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SAWS! SAwSI! SAWS!!
WEIGH GRIFFITHS
JHxTRA hne Cast Steel Circular Saws Of size ncu
II ding saws for the portable Mills from AZ TO "a in
elusive In diameter, together with Gangs, Muley, Mil,
Gross Cut Pitt and an other kinds These celebrated Saws
have been IN extensive the North West the last
egentyye years considered by competent judges
the best made Manufactured by them and for sale by their
srent n Bakeweu 21S Main street. st. Louis Also for
sse at Messu. Clark, RenfroW Co.'s, and kngslaad
Fersusons st. Louis
WIN. JEsS0P 4 SONS CELEBRATED STEEL,
OF kinds imported to order, on gooo terms
a. can obtained from any other house engaged Il the
manufacture Of the article
n. BLACKWELL, Agent,
Sheffield Steel ar-house,
No. 219 Main street,
R.b2e-eu 81. Louis, Mo.
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ROoKs ron THE Public SCHOOL.
RAILROAD NOTICE,

RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined Cor Charleston VIII and amer this
" date be charged eaa5 per bale Of 300 Pa lcss and
IS csnts per 100 be. t0F excess Of over 80 lba
II. T. ANDERSON
sspit-u supt n. 4. O. \. q.
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NEW FURNITURE

NEW FURNITURE
a STILL coming to R. W. sHAFFER'S,
u Wa Rooms. No. College street, .
~ who intends 10 keep constantly on -
Inland every article in the Furniture - -
line suit all snk nd together with Chronicles, Lamps
and good assortment Of Clocks Mattresses constantly on
hand and order have hand at present good
OF Chdrens Willow Carriages all cheap for cash
or gooc paper. ID. W. DORRlS, Agent.
my25-2m
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DOCTOR HooFLAND's
CELEBRATED
German Bitters,
DR. G. N. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa,
WILL EFFEcrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICR,
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from q dis-
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such al
Constipation,
Inward Piles, Full
Of B God the
Head, Acidity Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust
FOR Food, FunesS weight in the
Stomach, Sour EructttiOns, sinking,
Fluite Ing at the Pit of the Stomach, swim
ming Of the Head Hurried and dicult breath
ing, Ilutierng at the Heart, Choking SufOcating
Sensations when IN lying posture Dmness OF Vision,
Dots Of Webs before the sigh, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspration, Vel
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C. sud
den Pushes Of Hest Bur ing
In the FLESH, Constant I'M
agnings Of Evil and
great Depression
OF Spirits.
II Proprietor in calling the Of the public tC
this preparation with feeling conf
dence n its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
It's recommended.
no new and unted article but one that has stood
the test Of years trial before the American people
preparation extut The testimony in its favor given By
the prominent and well known Physicians and udt
viua in all parts Of the country, immense The follow
ing from State respectfully submitted, referring
Win may stil doubt to Memorabilia" PracticI
Receipt Book for Farmers and Families, be b gratis
all the Agents !or the German BiJters.
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch street, Pha
depha, Pa.
Testimony from Tennessee.
DR.. II. Scarborough, Dover Tenn. Aug 23 1885, says
az have sold AL the German Rittcrs you have me-
If the preparation continues t. do as much GOOD as il ha
done, It will be the best medicine sold here"
Snodgrass, Sparta Tenn August 20, 1888 says: 81
pleased state that your German ers has given salts
faction IN every in lance where Il has been u ed"
b. T. Hollns Hlsborou h. Tenn August 81, 1883 says
81 pleased that the German BItters have gve
general sau faction "
Dr. p Fsto Bro, Knoxville, Tenn, 9th April, 1851
sad "Your Bitters selling very fast and ever
that has used sOr We have been able to learn
has zen benefited"
J. W. FIR nklin Co.. Gallan, Tenn December 30, 1850
said: 1.-THE hrm will want more Of your Bters soon
Of he partners thinks It is great medicine"
R. ;. Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn September l5 1852, said ::
"1here great demand your Btters here please
another lot SOON"
They vEGETABLE, nee from all injurious In
greents always strengthen the system and never pros
tTate IT,
ID in Nashville by BERRY & DENOvILLE, H. @. SEQ
VEL, EWlN BROS, and q w. HENDERSHOTr, and By
Dealers in Medicine and store keepers everywhere.
maTiO-doswtriawly
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HARDWARE.


