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Trial Of George Gates for Murder

bhles- have hequthtIY fe'ii.d hlm ucioss the
fNer. Last 'Ime saw Inn cross he came down
"hre was on the flats he got INTO the xiii and
'o"td hinstii Wfoss lhls was on M"hcay, and
on The following Surday hrh'd OF the hnd'ng "i
the body ON Ouei treek. Gates crossed aIon. ;
hut iran that suppose "hs i.llty crossed a lit
ue before lie "aaa shuit chunky man, ana
from hls thlk TOOK nm 10 De m bnH'i-hmani be
hal hNhd oi 'Hr'"n' or 'e''et coat On, ana car
yea carpet oas, as'i the ana tna'h tCo"t eS'
h'un,d SHOULD U'nh th'4 va. same coat lie mao
on lie was crossing on ue Nat "heh "Ae' came
I" W' fNer N"'''u no '"lh'nuh'ch'i"npe'Wt'
un'eS ana Lucy 'h'y i'it we river together,
'"A'ns ''e MAJ" roan "p The oI"h' "a,e' owed
s nm - & m 1's.", ht ,L S.oI's' lug I' I"f,eu @ me
a. "'' diu' IKE ,ne 1o"hs o. ne SllI he
h"u DO o'hef money; ms was sor ioo,o'h ~
,"e 'oltn""n p"n f,"'nnoe' s'e"g ""'' D.
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p'% i'o" i'iI'H .'s''"p' u'i,'e
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.."se %, u",n I,''"ry"' "'u" "s''' ""' '"'y
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W. ','y'''.- 1"u' 'An'one"l inc CUT ~ ''e
wv "a" "'"'' "''e se'e''u al ,he mu''''s Oh
v" ''o w. GUY n"' ''""s" Il" '''Se '"e
mouth ne eject OF sIch oiow would not
necessarily be to produce nsen-ib,hty; person
might even recover from 1t II The blows on the
bead were give BY ihe scylhc It must have 'uuk
an inch ara quarter to u half INTO the bHln.
The two blows might have been given in success
sion before The man fell man would not he az
likely to fall from cut a. from blow admins
'ierei by blu5gcon Cut does not give the same
shock to the sy,tee". sa" an instance once y h''e
q u"''t l''''d uI""." man u'"H' I'. ne
s,uuui up To fire ii- revolver rLree times TINS
or ans straight sc, lie voyld u, the uIptr cut:
fhe luarr could ra., have teen made b, asryflc
bent Ike 'hi- Tic first blow seems 10 have been
give while 'ic lrui ya- eject. The second itaU-
IHg i"rN Irr "r dU0r Ihrs tlr ca-tr- h the
r,yiir na' Ia'r - Hr hy ih' teeth.
tr1s fI--I IlIt !" taf'N fU--'l.- uIlr
c.ui5 -'Irt .r u.'r receiving n.s' raf. under iIr
utrr.l .n, ...' q. t.ll rr.H.ls ita DO very
ua'.'', o.. could '..riu.., stand rr fore,,Nr
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New and Fashionable Clothing
FURNISHING STORE,

SD II & i - y acn IE3npr
lIAV T. Just rrceiyeda the n. Y. Clothing Store,
formerly occupedh by f.. Wise. n large assortment
OF Fashionable Clothing They nlso keep on hand
clothing ci their own manufacture, which tiny
will warrant to he stronaand durable. They have
just rerevedn splendid lot OF
Goihs, Cassimeres, and pPsiings,
Which will be- made to orderon he shorrs, no.
lce, and as cheap Il not cheaper than they can be
ionud in my house IN town.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A large variety conanntly on hand such as shirts,
collars, crnva's, boots, shoes. sc.
The public are respectfully invited TO en- lin nd ex-
anime cur stock before purchasing elSew where
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ItLOyER ( COOK, ID 0. Gloycr--6. C
VI Cl1kJ Iylorury' e Councillors at Luo-
Ottawa. O'H'- IA RrdIick's Block, east side Of
rlte ruh'ir square. Jane lSi'-lL
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,s,v,4,syza,, READY MADE COFFIN
ROOM

