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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE NANUrACToRY-
EBEN FULLER.
(SuccessOr to Hamilton 4 Fuller.

Successor to Hamilton Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcT0gs
Corner Narket and Spring or Church Stss,
Nashville, Tenn.
~ HATEFUL for the hbesal patronage bestowed upoa
" this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro-
PreOr feels determined msrt continuation same
in future.
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
work. consisting in part of Men Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
SOLE House Servants Shoes Ladies aud Misses Calf Mo-
rocco aad Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
~ Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banrer
copy and discontinue all other advertisements aue24
NEW GAS FIATURES.
T UST received q very handsome lot CT CHANDALIER9
81 and other articles in our line, and if y0u ever intend
70 have the Gas in your house, you cannSt ind more IA
vorable time, for selling cheaper than sve and
have the very best wOrkmen employed and gussautse TO
do the very best work.
Wshsve all kndsOf Fixtures, rom the large SIX LiQ,t
Chandelier to the plaines Pendant We have Chandasrs
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living on
the lin of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashonabs
Chsndaers, and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises.
Gas PRE WoRK of all kinds, either fer SrEAH or Gas
done with despatch. Apply tOJ H. Ksndrck al the Office
of the Gas Light Company.
-ulYs .r -.- t. z. L. DAVIS kCi
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For the Complete Cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Influenza Asthma, BrOBchitfs, splitting
OF Blood and ntI OIner Eung C0mplaints
tcnding 40 consumption.
8 4g lln4ITS 9

FilHIs preparation IS getting 10 use all over our country
L The numerous letters receive from Farons
geats, informing of cures Effected in their immediate
neghbohoodss warrant ns IN saying il Is Of the bes II
not the very Cough Medicine before public
IL almost IHeves not unfreou entity cures
the very worst When all other Cough preparation.
have failed this relieved the patient Druggists deal
Ia Medicines, and Physicians testify. Agent
in town. what been his experiences Of the
t5bgh of time he Will tel you il best medicine
Below give few letters have rscev-
ed lately regarding the virtues fthls medicine. -7
Dr. s. s. Osih, OF Knoxville, Ga, says-I have been
In r~ae-
Iies tr three years past and Is with pleasure my
belief is superiority all otheraTticles with which
eHb acquainted, for which It Is recommended --
Messrs. Fitzgerald Brenners, writing from Waynesve,
N. c., saysThe LiverwOrj aod Tar becoming daily
more popular in this conBtry and we think justly All
who have tried speak in cOmmendabie Of
4 is recommended ..-- rer- y r---t efE --rI
Our Agentin IN Pickens District, s. c., Mr s. r. MeFau
that he ith great beue his family
and recommendst it 10 his neishbOr He gives
Of negro woman in his vicinity, who had been suffering
with disease OF the Lungs for years, attended with
cough, who was relieved by the LiverWort and Tar.
Such are the good reports we hear OF his FINN
all parts of the Sohth. report Of the surprising
has performed In Western Northern and Eastern
phlet which accompanies each bottle To all say have
hope, have hope! r.-. ---.ra ,.-.--.-.s =
Fry the Medicnef Be warned in seasonu And ne1bsct
not that cough which is daily weakening your constitution
irritating your throat and lungs and ying that dread
disease CONSUMPTION soothing and healing
edy be obtained Rogers Syrup % Lyerwo and Tar
article signed Andrew Rogers the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, One Dollar per tle or six Bottles for Five Dol
lars Sold wholesale and Teiai by .SCoNlL & MBAD,
III CAaIres ST. be Cont and ST. Louis, Sole Agent
for The Southern Stes whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed Sold also by ( .
Welsy G. W. HendershOt Nashville Tenn and by ali
other Druggists through the state an12-dStriwly.
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FARE REDUCED TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE TO
JACKSON, TEHE.
VIA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
Y Waynesboro. For seats apply at the General Stage
Office Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and tfl
sov. of az q m dec22-tL
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JEROME 5. RIDLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
s.- KEOKUK, IOWA,
WILL also attend the purchase and sale of Real Es
w tate and the vicinity Of town and cities Payment
of Taxes the Location of Land Warrants, &c-
RErKR ro-Gov. VIM. b. Campbell and Hon. R. L. Ca
rutbers Lebanon Tenn Gen. 8. r Anderson, Nashville,
Tenn Col Jos. G. Guild, Gsllatn, Tenn; Wm A. Qusries,
Clsrksville Tenn. aprsz-tnWsm
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JAS. Bs. CaSAHGEHEAD,