N FALL CUNNINGHAM have removed theirz.1a.=R
s., stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS, N v
~ TO No. ~ North Side Public Square, opposite -
-the lower end Of the Market House. being the Ha1NV
old and well known stand Of MORGAN, GARDNER CO.,
where they are now Offering at Wholesale well Sc
ected assortment OF all articles In their line Of business
Merchants visiting Nashville, are requested 70 call ana
examine their stock and prices. jan4-trEAWom
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100000 BOXES
Sold Annually i'm TENNESSEE!
Just received, direct from New York,
u s,G40 FRESH BOXES.
THE VEGETABLE Pills,
venapod nv the Graefen berC Cou,aaur.

THE VEGETABLE PILLS,
Prepared by the GraefenbcrK Company,
Were compounded after long study observation Of III.
laws Of nature and close upon the properties
should form pill which would In harmony with these
laws and aid nature herself 20 work a We oh
serve thAt whcn tne po 10 1seaseu he various organs
composing the vital system make effort 70 throw or the
order and is aid these organs in their work that
cine designed The remedies too often used will dc
ths but Wil by main force II we may the expression
upset the whole vital orgsnzaDn and, while carrying OF
the diseased matter will leave every part Of the system
strung do not bring other arrangements
than the frst The true Oerdti0 Of medicine % giu,
tcrodSed dcffry 10 ne gedns possessed Sy nature r n,
repal of ne causes o. disease This be done by gen
lie means and from observation and experience
that the Gasenberg Vegetable Pills combine The kinds and
quantities Of vegetable remedies necessary 10 elect the de-
The inventor Of the pills was for many years afflicted viii
complication OF diseases the result Of some bilious derAnge
ment IL seemed utterly impossible that hi health should
ever Be restored and the Of the profession
we're all In vain. physician himself he spent many
weary hour 10 rejecting medicine and It's eects, and
the orturng pains Of bed may traced the dsOov
cry Of pill which restored the dscoverer 20 health, and
which In constant BY hundreds Of thousands who
Priee, IS cents per boz, or ave boxes for 81.
HAHsIsox, Tennessee.
GENTLEMEN: The eraefenberg Medicines taking nnely
the people becoming acquainted with them the sar
sapAra has especially wonders In Of liver and
hung complaints Of Ions standngone case particular
That Of Judge GArdenhre, who has been confined TO his
ss os nsary tive Year, with an internal disease 20 osd
aSsn Two bottles Of the Sarsapaa and three boxes
~ ne vegetable Pills have made him quite well and stout
toS attending 10 his business actively he ever
49, would lease you 10 hear him express himself IN
case. sAatTfff - ~ ~ 80 !. a, -
aos sss ~ AsEx MACKENZIE Nsshvie and BY every
~se - Nse'e maria
RO0KS FOR THE PUBLIC SCKs00s
~ ocAcnnaoes' ApvAN CourTr
0ooDalcaf ConrEkHsSsIvE Gn.aa.-., -, NJ
koso BOOK Foa rhK scROoi. RoosT - -''
DUNToss Corr hoox, No. l.
hoAsNs 6nosRAFHr,
6oonAlcms PnlNKA Gno0aaFHx
ks1KarEAniAN kKAnEn.
fouEus' 0RADcAL kakbkRa. 4, aaA
faH OkIotE. Ae., Ae.
This day received BY
uarS Bre CHARLES ". SAITH
RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined Cor ChGrieson VIII on and amer thl,
" date, be charged eta5 per bale Of 800 Pa ess and
IS csnts per 100 be. f0F excess Of over go ha
H. T. ANDERSON,
sspit-u suPtN. q. Q. r. q.
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FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
By THE JEFFERSONVZLLE r. r.,
Via Cincinnati.
BY THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI R. B.;
Or, Via Indianapolis,
BY THE BELLEF0NTAINE d CLETELAND r. r.,
To sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg, Baltimore, Washington City. Phil
adelphia, New York. Boston, &c.
DOTH Routes are expeditions through fares TO any Of
ID the above points the same.
First Glass Passenger Trains leave the Jenersonve r. K
Depot daily Sundays excepedD to make sure connections
with the roads beyond
ELEGANTLY FITTED UP OMNIBUSES
Are carrying passengers from the Hotels any part Of
Louisville, to and from the Railroad Station.
Further particulars be obtained by nquirng at the
Offices Of the Hotels, at the Jacksonville r. ONO
the Gait House, Louisville where through tickets to all
the principal cities can be procured.
JOHN ZULAUR, Prest,
A. p OSBORNE, sup'.
J. w. HALL, Ticket Agent in Louisville. Jan20-h
vicksburg Whg Natchez Courier New Orleans Pcayune
and Delta Eagle Enquirer in Memphis, please copy for
three months, and charge B. r. onice.
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nRRvoORr HOUSE.

