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A EnU K
SCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

'gNHERE are features connected with this mill worthy
i consideration and close examination on the part
those wishinP 10 purchase Feed Mil
It's mechanical strUction ard adaptation TO the pur-
poses de gned 20 crush and grind corn Its great
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability is amply provided Tor The complete
and entire Potableness of the Lue dlant rendering us
greater Venrnce plantation and farm lmpossi
BILE II REQUIRES no mechanical aid bill Of expense TO
Il ur anv arm hand servant put up ana set
running IN half time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 70 IN h0r zontafAs most
usua-or head and the mill may be easily attached
where ST an used The power II take requiring
one aud horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 30 good feed meal per hour according TO the
degree Of hneness ground, and the size mill IL IS the
cheapest MILL all things considered, there is before the pub
Anoth-r thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy il the CT that there has been
Patent Rgh speculabg huckserng about the country,
l. usual with the thousand bunglng mAke-sht nipple
meuts that are got ~ as rade-merey money By
selling or psming of the patent right the creduous
then the machine be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Patenee and Propre0rs OF the
Little Giant Mills lieviEg that they can-aDd determined
Of with a superior MIL permanently en-
gaEed in the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested the manufacture OF these mills, IN TIE
East West SOUTH some Of these establishments En- pioy
ing go solely this business so highly are these
mills appreciated that thousald have teen sold within
the past eighteen months and tie heaviest and the ost
Dsiye Manufacturers Of Agricultural impemen IN The
United States have eagerly sought an interest IN ther manu-
IactuTs ana sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested;
Of the kind received and high testimonials
chanic Institutes AID Agricultural Associations,
and by Of subs antia, practical utility aud
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn AND
Cotb Mil. Orders promptly dlled
Liberal discount 70 dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
IA AF9rk ahvilla Tam
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
piNYEr

'INHE Splendid Passenger Steamer tn
BLANCHE LEWIS Z SHAW, Egs1- psSsssl
Master. THIS steamer is being ssEs zs-ss- sffsA
finished Louisville and will be here nv The LIST Of Novr-
ber and in the above trade all the Her fine
commcdtons tor passengers, combined with her light
draugh make her Of The best adapted hats Tor the
Cumberland river trade A. HAMILTON
Oct22-6m Agent.
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W '1IVNN'
TO the Public.
YOUNG AMERICA!

YOUNG AMERICA!
agents Wanted every county this and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
COM Nd cos r. VA 4 l. L..
no al such rare chance make money will be oneredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will he dispos.r
unusually fair terms, by application TO the prOprieto
FARMERS AND STOCK KAESERS,
offer you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the In
on and which cannot be suye ceded by past future
yeuons Ia the very Mill which every Farmer Stock
Raiser should have; will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
Cob pei hour with horse; is easily fitted and
managed weighs SO lbs ami as all intact Of the grinding
surfaces prevented will last any farmer ordinary life
time speak thus Of its durabhty, because be SINE
principle has been fairly tested in the old BARK Mill. Who
4 MIIL On trial
month Il don't give complete satisfaction, to
~ II there be any man thus disposed, let him
speak Satisfaction warranted every case the
~ viii be refunded The CrushrF can be attached to horse
water power which renders 1t the
Mil south Of Mason's and Dixon's line All other ,rushers
the South require too much power viii
ont. AccoTdingto
THI LAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Cob MIL which admits Of lateral Vahblng
motion will sariy soon wear out; all other Crushers
auenAbc to this grand lection and the Poprieors
DARE a. In the Instruction 81 'roUSa AMIR
tea have power, and DIZZY cNrRADICIuS have
rssenc, tion and cHALESGE oNE WORD to the contrary
hav, Tr, vented ~abbhug lateral L'oton, and ali
coupr led H. therefore, assert thAt is lar
uperior to any other Mil. am selling this Tennes
see inyruuon al the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And wanting good thing" earnestly request
81 To examine the true merits and principles Of this Mil
and order IRON The PreprieIors or Agents.
A liberal discount made 10 dealerH.
}. 2. DROMGOULE, Sole Proprietor.
shelbyvile, Tenn.
AG g. It's,
Kills Moore 4 CO. 81 Market street, NNhvi.le, Manu-
cturers and General Agents.
Beaumont. Pail Co. ClaTksviic, Agents for Montgomery
County
ID. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Gies County.
Wn & Hunt, Salem, A. ent ior frAnkla CouHty, Tenn
md Jackson county, Ala
James D. Vance. CassalAn Springs, Agent for sumner
ounly
J. Watcher, Columbia, Agent for Marry County.
". NJ. rtll, 2 NJ Home, Agent Ter SAITH County,
>. r. A'Ain, Charleston, Ag~nt iUr Bradley county
". X. hunley Bros, LoGdOa Agents for tast fennes
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and louisville,