THE wants Of a growing population have i'm.
peledlhe suhscnhrrto open separate esah-
lshmrn for the ahnve business n the Old Furni.
ture Wareroom, adjoining the Depot, where per-
sons coming from distance can find any size or
style otcohn atany hour night or day, Mt the low.
est rates and need not be dctainedlcn minutes.
Arr g. 1853 PETER RUSSELL,
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ever utlrrfu ~ iNlS market |. nd
q prices 10 defy competition, They have tHcS
ties lor manufacturing superior 10 any tins side ol
Chicago aud are dcrrrWIcd to put lnclr pnce
.itthc L0uOi Nark.
In nadd,ton 10 wbatihey manufacture themselves
they are Tcc,yiuga good assortment oi iuru.'ufe
from thr most fashionable houses ia Chicago, which
lhcyWI. sell at Chicago prices, adding 'rauspora-
ton. They would cali particular attention lU the
lac, that they are making thrlloHn
pedsteaGs
which enables them to furnish o ,hsruer and l,t-
ter article liuu can be- got r.-,WIrl- and rh.y
viii mike any ,.lr aut pattern 'h1t may 20. ,..,t
Tor. .uruu, u,h,rauI,.eIU lA, cabinet olupHu.si,n
unc, ON short notice.
Furniture Delivered aud >ettp
30 nuy puu uI Ihr town. aud % ' does uuf -.'r -7r
ti.iaDuou lir money vs.. i. refunded IItt % U
keep ON Uanu ~1.h aud t..l-- p. OIL. aut- They
hop, %, -rl.. aH.HIur fu husu,ss ru r,U'.tra ...
LrIa. rlaf, ui lHrI,UU-r
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O2lNG.

7 AICOSINC
WILLIAM CONNELLY
ID ESPECTFULLY informs tlle citizens of OF.
IL tnwa andthe surrounding country, that he
has just receiveda new stock of
BroIacloh' tdssmerss and leNiHg,
OF the ateststyle, andall kinds of tailors' trim.
mings, all Of which he will sell cheap ior ca sh
Also, all kndsol Ready Made Clothing, of hi,
manufacture.
Beingan oldresdentin Ottawa, he would wish
ior his old acquaintanoes to give him call before
purchasn elsewhere
TNILDRING Il CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice, at his old stand orpo
site the old City Hotel on Manson ST.. next door
20 D,nL Lcahy's Boot and Shoe Shop
Wanted..-A first rate lourneymnn tailor ap9
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~ LTHDuPSoN, D,rlsr ~ Drugs. Patent
u, NIti,ts. Ptad,. O,is. Fantasies, Ngc
Siats, 81. h-tw-cnthe Cry H1ielmI Heddick's
Elork, Ottawa. H.
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Attention, Wagon Makers,
FURNITURE |.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II 10 Inform the ciiileus ui
ii Ouawnnndvicinlty that
they have on hand aud are Gc
ceiviug the best assortment o
furuiIurr mud
nnt,i>f. f.tSIS
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A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
n had been bald for many years. by the use of three bot
ties Of the A1qH6jc Ostnet had his hair entirely
s0ref and now has beautiful head of hair any
could wish. His age is about 80 years.
of Mr. Warren, of this town. II years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail 1t Of
the most aggravated saw he emacated al
most skeleton By the use of few bottles of the ONT
ment he oroug cured and for seven months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case Of inflammation of the Spleen
of long SANDING variety of treatment from less than
eig different physicians without receiving benehtwas
cured by the Of only four bottles OF the Magnetic On
ment This was four months ago and the lady "a Mrs. Dun
ham, is still in good health and able TO attend TO her usual
household dnties Ihave treated two of Chronic Sore
Eyss with the Ointment roth of the patients aearly
blind need attendant TO lead them from place to