HAR,DW ARE AND CUTLERY
No. ~. Publlc sqnars, Nashville. '- .-
ITO enable 70 sell goOds at low prices from this date
all accounts for sundrieS purchased credit shall be
considered due when the ARTICLES del iyered aad pay
u.ents will be expected when theaecounts presented
ianII-d,znOly. .U.f ....
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keystone State,
CAPTAIN r. HARDIE,
AND
State Of Georgia,


viii hereafter form Weekly Line TO Philsdephis sailing
eysry Saturday alternately from Savannah and Charles
ton as follows:
The keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
ing Saturdavs-Apr 18th and 26th May 10th and gath,
June 7h and 2lsL Leaving Philadelphia ths alternate
SATURDAYS =, .
The State Of Georgia will sail from Charleston the fol
Ion Saturdays-Apri 5th and 18th, May Sd, 18th and
9lst June l4h and 25th Leaving Philadelphia the alter
nafe Saturdays,
In strength speed and accommodations these ships are
fully equal to any running the coast Inland navlgs
tion 100 miles Delaware River and Bay two nights o.
sea. ~,-
FOR NIAGARA FALLS THE LAKES AND
CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
These Lines both at Philadelphia with the Great
Northwestern Railroad Route through to Niagara Falls or
Buffalo, in 6 hours from Philadelphia. Through Tickets
with the privilege of stopping at Phladephis and inter
mediate points, for sale by the Agents 10 Savannah ana
,g% Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, S2S; to Elmra, s26;
TO Canandaigua S27. ,
Agents at Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN
AGENT at Savannah, g. A. GREINER
Agents at Charleston, T. s. d I. G, BUDD.
aplO'56-3md
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PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, .
&C, &C., &C.
SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINES
CABIN PASSAGE $40; STEERAGE IS.
III. r-sI k,ovvp first class Steamships
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
No i71S South Front Street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
B. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
II sor TO Weller Cook, is prepared to manufacture
20 er Bells for Churches Steamboats, and Plantations
Also Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge,
Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well JOINTS Gun
Mounting, Ant-Frction Metal.
Ali work made by with neatness and dispatch, of the
best material, at low prices and warranted ianlS-y
- NEW FIRM.
NTE have this day associated with Us in the Grocery
w Business Mr.. GEO. N. CARICO. The business
will hereafter be conducted under the style of RUSSELL
SCOTT co. D. W. RUSSELL,
mar27 T. J. SCOTT.
D. W. RUSSELL T. J. SCOTT. G. n. oARIco.
RUSSELL, SCOTT Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. so BROADWAY, NAsHvLLs, TENNESSEE.
FOR SALE. .t..
A FARM mile Southeast from Nashville, near the
IA NOlensville turnpike road, containing ftyone and
quarter acres, hrstrate land, comfortable dwelling
house, fine spring, orchard, &c.
Also-A Farm five miles North from Nashville, on the
Whites Creek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville fronting one hundred and f-
ty feet College street. and hundred and forty feet
on Franklin street. having brick dwelling house
containing six rooms pantry kitchen, smoke'hoGe ser
wants rooms, DC.
Also-A lot near the above fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and seventy six feet on College street nine
weight feet and Market street nnetyeght feet On
this lot well aordng abundant and neverailihg
supply OF good water.
If information should be wanted with gard to the
above property when not at Nashville 1t may be OBJ
tanned by application TO Dr. John 5. Young corner OF
Broad and Summer streets.
dOcIl-6m MORGAN VANCE
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- LOMAX q PRINCE. ,irgs3a
Attorneys at Law,

