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Ellen Brown, formerly teacher ia one Of the
high schools In Boston, was brought up before
The Police Courts Of that city, on Saturday last
for insanity. She had become insane with contin-
ual thought and sHeitemedt upon the subject Of
spirituAlism.
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CRY ROAD, Jan. 81, 1880.

rE- The correspondent of the New Orleans Bee,
writing from the City Of Mexeco, says:
believe that Santa Anna and his Administration
are doomed. That they still exist arises not from
their strength or popularity, but from the bad
management Of the revolution and the utter absence
ofleaders worthy ofimplicit confidence and respect
frightiul disaster occurred in the harbor of
Mazatlan the night OF the 18th of June A
considerable number Of vessels we're, according to
custom, moored outside the harbor. They were
mostly laden with valuable cargoes and were await.
ing an anticipated revolutionary movement in order
that they might enter the port, by paying part
only of the heavy duties exacted by the tariff The
movement however, did not take place, and the
government having abated somewhat of its de-
mands, those vessels sailed into the port 10 the
latter part OF May. A few days afterwards, during
the night of the lst instant a violent south wind
arose, the waters Of the harbor we're iashed into
fury, the storm became furious tbs craft became
manageable, were driven from their anchorage,
and brought into violent contact with one another;
six Of the vessels nearly entirely destroyed,
and 30 of the crew drowned. The cargoes lost are
estimated above one million dollars The vessels
lost are as follows The British ship Benjamin Eikiu,
from Liverpool, with return cargo Of iron and cop
per-two of the crew drowned; the English barque
John Patchett, loaded with dry goods; the English
barque Tartar, with a full cargo from Europe; the
French ship Monette, vessel and crew totally lost,
with return cargo Of mother of pearl, dye-wood,
and skins; the Peruvian brig Miguel from Gunyavil,
with a cargo of liquors, no, insured and the Ameri-
can schooner Copeland, in ballast.
The Albany Evening Journal saws thai Govern
or Clark has associated Joseph Blunt, Esq, OF
New York, with the Attorney General. as counsel
in the Lennon slave case, which Is being proseea-
ted by the State Of Virginia
The question involved in this case is whether q
slave-owner has under the constitution Of the Uni
ted States, the right Of transit with his slaves
through the State Of New York on his way irom
one slave State 10 another. The State OF Virgins
has made an appropriation Of several thousand dot
lars for the defence Of the right Of transit IN The
Supreme Court Of the United States and New
York, IL seems, has employed eminent counsel al
is own expense TO oppose The right We presume
the trial viii take place next winter, aud the deeis
ion viii be anticipated with deep interest in 10th
sections Of the country. AID, rhsa "aads, Il H'rs
stand.
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r A q S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUMsH

II AyING largely Increased my supply OF Rags BY The
Premiums offered The past year, ending June Soth
induced to oaer larger amount % Premiums for the
present year and ri paw The above premium IN q
ten Merchants or Pedars who viii deliver from this date
to the it q JAY 1870 The largest Of RAGS The
70 be hoaght outside o. and BY dong business
outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
l WILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY and + sue a
certificate 20 the owner Of the received and paid for
These CERTIFICATES must be kept and or bsrs next
July 20 that three dsuerested Merchants Of Nashville can
make the awards The largest amount being entitled 70
ti00, the Bext largest to $50 and down.
Merchants sending Rags viii pesse write that may
know In whose ~ Issue The certificate Combnations
will not be z1oSei
Woolen, Lhsey. SIX and WoTstsd Rags not wanted,
and vii not be Included la TIE above.
earnestly so greater attention 70 saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tunnesses.
jy4-dtTSAEa W.. WHITMAN.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

DIBLEs and TESrAMESTs Of all description from the
ID above SOCIETY may be found deposite my store
Send your orders and they shall be hled a low rate
CHARLES W. SMITH,
jy10 al College street.
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WANTED 10 hire for the balance Of this year. stout,
w active Negro Man, to work in my Tobacco Factory
Apply Immediately. w. MEREDITH,
Jyl3-u No. As College street.
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NATURAuzNG FOREIGNERS. Il During the
present session of the City Court of Charles
ton, S. O., up to Saturday night last, the
Charleston Standard says tao hundred and
.ftty foreigners have been naturalized. Thus
we see the kind of weapons the enemies of the
American party are fighting with. If such an
effort is made in Charleston merely to deter
mine the result of a sherifP's election, what
may be expected here in Tennessee in view of
the important elections pending9
In view of such indications as the above,
can an American citizen long debate on which
side to array himself2 Are you for or against
the American cause9 Are you for or against
the continuation and extension Gd Ebitum of
foreign influence and the success of the anti
republican schemes of the Papal hierarchy
"Under which King, Benzonian2"
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NEGRO MAN WANTED.

