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MEDICAL NOTICE.
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DRS. WATSON " BRIGGS,

DRS. WATSON ~ BRIGGS,
TTAyE be, coparners in the practice 81 Medicine
4 Office ~ Cheary street. ian@--lm
DID HIANKETsl BED BLANK ETS!!-
ID THCKSTON 4 BERNARD still have a large assert
ment of superior Bed Blankets. which they selling
reduced price, at No. . uuon street, jsnl0
a RARE.OPP0RTUNlrY Is NOW OFFERED OF
y mlknga fortune a fsE YEAR,, \ person wanted
TO connect hmse II with 0f the successful Exhbi
tons in America None need apply who cannot command
cash capital OF $1,000 Letters addressed - " H. At thus
Office will meeswith immediate attention. ijAnl0-n
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a WARNING.
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ian.1-Im DIV

Delay not harbor not in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy that disesss will get well Of itself
that YOU it with medicines for few dollars
Beware how you taniper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why will We persist in dosing
with the f1y Hdesaag comPoais daily proered. there
by impairing your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically. when YOU be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines?
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why will We saer
and repne and drag out miserable existence untitled Cor
the enjoyment and ordinary pursuits of hfss You
who are thus ANNOYED and wish be restored 10 health and
vgor by treatment at pleasant and efectual should
consult Dr. MORRIS His success in chronic diseases has
been greater than that of sny other physician of bis day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from have been restored to
health and viyor under his reas scientific treatment.
Should personal interview be questionable, state your
disease writting-encose i've dolars-address DIR. W.
Ii. MORRIS, through the Post0Iice Nashville Tenn. and
package of medicines securely put up, viii be sent pr
vatey and with dispatch full directions Herewith and
questions ASKED.
Persons living distance, and afflicted with Seres,
Old Ulcers, 7sttT CIacsrs Pks Fist4lF IN AEo Grass
Structures GjesS or any disease whatever of aggrva-
ted or malignant charter be cured at home By consult
ing Dr. MoRKIs by letter. post paid, enclosing fes.
Medicines pleasant and safe be per mail To any
part of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment of female
plants. Ladies who may be afflicted with Arregaartes,
Flour AIbas Whites. Prolapeas Gteri FIiiag #
TIE HoBa5, would do vii 10 ly aside all false deIcacy
and promptly consult the DR.. Cures WARRANTED
Office Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedar st.
near Post Office Room. No. IA, up stairs. move If
~ At the Yerandah Hotel, kept By Mrs. Ed
and her sonnaw Mr.. BicHUs there is gentle.
from Scott County, n.y. who for tlee nonths, suffer
ed greatly from chronic disease Of the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most Pror practice
respected and continued it for the Doctors sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation of
making another thinking it of use; and
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened pass that way and advised him different
of treatment, which has this recommendation that
fee tceeks time it has made him feel ike engaging in
business But why does he of this spell Of sick
strung advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pills.
Because, they the principal rsSy used in the treat
rnent of his case and to their efficacy he is principally in
debed for his recovery. Shond not such be publish
ed If persons opposed 10 their publication
anybody tell us the reason why? ..-.
of JoHN STONE, the clerk at the VERASDtH.E LE
Nashville Oct. 1e-tf.
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EIyE HUNDRED CHRIsTMAs PRES.

