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soUTHERN
Gem IA oTCAaz COLLEGE,

WRITING INSTITUTE.
THE first term Of this College viii con-
L mence ON MONDAY, Feb. IS in the EsSTslr !;
arge and spacious room in Cooper's block, ssssasa
m CHERRY streef ave doors above Deaderick
The course Of instruction in this institution will embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md Peananship.
!ualifed TO discharge the duties of the accountant.
Students viii he instructed Ia all a modGrn improved
rms adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among others one which dispenses with tha ofths Jour
nal greatly lassanip the amount NJ labor aud liability 10
r and another which renders the Of tia Cash book
md Journal supQriuous aod enables tie bco-keeper TO
post his personal accounts d2, ana us merchandise ea3
.ssh a. often as msy suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for bsus0
Il retail establishments
They will be taught simple process by which the
.hant NAV at Il times ascertain the amount OF his loss
togeher with the quantity n goods hand without
esorting 10 the tedious process OF taking an inventory
This Institution will be permanent, and has been esta5
shed to meet the already important and growing con
rcs interests Of the city of Nashville and State Of Ten
uesses and is designed place upon basis inferior
10 ia this country.
The importance 10 every business man. Of knoNledga
hsccouns must DO sufficiently Obvious 20 all reaeoing
minds.
To the man of wealth it is important to enable him to
manage bis affairs scientifically, and without pecuns,y loss
and the LAWYER ote1 called uPoni IN tue discharge CT
ms professional duties UuTaTe the most intricate
counts butte the young man who depends upon his
resources for livelihood. il is invaluable. II gives him
position which nothing else can
He holds the posi- of confidential ct5k;n bis employers
service.
In connection with this establishment is department! for
Ire benefit OF those who wish TO take lessons Ia writing
w. where elegant hand writing VIII be impaired all
who place themselves under the Of the pgeceptOr
Pupils entering this institution aye not limited 10 any
number of lessons, but for specified price NAV continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege Of reviewing their lessons AZ any subsequent
period, free Of charge.
febl1-ly
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]. MOORE,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE TENN

i WOULD announce TO my friends and The public gen
eraly that prepared TO furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per cent less than any other
the city tor cash. purchase for caeh that from
ten to twenty five per cent the following srticies:
Neerschaum Pipes warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-laIgsst stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
Snufs-Rsppee, Maceoboy Scotch. CARROTS. Rooms.
&C.
Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds;
Chewing do Langhcsne Arznisieads Diadam
Twist, Fig Laai, Dil's, &c. &c.
Also just received superior article Of Ale. for sale by
the barrel.
have on hand lot OF superior Havana Cigars, whole
sale and Isia Country dealers will do well to call Is
can furnish Them With every thing in ihe business.
ianIl-u
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
Ii. y. WELLER'S,

No. %, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
7 HAVE just received, and Oder for sale all kiuGs Of
i Implements and Tools for farming purposes such as
Steel Flows, Esrrows. Corn ShelleFs CrusheFs Large
Boilers, Spades Matioeks. Shoves Picks Manure Forks
and Hay do. In word have tool in the garden
ing and farming business ali OF which will Be sold on
liberal terms.
Flower Seeds of the most superior quality, from d. Ian
dreh Of Philadelphia. warrant them to give sahsae-
tiOu. Come and try them. IjaDlI-tf
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Premium Boot and Shoe ManufactOry

