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CART. OHARA.-We copy from Kentucky ex-
changes tho annexed notices of the gallant Capt.
OHara. There are hundreds in Tennessee who
will read these extracts with satisfaction
CAPT. THEoDoRE O'HARA The President has
commissioned Theodore O'Hara as a Captain in
one of the new cavalry regiments. Capt 0 Hara
has rendered important and valuable services to
the country, not the least Of which was the ability
and talent with which he conducted this paper.
while its editor. He has seen some service. aud
bears in his breast as true heart as ever beat in
the bosom of any man. We are heartily glad that
the worth of our esteemed friend is so well appre-
ciated at Washington, and that the country has
secured the services of so brave and accomplished
3 gentleman.-Lou Times
To the above we add our testimonial of the
worth and gallantry of Capt. O'HARA We have
known him long and well, and can testify to his
merits both as a citizen and soldier. His deeds
upon the tented fold of Mexico speak of his
valor, and the columns Of the Times during the last
Presidential campaign, are monuments OF his abil-
ity as a writer The oak and the laurel are en-
twined together in the wreath that sits so lightly
upon his brow, and we know that neither of them
will ever fade. The President has done well to ap-
point him, and the country has need to thank him
for securing the services ofso gallant an officer.
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g- correspondent asks if the " Prof.
McCLmTocK," who is now such good authority
with the Daily Gazette. is the Prof McCL1NTocK,
of Dickinson College, who, in 1877, urged on the
mob which murdered James Hugh Kennedy while
attempting to capture a runaway slave. We can
not give the information but refer the question to
the Gazette. Our correspondent further asks US if
we have ever heard of the Catholic clergy in the
north interfering ain the name of Almighty 6 od "
or in any other manner, with the subject of slavery
We certainly have not. The Gazette, which trea-
smes up all the msdeeds of the Catholics, can no
doubt tell if there has ever been any such inter-
ference
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NAsHYnLE AND CHATraNooaA RALLRoAD

We learn, on iuquiring at the Office of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, that the business
Of the road exhibits most gratifying increase ever
that of the same time last year. For the four
months ending March 81 this year the gross re-
ceipts were $4,000 per month. For the cores
month. The average increase per month is Se677
and the gross increase for the four months is $685.
70S. And while the receipts have thus increased,
the expenses of the road have decreased for the
four months $4,000, or at the rate of 81 800 per
month. This is a most encouraging exhibit. With
good CROP the business will show a still heavier
increase next year.
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TIE CINCINNATI ELECTION.

We copy the following from the telegraphic
dispatches in the Louisville Journal:
CINcTSNAII, April 6. M.-The city clerk has is
sued certificates of election to all of the Democrat
ic candidates, the judges of the Eleventh and
Twelfth wards having made the returns under
oath 1t is not likely that the election will be con-
tested.
There were two separate ballot boxes at the
election-in one Of which the ballots for city Off
GERS proper ~yere deposi,ed, and in the other bal
lots for two city magistrates. Ia the llth and 18th
wards the boxes containing the ballots for city
officers were destroyed, but those containing the
ballots for city magistrates were uninjured. The
following is the complete official vote for magis-
tratCs:
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NEW FIRM.
BRO WN d G. UB BIS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS.
SGPGICAI INSTRItNENTS

