fir f-Ti sf
HBUk t pi
A AC WiT
I . -. J I JJ. tlA'kuTitv I I -t,lj.mH
Kps. ta-jmm i.tailriTt ' ?
Commission Mercliant
n & n j n sm, y
A. 99 (JfeHrck Street,
t
. XANHTIIXI TENNESSEE,
sTTAS ASSOCIATEDtSITitliLSCf IN THK
Jtl above busincse '
ivf,. MARK I ;JAKT5t JUHtT,
4 4 I. .v,lf fr.fl wit tl Vila lA..Vinc;M- l !, tr
ha w akle In atr. -.l . tl.-tI-.H ' ' '
he will be able to ffive lmTreml Mti.lU.H.iti
ti sJffol" firHI wfil retnaa heretofore.
l - r, o. lM.ni 1. . v.i .
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IN STORE "ANB FdR HAX.E I6Wl
r59'barreisrelfflflr Sttgiw, different grades.
-,- 2 barrels w!-ael mw l'owitered tiarars,
barrels Aand,8 Coffee Sugar,
,. . 50 Sacks priote Rio Coffee,
S sack OW Gv't Java Coffee,
300 lbs choice tlrees aad BU(ik,Teas,
150 barrels Extrsi Family Rsur,'
200 lbs Sajpir Cured Hams,
1.S0Q1M Dried Jteef'
29 barreti N. p.-Molasses,
25,ke!T3 0okl
- uaii oarreis (to
1000 lbs
itb.
W boXatf Cheese.
2S barret Buttw Craeker.
Cava Oysters,
aaraine.
'ml
S5oap,f
50 boxwl
ndles.
10 TIerees Lard,
,Jves Lard,
Together wittr-Fies t, Ratsias, Almonds. Brazil
.nuts, iepner,, bp ice, uinirer, Indigo. Madder.
v;oppenu, Aium, etc., j.ogwooa. nrooms, Buckets,
Pepper' Sauce, Catsup, Pleicle, Preserves, and
many other articles' too numereas to mention, all
ot wnicn are oBered as cheap a the cheapest.
JB.S. HAMILTON.
LIQUORS.
'HI Kim,l.'-IlAll.n.l fll
10 barrel Jamaica Rum. . -hlf"
1 cask Superior Cognao Brandy,
10 baskets fine Champagne Wine,
20 cae Catawba Wine.
..;i. ;.-t.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
consisting in part of the following favorite
brands:
"Trotting Club ' Cigars.
Savcnty-Six
Cervantes "
Washington ripapw.
Henn- Clay "
" Medoe"- Chewing Tobacco.
i a tawaru s
Rob Roy
Navy
And various other brands, which we are deter
WKl m HTMiieu. to sell verv foic.
k r trAvrr.Tnw
rf jyjtrWH iyaau.iijflMaitiii''s yiy
,
'-ta.
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N. B. PEARCE.'
i
(OF ARKANSAS.)
- ilrtH''IfOIi,Ji.A'r.'Ri t fP V
a a o
kAiND
COMMISSIOX MERCHANT,
COTTON & TOBACCO FACTOR,
17 South Market Street,
Nashville, Tonn.
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nnvcinwpvTj nv rnnvni -rnmrvi
jiirseuoic I'rodaee and MerchnncJue, solicited.
Liberal advances made on cansirnments. and
wuicnaeaver to aeeuro
4ICK SALES A.YB I'RBJf ITRETCRNS
Partlcularattrntlon liven to the fillinz of Pleat
rr's orders for plantation supplies.
A large and wcu-eieclcdisppiy 01
Groceries and Liquors
Kept constantly on hand, to be sold at the lowest
mantel price, tor cam. ,
jan.i-n .1. as. riatr.
ORH BROTHERS,
GROCERS FORWARDING
unuocno, runiir nnuinu
iXTTi I
cosnnrssio'tf
Corner of Market and Church streets.