HRFSH FRUfTS-A suopiy of Strawberries and
Il nnd Rasubsrrles received this day BY
spSi az wEssEL 4 THOMPSON.
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vT,uaVRIS IN EUROPE AND The
il Fast; Or, A Year In ESGLaSD, sooTLAsp, lhn-Asps
WALLS FRsNcK BELsIuN, HOLLAND, GEAAAsI, AUSTRIA
Iy.Tv GaKEos Turkey sTEIA, PALEsriSE aud EoTPr ~
samuel Irrnsns Prime. with engravinsss tn Two Volumes
iast received and for sale BY cu.p1rs w SMITH
myi0 Sue ShAAIAS W o~iin'
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IITARRANTED free from Grit or any Glusnens Sue-
w stance whAtever and superior % any other orayons
nov IN
Afer hAyng given the American Blaekbr ard crayons
far and Impartial trial. being fully ecnsinced of ber
sup-ror ucri1 readily tespmoay IN iavos Of
telr being the best Crhyons that have
bning al The qualities hAi could be desired IN such
ticle
mons. shsrvin, English HIsh school. BOs,sa,
Gee. Alen, Jr., Hancock
Hahbard winshow, Y0ung Ia ies' I"
j. D. PhbEi l. STATE Normal school, n. Britain, conn
Francis ;. Williams, English High school, Boston,
Pierce AHen, Eng. Classical school, W. Ne sson,
". ni.inghssi state Normal School RFidEeEAteE,
jonathan Tsnay, M.nchesteT IA Eh Schoo,
}. :. katoa, PniEPs Academy, Aad0yer.
A. Z. Pope, souerviie,
a. W. Piynpson, stAts Normal sehool, AIbany, Mt.
EbFitss Saith. cameridge High school
Ees sale 81 CHARLES W. Smith.
aprls Bue
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-~o., uENV.-A farm ooutaiping IS acres. With 40
Il -, eeaTsd and Eeod tHo.siory House, roonss
-. ~rrants' roou kfchen, smoke-hoase, oasky neas-,
-, - a. miles IRON Nashville, and near s2fing fAce
- a. Lslansa Fizs Tsras easy. Apply %
- - h. A. BALL0WE.
t..,s a. General Agent, No. N Deadsri<k O.
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INOR KENT i have for rent a splendd stand for
Il Blacksmith. the Mures sborO' Pike 10 miles no N
Nashville. Improvements, god shops hmfy re.ldsness
and al necessary hOues 10 - acres OF cleared &Ao
plenty o. are wood, &c. Terms EASY. APpy 70
r A. BALLOWE, Geni Agts
Iant - No n Deaasrick street..
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Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each an
every train By leaving directions at either Of the above
Offices viii forpassengers in all parts of the city, with
out fail. IeZo-d
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

WELL ExpREssED.-The N. Y. Journal of
Commerce, of the 9th, closes an admirable
article on the Massachusetts persecution of
Judge Loring, by saying, in reference to abo.
litionism generally:
Asuperior and inferior race are now work.
ing together for mutual advantage, under
more auspicious circumstances than are
known to the negro in any other condition
in which he is placed in any portion of the
globe. s.
Abolitionism would produce war Of races,
and the extinction of the one for whose pre-
tended advantage it is invoked, with great
injury to The other. But yet, to accomplish
so dangerous purpose, every other valuable
principle of American freedom-whether it
relate to the independence of the Judges or
the supremacy of The Constitution-must be
broken down and destroyed. Bounds ought
tie be quickly set to the further progress Of
this folly, and leave the remedy remedy for
slavery to the sure worker Time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

A SAD MISTAKE ABOUT PRINTERs.-An
exchange says the public have funny no.
ton about printers. They think il costs moth
ing to puff, advertise, &c. And thus one and
another will sponge an extra paper, puff, or
some benevolent advertisement. They for
get that high price is paid for every type
set. They forget that it is this business that
makes their business known to the world
They forget that it is the Printers ink that
makes nine-tenths ofthese immense fortunes.
They forget that it takes money to pay COM
positors-to buy ink, type and paper-and
lastly they forget to even thank you for
working for nothing, by gratuitously putting
their business.
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tY- The numerous class Of inventors
throughout the country, the Washington Un-
ion observes, will be gratifed to learn that
Congress has made provision for IN increased
force of examiners and clerks in the Patent
Office, by which patent cases can be disposed
of with reasonable despatch. In the general
appropriation bill it is provided that there
shall be, in addition to the present force, four
principal examiners md four assistant exam
iners of patents, and If there should be still
further necessity, the Commissioner of Pa
tents, is authorized to employ two other prn-
cpa examiners and two assistants until the
close of the next session of Congress. The
inventive genius of our countrymcn was
never more activoly employed than at pres
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THE SECRET LEAGUE.--A correspondent
of The Baltimore Sun writes from Washington
Us follows:
81 have the most positive reasons for sta
ting that there is not word of truth in the
statements going the rounds of the Northern
press that n secret league exists between
England and France against this county,
Emperor Nicholas autobiography is, of course
attached to any treaty concluded by any
power with Russia. So it is to many SEN
fences of political criminals exiled to ST.
bera"
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HALIFAX. March Is