c. BROWN B. eRusss.
BRO WN d CIR UBBS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. &C,
AZ College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
OUR stock Of Fancy Goods Pertuuery. &C. is very
" complete having received fresh supplies. selected By
one Of the firm in person. viz: Lubns, Bazins and Mitch
els Extracts; American met and German Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every style
Ducs and Lubins Saehets; Aromatic Crystals; Chine
Metal and Glass Puff Boxes several styles: Shell
Combs large stock. Also have hand IAdgo Nader,
White Lead. Linseed Oil, Turpentine. &c
ENISHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected By
u one of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on SnoOds; also, Aberdeen, Gravea-
een, and Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assortment
Of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun sna Plated
Silk MinnOw Seines, IL by Floats of every variety
Reels Jonted Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &c, DC
In shcr can supply those who can appreciate hne Tackle
with almost every thing they may need Tor the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling.
apps BROWN GRUBBS. 4s Collegest
COD-LIyER OIL Gro. genuine Cod Liver OIL
" just received from Rushton, Clark 4 Co.'S by
sp5 BROWN & GRUBBS. 4s College ST.
r EECHES.-I0OO Swedish Leeches on hand and for
II sale by BROWN & GRUBBS. 4s College St
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
Of the above just received of prime quality; sold to
APPS BROWN & GRUBBS. IS College St
CTONE WARE.-2 500 pieces Stone Ware consist
> ing of Jars Churns, Jugs. Mix Pans, Butter Crooks
DC of every size, just received.
apps BROWN l. GRUBBS. i3 College st.
DORTER AND SCOTCH Constantly on
L hand Barclay. Perkins & Co.'S celebrated London
Porter aud Mems Scotch Ale
APPS BROWN s GRUBBS as Colleges
DEARL SrARCH.-25 boxes OF very superior
L article of Starch, Just received by
APPS BROWN GRUBfsS. 43 College st.
MEDICINE CIIESTs.-Just opened, a tine lot OF
vi Medicine Chests suitable for Families Plantations
Also dozen Physicians Saddle Bags assorted styles.
apps BROWN h GRUBBS 43 College st
NLIVE OIL.-25 boxes Olive OIL just arrived. Al
So d0zes of choice brand OF Tuscany Oil. which is
superior the ordinary Olive Oil, sold for tab
APPS BROWN 4 GRUBBS 4S College ST
TTOR JELLIES.-lOO lbs Isinglass Sheet and Shred
Il Also. gross Sparkling Geatine; Dupuys Extract OF
APPS BROWN GRUBBs 4s College st.
NOLD FOlL..-Abbey Sons Gold soil constantly
W on hand. BROWN GRUBBS, IS College st.
NONGRESS WATER.-COnstanily receiving, d.
J rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water
ap5 BROWN GRUBBS. 4s College ST
ARD OH.,-lOb bls No. Lard OIL on hand by
l. ape BROWN L GRUBBS IS College St
CPERM AND WAX CANDLES.-lO bxs sperm
- and Wax Candles, this day received by
April 5, 1855 BROWN GRUBBS, As Collegest.
NTOTICE.-All persons knowing themselves in
Y rears to 10 G. BROWN are earnestly requested 10
make immediate settlement shall be obliged tn place
their accounts the hands of officer for collection.
ap5-lw
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CAMPEELL's SOUTHERN Directory. This volume,
just published by WALKER & JAMES, of Charleston,
is prepared and arranged by our townsman, Rev.
JOHN P. CAMPBELL. 1t is an elegant book of near
COO pages, and contains list of the principal bust
ness houses in most of the southern towns, with
notices of several eastern cities. 1t is valu-
able directory for all classes, and sincerely hope
that the immense labor which has been bestowed
by the editor in its preparation may meet with its
reward in a ready sale Of the edition.
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ST. LOUIS ELECTION.

Last fall the know-nothirgs elected their candi-
date for Congress in St Louis by majority Of
about GOO over both the Benton and anti Benton
candidates. At the late election, the know moth
ing candidate for mayor was elected by plurality
vote only: the vote being for King Ok. NJ 1864 /;
for Lightner (dem) 3l7l; and for Hogan (whig)
POOL the know nothings being in minority of
the whole vote of nearly thousand
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(Advertissmsnt.)

Safe and Certain Cure.
The foundation of serious and neuabe diseases may be
laid by worms. They literally TEEN in the stOrnachs Of
many children. and increase daily in number and size
NOcOmmon remedy can be used with any certainty and
the only medicine that is uDfaIling its effects is B. A.
Fahnesocks Yermifuge In this there is no mistake IL
will whenever there worms Read this certificate
DASvlLLR, Ark, March 90, 1853.
This is to certify that purchased of Messrs Floyd and
May Of this place. two vais Of b. A. Fahnsstocks eee-
bra,ed Vermuge and gave them to two of nv children
about three years old and the other about five
old-which brought away from them about SEVENTY
LARGE WORMS. can safely recommend it to the pub
lie for worms.
WILLIAM MOORE
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
mhl-W1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES
fAdvcrtisemen..l