JAMES ". HAMILTON. sRsS FULLER
HAMILTON < FULLER.
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE bIANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, 10 m
NNTE would inform friends and the public that we
w still at old stand Market street. where
we have on hand, and are manufacturing much better
assortment of work than have before offered to the
public, consisting part Of the following kinds:
Mems superhne French Cali Boots aud CATERS
Men and BOYS fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots,
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and SIN
Mems Boys and Youths Kip Shoes. double sna sin.
gle soles;
Double Sole n gro B7ogaps;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light
ouths ana Childre1's coaTSsund nne shoes;
Ladies and Misses Car Boots. sswed and pesgsd.
% Kid
e French Mo.
French Morocco Boots,
sewed and peggei.
We are making our own work from select stock, aud in
good STYLES, and every part oil the workmanship.
Prices Loc anil uniform.
.zg- Work mad; to order. Also, repairing promptly
~ Cash paid for Rides or taken in exchange,
janll-ly HAMILTON \ FULLER.
RECTIFIED WHIsKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "Nscsr " Whisky for sale by
{ jaul6 f. ;. CEEATHAN co.
FINE WHlSkEY.
i Distilled Cora Whiskey, very sru.cior quality.
For sale by ijanl6l Els. ChEATHAM 90.
RYE WHISkET.
rVyWENTY bblS pays oil MOnongahela Rye Whisky
L asuperOr article. For sale by
janis l.. :. CHEATHAN co.
ALE.
VNHIRTY bbls bel Cincinnati Ale fresh. Just received
L and FOR sale BY Ijsnl6l E. 5. CHEATnAM 4 co.
CHEESE.
nNE HUNDRED boxes sect W 7. Cheese. Just re-
ceived and tor sale by
janis T. :. CHEATItAh = co.
STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch just received
/ an d for sale by [iaul6l Z. :. CHEATHAM & co.
BROOMs.
THIRTY dozen Corn BrOoms. just received and for
| sa!e by janI6l Z. $. CiIEATHAN 60.
STAR CANDLES
NNE HUNDRED boxes, halt and quarter boxes Star
| Candies Just received and for sale b.
janis L. :. CHEATHAM i co.
OYSTERS.
vDORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters ~ ems Just
received and for sale BY
jamie /. ;. CHEAIAAM GO
MATCHES.
NIFTY gross Matches in round short boxes Just re-
Il ceived and for sale by -
janis 10. CHEAfHAN co
TEAS FRESH
TPHIRTY boxes Imperial les;
1 5 half chests EXTRA fine Black Tees;
do do Green 10.
Just received and for sale by
janle +. 3. CHEATHAN & co.
FLOUR.
THREE HUNDRED hbls 8. T. Flour, FRESH. Just re-
i ceivsd and for sale by
jail, T. :. CHEATHAa CO
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70 THE PUBLIC.
NXTE are receiving the largest aud best selected

TO THE PUBLIC.
NTE are now receiving the largest aud best selected
w stockof
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered this market. We Offering induce
ments sil pu1ctus buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced to purchase their goods for cash
when they can gaia en- advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables offer buyers great advantages 10 the way
flow prices, and good syles.
Country Merchants will find our stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Caslmefes and peIanes &erincs Rib
bons and many other desirable goods suited to their Trade
at very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
Marines; Muslin
DeLanes: Satin LANES:
French English Merinos; Union DamsskS with
Black BOnbaziues Tasssls, Giulps GorniCe;
" AiapaccaS; EJnuet Ribbons;
L" Merino Il DeLaues; Black cclored Velvet
Rich Lace Habits & Sesyes Super French Cloths:
80 Collars; I" {" CasSimeTes;
Muslin Fancy Yestjngs
Muslin Habit I Sieevas; lambs Wool shirts;
Enb'd cold linen Cam HkfsMerno
Whits cold Silk Tulies Gloves and HGkfs;
Jackonet Swiss FOuncings;Cra and ScaIis;
White Goods all kinds, Brown Canton Elapnels;
Sattineits all qualities; Black
Jeans Ticking. all qualities;
TYeeds Prints,
Flanneis (iinghams
Plaid LiuseYs Irish Linen,
Blend Sheetings I'll qualities, Table linens, e
q" Domestics 90 TwiiiDg,
BrsWn Domestcs Z" super bed Blankets;
sos pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such usually KEPT in
"best class" Dry Goods houses We invite buyers 10
anime stock AID judge for themselves oftbe induce
nents ne Offer. W. A. Il !. e. McLELLASD.
sept5 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 aud SO College ST.
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.fTTEfJ1.yF
AMATEURS IN BUbBous ROOTS.