- IL = " T. Il Il
T'HE splendid passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
L VILE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday At - O'Clock
J. G CLINE J HITE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wedn esday at 10 O'Clock, M
JOHN SIMPSON, r. YEATMAN, Master leaves Nashvill,
every Friday al ~ O'Clock,
Connecting Psducah with the daily Louisville and 81
Louis United States Mail Boats and Memphis with thu
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin, H. r. W. Hill Geo
Collier and Ing0mar.-
The accommodations OF this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers viii find by far the speedest Of trave
either North South
For freight or passage apply to
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cHAKCERY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

Peter q. Camden o. .. n Corey ct ais.
he flee ofthe Clerk and Master the Chaucery Court
Nashville. he Ali day Of Auril 1856, motion OF
the complainant by hi counsel in the above cause, and
appearing the faction Of the Clerk and Master that
the defendant Osb IN CoTey and Jane Couey
resi- the state Ui Tenne and Iherefrs tie ordi
nary process Of this Court ssve upon them is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
be mad- for four weeks TIE Nashville Patriot,
newspaper published in the CRY Of Ma hVle, requiring the
said defer dan appear at the Of the Chancey
Court holden the county OF ayisOn at the
house thereof hr city Of Nashville, the first Monday
in next and said III, thu will he tsken
TO- rssrd then and down FIR hearing pare.
ai5-w4t q. d. BRlEN, Clerk aud NJ tster.
Cash for Mules.
WISH purchase One Hundred or year Old Mules Of
good size. ! have for twelve young Jacks,
Of them equal in America, combining spirit and
action so ssary constitute hrst te Mule.
Also-Haye for sale a rye lot Of superior
NOINss GIRBAM BULLS.
Tie Jacks aud Bulls will be sod At reduced prizes
sp2-w2w MARK r. COCKEILL.
NOTI &c u.
He cO-partnerslp Of Per sn,. Campbell Co., Of thu
city, is this y dissolved by mutual consent either o.
the partners having the Of the 81 the firm in
liquidation. W. NJ. PERKINS,
W. b. CAMPBELL,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1855. SAM'L 2. WALKER.
In retiring from the Commission Business
thanks friends and patrons and cheeruy nd
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
". h. CAMPBELL,
sAM'L p. WALKER
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
A Va &. RIG A,

LA' ILL run the ensuing season he 4 I'll -,
w tween the above ports. The EFsf- n'Ess-stl
America has been docsed and thor a<z&-<zz-ss-za<A
oughy repaired this Z and have hesitation Ia sHy
ing that she H. ga respect strength equal O. any boat in
the trade Her cabin has been thoroughly aud and
the travelling comm nifty ~ this b, at for much
fort any boat IN the trade Cap. JOhnsons long
per'enoe Ia he trade with any Acrdrn sufficient 20
his superior skill Hs attention 70 passengers with
iaut. Dor freight passage spIy he Captain
board, or JOHNSON. WEAVER CO.,
No. 20 Market st or to
A. L. DAVIS,
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