EOUND-A large BRASS KEY, which the owner car
Il have by calag and paying for this advertisement.
jy13
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The White Basis.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Thnrsdnu Oct & 1870

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Thursday, Oct. 1912.
Mr. Burton called up the resolution which he had
heretofore moved for the reference of the subject of
Congressional APportonment to Select Commit.
tee.
Mr. ToRBETT suggested that the Committee should
have regard TO voting population rather than 10 the
three fthS SLAVE representation He was understood
20 favor a ratio based upon the number of free
white males the age Of twenty one, observing
the act of Congress so far as the number OF mem.
bers assigned to Tennessee is concerned.-iSee
Nashville Wig Of Oct s, 1912, and Nashville
Union date.
Again: AS member of the State Senate in
1843, he showed hostility TO protection to the
iron interests, so important to large portion
of the people whom he now seeks to represent
in Congress, as exhibited in the following ex-
tract from the official Journal of the Senate
Against the Iron Interest.
In SENATE, Thursday, Dec II lS4S
resolution from the House requesting our Sem
ators and Representatives in Congress 20 procure
the passage of law permitting Railroad Iron in
certain to be imported free of duty, taken
up and read.
Mr. Turney moved 10 amend said resolution so
as to request our Senators and Representatives 10
procure the passage of law allowing eUe1y kind of
troa 10 be imported free Of daty.
Which was determined in the negative,
Ayes,
Nays 10
The yeas and nays thereon being demanded, those
who voted in the affirmative were,
Mess-s Critz, Gardner, Laughlin, T0RBETT and
Turney-5.
Those who voted in the negative were,
Messrs. Allen, Brabery, Cooke, Cullom, Earring
ton, Gordon, Harris, Henry, Jennings Martin,
Nicholson, Nelson, Powell Ross, Of Anderson,
Ross, OF Lneon, Sewer, sneed, VOORHEES,, and Mr..
Speaker Andcrson-l9.
lSee Senate journal, session 1894, pages SOL,
S65.
Again Ii appears that he voted in minori-
ty Of ttOO against resolutions instructing our
Senators and requesting our Representatives
in Congress TO vote for the annexation of
Texas TO the United States. He says that in
this instance the Journal records him wrong.
The Journal was printed by Mr.. Eastman, then
his brother Democrat and now his partner in
business and co-editor Of the Union aud
Americda We give the facts, and leave them
with the people:
Against the Annexation Of Texas.
Is SENATE, Tuesday, January 2S, 1874.
Resolutions Of the House in favor Of the AnneKa'
ton of Texas were taken up, and having been
amended, were adopted, ayes 2s, noes 2.
Affirmative voters we're,
Messrs. Allen, Bradberry, Cooke, Critz, Cullom,
harrington, Gardner Gordon, Harris, Henry, Jen'
nings, Laughlin, Martin NelsOn Nicholson, Powell,
Ross OF Anderson, Ross Of Lincoln, SEWER, Sneed,
Turney. VOORHEES,, and Ar. Speaker Anderson.
Negative voters,
Messrs Davis and TORBETf.
GSee Senate JoesrRai, Pags 6S5 session 1861
Yet, again: Col. TOrbett appeals 10 Gay
WIGS to vote for him. Will he please to read
the following record Of facts TO back up that
very remarkable appeal! 10 1927, it viii be
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PUBLIC SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES
ON TIM
BY II. s. French & Son.
" comprising in part:
100 hhds prime Sugar;
400 sacks prime Coffee.
LOO bis Whisky;
1890 sacks Salt;
loo ktg Nails;
zv9 boxes star and Tallow Candies.
100 bags Cotton Yarns;
100 beNes common Tobacco:
100 do Jesse Hares VII ginia Tobarco.
100000 Regalia and Melee Cigars:
800 boxes Pint Fasks;
y casks Brandy and Wines;
100 de- Plough Lines;
80 bbls Loaf and Crushed Sugars:
1870 leams Wrapping Paper;
100 bbs MOlasse
10 kegs Shot and Lead &c g.,
TERMS OF SALE-Sums under $40 casb over stoo -.
days, with satisfactory endorsers payable in Rank
H'-u II. ;. FRENCH & SON
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PARTICULAIt NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire interest Of my partner
have drtcrmined 20 sell Goods az les profit than ue
have heretofore done II Is known that keep the best
style OF Goods and for that house nav not be
known very cheap one, bat all things considered We
pledge ourselves 20 sell Goods at reasonable rate and re-
specially ask for the patronage Of endA and the comm
nifty generally. J. H. MeGILL
Il0 0u Successor 10 Myers McGiu.
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We understand that the national branch of what
was the Know Nothing party of Massachusetts, an
tend 10 standby their platform, and that they VIII
NOT succurnb to the doctrines of Wilson Co., but
win nsattairl distinct organization, under d'e doc
trines of tie Philadelphia meeting. Senator war,
rem and Jonathan Pierce have not surrendered at az
to the FreesoiLers.
Let those who cherish "a lingering hope
that American Nationality will ultimately fail
of its glorious mission, in Massachusetts or
elsewhere, ''put that in their pipes and smoke
it."
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NOTICE.