s. DEMOPOLIS, ALA +"
EY- Practice in Msrengu, Greene, Sumter, choctsw,
and Perry counties d 5-a. 81. yitIoe iiH .-.i'
ap29-2m d&t-w s- s.. fsf# .-4GcH
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland is receding at this point, with
plenty of water however, for all classes of boats.
The r. L. Dduis, which arrived from Rowena on
Sunday night reports the river rising slowly at that
point when she left. The rise has not been sufiS
cient to allow the largest coal boats to pass over
the falls. Two or three boats lighted over and
brought down a small supply.
The arrivals since our last issue were the Aleonid
and Blanc he Lecis, from Memphis, the Rock City,
from Paducab, the Sallis West, from St. Louis, and
the Il. L. Davis, from Rewena.
The departures yesterday were the Cumberland
for New Orleans, the City Of HnNtsuiAe for Cairo,
che AIeO,,ia for N emphis, and the Sligo for points
above.
The j. O. Cline will be here this evening and
leave for Cairo tomorrow at l2 O'Clock, NJ.
The Humboldt wos look ed for last night and will
leave for New Orleans tomorrow evening.
The Quaker City left Cincinnati on the 4th for
this port and will probably arrive tomorrow.
The S1lLie West leaves this evening for St. Louis.
STEAMER CUBA SUNK-From q gentleman
who received a letter frem Smithland in rela-
ton to the casualty we learn that the steamer
Cuba was run into at that place on Saturday
last by the Nathan Holmes and sunk. She
was about to start for this city, having on
board a considerable quantity of freight tor
this city. We were unable to obtain the par
ticulars of the accident.
~ The appearance of the levee since the rise
of water has been very animated and busy. Almost
every thing in the way of freight be seen seats
tered about and piled up from end Of the wharf
to the other Business of all kinds is now very
brisk
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
IL = III y p HOIN1A1 NlhLNhl
Report. Furnished by the Associated Press. ]

go NEW YoRK Dec 5, P. II.
The failure of Jacob Little and A. Rice, of ibis
city, and Henshsw L Sons, Of Boston, have created
much excitement.
The failure Of A. Rice shows liabilities to the
amount of $3.50, 900, all to Charleston houses.
New YORK. Dec Two brothers, brokers in
Chatham street. have been arrested on the charge
of being extensive dealers in eounterfeit money.
$50, 900 in spurious bills, it is alleged were found
on the premises.
BALTIMORE Dec. 7-Hebry George Kaper,
! British Consul at this Port, was sufocated in
house in the western part of the city which was
4 destroyed by fire.
! PlrTsBURG, Dec. S-Acco1ntS from the coal
boats aud barges which lett here the last rise,
very disastrous--A great many barges being as
ground and several sunk.
CIXcIxSGTI, Dec 8 -0a Saturday night the new
steamer Kentucky, lying at Smiths landing As
miles above here, burst steam pipe severely
scalding II persons-3 OF whom have since died;
it is thought that or more will die.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s-Senate-The Standing
| Committees were announced, they are with few
exceptions the same during last session. The
House is now engaged in listening TO the Presi-
dents Message.
HITTsBCRG Dec. OF. M.-hlVer Ieet ~ lnS
ches in the channel by the pier mark and fsla
ling.
NEW YoRK Dec. 6-P. Motion quiet firm;
sales 1900 bales. Pork dull and easier Mess Pork
l9 rs prime II 25sl7 81 Coffee quiet. Sugar
firm; Havana o. Noasses Muscovado 48a5l.
Tobacco frm l0al5. FreIghts easier.
WHEELING Dec 5-River Stationary, with At
feet wPter 10 the channel
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3-The river is at stand, with
8 feet inches water on the Falls.
PITrsBuRG, Dec. 8, noon-River feet 5 inches
water in the channel, and falling.
0swEGo, Dec. 6-The recent gale on Lake On
tario has proved very disastrous to shipping.
CIEcISSATI, Dec 8, noon-Flour firm 25a5 80;
Wheat, red firm 10; Whisky 25a25t; Hogs %
and heavy; Groceries firm.
River eight feet water in the channel and about
stationary.
NEW YORK, Dec. s, noon-Flour advancing, 900
bblS. sold State 25a6 40; Southern firm; Wheat
advanced cts; White ] 7Oa1 70; Bed So; Corn
dull; Lard buovant; Whisky brisk S4t.
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CROoKERs MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Ies-
terday was the Fall opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion las nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Crooker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities of these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surprising any
thing we have ever SEEN The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase will do well to examine
his stock.-tf
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A Poor Relation of the Rothchilds In