Z. ). II Z L I Z Z
NJ. 50, BaTIrt Stree! N,shrils, Tennessee,
HAS just received lot Of Imported Duibous - =, -.
l. Roots, superior any thing Of the kind $50
offered; consisting of Double aud single Iva <ssz.;
cynths, NaTessas Tulips Johnguiles, Iris Gro ~
Gus EARLY duo Ven rhrulls, etc; from Van Der a.
School Sous Florists and Eurssrymen, vt Hi.egom,
HARLEM in Holland. As il is the proper time
for planting am in hopes person will let this oppor-
nifty pass without calling D y WELLER and making
their selections.
As soon as the waters up shall have large 10, OF
GARDEN aud Flower seeds Of the most superior kind from
d. landTeth of Philadelphia, who is extensively know
By Gardeners and Florists throughout tie Cnion by
wholesale aud retail.
ALsoAll kinds Of Implements and Tools for Farming
itornests such Steel Flows HarrOyS, Corn Shellers
tna Crshes Large Boilers for Stock Spades, Aat;ocks
Ceyoels, Picks, Manure Forks and Ray do; In word
intend keeping every tool in the Farming and Gardening
lac, snd Am IN hopes generous and liberal community
will patroaixa such honse. daeS-dNn IN
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rEVHE subscriber oilers CnT sale his residence lying in
McNeiTy County, Tennessee four miles east of Purdy
and twelve miles west Of SaTaunsh, immediately on the
under gOJ fence and IN fine state OF cultivation IT'S
OF rich bottom land. There Is good roOmy AIMED dwell
ling framed barn and stable servant houses two
falling well aud spring water good young orchard and in
as healthy neghboThCOd the State affords In Short
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in
hons Terms to suit TIE purchaser snd possession given
Immediately ifdesred.
octlI-3nlw JOHN G. COMBS.
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S31syE:E TER e ROUTE.
$3.50 l-ss.9 55:sEEa9 s13 &c. -,
ttATEs REpUCEDI


RATES REDCCEDI
TRON the 1870 inst 70 las a. OF June the Rates of
; Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
FIRST GLASS.
Books sud Stationery, Boogs, Shoes aud AatS' Bottled
L.gGoIz all t-z
tazpaas s5a Spirits TuEpealns. ia casks and barrels,
China, l-sz s15 Gla,s Wa.a Cigars in cases. CIOeks
Confectionery, Cutlery, IL bikes AID cases Dry Goods,
Drugs FTt Trsss md Ehrlbbery Yurs Garden Seeds.
Looking Glasses and Locking tiLasa Plates "at owners
oysters in cans aaa jars. saldey. Tin Ware Teas and
Spices ps91gg -. 81 W
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except cutlery" Heavy Castings end Ma
ehluerr.
EoTsis1 Liquors. IN b,sl. u pipes, Cordsge Tobacco
in boxes Carnage Springs and Axes, Leaher, in rolls
and boxes Ole n barrels casks GROCERY aud Queens
ware and ccss kce EDc aiiing, Plaster OF
' SPECEAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano ro-te. Carriages, boxed, and
olsT igt ss,cos, H2t enumerated. Also CsTGoEs oil
ACIDS WI. b. token st soga weight but Charged double
lat class .-as gsr lg3 Is. e ~
IRON he a. 4 1raa 10 he lst Of December they will
Iste.s.s, as above, Psr 100 Tss-,..........&l 80
"a o. o. 60 90 s''~-..-''.' W
sPso.a. ra-,r % DO -......:.. "a. 2 90 s.,
Merchants shipping tro1 the Eastern cities viii ind
this the cheapest vel as the most expeditions route
Ersrhis FROM Nyg ork and Philadelphia &c Charleston
and Savannah ranges iron to - cents per cubic foot
according % class and character O.. vessels
As he RzI.I,al CoIIg-a.es ST Charleston and Savan
uah have discontinued re wing ard Forwarding Of
Merchandise, val be Necessary 70 "a TO Commission
Merchants a. those points
Shippers NAY rely Upon strict adherence TO Jbs above
17tss Il J. EN-LA3oN, Sup.,. y. & &. Il. K.
SPECIAL, NOTICE.
10 gbpments eutIGsa above rates unless each and
every cssve has tee uae Of tbs Depot delivery and
lie laide.- \ & g. u. g. plainly marked upon II.
Nashville Jan Iii H. i A
IUUEygILLE. CINCINNATI, AND NASH
VILE REGULAR PACKETS FOB 1926.
r=-.zsa7 =. l4o sgisado aeJ' Steamer E21gESaSN
i5.7ss51,55 50 e. 50 skFs55f7AstE17ssSi
f.1ss5zss.sss5a Carr. P L. BARCLAY, Eszlzl-alzas
And tho .-glri'e steamer
CErEBEiSIAED VALLEY,
Carr. g.. 81. EEgEELL,
WILL Iu the above trade this season, commencing
w thar Er..sr lie FIRST IN Cumberland kiVer-
one oftuosa J7ala VIII cave Nashville every TUESDAY at
4 o'clock T. 7t returning viii leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY ats acsc., ?. NJ, and Louisville every
THURSDAY. a. DO O'Clock, a. j.
rssp5ctsa'l, solicit Tor these fue steamers share Of
public patronage A. HAMILTON,
-erJ-. Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.