HALIFAX, March 10.
The steamer Africa arrived this morning.
The news is highly important.
The Emperor of Russia is dead. He died
on the morning Of the ID. The event ere.
ates the greatest excitement. No details are
received 1t was announced in the House of
Lords by Clarendon, and in the House OF
Commons by Palmerston.
Rumor is aAoat that he was assassinated,
but it is thought he died of apoplexy after
an attack of influenza. His illness was
known in England before the news of his
death was received. 1t caused slight rise
in funds. The effect of his death had not
transpired when the Africa sailed.
The Vienna conference opened on the 9Th.
Peace expectations are daily growing strong
er. No news Of the least importance from
the seat of war
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WASHINGTON, March 2, 1856.

DEcEIT.-The Olive Branch says il there
is any being on the face of Gods footstool,
that we utterly despise and nbominate, it is
two faced man who greets you with an out
stretched hand, smooth words and smiling
face and yet the moment your back is turned,
SCOTS about and reviles you, nsinuates per
haps, base charges which only helish malice
could invent, using his vile tongue to stab
your reputation or that Of your family, and
all probably to revenge himself for some fan.
cied wrong, to which his hateful imagination
alone gave birth. Such beings should be
driven out from among men, and be compell-
ed TO wander up and down the earth, brand.
ed like Cain, the scorn and derision of every
decent human being.
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PERILOUs POSITION OF ENGLAND.

The following article, from late number
of the London Atlas, confirms more plain
trnth than we are accustomed to find in the
English newspapers. 1t shows that aristo-
cratic shans and gew gaws nolonger deceive
and dazzle the honest journalists who repre-
sent the People of England:
"Every step towards the war, and in the
war has been made in the densest, grossest,
and most calamtous ignorance; the people
knew nothing, for what was movable was
concealed from them by secret diplomacy,
the Cabinet knew nothing, for they were
wiIfully blind, the commanders knew nothing,
for they had no capacity to see indeed, the
only men who did know anything, were the
common soldiers who knew their dutv, and
did it bravely, and knew likewise for their re-
ward all the miseries that plague, pestilence,
famine, and incompetence could bring upon
them. Instead of being nearer peare, as we
ought to have been, we are just commencing
war-wi,hout plan, without principle, with
out purpose, and our only preparation forthe
great coming struggle is 10 have lost the
finest army which ever left our shnres, and
effrctualy friglted our townsmen and peas
antry awaytrom the recruiting sergeant.w
effo is we paralyze, while upon them we
must rely. We have made ourselves pitied
in France, despsed in Germany, distrusted
in Poland, and IN object Of wonderment and
contempt in Switzerland, who for months
past has been offering us the troops we pre-
tended to want, but had not the common
sense to accept. In addition to these deplo-
rable results of popular apathy and aristo-
cratic misrulc, many branches of trade are
langushng, provisions are dear, and CONNER
ca distress, starvation, and social disorgan-
ization stare us in the face We do not draw
this horrible but true picture OF our position
and prospects, for the mere sake of creating
alarm. Far from it, we tell the plain unvarn-
shed and unpalateable truth, in the hope
that it will rouse the public from a slumber
which is as suicidal as it is insane. Our peo-
pie are sitting upon powder barrel and
smoking their pipe as if it were a caIume: OF
peace, and war with its alarms, had passed
away. We fear the consequence of such IA
tai conduct, and would do our part to excite
rational action while there is yet time to avert
the most serious danger with which our coun-
try has been threatened since the revolution
of 1858.
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lY- Our exchanges state that in the prin