"a L
L ENTS--We have in our House Keeping department
least 500 different useful articles any of which would
prove most acceptable CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We have great variety of Bread Cake Spice Plate and
Cash Boxes. 1920. ~
Also Tea Sugar. and Coffee Canisters.
We have large supply of Britannia and Block Tin Ware
equal in appearance 10 the best frssed freted end bur
nshed SivcrEae. aud far less costly The prices are
moder"e that they brought within the reach OF all clas-
The working may be with the atuent the
decorations of the dining table, and thereby engender in
his family taste for the elegancies Of life
Chinese GOds.-We have variety Of Chinese figures
oi the Ou,e and bizarre character quite ugly enough
tosefye as ornaments for the agere mantel piece
Chinese IOys.-Ne have few boxes OF Chinese
IoyS-caeh box contains = pieces and only So
Those who desire 10 alta popularity with the rising gene
ration, can now doSn, a very small cost. ..
Door and ParlOr Mais.-0ur stock of these is ex-
tenSIve varied and cheap.
Cooking and ParlOr StOyes.-A great variety
bought before the late advance in roD for sale cheap
Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves.-We have but
twenty-five of these fine stoves of the family size on hand
II any Of ourfrends desire TO give valuable Christ
mas present this they ought make prompt application
20 secure one. ..r.
decl6 SNOW MACKENZIE 4 co
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~ RAHAM BREAD every DAY
" janlI JOHN NIXON, Jr
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO have jus, re-
ceived los of the best Chewing Tobacco brought
10 this market j. NIXON Jr.
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LAFARGEs HOUSE, NEW YORK,
BROADWAY. Between Amity uad GSIeecAer SIS
rgNiiiS HOUSE combines all its spp0n'i nens every
modern convenience and luxury, and - iurnted ma
stye OF unsurpassed elegance The prnpretors Ni spare
no efforts ia muisterIng the comforts OF their guests ard
making il worthy of the patronage Of their trends snd me
travelling public It will be open Tor the reception Of guests
about the sth OF January. -.
~ - WRIGHT, LANIERS 4 co.
Is. Lanier SSou, formerly Of Macon, Georgia.
dec3l-5m,
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MR. ZEYAILOS after the lrst Of January. viii i9ks
VI fe@ classes Of Gentlemen or Ladies' desous OF
leaIning the FRENCH LANGUAGE. and to accommodate
many who have applied, he will form night einss
Apply at BeTry Book Store his house, Ma III igh st.
south Of Church. lie would refer
y. Fogg Esq, K. j. Nleigs, > +. Allison. W. T. Coop
er and l. A Mcfweu dee. 27--1m.
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CTEAMERE. HOWARD.-R.Y. fEalassn- z
y NORTHERN Masier.-This splendid sSsFI=Zsssss;
steamer is now in fine order and will run
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She will leave the first rise Of water.
For freight or passage apply TO
j. x X. EAIhAN, Agents
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N. EI.SBACH

NM 4 SE'EtCTFUEI.Y inform friends and the
w iiiDi- that have hand large and well
ASSURED STOCK Of Fur SILK and Soft Hats Mems and Boys
Caesu.ere us: Caldfoas Fancy Hats and Caps; Mems
and BOYS Cloth Flush and Fur Caps of description,
unsurpassed 10 good quality, style and owness ofprice,
which they oBlr az wholesale and retail
lau. LANDL & ELSBACh, q
Ii md GIN Aanrlacinry. 70. Is Market St.
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STEAMBOATS,.
YAsHFfbbE. LOUISVILLE AND CiNCIEs
slef EATI PAC HET