$500 UAIOa street.
" = 49, "" S-1elirs rev and beautiful asSo-fuasns
% Dress O0ods unzgrpssSeS in - r,,-lss c,--ss,
& 2. an bttek Plaza san PED and iiro.s5 ss ahsi-
IT,, ,lasl Ss Tag and psialsi BoTarss, Plated
aeat Of Staple o0ds aosiery Par.s0ls ESQ.,
Nus a. lap=6 ThgRST0N 4 BgPsfs1Tn' -
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DASIEL E'sNro n
NASHVILLE SALOON,
.SOyIH SIDE PUBIC SQUARE. no 4.
EEeINT0sE & WHITLEY

HAYE On hard superior stock Of BRANnIE9
IL WiNES AND LIQUORS Of ell Sirds which theT
Slsr lof kSis az wholesale retail Aso Isrce ia u
CiGARS best brands. jast arrived riaHIS-Iu
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GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTArEI

GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTAFEG
NJ are no" ofsriGg great bargain IN That beautiful
lot Containing about acres, With large nun Der
q oesiu trees tOt: said Lot IS II The corner Frank
IN oeet ana the New Orleans Railroad AID the inne-
oe vicinity Of the hot sold the z3Tl inst s3l 81
P Ioot Only small portion Of TIC money viii &c guy
eu Al e@so--hd !o1g Credit given OF tie 0aiAGcs.
ALSO
ru,iei building lot in EdSeGsld opposite Cdeatham
s'I 41dion, ifontlng loo feet the Ca,iaru Piks.
PET 90 ne same CasO0n, bargains se tne ssoTs .-
'e,ooL n UAerea' J l. r. ". BROWN,
asa C5eery Strsst.
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NASHVILLE AND .LAElIs
WILLIE PACKET.

f4'il& no"H'ar ami 'raig TgIt igrr drought f.s.5 -
l f.--tnS.r sni Fre.gbt steamer Aida " s4.-.s-..l
}. H,sacN. Nas ar having bseA purchased ES'-''e''
clu-lvriy iCr the above trade, VII a. soon the
wafer permits C0Ganca hsT regular trips a. above ard
10 al intermediate autpES, and respectfully s17i'' tie
pnUhc patronage. Intending maize MOSTLY arrange
meat a. CarksyIiis for Warisge all tIeigbs val be
Yeyed without extra charge for same.
Due notice will be given Of the DAYS Of departure.
dscl7-GRo H IL HARRISON AZ't
q. 8. Mail Pocket Office, No H. srCpts St,
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Fare ESeasuceG!s
CABIN .PASSACE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DOLL AIRS.
United States EHafaLfme