There is person, says the Dayton Gazette,
at the Swayne House, named Charles Roth
child, who is close relation to the distin-
guished European bankers. lie is sharp,
goaheaditive fellow and is the msinstay of that
valuable hotel He remembers Baron Roth
child distinctly, and expatiates upon the old
gentleman's eecentricities with svidity. he is
well educated, speaks Spanish, Italian and
French with 1nency and descants upon banks
aud banking with the utmost freedom. His
features are Of the Grecisn cast; bright in
telgent blue eye sparkles above a prominent
nose, and his broken English escapes through
lips Indicating the greatest frmness.
Having read much of the United States, he
resolved to journey through it, and providing
himself with everything needful, set forth,
greatly 10 the modification of his relations,
who refused him the slightest assistance. BE
figures as porter at the Swsynie, and backs his
extraordinary independence by very enviable
supply Of gold. He wears the air of prince,
ana performs only such labor as he deems
compatible with royalty. He has shown us
his monthly mall" which corroborates the
facts we have stated. He may be seen ct the
Swaynie House at any time.
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Pianos and Music learn that Horace
Waters SsS Broadway, Y agent for the sale Of many
ohe most celebrated makers of Pianos and Melodeons
Offering them prices which advise all who desire
purchase to avail themselves Of He also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music of the
regular prices and will forward the free of postage.
his offers to the trade teachers and Schools of the
favorable charactersl Of which he WILDE able to m to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very
We enabled speak of those instruments with
degree of confidence from personal knowledge Of their
cellent tone and durable quaity.-N y. EUdage1iSt.
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Saturday, 29Ih ult, was very severe on Lake Erie.
We learn by teegraphie dispatches thatthe propel-
Ter Manhattan, while attempting to enter the harbor
of Cleveland, ran against the pier and became a
total wreck; no lives lost. She was insured for
$4,000
The steamer Golden Gate running between Dun
kirk and Detroit, went ashore on the bar at Erie,
while eudeaVoring to run into that port during
terrific storm or wind, accompanied with snow.
She soon parted in the middle and went to pieces
It was impossible for life boat to reach her. Her
officers and crew succeeded in gaining the Shore
but one of them shortly afterward died.
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CO NJ NJ E r CIAL
EAsHvMLs DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