YONs co. respectfully inform Their patrons and the
IL public in general, that they have just received a very
large and well assorted stock Of fine and choice imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the celebrated
POcahontas and CANISTER brands. We have a fresh
supply Of well known
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Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps.

which, with the large stock Of other goods always hand
will give better inducements to make their
purchases Of Us, motto being, email Profits Quick
Sales" LYONS & CO.,
iy13 10 Cedar street
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NANTED-To establish by First Class Insurance
w Company an Agency in this city. To a person Of
good business habits, wiling 20 devote bis time alone the
Company, liberal compensation viii allowed address,
with reference, Bon 9oo, Philadelphia l9-8i
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remembered, the Legislature of Tennessee, I'M
der the influence of the heated Clay and JACK
son excitement then pervading the State,
passed resolutions sustaining the monstrous
charge of political "bargain, intrigue and
corruption" made against Mr.. Clay, In 1913,
when investigation and discussion had left no
plausible ground for any reasonable man to
doubt the monstrous wrong Of this charge, the
annexed proceedings in the Senate show that
Col. Torbett sustained the charge by his vote:
Bargain, Intrigue and Corruption.
IN SENATE, Saturday, Dec. 16, 1913.
Mr.. Harrington submitted preamble to which
the following resolution was attached:
BE IL resolved by the General assembly of tie
State of Tennessee That so much Of the remarks or
argument alluded TO, and adopted by the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee in 1927, as contains the aega-
ton, either expressed or implied, of an improper
and corrupt combination or as it has been more
generally denominated, ''barter, bargain, and in
trigue," between said John Quincy Adams end
Henry Clay, is, in the opinion Of this General As
sembly, unsupported by proof, and not believed to
be true"
The Preamble and resolution was taken up on the
18th OF January, 1874, and Mr.. Turney moved to
postpone indefinitely. The motion failed.
Mr. forfeit voted AYE!
The resolution was subsequently slightly amended
and adopted.
On the adoption, Mr.. ToRBETr voted MOI
[See Senate Journal, 1884, pages $50, Ss7,
Sos, 5Ss.]
Of course, Clay Wigs will, sin due FORM"
paw him their compliments at the polls
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ABBOTT'S NAPOLEON.
W. T. BERRY & CO. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
S. O. Abbott with maps and illustrations. vols.
Also:
lie CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de Courcilon. je2S
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JULY HARPER.
TooN, NELSON 60. have received Harper's Magazine
for July. Back numbers also supplied ivs
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GHAIN WANTED
Ho. for Kingston Springs!

GRAIN WAIVED
HIGHEST market price given br WHEAT, CORN an
II RYEsy lB4l g. HAMMOND CO.
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FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.

TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS AND VALICES.
INTE have on hand large assortment Of SOLE LEATH-
w Err TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, and VALICES
Philadelphia manufacture, which will sell the very
lowest prices. RAMAGE CHURCH,
jy7 AZ College street.
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BANK OF NASHVILLE.