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, II. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 toms, J. Foster, Commander.
jas. Adger, 1900 tons, s. c. Turner, Commander.
southerner, 1900 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
1eoSN LEAVES Adger's Wharves, every Wednss.
sSITSfs day and Saturday aftsT 'he arrival of the
vssssszssgs<ss,,sss cars fFdn the South " st.
These Steamships ell built for the Line AID for
SAFETY comfort and speed are UuTI7slled on the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive aud c|ur.
tsous Commanders viii insure Travellers Of THIS Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passsg9, 80.
Storage passage, ..................-.....so
For fret ht passage, having elegant state kom Ae
commodstioas apply 20
HENRY NISSROCM,
Charleston, s. C.
nnYS-U
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TACkSTOE & BERNARD.
no. o Hrni0r, sas-,-@

-, 4tVs . OfiiDA e.IsSte
a hF n9@ iscelviBg ihsif stock Of Esit and win. a.
L trr Dress Joo6ss consisting C. silks Can. 4gih
here's tFeoea and Engii1h AsiHos eli Wooi Ds- a97
OF Staple Goods
Tas 25oye goods we're al purchased IL he Eastsruts
ey ooe Oh the hrG since the decline il pfiees OK Forage
Merchandise, aud sill be freely offered 10 tie public ~
prices thai must insurss ready sale We raspsctTinvit
a. TO give our stocx ga examination. octstf
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JOIN G. COMES.
DIR. j. ". GRAY

DIR. j. W. GRAY
OFFICE No 9. Cherry street opposite Judge Catrons
I ead next door 10 Or. b. ". Hall. Residence City
Hotel jan29 SIT.
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WEARE NOW RECEI-
WING cur stock &C WINTER
\ CLOTHING iC- Sea and B0ss,
4 ON pEising a. The newest styles
! 4 Goats, }eS.s l0G Pants, Of dif-
/ eTent qualities, Fi,h q large as
! 5oItmeGt Of Ci0lhs Tssaneres
and EeSt1gs, which We Wiz
make I'D % order, " the most
FASHIOSAhE STYLE.
Also, 4 iargs sssrrtl1snf Of
Geuiismen's Furnishing Goo5s
ard Under Clothing or The best
quality. Silk and Cinghan Um,
Ursiias 10 black and fancy ocl0=s
CLIFTON ! ABEUTT.
October 6, lisa.
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R STEWART r. L. WEAELEY.
STEWART & WEAELEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealsra
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. RrnsdNeE. Nash vile, Tennessee.
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/. TEACHER WANTED,

ADAIS d FROST,
FACTORS AND C0nHISSION MERCHANTS.
hdger'> North Wharf,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
nFFER their services the Planters and Merchants at
Tennessee for the sale O Cotton Tobacco Corn Ba-
aud Other produce and be- leave refer the follow
ipS gent!sUen Of Nashville:
v X. STEVENSON, JoHSsoS b WEAVER.
~ ALLowAY& Co, ia. NCALLErER Co,
,. 2. ALLISON.
Iunsl4-h.
Fresh ". II. Cheese.
DECEIVED this day, $50 boxes prime selected Western
II Reserve Cheese. yrry fine. DAVIS y SWAMI.
White County BrOOms.
DECEIVED direct from the manufacturer 50 dozen
Ii Blooms securely bound WITH wire. manufactured in
White County, equal, If not superior, brought TO
20 the market lor sale bY DAVIS & SWAIN
Domestic Wine.
u ECEIyED this day half qr. casks Domestic Wine
II of Cherry aud the other Of Blackberry said 10 be
new. For sale by janGl DAVIS SWAMI.
IANTILLAs AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
vi beautiful assortment: Of Aantllss Grape ShaSs snd
kHbrderies, which Offering very cheap for cash
spr96 THDRSTON@ BERNARD
4. HoRSE, as. WILLIAMS, mo. A. Usher.
JOHNSON, HORNE & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gg0cEES,
Commissioned Forwarding Merchants and Storers Of
Cotton and Tobacco.
-s7r o. EISset and Sr0Gd st., Easlpsle Tsnr.
July 6, 1883.
blows! PLOWS!-25o Improved Peacock PioEs.
Il assorted numbers. in store and for sale BY
JAM JOHNSON, HORNE s CO., Broadway.
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n REAT BARGAIN IN 4 DWELETNG.-A
7 desirable Brick Dwelling No II Srrnca $780, -
tween Church and Broad The house contains SIX rooms
The lot fronts thirty four feet and back one HUNDRED
and seventy-hve feet 10 an alley ArrIv N
jln25--l0t J.L.& R " BROWN AZ C5s--v e.
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S 22.O .