I'VE fine Freigh: and Passenger a C-~~1 -
! Steamer, F. HOWARD, Y. E3Osgsssa5 !
NORTHERN Master has cOslme need. sEss1z-za.zszzsh
aud continue make rrguar trip between this city
and New Oea the pres Mt Her capacity for
rying freight elua boat in the trade ana shippers
may RELY upon promptness in the dl very If goods.
nnv15-6m ]. X. YEATMAN. AGENTS.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
49,

OPEN TO TH0MPS0NS STATION.
ON and after Wednesday, Decrmberi 70 trains will run be
~ tween NAshvils ard ihompsou's Station, foows:
GOING sOI TIa.
Leaves Nashville at 40 a. NJ and p NJ; arrives at
ThOmpsons S.zO A. NJ, ami ! IS 2. 81.
RETURNiNG-Ieaves TnompSCu's at s - A. NJ anJ 5
P. VI arrives at Nashville a. lu.Z5 4 and 90 p N
On sunday The Morning Train only vig he run, leaving
Nashville At A. NJ, and Thompson ~ A. M
G#- Al rhompson's The Stages Of Carter Thomas end
Hough connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNFSBORO JACK.
son, TJSCUMBiA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM-
BlA be procured at the General Stage flee under the
verandaa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
Eng Snnt
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A. L. DAVIS Agent,
nctG pncknt NHira

octS At U. s. Mail Packet ONCE.
" Capt. r. DUFEIED will remain in New Orleans inR
the present season. agent the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Vt Mail Steamers. Also, for the Steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business iuJrustsd 10 his
the above boats will be promptly attended TO free
charge decll A. l.. DAVIS
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.


RATES REDUCED.
IRON the 18th Instant to n. 1st Of June the r.,s,ot
Freight rOD Charesson and Savannah 10 Nashville win
FIRST CLASS.
Books and atiOnery Boots Shoes ard Hats Bottled Ii
CAmphne and Spirits TurPsntine IN casks and barreI.
China Class and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases, Checks
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods in
Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubOvry Furs Garden sesds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates "a. owners
oysters in cans and Jars saddsry, Tin Ware Teas ard
Spices, D loo bs. Al 90
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except Cutlery" Heavy Castings ABd Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Corage Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather and box
es Oils in barrels casks Crockery and Queensware in
crates and casks Rice, Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris &C.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages, boxed" and
% hgnt ar' IS not enTnersed Also Csrboys Of Acids
VIII De taken a. actual weight but charged double LIST
All articles not enumerated charged At rates Of an
From 1't June to 1st of Dsce nbe they viii be changed
follows.
lst Class as above, per 100 Ibs-.............N IS
Special rates - q 40 a.
Merchants shipping hon the Eastern cities will Ind this
the cheapest well the expeditions route Freights
trom New York and Philadelphia Charleston and savan-
mn ranges nom to u cents per cubic FOOT according
As the Railroad Companies a. Charleston ard Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving snd Foruaring II Mer-
chandise will be necessary to consgn COmssion Mer-
chants at those points
Shippers rely upon strict adhereSce to the above
rates. h. /. ANDERSON, Sup't
janll-u n. @. r. r.
SPECIAE. NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above rates unless each ana
package has the Of the Depot delivery and
the initials N Q. R. R. plainly marked upon it,
H.LA
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
w and after this date the Articles enumerated below
~ will be through Charleston and Savannah Al he
prices affixed to each article:
Tobacco, hhds. 2 loo Ds... .................. Soc
Pork in bbs p 1On tbs... Al 90
Bsggng aud Rope, 9 100 Ds....................1 20
II. l ANDERSON, supr
iyT-n h Raur,aa I
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Cash for Mules.
j. G.. FELLOWS,

The General Commission heretofore nduced ~
Perkins Campbell Co. will be cundul ted without nterrup
ton nv W. VI. Perkins, under the style Of
decl9-deoAwtf PERKINS 2 co
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From Charleston to New York,
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars.
UNITED NTAEEN UAIL line.
NEW YORK AND cHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS.