XafttivlIIe,
AGENTS fw tb Sale of the celebrated Laarel
Rill Sheetlmr. Cotton- Rallies;, and I-tone Mills
Cotton ltnv. Janli lau
y. x. aaiEX. aa.
W. KtHAXTOX.'
BRIEN & THAXTOjN",
WJiolosale Grocers,
I' i.1
COMMISSION MElOHAifTS,
N. W. C8RNt,CeLLME-A CHURCH grfL
lVtgHlivnioV TCB8.
ARCHER CXIEATHAM A CO.,
WHOLES A LK
GBOCOS A)TD COMMIgSIOI
MEKGHANTS,
Aad Importers of
Brandies, Wines and Liquors,'
"3f.
Ja-ryi KsjWj, WM
aai Was Ate. TM dw rMred ,
wwaamer j. w truae, Sirfr.'
n aw una awtri b ine?.
23 b2e,sSiraonr,yae-wl!eatw'hiskHVri -frpes D'amalcaJtNm, i ,
KbelsC4dIkdrWWhisicr, ' ' ' ' 6 PipesET C . -2.barrelRobertseB,CoHnty
Wisky, Oo i casks Sherry and Port AVI M, all
10 barrels Near York flmnttr. ' - "i ' " o-,,!,- ' w m4 C 1
giwi' r'-w-'Tin-yLrim-msukmr-e-e-r -t mmf in - - - i In iKfT-itT Ami
DE.VL5R3 IX
tttwT-'
TB0e0fTGRS
-it
ele., etc.,
Cr. CHeffe mmI Clsttrok 9m..
pit 9 lT4l a
KEEP CON-MTANTEY
X H.VNV.VA1
' 100 ka choice Kio Ceoe. -:'.
lUo bkk Cmeked, Powdered .-rod Or-w-;,
140 bblj4 09-lc bfiMr w
, W " Mackerel, No. Land 2. - i -
jt mi m- tt 'iiuhiut & m : -,; - a
150 kits No. 1, 2 and S. , .
t eoap (ssworted.)
5 TkMes freak-Hieo. ; .T
, ld aad Port Korkl Milk. ;
lCRtkkk, I kkkiand k eoHtryEard.'
, ,5 tierce Dried BeefT " '
' " 50 kW'N. O. Mekuses and Sywp
50 bk4Srkam Moksaes.
10,0afcgsMiT&tR Seed. ,
Together witk' an aerteotGf
PKESH CAJflTED TBUITS,
WCHAS ,
" : -'Peaclies,
TmHte, (--
Fickle?,,
' ' ' SrJljief,
Oj'NcrtH
BrHRdy PchcMcs, )r0
r1 Ckerrleu,
.Werecstersklrc
HHi,i opper iSttHoe,'
Kplcea, Pepper, ele., etc.
J i i -siaf - ft -4
f
. AVOXOST WHICH AK
GKpTkl4rwdyf Ml
Hennesey, (hard, thjpey & Co
PintoCaatilkw; vintiwe, 1849 '52,and'o7
3 United Vineyard; Proprietors; ln
r i.m .9-iii i-ar
75 boxes St. Marcesmx OtamiKwn?.
jlO Cabinet
Go" Heidek, ?
125 boxes Claret; very ike.
1 W.HISKY1
10 bbls "Old, Crew," im, wamated wt-i
- , perior 10 any ever.onered in ..Nabvill.
185 bbls pure Rohcrt Cowrty, eld ami fine.
130 u Boarkon: all eradetL '
23 " Apple Brandy, pare; -
8 " Peack Brandy, jmre. yt )
Antset, Curacott, Absynthe,
JTainschiHo,; tyampoo DraMs,
riaHtatlen anilBoh-erH' Bitters
and London Club. u,vu,
3,800 Genuine Iraporteil DTavaaa Clear.
lie.eee Baltimore, all grades;
Torether with s. maml umrlmuil nf U.,1
and Fancy Groceries.' '
Jt. B. CHEATHAM A. CO.
janlG
f. CHEATHAM. OEO. W. UAgDES.