tlef EitI PA hbl
BEDFORD, 81. n. CoapsTT, Master. :
THIS new aod swift light d,ausht steam Il 49, q
err viii run regularly between iheabove ASISif!s9
sleavie Nusiyiiie each alternate sat z=Es.-z
urlav At p NJ and Cincinnati each alternate Saiiday at
I0o'clecl. A. ~ ,,.,.;,,,
CAPTAIN CoRDETr viii give prompt and careful attention
to any aud all bs,zine entrusted 10 has ca
Respectfully solicit from liberal public due proper
tion of The business between the cities, and promise tAey
- ,,,,, I,e d;sa, mn, nted 4. L.DANiS,
jan4 Agent, Y. ;. e.'i ! go -
Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Packet.
ygNHE splend.d passenger steamer ~ Ss=-s n
l Press" Capt. b. ). ScrDptE VIII ss-ss.sss5asSsSS
O., n ,.,,,r.. running IN the above trade ana
axe regular trips there during ie ssaS9n- ,,rrrnv
FOR freight u PAs''s'' Pr Agent.
: eg,,I., u,irksyiiIe and W aitsbcro Co. 2
tx 5NCEEr-Ihe steamer REP BhiC, SSS9sSx3F}?rR
-, snyrrpoye win commence running -
~ i,b nye Trade as water will permit aud con-
Time in The upper trade daring the season. For freight or
passage apply to hAAihAV -.
decz9 - ASoI'.
C,TEAMER IROQUOIS, c. Pc sFsfraa2s E
TERSUN MASTER. This splendid sieani- .ss559ss>
err having been thoroughly repaired, will run
Nea regular Packet between this Port and =
Frw Orleans and sill leave the first rise OF wafer FOR
eicht or Passage apply To j. x i. lEATHAN,
oci9s ~ ''--<-s.-i- Agents
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N TssoI. CTrON.- THECD-l .,.l NERsHIp

Z h,i. loiare existing ~ der tie name and style OF
LANDf, El~B4CN L c., was this day dissolved by
tas consent by the withdrawal ON Eisbac. The bust
ress wIl De coaDned in fuure by The emainng parnes
under tie :ye 81 LANDER Ei-S3ACH who w hquidae
all liabilities q the old fra. a. ANDE,
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SAINT LODls and NashVLIe SelnI-W eekEy SItHin
Packets.
ALEONIA ............ .........CA CAPT. JAMES MILLER
SALIIE WEST ................ CAPT J. V 1HROOP.
rENHE above splendid steamers VIII II l@a~' r.
1 their regular trips the first k4FErS.Ts1Y
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in 80
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday at T. NJ For fret pas
sare having unsurI asSed accommodations, apply TO
nnrR A HAMILTON. Agent
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ID EMOVhIl-HARr ~ HULLINI.SWOK'TII
Ii HAVE REMOVED TO No. Sc, Northeast side Pub
he square in the Warehouse formerly occupied by W H.
Gordon Co. Iianuarys
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MEDICINAL.
WHOLE SALE. s
D r r 6 S Z O r e.
Corner Of Market and D.oad SIS, Nashville.
u. F. GRAY.


q SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
y ARMSTRONG. Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Med
ic;nes Paints. DYES, Glassware, and Variety Goods,
Corner ID Broad and Market street, Nashville, Ten
nessee. Would respectfully inform the public tl.ah has
purchasedtl the stock Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
OF Broadway and Market where lie intends keeping
large and well assorted stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils Turpentine Dye Stufs Window Glass, Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists, Merchants, Physicians Manufacturers, and
Planters invited cali and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere, he is determined to sell at such
prices viii give satisfaction ALL the quality Of the goods
warranted to be represented. large stock having
been purchased the East since purchasing the stock will
enable him compete with any house in the South west He
offers for sale low for cash. tae 10 punctia meil
soc gallons Tanners OIL 500 lbs Litharge;
10 Ibis Linseed 6o lo00ibs Venetian Red:
5 bbls Lrd do; l000tbs Spanish Whiting;
bbls Epson Salts; Al bxs Boons Scotch Snud /;
$40 lbs Ex Logwood 90 bxs CARROTS do do;
200 lbs Madder; bbls Macaboy's Snuff;
I75 rs Muriate of Tin; l000bs Putty;
SEQ lbs Alum; 500 lbs Aqua Ainonia;
$50 lis Gum Camphor; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5000fts Sup Carb Sofa 500 lbs Sulphuric Acid;
so gross Miane's Nernif ge 500 lbs Nitric du
90 gross Fahnsockis do; 500 lis Muriatic do
50 gross Mustang inanlent; 10 lbs Syrup led Iron;
800 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers Beeswax Ginseng, &c, taken in Trade al mar
ket prices. octSO
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w W. FINN'S WALL SAPsPeN-
w PAPER STORE, No al, 81 ,,..sSsEssz>
Market Street between Union and az INV -
the Square. Several new and besu- Ix-EA ,sSz.z4D
tiiul designs of decorative Punching AaIbie
Paper Just received great variety Of Gold ard Velvet
Papers hand and cheap Wall Paper Of every DESCRIPTION
". FINN,
Y. tfa
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McCIEILANn