TuE STOMACH prepares the elements Of the bile and the
blood and if does the work feebly and perecty liver
disease is the certain result As soon, therefore, any
fiction of the liver is perceived may be sure that the
digestive organs out Of order The first thing to be
done is to administer specific which will act directly
upon the stouachthe handspring of the animal nach
merry. For this purpose recommend Hollands
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson Pbadel
pha Acting Alternative and tonic strengthens the
digestion changes the condition of the blood and thereby
gives regularity to the bowels
See advertisement. rmch9s-d&wew
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Coon ADvICE.-The Columbia Herald gives the
following good advice:
We warn all democrats against two things
first against believing any thing BuntIineites say
as to their prodgious strength, because men who
are saOorn to lie about one thing, have an easy con-
science in lying about anything, Second, when
ever you hear democrat who is trying to magnify
its importance, or refuses to denounce it openly
and freely, turn your hand on him--ths brand is
upon him.
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BosToN, April 3 So far as returns have been
received of the election for State ceusors in Yer
mont, the know-nothings are ahead abont LOO
votes The vote, however, is very small. In
Montpelier there was spirited fight between the
k9ow-nothngs and their opponents, which result
e e, IN the defeat of the former by Al majority.
flI!y more votes were polled than at the Guberna
torlal election. In Mortified the anti know notL-
ings were successful by one majority.
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NoMANs RIGnTs IN IILNors.--The following
resolution was adopted by the House of Represent
tatives of the Illinois Legislature:
Resolved, That fine of $500 be hereafter i'm
posed on any lady who shall lecture in public in
any part of the State without first putting on gen
tlemen's apparel
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ga d The Judges Of election quietly resigned the pol
books and ballots advising tier destruction, and they
secre accordiagtg destroyed -
In counting the votes, a mistake Of figures was
made by the tsllying clerk, and it was supposed
there were more ballots than names of voters; bit
this was aiteiward, esceItsned to be wrong, the
ballots and names agreeing We would not init
mate participation on the part OF the oifloers In
the outrage after ward perpetrated, but we have
strong reasons to believe they were pot ayerse lat
last those who had the custody OF the papers) to
the summary process by which they were destroyed.
A large crowd marched to the place where the
polls were held ana although had there been the
Slightest wish to save the ballots, books tallies,
&c, they might have been removed, the whole
were relinquished to the neen iiaries, who thrust
the evidences OF The election INTO Inc stove, and
watched their total 4structon This is the history
of the outrage, and 1t should hand down all con-
cerned to eternal inlamy.
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RICHMOND, VA.-The know nothings carried the
city election in Richmond, Va, last week, by a
majority of 1923. At the last Presidential cleo
ton, SCOTS majority was about $50
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For KANsAs.-Gen. Whitfield, delegate to Con-
gress from Kansas, and family, passed through our
city yesterday en- route for their home among the
suuatters
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CHTBsEY. BRAY. M

Messrs. Chidsey and Bray, the first two
named, are democrats, and are elected, it will be
seen, the first by 500, and the second by 600 ma
iority.
The vote for Mayor was as follows:
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LARGE SALE OF sEAs0NABLE STAPLE { FANCY
Dry Goods,
Hats comets, Boots, Shoes, Brogans. Ladies Kid s.
and Boots, Children's Shoes, &c,