Through in 4S 70 So Hours.
S EN- L " h T. Il L Y,
NASHVILLE 500 Tons. NJ Berry, Commander;
JAMES AD6ER....l 800 A" .....S c Turner, 90;
MARION. .........t 500 Nv. J Potter, DO;
SOUTHERNER.. 1gOO t. d EWan, do;
| EAVE Adg-rs WhsrVes every WEDNESDAY and
Il SATURDAY, after che ARRIVAL u the cars IRON the
South and Nss., at hieh water"
Thee steamships ali built expressly bT this line,
and Cor safety ccfor and speed vailed he coast
Tables supplied With every uAury.
Attentive and courteous nfsrs vi insure travellers
By N line every lGssele comiogt and accommodation
Nalin Passage 80
Steer ,..-.
For Fre abr or Passaze having elegant tae
nod ton apply To uFNRY MISSROON,
Co, ner East Bay and Adgsr's South Wharf,
fehl8 CHAsLssTOS, :. O
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Canary CAGES.

ME received from New York, the finest collection
w OF Bird Cage ever in Nashville. Thev are Of ali
and uesSns and are offered a. very medsrst- pr
ces - MACKENZIE WILSON.
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PerxOnal IntoliiQence.

From Charleston in the steamship souherner Miss Dean
/ ) Kns1 Phillips Wsehmsn and lady. ii ays S
Judaa Miss Sheppard so1Sw ", sPP.wn MssHrn
and lady-and &C in the steersge
DEPARTURES.
Ho n M % x siS s h snd s
and Me- fSEs Mrs ivy sSw York Mr.
fss%ss Nj. srsn osar.a ssry.ns Ks SoalsS
ssf Mc s
ssS s:s III sSP.ss
s Ma Sss NM
m Bss h Py
berger York Mrs Jonn satAans Hanover; Mrs VIM De
NE ssys ss q. NJ ssps ss
sas NJ,
9hsse. Mas henry Ernst, VIM Harris Freds harris. A
s sS;' S%
new ass 2Ss
sds children and baby, YORK; Bruins and sSs
NEW oras :1 Holman oho %a
III AqdsI. 8. IoSis mrs s:ua. New Yo,k: Nsdams Mas
SIs aou. So Mr. n sn s
~ sran ssn MI
Holmes New York; fiske Jr, baltimore; Alex los,
lsf Tycn ss
'fss Ass ss ss:1
Frazer, Boston Albert Ctaysntes Knoxvile; Ang Bnro-
rard. do Ohms :. Louis; John Mitcknson, NYork VIM
lad, and infant do; Anton nert. baltimore r. Titus and
Ky sork Richards, Johpson Mr. Jshnhauser Nj
s Nc s New Yo SS' An
For Charleston the Besmstip James AdgerCspt Shelf
field Gerdipg, Col Smith, rhoe Foster. Andres
Uck enp Dunbam WIN Burrows John Ward Chss Lear "
Mrs Weed Wooden Pierce snt LADY. H,sset,, " Muir.
Muthbsrk X Du Puy, DAM Race ss ri Moore p ssaub
lady and infant; Chas Delane Hocb johnson, y Todd
A q Grover M,Lau Oh in. II n Wardav q Robert .op
Nrs Mlledge, Mis-. Wood MN RImmermsn, q ]
Fere, p Rykert Bosteux Brown and In the steer
ters, VIM Chamb.rs Mrs VIM Clarke J ahspier An1on
Rrerry W r Low, Mrs Your Smith. John Tu-na- X
G Jotr.,on p 4 atwood. W D Price C.r'an go xs J
tlsdAct, rZsikl, w Butter, u GrLpy, MAJ MAry
ecchisr. I i c9.psl -ang iw0 y he se,EayN
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YELLOW FEvER.-the British brig Eslipse, Captain
Mitchell arrived At Quarantine the 18th inst from
Bahia Brazil making the passage in thirty days. The
captain reports having lost Of his during the
passage of yellow fever and that the said disease pre-
vailed to extent at Bahia when he left port Not
wthstanding the prevalence Of yellow fever at Bahia
captain fund difficulty in Obtaining clean bill of
health which he promptly presented his arrival in
port Those bills Of health must be reliable documents!
the exhibition of bill of health were to serve