CEO. S. K IKS IT.
ARCUER CHEATHAM 1 CO.,
NO. 9 NORTH COLLEGE'S!1,,
ttt . j. t ;. .
Ajnoceis
AMD IXQTWL0T
FIJE BRANDIES,
tirntTTlfi nm -T-. n
VyiiJ0, UlljAltiS.
Kt'-'.i''
JttC.f JEtC,f , 1.
TTEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR HA LB
AV
150 ban Choice Kio Coffee.
Ti 100" bhktCrii-Uil Tfl-',iirl. in J Dnnu.
izj . - .i-i:ii: . , . . ... i
lated tiufar. '
100 bbls Coffee Snear. No. 89 and 98.
60 " Porto Kico &aer.
60 " , Jlaekwel, No. 1 and 2.
05 i jjfg 3
lOOkitej , " No. .l) 2 and 3.
60 kegs Dnglish Soda.
250 boxes Star Candles.
100. .1' Soap (assorted.)
lOkkhKice.
26 " Cider Vreesar.
250 " Extra Family Flour.
50,kei Kettle-Kendered Leaf Lard.
200 bbki Salt (New Coooeraee.l
31
20 tierces, of 3fiteke)I & Armstrong- New
oogar-uureti itams.
10 boxes Breakfoet' Bacon.
6 tierces Dried .Beef.
40 bhls SM-:ir-e MekwBM & Syntpfl,
jw -e iaiK iaweneo.1
Tofe'hrr with aa AssertaMst of
Eresli Canned Jmits
mwh as
HPfW1
pe.ciies, tomatoes, pi
PICKLES,
ainntvm nvs-iimo.
' ALMONDS. FILBEIim
SPICES, PEPEER, ETC. ETC.
OUR ASeORTMKNT OF RRANRI8?, WMI.
KIRet. aad WINKS, fee writr aad dettnurr
ef Savor. .camet be exeeRed m ttds er ay ether
J. ' ... 1 . t tt , -A ' i'M. u
H
5 qr. easks I'-elleveWn Braody.
3 a(- SryRWtf BfRwvjr
2 pitiaa Bswg HoHand?Mi.
tari.;
t )LW IttM.'
oJ oasea Widow CK)et CkawpegweWkw.
s m. Jttwtox Carte ere
3j
M
Carte Jkuielie
r
TJtA " -- - fl -
wu ? vv nm it j-b-hj
4
APPIiltSrPEAOHBpY,
AbriffirrTi!, AL.siNTira al 4
OTKACJfilCHIN6,
HOKKXK'S MTTRUe,
" V- ,
rJ. ii .
jMM4ea AWPPfPi WWMt1WiA3it tc.
C HI.
I
I ( -..-. ViM-'
8 i casks pure Malm Wine, ;
- '4PiBes BHre iroOaHl nin. '
TT7I T 1 n
vv.aQiesaie
9C f -
a - 1
.t i usasaida'JlHW.
e-
.-JA Hi
MO. 47 COIxLBGE STKBBT,
ir ,h ay in r
3r.MSICI1T.7.E, TJEX. '
LAftCqMPtEnrSTOCK
JJ55t- .wa'; ;
rHrJK lHtpmeH(e, etc.,
tA-k
Turn port
AaiU,
Ckaias.
'880 -3ca
MlT'c H HHj
rarsateat
N- -S7 CeHege Kt-et.
At)CX,f ALL A ORAT.
S00 :rkI FJJds. hz '
"2.
.KJwbe Cottea Scrape.
x or sweat
Jfe. 17 Coltexp Street.!
ALl-F.baVtUk GRAY.
1 QfiCi IXZEN ARS0RT FILES; 1.C00
.iwted Jsiwr t ttMLC6e Mills; 100
doses Asserted Cot te aad Wet CanX
locsaleaf
,; X. tT t'sHe fHrvet,
ALKXFAEL Jt GRAY.
l GROSS KNIVES. AXB.IORXS; 1.280
VHeFcket Km vl ! i r Jrr4e ; 2)0
shears and Scissors; IW doiou Raxnr.
rnrsaleat
i Xei. 47j fHrt.