A'AohhA+AHt ASNSHlbcl y low.
CorroS-Ths market was quite active yesterday. The
ruling rates we're oA1clc We heard Of sales Of about
80 bales at those figures.
ToBAocoLesf tobacco coming pretty freely Prices
range from 10 TO 10 90.
CoEFEs-Ths demand good for the and pre-
yous quotation, have sustained We hear OF sales at
1lEa2 for Common and Fair and a8c for Prime and
Choice.
suSAH-No change in quotations; market still active,
however, at former figures We quote fair to prime liza
llH, choice at 12,l9kc.
MoIAssEs Quiet, with light sales at fall prices. It may
be quoted 60c for barrel and Csc Tor half barrels Ths
stock hand all old crop and when the new arrives
will be worth about los. Rbo'e our quotations.
sALT-About 300 bags have been received aud prices
have somewhat declined. FiOe is worth 25 and Coarse
90. can be bought however ats 20 cents less than
these figures in large lots Stock hand about 1000 bag,
PuoURA better feeling has been manifested in the noar
since the opening OF navigation. supene worth
OOa6 Is, and Extra 25a6 80.
BAooS-NominA. The receipts are very light and the
demand ui tied Il may be quoted at Ga for Shoulders
IaTH Tor Clear Sides and sass for Hams.
LAED-Unchanged We continue TO quote At 9]Sa 10 Gle.
from wagons
MELL-with supply about equal the demand is selling
at 65a40c.
waEAr-we hear Of few transactions Al 75aso for Red
and s5a9Oo. for White.
FEArnGRs-Resd.y command sSa45c from wagons
THEwAH May be quoted At 2oAS2e.
GnsFNa In demand ats5e,
BUTrER Selling at l7A0Oe from wagons and 22n25c in
market.
brought to market are taksa at lSa9O cents per
dCz-n
wHsKrTbe demand has been good, though prices have
hat declined. We quote sOSs24 cent? Tor good
AID Cincinnati brands, and 90 cents for Robertson
county
cASDurs.-con'iderabls activity notised Sperm selling
Al as; star a. 2sc, and TAllou al lSc.
WoopES wAkE-Ths wholesale cash prices for selling red
Cedar for iron bound backe per doIsn S. brass
bound do s0 iron bound tubs four in nest 81 So eight
ia nest, - 80; cans, si2a2i per d0ssR.
HD-we quote green at sas cry Southern sailed lso.
oolL-Ths supply ii stil short Mountain coal Ia sell
ina Tor So.Sso, sewaBee At isa22 Ohio river 95asOe
Pa Nurs.-ssnlag At T5asoe. per bushsl
New Orleans Markets.
Duo s-NieHr.-CurroS-Wit reduced supply on sale,
ths business fallen On b5og bales DAY. the
being stH infzsor Of sesFs We amsad quota
tous as follows
Inf.rior sHasA MiddlhE uKatlR
Ordinary 1890. iealeis Gooc Md.lag ii!sAlsA
Iow siitlng kaiiS Pair issAis
scaAA-Thsrs has been brisk demand w.th sales of go
hhds a. arm prices.
NolassEs rhs transactions essrass Absui 500 bbs At
sIss $50 ha barrel al 6a6le mostly the latter rate
aud oas Zoe q 70 Dc. peor tosc per EAoa
Tobico0-we nodee sales Of three nur small lots o.
Which hhta al lie ssiishe and Al i5e per pound
Charleston MARKET.
Dee. N.-cuTTos-Holisrs cORtinus hrm, with
light efsrag stocks Sales t-dAy TOO bales Al II = he
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THE REI0s Akr-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything The ceilings over as
and the carpets tread on, hAllowed by Art Art
the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines Of wood AID iron, to act il with
knowledge and snnhates space with lightning tanned down
to the tueledge boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
nothing humble. Anew proof Of this old conviction
has Just fap under notice, in the shspe of CATHAR
TIC PILL, from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist DR.. C.. J. AYR
understand the subject he has carried that article
the farhes perfection Of which capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the necessary and only he has with consum-
skill extracted the virtues Of the medicine to be
poyed and combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
power into sperold pill which is wrapped
veope Of geatne for protection the effects Of weather
time and then thicky with sugar. to its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all the labored
perfection they offered the Public at less than
cent EACH However humble the department. think this
may be say characterized the contamination Of Art IN
It's Enthusiastically Bescs, Bait.
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Are YOu Getting Bald

Isyour hair turning grey Do you wish to cultivate good
whiskers and mousschesH Your hair to be sO silky and
gosyl Your head be COOL comfortable and free Of I'D
ruff Mothers your children have luxurant heads
ofharl Then BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID, which
Sin its unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts IS cts and
81 so per bottle. Bogles Balm Of Cythera stands unri
vailed for Graduating 1d pimples and identifying the
complexion. Price 80 Inventor and proprietor W.
Boyle, Bottom. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
my91-1y.
in life, evil of which many young
guilty, will be promptly counteracted by CARIERs SPANISH
MIXTURE hundreds ofcerhcstes the hands of the pro-
prietors abundantly testify
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For sale By KsraAE RAiSs, Derry Demovule, @. ".
HsaasrsAo, A. r. RssoOs, Eslng BrOsAsS, wAOssas.
josiah g. Brswn. sspss7--dAusa
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-We learn from a gentle
man who has been travelling pretty extensively
through this section of country that the pros
poets for the coming wheat crop are unusually
promising in fact, were never better at this
season of the year. We also learn FROM our
informant that there is a much larger amount
of land in cultivation 10 wheat, and should the
yield Of the next crop be anything like what it
promises To be at present, the receipts aid ex-
ports from this port will be much greater next
year than any season eretofore.-MemphiS
BHLLetin. Al
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BURNING A BABY BECAUSE THE MOTHER WAS
PRoTEsrANT!-The GAINESVILLE Ohio Courier of
Peter Ward for putting the baby Of Patrick White
in the fire. The was held under 81, 900 bail,
falling to give which, he was lodged in Jail. The
Courier says: The only reason We hear given for
the fendsh act lies in the fact that White, who it
appears brought up in the Catholic religion had
married Protestant wife, aud refused to have the
child baptsed in the Catholic faith, to which Ward
is a warm adherent"