place One of them had been afflicted Is years the other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and one OF them mad been under e
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of CINCINNATI for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars IN
vain efforts to effecta cure They by of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able to
read and attend TO any ordinary business have used the
Ointment number of cases of Piles, and IN no case Gs II
faf Of gCilg immediate relief and geReraYG permanent
cure have also used benecaly in severe of E
spelas And last but least have within the last year
cured our cases of CANCER by the use Of the Magnetic
Ointment alonel ..--. ... --r.. -..f s.l
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently
commend tito be of the most useful remedies Of
fered to public Respectfully 1,GGIrS1, Yours :,
Dated Jan 27, 1880 Amelia Ohio .... .-. LII.
The character of this Ointment as an efficient remedy IS
established in this city There quite number of ind
vua who ascbe their restoration to health to the use Of
this extraordinary Ointment. '-. 1t N-. 9.t
For sale by III. G. SCONEl5 ~ -a
at sb BERRY & DEM0VILLE,
NAYS -t t.rr CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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Hls Mill differs from all others in the eonstrue ton Of
the upper Running Stone, which is composed Of
french Blocks, enclosed in iron Case which
hoop of the Stone with Cast Iron Bye,
top which is secured 20 the back by four bolts that
ery block in Of dove tail which gives greater
rengh to Stone than other method which Is required
small mills, where the is with great speed and
dangerous if not strongly made Itaso gives any
eight small diameter that is required without
wing it thick high, that makes it top heavy.
This mill is a square frame made of wood east iron, In
form of bus& with Brdgeree Spindle Balance, Ring
river and Regulating Screw and grnds the same
incple larLe MILL differing only in the Runner stone;
lis being of great enables ii TO grind the cen
This mill portable and may be attached
, steam, water, horse or hand power.
ALSO all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, manufactured
n the principle. .. ....
Joseph H. Burrows OF Cincinnati, the inventor, for
hich obtained Letters Patent in 1872 For ainfrnge-
the purchaser will be held responsible for the right
fusing.
These Mills mot require Miright them up; and
that necessary put them in operation is to attach
the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
rye tweny-four inch Mill 240 revolutions per
Iinute attached Gin. Steam. or Water Power BY the
application of two horse power the m wl grind SIX
bushels per hour Of good meal and will grind wheat
well as corn The thirty inch MILL If put 10 its fullest
speed viii grind from ten to fifteen bushels per houI
These mills warranted be in every respect recon-
mended.
DRKcrIoNs FOR UslNs-Place your mill about 20 feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt Of
leather six eight inches wide Give the Sone0 revolu
tions with the Keep the neck and step Of
the spindle well oiled Place the the back Of the
Running Stone, in the the Cross on the DnVer
that is, the way they trimmed TO run.
Refer 10 Thos Patterson, Esq, Highland county, Ohio,
Jesse BeaI ESQ OF Clinton county, OhiO c. S. Bradbury,
Esq of Cincinnati, and number Of fothers:
All orders directed 20 JOHN L. bOUMANi
No % Broadway, Nashville, Agent for Mddleand East
Tennessee, or ...... J. H. BURROWS,
ian 26-d. tr-w. &w. ". West Front st. Gin. o,
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BUENA VISTA WATER CURE.-IS53.
A. WEBER NJ D. W.. A. EDNONDs, NJ. D.
DRS. WEBER Il EDHONDS,