passport to vessels g. Quarantine wharves during
periods Of the year would lined wi tn infected
sells and csrgoes. The above shows how much the
Authorities Ct foreign sky ports for the health and
Welfare of other ports with which they contin uay
having commercial intercourse.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1855.
stocts dull. Peunsyivsnis Elves. 83k; Reading
Railroad, ASK; Long Island, 142s Morris Canal lax
Pennsylvania Railroad, 46L.
STOCK SALES AT ALBANY.
Albany, April 10, 1856.
Stock saes to-cay:10 shares Mechanics and Farmers
Bank 142x; rs Commercial Bank, 128; $50 Gas Com
panE, 81.
New ORLEANS, April 49, 1856.
Cotton has sdvanoed under the influence Of the ne vs.
BY the Baltic &c &c. Sales To- dav Ia 900 bales. Mil
dir II quoted At 1926 1880 The sales OF the week
foot up 600 bales The receipts the amount re-
ceived at the time last year 523, 900 bales
st,ck in port 263 COO Coffee III c Sales for the week
COO bags. Stock on hand 81 600 bags
ALBANY, April 10, 1856
Sales to-Iey:-26 600 bushels white Canada wheat
81 s.ls: Sou hem yellow corn, 70 2, East, c6c 81 :.
.ts COO bushes leo ions D! So,a s.oas pa.er ~"
81 " 81, pei tsa.
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property by the bembardment Of that place in
July, 1854 Il will be read with interest, Is it
gives the history and disposes summsrily Of
ell the arguments used in justification Of that
wspton act of vandalism. The sum claimed
by DR.. Cody forms but small item of the
heavy bill of damages which we shall have to
pay in this matter. The aggregate of claims
arising cut Of it amounts, we understand,
to little short of half million of dollars!
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our whole people that there Is none higher on
. military point than the opinion of Scott,
wsich-our active Mayor IN his message on the
subject assures us-is strongly Inclined to the
necessity of having some permanent works
constructed to defend the navy yard and the
city from the dangers Of land attack.
Some years ago, and Gully shortly before his
death, the Duke of Wellington professed his
willingness to undertake the defence of the
kingdom against French invasion with the
militia alone, but demanded the aid and as
sissauce Of all such works as the art aud
science Of the engineer could provide or af-
ford; 80 our own greet chief, when he says that
tbe IsDs approaches on Long leland to New
York should be defended clearly intimates
that he would not like to be compelled to ma
nGueYe with raw troops in gap Of ten to Of.
,een miles wide againss the approach OF .
veteran army, for he we'll knows that such .
pace gives ample room tor all the tactical
evolutions of large armies If gap is wide
enough to ne penetrated and the prize prox-
mate. what dread would bold enemy have or
0mpsratively remote works, ever 80 stroug on
either faux, which he could, as he advanced,
readily mask !? What we want and what WI.
have to be done, is to have the werks staka5
out; and if any point is naturally 30 weak that
temporary earth works would not suffice t.
hold, then give US stone and mortar. moat and
countrescarp, bastion and horn work.
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Mails for the Pacific.