DLANh CHECKS IN LARGE and SNAIL Books BANK
~ OF NASHVILLE, new and superior BOT, for sale By
Jc3 spG CHARLES W. SMITH.
pro COFFEE-slT bags Rio ooaee, prime article
IL Just Teccived and for sale ~ :. II. LOOMS co
John n. WEST has recently received, in Adliiion
u 20 bis ioTmer stock Of Factory fiEdiEgs,
SO feet Leather Betting,
PAaens Belt Paaehss-Gssortea IN one handle,
y doG- sheep Skins,
rs Calf
1000 Ring Travellers. mEgl2-u
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RIJsHTON CLARK e. CO 8


GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofula, DC.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
il 4 CO being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUsHTON, tthe only Rushton eyer connected with
the firm ! their GENUINE COD LIVEk Oil Will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
CO surviving partners and sole successors. ~
was Mr. Clark who went to New Foundisnd to So
perintend its manufacture, and he Is the only Drug
pist who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and a. he will continue his supervision OF
that branch of business will warrant our OIL
nnra and genuine Az success in lis depends
upon It's parity. be particular TO see that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK & co is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been usnl the Oil of other makers, without sue,
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our msuufaetufe.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK & CO., for many persona have initiated
our stYle of bottle and LABEL for the purpose Of
palmng off an inferior article; and since Mr.: Rush
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which IL not in envy way connected with
Rushton, Clark IL Co, the ouly representatives. OF
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, CLARK Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD co and by Druggists gen
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe l3-0& wSm
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IJMlTED PARTNERSHIP.

TIME Underrigned to wit: CHARLES
Y moKRIss. JOHN r. TANNER and JO-
sEPH r.. ANDERSON, hsve this day entered into
: LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, for tbs purpose Of
tr,nssctina or carving on the business OF ikON
s,own Az the Tfedessr Rolling Mil, whereof they
are proprierors in the city Of Richmond, In the
name of MORRlsS u TANNER. The said NOR
sIss a resident Of the county Of Henrco. and the
aid TANNER q resident of the city OF Richmond.
are general partners; and the said ANDERSON. resi-
DENT of ssid city is the special partner and contn
hnfes TO the capital of the partnership the sum OF
STREAM thousand dollars The said partnership 10 to
be ein on lat day Of January, 1885, and to expire on
v illness our hands ct the city Of Richmond this
o." 20, VI CHAs Y. NORRIS,
JOHN =. TANNER,
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON.
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MUDICINEs.

GOLD WORKS WONDERS, and 20
NJ does LEONAhD's COUGH sYRUf. e the
s,s.bias syrup l. greatly recommended to chill
4 an r. well - aduIts by several Of the most emf.
nsnt physcisns u b.. cers s o ,ns an Kssr
- IL Your houses for yourself wis .aa children
s.s IA no sinsfs instance has LkONAnDs IT.
sTANT RELIEF been known 70 All Who' 'sAe"
N. B.-To Insure speedy cure, i must Do 'sAeh
Invariably after each attsck OF coughing.
re- Price, Csc per bottle: A..,t..
Me-. 1uscrLL. LADD Co Wholesale Agenus,
70 he hsd OF eli Druggists and Geo. Webb NorioiH'
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M D-IOO, 900 Dollars IN ex-

WANTE D-l0o,0Oo Dollars IsIsi 10 e1 s,
NERVE and BONE LINIMENT, the greatest rem.
edy Of the age for Rheumatism; Neursisis; sPpains
I'd Feet Chapped Hands and all diseases for which
ent would be applicable
This Linmsnt 10 aiss highly spoken OF bY person.
who have used it remedy for horse kichs; cats,
chaps; fistus; &c. &c. Yield at once to Its magic
power. ~ pst, 4
Raera Adie Gray Duval Il Norton, w. r. Laid,
L. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally throasnout
fhs nitv. Ie a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60.

TyHE PARTNERSHIP of ANDERSON,
MOKRIss CO., vas dissolved on tbs let IN
stant NV limitation Altpersous having claims against
shs Concern are requested 10 present them TO the
Senior Partner for settlement and al persons In
S.h,sa 10 tbe Concern will please make prompt pay
49, JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
" CHAs. Y. MOHRiSS,
I.nuarv 1855 ROBERT 8 ARCHER.