BY TRABUE 81 LUCUS,
No. IA Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
VNTE will offer at Auction, on TUESDAY, aud WE'D
w NESDAY, the 10TH and nth Of APRIL, with
cut reserve large stock of New and Fashionable Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Bonnets Boots Brogsns &c
which have just received and opening They
Black French Cloth, fine; Blue do; Brown do Black
Doe skin Cashmere superne assorted Vest Patterns in
great variety; Black Silk good assortment; large as
sortment Of Ladies Dress Silks Printed Beeges gay and
solid cOiors large stock Of beautiful French and Amer
can Lawns White Jaconet Cross bar Muslin Window
Curtain Musns; Swiss Muslins &c, &C. French Needle
worked Collars Chemsetts Underseeves &c; 100 pieces
assorted Linen; IS dozen Linen Cambria handkerchief
assorted; so pieces Gngbam Handkercheis, assorted
quates the largest and most beautiful stock OF French
English and American Prints have before offered
Brown Linen Drill Brown and Straw-eoOred Linens
Bay Linens, Check Linens; 50 pieces Drill Cashmere
Styles beautiful pattern Black, Brown and Blue Cashne
rets real French Drsp dEte CA wide 1000 Hosiery for
Ladies' Men, Boys and Children assorted qualities Geor-
gia and South Carolina Stripes and Paids; Louisiana
Paids and COttonades; bales Bed Ticking; Apron
Checks Brown and Bleached Drills Brown and Bleached
Domescs cling Diapers; Table Cloths Spool Cot
ton Sewing Silk; Dress Trimmings; Buttons, and a
great variety of small articles.
CLOTHING
White Linen Duck Coats extra trimmed; Fancy cO0red
Coats extra trimmed; French Drap die Goats, edrs
trimmed; FRENCH Cashmeret Coats extra trimmed; beau
tfn Fancy Silk Vests Black Satin ess beautiful Fancy
Satin Vests Black Alpaca Vests Gingham Coats Brown
Linea Coats Black Alpaca Coats; White Marseies Vests
500 pairs asserted Pants
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND BROGANS.
20 Fine Calf Boots; cases Chldrens Shoes 10
cases Boys Calf Boots Misses Kid and Morocco
Boots; 80 cases Ladies' Kid Boots 10 cases ladies Mo-
Boots; 50 dozen Leghorn and Palm leaf Hats 20
Hats consisting OF Fashionable SIX Hats son,
White and Black Fur Hats.
All the above Goods have been bought since the ls day
of March, expressly for the Nashville trade We respect
fully request city country Merchants to attend this sale
Goods will be offered freely and in lots to suit merchants
ap7 TRABUE L LUCUs
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MInprD March IA

MADRID, March IA.
The proposition of H. Olozsga relative an
elective Senate, appears to have some chance of
success. The government will abstain from voting
on the question A band of "a Carlist horsemen
have made their appearance in tine mountains OF
Burgos Troops have been sent in pursuit OF
Them
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LARGE sAE.EofGROCERIES AT AUCTION
nv DAVIS q cVys E-E
PTaIIC SAFE OF LOTS


IN FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGEFlELD.
ON THURSDAY NEXT, 18TH OF APRIL, ON The pre-
misses will offer for sale Lots Nos II tn 49, incla-
Turnpike Nos l, g and Foster street. and Nos
to 49, inclusive Lshys Turnpike and west Of the Lou
sville Railroad
These Lots situated near the Gaatn Turnpike con-
venlent to the city and desirable sites for private resi-
denees.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of one, two three and four
years. for notes payable in bank, satisfactorily secured
with interest from date, and lien retained
Omnibuses will run free of charge the day OF sale
Plots of the ground may be had at our office
Sale 10 commence at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT, SO College ST.
T. Il HIAscnCK AncnnaAr-anS-td
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Memoirs Of Napoleon.
w.T. DERRY 3 co. have iust receiyed-