ESOINI civ "a tSIDESONS.-J.5A 49,
L GElHkD this day an invoice of Black Point Velvet
bbons, with some other trimmings to which we ask the
attention our friends
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THE AMERICA.-THIs IA e

TTHE NMEI{ItA.-IIfTS 4 ~ y. n
/ vOrite Passenger and Freight steamer sS4filfrE:S
now at Smilhland, has been thoroughly
paired the past summer and will resume her regular trips
under the command of Capt JEsE Johnson, between this
port and New Orleans the first rise of water, and con-
tinue until the closed For right passage a
ply TO JOHNSON WEAN Eh-
nOvl2 Agents
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DUTTER.-JUST RECEIVED PER BEN
ID Coursin barrels and IA half barrels Western Re
served Batter. For sale by STEWART & WEAKLY, r.
ian3 No Broadway
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.oAP>'- ~ :. ~ Tram
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

M have cd Ni'1 t> Ia business M mann
w NJ. JOHNSON. T3c style OF the rrTn will be the
same ,s Ie.er,i.re. THOMPSON 4 co.
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I DGE~l,rNED having associated With him Mr.. k. L.
kIRFPATi.CN in the Fancy Retail Dry Goods Business,
will conuu the business at the old stand, No % Col
lege stree, under The style and firm eff q cNAlRI
4 Go itnl re McNAIRl.
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fIlEE t=ND.HSii.NED I>TEND TO KEEl

i sEa5 ni varied stock OF goods than ever be
nr, and confidently lock their former friends for sup
pol their enterprise The public are notified that
gea bargains De had IN the old stock as we are deter
mined close much Of II possible before the re-
CENT of ury- G4nas ianl X 4 McNAIRY & co.
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ID AlSfNS whole hall ana qstrer boxes, JUS re
!! / ceivei and Ton sale bT BEN NOEL a co.
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CTRETCH ORR, CORNER OF COLLEGE
= and Union streets. Nashville, Tenn Wholesale and
Retail dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints Oils Dye Snfs
Window Glass Perfunery, Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes
Pure Wines and Brandes, expressly for medicinal pur-
poses Druggists, Physicians Country Merchants and Man
utactufers supplied on lie most liberal terms.
STRETCH L ORR, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
C,lla lfaia S+raa
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LYONS l. co.
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To.
bacco, and ali kinds of Foreign Wines,

~. No. 10 CEDAR STREET, Nashville
Country crers respectfully solicited and punctualy at
tended to
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NOW FOR EARGAI NS.-IS VIZ MIL,
~ into The large and gncent house erected by
Mr. Ec baum on college street the middle OF Jan-
any will dispose OF present Stock OF Goods Cost
for Cash, wish to have as feS goods as possible to
move fdec3D w a Al G. McCLEI.LANu
w ANTED.-HY A GENTLEMAN or IA
w PEIlENCE aud Cap&bity from East Tennessee
situation Book Keeper in this CITY, Enquire of Messrs
Ia1ier q Bro No. > rket street. ...--
Nashville, December rs 1853 Tim
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coNGRrss-rrrrsnAy

The business of the SENATE was Of miscclla-
neous character, presenting nothing oil more than
ordinary interest The lbill making provision for
the INDECENT insane Of the several States was fur.
Their discussed, but no vote was taken upon H.
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, was engaged
during the day, In Committee of the Whole, upon
business appertaining 10 the organized Territories.
The first bin considered was one granting portions
OF the public lands to the Territory OF Minnesota
for the construction OF railroad from some point
on Lake Superior to the Mississippi river. The
discussion was kept up until near the hour Of adj
journmcnt embracing all the old topics of consti-
tutional power, expectancy, &c. The bill was re-
ported to the House
Yesterday and to-day were also assigned for Ter.
rial bills and these relate principally to railroad
grants Many millions of acres are embraced In
the bills now pending
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS.