ALEX. FALL GRAY.
r RCULAR'.SAWS, XIW aadiCrtva-Cnt Saw.
Jc-rt -helttegr -leather- stekiasr. Rnltlag
Clnths. haw Gummcr. (lummer Hit,
rorraloat
N'n. 47 Cottesre )Hreet,
ALRJCFALL Jr GRAY.
m tttti t tt
ENGLMW A AMERICAN BLISTER STEKL.
Cast ateet.'rttear tweet, Siirimr Steel. GeriMU)
Weel, Com Shellers. Cuttiae Boxes, Anvils, rfei
!ow. Vices, For sale av
No. Celtot-9 Street,
ALEX. FALL Jc GREY.
s if aT cifi
m - Pk M ' R Mft SVP iW
AID
AMMUNITION
OF -AI.E; STYLES,
1-011 SACK At'
NO.- 47 OOHtEGE STIEET,
II ,t ,1 .r A 'Wt.
An
42cx Mi
tt Gray,
jn'j-tni . . i
ris.sox,TjTior-r
!
-'-' OF
c o,k iHijit tIx.e.k K HIP,
ARHE M OVAL.
SjAVs,PIe"re to Infom yo tfcat wo hav
REMOVED oar entire Slock-from N. South
Market street, to the weH-kMWR oht ttaad oT
H. B. SPL'RLOCX Jt C..
!" Xt. 3C MtttAB,
Where we shall keep at WHOLBSALE, at the
shortest possible profits, -
(;kcriw, , ridA
I J 1 1. . xaxr wa r v i irmw.WA R E.
GLAS1TARE,- 'I.tVHR.""
CI (SARA, At., 41 f.
Af wlj'k'thVald e thewell 'k'sewa Md aeeoso.
tlag Clerk rctalnol, hope ta thera a large por
tion of the trade.
Wear uader oblUutlmut t iuu- riuinau, tn.
past fever, aiwt hap with te advantage gained
j R our Be w location to xatisty tke ia .their in
terest. A. 3CKYSR A C.
33 Bread street.
A CAJRD.
11101? oaf1 to theire'Flnk. A Xer
LA Co- we take pleasure bi reconraeiDHctbem to
ur former Cuetoaer. hetlevlrw that they will
gre general tIfactIou 5 hoping they wilt give
th a trW. S.R. SPUR LOCK A- CO.
Jxur.n oavw.
jaihts a. otAvrs.
& SON,
GRAVES
of
iUrlUnmfiAem rm, Aim-iJnious Pills,
AmerieM AJniment, Pain Extractor,
Cady Yemifefe, Pik OwtracBt,
and
Cure for Lipthtria and Threat Dicta.
'I f f Aad rlrs la H kiftd of
Fatt MnKcfnes, PerfttBtrr. Soaps, and Fancy
Arttslesi Lkuum. Winn tul KnlW rnr 1C.
jggSPSKttteA
lalws. jAginoBre. PurlSed CbeeBSFdlaf, Sal-
ot CiBCfmia. Morphine, Chloroto, Oplam,
and smay other preparations, thai will be sold
wM wtm ht n aertaie ef Rea MH.
49 VTl irfti tun n Mlilint. iif 1... il.l .n.t
jetkkwill be faraUhrd tboea iksMaxun-
X9. am .XAKKRT MTKRJfT,
1 - fil.il. . I a--
, .ct... n, tjm wuim OT-i
l-3 LoutvUI. Kt.
"PRICES JtEJDTjejiii)!
CITY IOTE:L.
7
KA8T SIDE Mil LIC SQUARE.
!JI.
RwMd aad net, per day
1 1-
Jr Jwl. per week
-a ea
-S 89
JELSb -
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f Cheenr mm)
JiMtteaiaMMtAHHl
AjMlif btw k Om
Kjtc-jMilh;.
k JffWrW
KmM It-UM
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