w. II. BERRY x CO., have JUST received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE AND CONvERsA.
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By The co0s4
DH Las cAsAs. With Portraits and other Illustrations
new edition In vols.
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DEPRESSION OF
Spirits.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR. H. b. ScARBoRoBGH. Dover. Tennessee, August 90.
1853 says: have sold ell the German Btters you have
sent and if the preparation continues to do IS Euch
good IL has dane a iH Be- the best EascAs soid
here"
L. SSopeRAss Sparta TennesSee, August 90 1883 says
am pleased that your German Btters has given
sasfacon in every instance where il has been used"
b. T. HoLLISs Hillsborough Tennessee August 90 1885,
says: pleased to state that the German Btters has
given general satisfaction.
DIR FARO q BRo., Knoxville Tennessee 9th April
1851 said: Your Bitters selling very FAST and
every person that has used IL SC far have been able
, 10 learn, has been benefited"
wv FRANKLIN 4 Co, Gallaiin Tennessee Decsmosr
80 1850, said The new firm will want OF your Bis
tiers sOon of the partners thinks great msd
cine"
K HARDY Bolivar, Tennessee September Is, 1889,
said There great demand for Jour Bers here pes
send another lot SOON"
~ They entirely PegstaJle free from ali injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
trafe it,
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Sorukeepers sE'
erywhere-
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry Dem0ville, Brown
Grubbs Exia Brothers, H. G. ScOEe and dealers IN medi
cine generally. mehlG55-d&wly
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!.
ABBOTT'S HISTORIES:
Illuminated Title Pages and Numerous Engraviugs
CoSsiSTISa or
Mary Queen Of Scots, Romulns,
Queen Elizabeth, Nero
Charles the First Cleopatra
Charles the Second, Xerxss the Great
William the CoDqueTor, Cyrus the Great,
Alfred the Gr,at Alexander the Great
Maria Antoinette, Hannibal
Madame Roland Julius Cesar
Josephine, Darius the Great
Elegantly printed and bound in crimson Muslin
- For sale in sets or separate volumes
Il
FRANCONIA STORIES.
By Jacob Abbott Engraved Title Pages and Numerous
Illustrations l6mO. Muslin
Malleville, ROdOlFhEs,
Wallace, Ellen Linn,
Mary Erskine, StuYvesant,
Mary Bell Caroline,
Beechnut, Agnes.
For sale BY
w. t. BERRY & co.
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One Thousand Town Lots
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining. The city of Hickman, KY,
II A = A T.

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALEI!
HlCkMAN is young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the mouth OF The Ohio on the Mississippi
River enjoys uninterrupted CATION all Of the
year is corrected by telegraph with all portions Of the
Unan by the Hickman and obon and By the Nashville aud
North Western Railroads. with Nashville, Tenn and all the
cities of the South Eastern Atlantic sesboad by The Hck
man aud obion and Mobile and Ohio Railroads (a in
rapid of ptoZressl with Mobile and New Orleans, and
all the Southern cities and country the natural and only
outlet for large extent of back country by good
roads, natural and artificial and has, Nhin years past,
doubled itieif in wealth and population
The country tributary Hickman extensive aud rich In
agricultural productions of beth elmatesezpabe Of
tanning populao dense any in the word and
pdly filling wIa rich intelligent and industrious people,
Hickman without doubt the prosperous place
in hs region Of country and al its past and present ratio of
increase Of wealth and population in few years will far
outstrip all Others
mile Of the corporate limits and will be sold in lots of
8, T. 8, 10, H. I5 90. Ga 30 49, and 50 each
classes trades and caiing native BORN naarazed and
foreign. Catholic, Prote. slant and Jew.
III ? This property will POSITIVELY, be sold TO
2fst Day OF Way, 1850,
nnder deed trust Trustee is determined, for the
n ? TERMS OF saLE-Ten per cent, down SaIape in
one, two three four and Eve years with
If paid promptly at maturity the interest 20 Be rs%!ted
Hickman, Ky, april ., is55-td.
LARGE SALE ofGROCERIEs At AUCTION
By DAVIS & SWEEE.
On Tuesday, Apr1 TO- our Re7alr jitelly Ses Of Gro
+ csrjss liquors. de- ,riH Be continued.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 10 1876. will sell in front
~ of our store FOR cash
s5 hhds Sugar;
$50 bags prime Coffee;
100 bbls Molasses;
50 If bb5 do;
80 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whiskey;
20 bbs American Brandy;
20 bbs Monongahela Whiskey;
20 b6s No Maekerel
20 bbls Lake Fish
so nests Painted Tabs Canny Buckets and Eastern
Pals;
% dozen Wire SifeTs;
20 reels Cotton Thread Rope;
% dozen Shaker BroOms
80 boxes Star Candles
90 bbls Irish Potatoes
80 boxes Pearl Stareh
so boxes Cigars.
With great variety of other articles.
apr6 DAVIS i SWAMI.