New YoRK, March s.-The English and French
papers. received by the Atlantic, agree unanimous
ly that there is hope Of peace and the opinion is
freely expressed that aterrible conflict is at hand
The Emperor of Russia Ia suffering from eryrip-
elas and IL Is said that he il exceedingly irritable
It now reported that Austria will side with the
Western Powers
Hon. Carroll Spence, u. s. Minister, arrived at
ConstantinopIe on the 22d of February, in the
steamer Saranac. On the evening of his arrival he
was serenaded by the Hungarian and Italian emf
grants. The saranac and Levant were shortly to
proceed on cruise in the Black Sea, and q firman
for the passage of tho Bosphorus had been already
granted.
Intelligence has been received in London that
two Russian frigates are cruising off Madeira.
All Turkish consuls in Russia have been obliged
to give up the exequator granted them, and Tur-
kish subjects had been placed under the protection
of Austrian agents.
A letter from Paris states that the reply Of the
Gear to Napoleon's letter is long and argumenta
tive but couched in terms so oGeasice TO Loais Ma
Doteon himself that it has been decided net to pub
lish it.
Letters from Constantinopl" states taat legion
OF JeUs has been formed and placed at the disposal
of the Sultan.
LATEST BY THE ATLANTIC.
LONDON Feb. 22-Russia has issued another
warlike manifesto. levying nine in every thon-
sand of the population for the army THE levy to
last till April Is.
The Russian fleet was bombarding Batoun with
all success So reported-probably i'll success.
The Russians had also bombarded Rutschuk, the
the Turks were taken by surprise. One steamer
was much damaged, and six small vessels injured.
PARIS, Feb. 20.-The Bourse to-day was exces-
sively crowded, and funds gave way two francs
forty.ive centmes
LIVERPOOL Feb. 22.-Cotton to-day very heavy
Sales of 1000 bales There is great deal in the
market.
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GALE OF LOTS UNDER TRUST

y DEEDS.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
bv John Lynch and VIM. Nekervis, to myself and
VIM. Finney, as Trustees, bearing date the Esd OF
April 1917 SHALL surviving Trustee in said DEED,
on the 18th day of March, 1854, proceed to sell al
nublic auction on the premises to the highest Did
der for cash, Lot of Ground in the city OF Rich
moud, conveyed by said deed. fronting on 18th or
Valley street forty four feet, and running back one
HUNDRED and twenty feet to a ten foot alley, and
known as Nos and6 of square No 10 in Adams adj
d;tion And by virtue of another deed Of trust exc
Gated by said John Lynch and VIM. cambridge to
myself and WIN. Finney. as Trustees bearing date
the same Esd day of April, 1917, shall also, on the
same 18th day OF March, 1854 as the surviving Irus.
tee in the last mentioned deed, proceed to sell at
public auction the premises, to the highest Dld
der for cash Lot of Ground in said city, conveyed
by the said deed situated the west side OF saiey
street in what was called Adams Valley. fronting on
said street ninety-tVo feet, and running along the
line of Washington street one hundred and twenty
five feet and particularly described in said deed OF
trust. .,;.,.a 70
The title to the above named lots Is believed 70
he estionable; but acting as Trustee, snai con-
yey such title only is vested 10 me by the oesas
of tnst aforesaid The said deeds are duly recolasa
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF inc Guy
of Richmond and the property 10 solo ios .ns p ~
eft of James G. Bruce executor OF amss .t
holder of the notes secured by said dsses o. riass
fe Tf---dta snIrls-1- -
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The ACCIDENT IN THE CHINA SEAs.=We gave an
accounta few days ago of the loss of It. 10 hn Mat
thews, U. s. Navy, and thirteen seamen, during a
violent typhoon, in the China seas Lieutenant
Matthews was from Scheme ctady. New York The
following the names of the seamen:
Alexander Kelly, Chas. P. Holdridge, Fardv Con-
molly, Michael Moore, Jacob Walls. Charles Watson,
Lewis Seymour, Mark Lord. John Williams John
Bennett, George w Reed Nicholas Taylor and Hugh
Whttle
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VIRGINIA Posr OFFICE ERs.-Postmaster
Offices and made appointments in the "Old Domin.
ion:" MorrisQnyille, Loadoun co.. VIM. Graham,
postmaster Greenwood Depot, Albemarle co., Jas
Ayreii, postmaster Grove. Surry CO., e. A. Made.
"a postmaster. Lens Greek, Kanawha Co, John r.
Walker. postmaster
Apf'ointsients of Postmasers H. B. Scott at Farm
ham. Richmond county, Henry Didior, resigned.--
Pleasant Smith, at CedsTyills, Washington co. Jos
W Dsgis resigned. j. Warren Hudson, 1T Locust
Dale, Madison CO., vice A. w Hudson. resigned-
Maria hobertson, at Body Camp, Bedford co.. vice
b. Robertson, resigned. Edward 4, Nottingham
at Sea View. Northampton 60 vice VIM @. costin,
resigned. VIM. Hamburg, At Great Bridge, Norfolk
co, vice ssm'L ]. Smith. rssisped.
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A NTI.NEBRAsKA MEETING.