TO loan on FOUR EONTEs' TIME.
w ave soy rzceiviag consignment Ct s-s =
~ CARRiAGtS, BAROUCHES. AND fss.-s>,ezsssyys-
bCGGtES, Greet from the Mrau:aciorv. at S-ZS2-
V" TOTS Wh'ea W. are instructed 20 sell on the ahov.
'efos Exta5 y bds ANS viii be offered "a the sos
JHilS-im Lower Nsrke. street.. Nashville Tan
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i YALITAELE FARM FOR SALE.

Orders executed by ell Booksellers. Tdec29.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17

not selected according to any standard in fact they
me or men 81 the plains Their arms consisted
in lengthy and light and tough lance Very few Of
them had swords and their dress consisted Of large
pair of drawers besides You win thus that they
had neither ppeclay nor dangleums OF any sort to i'm
down their horses with Az few Of them had srups You
may suppose that they rode are and not in pig
tail fashion, or ss we caliit in vsnezuea erraga eoa
land century ago order & Tighten ' the Scottish
to the poor horses in the campaign their backs AMI
ribs sore also to the riders they never
follow os nsnp o '1S e
deavor to get to windward and kick up great dust
set FIRE to the long grass Of the plains that lots Of dust
smoke should blow in their faces would then
charge and wheel about ad buum. regular cavalry,
heavy or light opposed We would send out small
troops Of forty fifty men to asso them by throwing
the moose either right over the mems heads aud arms
and bodily dragging them of their horses by catch
ng the latter By the legs thus both horse and
ground. Another plan was, to take q few unbrokeu
their tails into the midst of the Spanards. The noise
thus created caused horrible confusion among the Span
nns e g. y
once destroyed whole regiment Of them thus.
Depend upon II, that lighthouses and light men, with
ng right arms form the most efficient cavalry The
LaneIos, from the habit Of throwing the lasso among
the wild cattle of the plains, were hardy, strong and
prefer good useful cut thrust sword to lance and
would only add thereto that modern invention the
vover carrying the cartridges in belt round the waist
after the fashion Of the Spanish contrabant
mana" from which would also suspend the sword BY
these means, all straps buckles, and encumbrances
would be avoided and the horse would have less weight
to carry, and the whole be more effective.
Having thus far entered into Details may
ture to that have been honored by my countrymen
with the Presidency of Venezuela now residing in
New York, and would be most happy to over to
England to aid in any the equipment OF some
effective cavalry for the forthcoming campaign in the
Crjmea 1t would afford me much qualification could
be the means Of saving some thousands Of fine English
horses, as well as the lives and leather Of the men,
need not say that, o South American Republican
have great detestation of Nicholas.
Ihave the honor to be, sir your obedient servant
New York, January, 1855. PAEZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17
The Jesuits In Naples.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEw YORK, Feb. l6, 1885.
There appeared short time ago in your columns,
among the foreign news letter purporting to have
been addressed to the King OF Naples by the Superior Of
the Jcsuits that city, which contained the strongest
declarations on the part OF the Society In favor OF abso
lutte monarchy.
felt satisfied from the tenor Of the letter and in
particular from expression which IL contained
facilitated 20 the order"--that II must be base aud
impudent forgery.
read ths morning, In the Montreal True Winess that the
Tseqraphe OF Brussels OF the 9th December and the
Consationnel Of Paris, both unquaincdly state the
letter In question 10 be fabri:atonthat II was nat
written the Jesus Of Naples with their sanction
remain, your most obedient
l. r. BINSSEi
Consul General Pontifcal states.