TAKE pleasure in announcing that they are now ready
for the reception of patients at their establishment at
Buena Vista Springs. The romantic, healthful and
picturesque character of the locality at Buena Vista Springs
is widely and generally known through the numerous
visitors who annually resort 10 the place for its medicinal
waters that the propetors deem necessary but
little the subject. The country is wild and broken,
abOunds game exempt from epidemic invasion has
unconned and saubOus atmosphere and the establish
ments supplied with abundance Of pure running free
stone water, equal to any in the State.
Dr. WEBRER is physician of forty years experience in
the active practice of his profession and has just returned
from through the Northern and Eastern States dur
ing which he visited the best watereure establishments in
the country and enjoyed ample to all the best
ces of information on the subject
Dr. EBNoNDs though younger practitioner has several
years experience and brings with him into the establish
ment the professional devotion and energy incident to the
earlier periods of hie The for amusement and
creation are ample and free Of charge ..-.s
TERs-For Board and treatment from to $40 per week
Patients expected to bring with hemtwo blankets two
comforts feather bed large crash towels two Sheets
and some old linen for bandages they viii be charged
extra for such the establishment Very sick and feeble
persons will furnish attendant who will pay board be
CHARGED for such extra.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.


TIME above HOTEL is open for the reception OF N
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. Ii--A
This long established and we-known House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and fashionable FURNITURE
The TABIEwill ALWAYS be supplied with the Bfol u!e
market affords and the Proprietor trusts, by systematic
course both with servants and the regulations OF Inc mouse
generally he viii be enabled to give entire Satisfaction 10
those that may favor him with their patronage =,
jan29-ly trw JNO W, oif--AR
~ UNPOWDER- R-MANUFACTURED BY THE
III HAZARD Powder Company of Connecheut
1000 kegs kentucky Rifle Powder, p lbs each.
500 halfkegs do do do ~ do 90;
25Oqr. kegs do do do 64 do do;
500 kegs Deer do do % DO 90; 4
InoO kegs RlastinU do 25 do do;
500 lbs do g kegs each) do 125 do do;
300 canisters fine Ride do pound
The above powder Just been received direct from me
mandatory Of the Hazard Powder Companythe quality
Of which well known throughout the United States All
orders promptly filled by application at my Powder Dapot
North East corner Public Square, Nashville.
AlS0-250, 200 feet Safety Fuse Of best quality,
s. Ii. LOOMS, Agent
march25 for the Hazard Powder Company
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REn SPRINGS

VNTEt take pleasure in announcing to numerous friends
% w and patrons that now ready TO accommodate
all who wish TO avail themselves of the benefits of
place Extensive preparations have been made for the CON-
fort both of the invalid and the of pleasure 1t were
needless for attempt TO set forth the value of place.
in medicinal point Of view Many afflicted with various
diseases have visited us and after few weeks sojourn,
have gone away either entirely cured greatly relieved
particularly such have been afflicted with SerOula di
seases of the Skin Se the Bladder and also of the D
gestive System IN general Ofhese facts thereis abun-
dance proof and many who have certified to hem and the
same have gone forth to the afflicted people. And have
at this time living specimens Of Scrofa cases. cured
sound and WELL with TO be testimony to dec
laration; one Of which was almost hopeless case.
We in Macon county, Middle Tennessee IL miles east
Of Lafayette county seat 65 70 miles from Nashville
As miles turnpike and the balance high ridge road and
other good country reads coming from every pOintrom
Lebanon Wilson comfy. Hartsville Carthage Gansboro
TomkinsviIe, Glasgow, Gallatin, &c.
l. zs.rF -.. -. SAM L. HARE, ! E-a r.
u,v7a- r. vsm 3 :; 4 4 PtYT0S' PATh2s' PrOprieOr'-y
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no IRON MANUFACTU-


L RERS.-JAAES RENT0N, of Newark, New Jersey,
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought iron
directly from ore with wood mineral COAL styled by
him an ore-weding furnace (animprovement in the manu-
facture of iron long sought AFTER but never successfully al
tanned until Mr. Reuton discovery and which produces at
single heat the best quantity of blooms at less cost than
pig iron is usually made Letters Patent have been
granted him for his discovery and weare the appointed agents
for the sale of rights and It's introduction throughout the
West and the present high price Of iron is inducing many
capitalists to invest in its manufacture without being aware
of the great advantages this and valuable mven-
ton has any other known mode think 1t but sBber
wing their interest to thus early impress upon them the I'M
portance of examination of the merit OF this late inven-
ten before enbarkin any other made for making iron
assuring them of its entire and praceabIty as de-
monsated by the furnaces uown successful operation afte
this plan
is purpose this advertisement to speak par
tcuarly of the almost incculable advantages this process
possesses over all other modes for making lron (as this IS
contained in our circular which will be pleased TO mail
the address Of interested in the maer but to
call the attention Of those about investing in the manuac
tuTe of Iron and respectfully invite examination OF the
furnace we are erecting in this city, and which will be IN
operation by the 18th june To the furnaces OF the
American Iron Company in Newark New Jersey now op'
eratng with complete success W. Z. DAVIS W.
Cincinnati. June 1-Sw Ut -... .a- 40 TO
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
THROUGH IN FIFTY TO F1FTYFIvE HOURS.
New York and CharIeston staan Packsts

II EAVES Adger's Wharves every Saturday s--sk>,
i 4 afternoon and each alternate Wednesday flsss
On Saturday, Jas. Adger, l.5OO TONS - So,
j. Dickinson Commander Marion, 200 tons NJ BerTy
Commander.
The SOutherner, W Foster, Commander, viii Ieavs
each alternate wednesday. Having been newly coppered
and guards raised, is now in complete order.
For reig igt passage having elegant State Room Accom-
modatiOn, apply at the Office Of the Agent .- r
HENRY MUSHROOM
CornerEast Bay and Adger's Sou. Wharyes
Cabin passage $25. SteeTaee az
N. B-A ship viii be placed the Line 10 connect
with the Southerner on Wednesdays EeblT-t-y
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MAPINGO MAMMOTH.