CoScoRD. N. H., March Ga large meeting ofthe
citizens OF Concord and vicinity, without distinc-
tion ofparty, assembled at Depot Hall this evening,
10 protest against the repeal of the Missouri com
promise as provided for by the Nebraska bill
The election here on tomorrow of next week will
be most exciting.
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FuTJIRE D1Ya
rRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE And

HUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
= LOTS ON CHURCH HILL.--By yirfue AZ .
LED OF trust executed to the subsczfber b. John
scleson and wife, dated Sept 5tt, 1s4a ana duIv
Lscorded In the CLERKS Office OF Heurico ccnnt ~
ssil = pnrPssss therein named. shall proceed to
~, r,nuunsDAY, the S0th day Of Msrch. ina conn y,
fsir A.. 4. O'clock r: NJ Il fair, If not the next
ana vi, me following Real Estate, viz That Isres
By john Harsansed Brick Dwelling lately occupied
ssreets at the corner Of Leigh and Both
rom. nlalning rooms above cellar hitchen with
in the ysrd and well Of excellent water
Dwellins shc. immediately after the sale Of the
9th so and e Or 80 beautiful Buidins Lots on
fronting a9 feet s aeeta Aiso two Lots OF Ground
streets. - INC corner OF 18th and n
The title is believed to he n.,s...,-
only. scJ Witn special warranty
TERMs-One-t cash; balance ~ = ..se
and title rs,a;nad interest added from dsy of ale
A plat OF the property will Sc made ~, soe
ney ana can Dc seen by applying my Office eo..
mbets. THOMAS ]. STARKE
Also, two lots of ground of 5 and Is acre. .h.
q, ies 6eiow town, near the Rural Shades sS;a;;I
the land of VIM. g. johnson aoJoining
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THE LATE 7. DEvIN RILEY.-A meeting was
held in Washington Tuesday evening to make ar
rangements for the funeral of the late T. DEv1N
RILEY. Mr. Mitchell was present.
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FIRE IN A FACTORY.

ELLIcoTTs' MiILs March THE Union Factory.
at this place took fire this merning from the friction OF
the machinery in the picking room, which room was
burnt out with about is bales of cotton The fire
with difficulty stopped. At one time general con.
hagraton was feared. The amount of loss is not as
certaned, but is considerable