e1g- Our exchanges state that in the prin.
cipa cities and towns of Ohio there is n spin
it of strong determination to enforce the
Liquor Law. The Cleveland Plandealer, the
leading democratic paper pf northern Ohio,
thus utters itself on the matter:
And now it remains to be said that we are
decidedly in favor of prompt, impartial, and
thorough enforcement of the law. We 20
for an open.handed and fat-iooded enforce
ment OF each and every provision of the net,
at once and at al hazards; and we shall up
hold and encourage the constituted authori.
ties in the work now fairly before them
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SoUTHERN PRESIDENTIAL MovEMENT.-A
Presidential caucus was recently held in
Richmond, Va, and nominated rs their can
didatc in 1856, the Hon. Kenneth Rayner, of
North Carolina. The nomination was effect
ed BY lot Eleven strips of paper, bearing the
names of Gen. Houston, Kenneth Rayncr,
WIN. C. Rlves, Millard Fillmore, Daniel Ull-
man, Geo. Law, Gov. Pollock, Alfred b. Ely,
Gen. Bayley, Commodore Stockton and Ja-
cob Broom. were deposited in box, and one
being casually taken out, it proved to be the
name Of Kenneth Rayner. The act was re-
peated, and Mr.. Rayner's name again appear
ed. Hereupon it was agreed that the Hon.
Kenneth Rayner was the proper person for
the candidacy. .... ..r.l.
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The THUGs.-The Thugs Of Hindoostan
are an association who believe it is their du-
ty to exterminate all who do not belong TO
their own Order. They meet in secret
lodges, and are sworn with solemn oaths--
They lie in wait for unsuspecting passers by,
and, attacking them suddenly and without
warning, strangle them. The higher the
position and character Of the victim, the
greater is supposed TO be the merit Of the
act. The Thug who strangles the largest
number of victims in the course Of year is
rewarded with the title of Grand Thugo Of
the Council, and invested with despotic pow
er. If any Thug refuses to yield unques-
tioning and impici: obedience to the COM
mands Of the Grand Thug, they make an
image or effigy of him, which they burn, at
the same time stoning and cursing it. This
is supposed to visit him with all manner Of
msfortunes. After this, any Thug who meets
him is bound to stab him to the heart, pro-
vided he can do'so without risk of detection.
Every member ofthe order is sworp to deny
his connection with 1t, and when interroga-
ted, to say he knows nothing about it, When
apprehended and brought to justice, they
claim to be persons of the greatest morality
and virtue, and justify their acts by saying
that they only wish to establish the true re-
lgior, (viz: their own) and to prevent for
eigners, (viz: all who are not Thugs,) from
getting control Of the country.
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RAILROAD ScEsE.-"Mr. Engineer, is ther

RAILROAD ScENE.-"Mr. Engineer, in there
any danger|
"Of what, Madam"
"Of the steam's BUSTING"
"No, Marm--the only things that bust
on this locomtive--are the boiler and engin-
eer."
The old lady felt relieved, and the train
went ahead and killed Mrs. Dubois brlndle
cow-a suit for which is.now depending in
the Supreme Court.
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THE POST.
ATHENS, rHIDAY, MARCH as, 1855.
CONCORD, N. H., March l5.

u a. CONCORD, N. H., March Is.
The election excitement is intense. The
Democrats have given up the election. Re-
turns from l8l towns (more than three
fourths of the State) give Metcalf, K. ~,
a,7OO majority. The Know Nothings elected
1877 Representatives; the Democrats So; and
the Wings s.
The town hall floor at Meredith fell while
the people were balottng, precpitating 300
persons lS feet. Over 100 persons had bones
broken.
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t4g- An exchange says that it is an error
to suppose Old Bullion received that appela.
ton from his advocacy of ameiaIlie currency.
The name is compound of Bull and Lion,
and was conferred upon the Col because he
is wont to roar like the latter and be as OBJ
stinate as the former.
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UNCLE SANS PAY RoLL-The followin,
$Sl.647,6OI.

THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT AND THE
CLRRGY.-Mr Walsh, in his last letter from
Paris to the New York Journal Of Commerce,
says:
Spain's third Minister Of Finance, within
two months, seems determined to sell the
estates of the clergy for the relief of the
treasury, and the Cortes are nearly unan-
imous in approval. He deics the Holy
See.
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New ORLEANS. March l3,

II is reported that Santa Anna had defeat
ed the insurgents under Moreno, and, also,
compelled the main body under Alvarez to
retire after a desperate battle. He then, it is
stated, returned TO the Capital.
Advices from Brownsville to the 7th inst
state that Mexican steamer was taking on
board troops at the mouth of the Rio Grande,
all of whom were destined for Vera Cruz or
Tampico.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-23

6TA young girl recently entered COM
plant before the Mayor Of New York against
her father for cruelty beating her, and stated
that she had previously complained to Justice
Clark, but that instead of proceeding in the
case, he advised her to leave her father and
prostitute herself.