Mails Tor the PaclhCs
THE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFoRNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship George Law Captain
" L. Berncop viii leave this port afternoon
at 'wo O'Clock, for Aspinwall.
The mails for California other parts Of the Pacific
IN close at one O'Clock.
The Nsw York WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest intelligence from al parts Of the
wcrd will be published eleven O'Clock the morning
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing,
Agents wiz please send in their ordevs early pos
slble
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THE GREYTowN BoNBARDNENT--A HEAVY
Bill OF DAMAGEs.--Tn another column will be
found copy of the petition now prosecuting
before the Court of Claims of DR.. Thomas
Cody, of Greytown, for naturalization to the
amount Of $4,000, for the destruction Of his
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RECEPTION OF Mr.. BUcHASAN-The Board O
Aldermen on Friday evening concurred in
the resolution to tender Mr.. Buchanan the hos
FATALITIES of the city, and voted Thousand dol
lars to pay the expenses. This may De consi-
dered as proper act of courtesy to faithful
ambassador returning from the delicate duties
of a most important mission; but the move
ment has wider Specification, as we shall sac
on the occasion of Mr.. Buchanan's reception.
He was to have sailed from Havre in tue Ara
60, on the 9th instant, and we may, therefore,
look for his arrival on Thursday or Friday
next; the Havre steamers usually requiring not
less than fifteen days for the passage. We un-
derstand that his reception, apart from the
Inequalities Of our city fathers, will be signal
lied by deliberate effort to reunite as "a band
OF brothers," the two factions of the hopeful
democracy here, go long divided aud bellige-
rent-the inside Custom House faction las far
as compatible with Q decent respect for the
feelings Of the administration, and the out
side hard she'll faction las far as consistent
with their inveterate antipathy to Pierce and
Marcy. At all events, the reception of Mr..
Buchanan will doubtless be the signal for a
general firing up of all the hostile parties and
rival democratic cliques from the White House
ut Washington to the frontiers OF the abolition
squatters and "the border ruff Ans" PERHAPS
Governor Wise will be present on the occasion.
They talk of sending for him; but can't the
Kitchen Cabinet stop him?
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visit u tho President and Suite to the New
Steam Frigato Mcrrimae.

ANNAPOLIS, April 10, 1885,
The President accompanied by his private secretary
Sidney Webster Esq., and the Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.
Dobbn arrived here last night They received BY
committee Of citizens and conducted to the Senate
Chamber, where they formally welcomed by Hon.
Mr. Murray. The President replied in q neat speech,
which received with much applause. At night the
President guest at grand bal given at the Naval
Academy, by Capt. Goldsborough, commandant Of the
station. The frolic iept up all night with great
spirit This morning, the President and Secretary Dob
bn escorted by the Governor and the Secretary Of State
Of Maryland proceeded to the Naval Academy q visit
Of inspection when the midshipmen went through q
series Of exercises.
The train from Washington brought ON large number
Of the members of Congress- and the whole party
barked board the steamer Engineer and proceeded to
visit the steam frigate heriimac As the boat ap
preached the frgats the yarde were Manned and the
President and the Secretary of the Navy received
with salutes
After the ceremonies Of the reception over, and
the vessel had been thoroughly inspected, drums
beat and the quarter deck cleared for action and all
the operations of naval engagement gone through with
Guns we're fred singy, by squads, and BY broAdsdes
The bands then beat to quarters the 81 les Manned and
the engagement carried with great spirit to the
bounded admiration of the spectators At the conclu
Sion Of the proceedings collation. given in the cap
tain Is cabin, at which champagne Aowei freely.
The President left at three O'clock when the yards
again manned and salute fred, and he returned
with he members of Congress- in the evening rain to
Washington.
The President and Secretary Of the Navy expressed
their high admiration of the strength and beauty OF the
Merrimac and appeared to enjoy with great deal OF
pleasure the ceremonies and exercises to which the
visit rave occasion.
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imprisonment for Seduction.

PTrsBuRG, April 10. 1866
William A. Guatrake, convicted of the seduction, I'M
der promise Of marriage, Of Miss Mary s. Murray, .
young woman employed . compositor Of the
daily papers of this city TO day sentenced to two
years. imprisonment in the Western State Peni-
tertiary