TIHE thorough bred Jack, MARINGO NAM M
| MOTH. direct from Kentucky, will make &2{A
his first season in Tennessee at Caney Springn -0.
Marshall county, five miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River al tn ryve dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
fee Jennes sent from distance Will be pastured gratis
and grain fed it. required at fifty cents per week. He is
full fifteen hands and half inches high, good honest
measure unusually large bone, and heavy; black with
mealy nose He has the form, size, color and blood to
commend him highly to those who wish 10 improve their
stock We consider him the master Jack of Tennessee
For further particulars see hand bills. .s.
march 11-5In hNlGHT 4 WILSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAyELLERs.

yTVHROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
Il adelphia Piitsbmg Pa, slassiil0n, Wooster Cieve
land Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis lafayette
Terre Hauie Chicago and BIkauke Through BY Railroad
from Philadelphia 20 GHcinr atiin37 hours. rsy3
Shortest and quickest TQate from the Atlantic Cities to The
Great West Passengers viii find this the most pleasant
route 70 y Orleans Only S1 Cincinnati; S2 70 Lo1s
ye; SIS to 81 Louis Via Pennsylvania Raroad, ans the
IohoWnS daily Steam Packets from Pttsb1rg Buckley estate,
Capt M " Beltshoover leaves PtsJrp Sunday keystone
State, Capt Charles Stone leaves Pttsburg Monday Ale
cheney, Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Ptsburg Tues
ay5 Crystal Palace, Capt keuntz leaves Psbnrg We'd
nesday Brilliant Capt r. Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day: Pitsbmg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsh,rg Fri
days Messenger. No. 2 Capt John Kneeler leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra Pittsbuig to Cincinnati 81; Louisville, 81 St
Louis So. - ..-. .-..-..--4 rst a4.--re4f f.
Fare through BY Railroad from Philadelphia to Psburg
50 5O Masson $40; Cleveland $40 Mansfield and Crest
hne, $ll; Conhus Sl2 So Toledo, s3s Cincinnati, (via
SIS 25 To Chicago Wadkegan, Kenosha H. Racine Nh
wauie SheboygaD Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SIS.
The Cars VIII leave the GomfnonwealtIs Station ~ E.
Cornear of ehuylk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents Of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines. '-.F
The morning Express Train through to Pttsburg, Cleve
land Cincinnati and Chicago, viii leave at O'Clock, A. NJ
Through 10 Cincinnati in 81 hours. 's-
The night Mail Train at l0L p NJ. Through to Cinoin-
matt in 40 hours including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg. -a -t G aH ~. iff
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Har
risburg, Lewistown, Huntingdon, Holdaysburg john
stown, GreenbuTg, and intermediate places ' ? it
NoTIcE-in ofloss the Company will bold themsel
responsible for personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding S100 @ 'THOS. MOORE Agent
= june f. ~ PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
bia and all intermediate places viii leave the above station
at l3< p NJ --...... .. ... Ia .. ..- -.,
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PATENT cHopPTNG MILL.
Far Cbopnipr Corn or other Grain,

An 1rtlcte uiticb ece,y Farner stouid hire.
1T will grind with one or two horse power from four to
five bushels hour-eher fine for bread for
stoc-and simple in its construction, that any boy
twelve years old keep it in order andrun it. adap
ted to either-Steam, Water Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above Mill in Tennessee to MeSss j. Il. COwan and A
c. Howard Of Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
gnd them at NJ Seaby on College street. where they
aill be happy to take orders. BOSS 4 ADAMS.
ro18 o.
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FALL s CUNNTNGHAM.

No. II, COLLEGE, STREET NASHVILLE TIM.
RE now in receipt of their entire stock fHARDWARE
\ and CUTLERY for the Spring Trade, and in calling
attention Of the merchants Of Middle and East Tennes
Kentucky and North Alabama to their large and varied
sortnen they feel confident that it will compare favora
with that oil any House in any country and when the
Of Transportation is considered it will be found that
JHtres should proPt all dealers IN this section Of the
untry to encourage home market
They also invite the attention of Bsesmitts Carpenters
Farmers visiting Nashville to their assortment of Tools
ning Implements &C. large stock Of which they always
,ep on haad.
Feqters Ginseng and Bsesrr taken at the highest
prices in exchange for goods in payment of debts
Feb. 26, 553. H..-. a.