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mer go at once and get some Of
M,Iean's Celebrated Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier
IL the only remedy that will remove ali impurities from
the BLOOD I; being Tonic, Il sili as thesame ane
srRRE srHzH and NV eoEATR the system. % - -
preston fails IN curing complaint ars
tnE from dIsordersd stats Of the AVA
As Dfuretc II win cure any ssssss Of the KIDNBys
UTERUS, BLADDER; AlteranVs, il will parity 10
blood and remove all YELLoWNEss, PIsiPLEs, orsoRsS
Mis I sure preventive for YELLOW FEVER, cHTLEs Or
AGUE and FEY ER, and CH0LERA. There is 20 nistake
about t. We can refer 70 hundreds Of STEAMBOAT LEN
MsLRaS's sTRRSGTHENISG CORDIAL Ioss not -
quiFe eehcatestO bring Il into notice one &c = nncent
ing effects Can and W Il q very pi ssant % tass
Every COUNTRY MERCHANT should AXE : s1ppy
home with him. Itisan Indispensable re9ody f9r even
familv \ n MeIkAN Sole PrOprieoF Of this Cordial.
= y Also. MeLeans Volcanic OIL Liniment. --f-t
R Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Ptss
For sss ) al The principal DnEEiss IN n sy and
TTWhy Will you 60 IImpIng On crusehes,
win and palma when y ms use Of few bottles
g.LRAN,s CELEBRATED VOLCANIC OIL LIxMEEr.
erpples have been made q walk By ths Of s nTs
uafe nnnent Many that Were ahietsd Twelve yeas
with rheumatism, have been ssseuay cured. Old rua-
healed By The use Of two small bottles Of hslkAs Gk
Cancers, Piles, Paralysis or Palsy suH joints. Tuor
Bruises, Spraas, Burns, SOrebroat Cuts Wounds or az
local pains, % di9erenss how seTers hey w yield % 1hs
wOsDERTUL LINiMBNT. hae ga
Then title no longer with those common HninentI md
msdeseall a once and supply Of MsLsaBs foeans
liable remedy for the cure OF local palma sores sSs.
Sc. on man or beast. Por sale bJ J. II. MCLEAN % Z
julyl-d tfiT-W.s-sa-iHsd proprietor, ST. Louis. No,
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FUNERALS
w X. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Cele
W. brsted Patent Metallic Burial Gases, is
prepared attend all Funerals heretofore when
services may be required Once at the Phoenix Wareroom,
No. 40 Spring street. Cherry Residence No. Il Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-W also attend TO receiving and forwarding bodies
&c yybe iAad LAM
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ANEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD,
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
-. At INV RICITRRS- - ~

I AN now Offering for sale desrzbe Residence
] Summer street, 10 The 7th Ward. The Lot fronts
by no. The House and contains Rooms, ktch
en-, Room Smoke House, Dairy and Stables. he
be aargain. A ply TO A. v. 3. LISDSLEY, i
] b0 ~ 3CO leE8 street
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FoR CoUNTY CoURT CLERK.

q FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announces FKLIx K. CHEATEAh
candidate for reelection Clerk of the County ConrIo
Davidson county. arlF
We authorized to announce Capt. JoHE s. DAshikLL
candidate for Clerk of the County Court OF DAsasoh
county. -------- ~ '-'u
We are authorized TO announce TBoA1s ID. FToeSER
a candidGts for Cerk of the County Court OF Davidson
County. esal sueo G.
e. FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised TO announce A. CKEKI7 as candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county JulySo.
we are authoTa ed 10 announce JAMRs N. HEToE candi
date for sheriff Of Davidson county. mayS7
We ara authorized 70 announce JOHN K. RDMoKDsoH
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county
may % ~
We are authorized to announce Is B. bIeLEF candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. ..rs may %
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Ia The Nelson Tract of Land near Lavergne
was sold at auction yesterday by E, R. Glascock, at
500 per acre.
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The Most Eficacious

= i ne WOSE EInCdCIUUs
o. QUEBEC, Feb. eth, 1884.
Msss-s. B. a. FGkaestOck & Co.
- We had pleasure of receiving this rDing the
within certificate of your Vermifuge, which will be very
gratifying to yoL, as it was sent voluntarily.
We are, gen 'lemeH, yours very truly. J. MUSSON
GKETLEMEK:,My little daughter, old, and my
son ode for considerable time suffering from
worms. = purchased bottles Of your Vermfuge of
which, gave them three Doses according directions, and
stradge say less than three hours they passed less
tSn FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, some Of the extraordinary
length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial of your Vem-
fuge my duty recommend it the public
of the ecacious edes against YET of
fsTed to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me TO be your MI eh Obliged and
H humble servant, NATHANIEL LkATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail bv all principal drug
gss and country throughout United States.
aug 2-lm
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MUNICIPAL EIection .

Mu1AACApaA ElcCtlOH
We are authorized 10 announce ANDREW ANDERSON
candidate for reelection Mayor Of Nashville, the
suing msnicipal election. aug i5--td
=Ws authorized to DAN. TRIGs, csndi-
date Mayor Of Nashville at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton,
r TO THE VOTERS OF NASHVILLE.
Having been solicited by numerous friends 20 become
candidate for Mayor Of Nashville, take this method OF in
forming of said City, that candidate and as
my election certainty and being DESTROYS Of giving
entire time and attention the Office. will lease
Livery Stable and two Dwelling Houses on College
street for twenty quick may lose
q bargain. [ang left n. SINGLETON.
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Wheat, wheat.

WheaCy wheat.
WANTED 300, 600 bushels prime White and Red Who's
w for which will pay the highest market price, de,
livered Ware hOuse, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be classed follows
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid prime White above
prime Red and 10 below for prime MEDITERRANEAN
this Wheat is the lowest classification When Amber Wheat
prime cents per bushe WILDE paid the price of
Spring and other Red Wheats.
The Amber known here by Farmers Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat. Next this is the Golden Chsf-mosr
desirable.
First Glass, White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except the MEDITERRANEAN which
is ten cents below in value.
1000 Grain Sacks on hand by
'une2S II. 8. FRENCH & SON.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Is hhds Sugar. 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee,
2OO bbls rushed Sugar. 800 baks extra Bait. do
50 bbls Powdered Sugar, 40 pockets Old Java,
100 bbis MOlassss, 500 kegs Nails, assorted,
$50 bxs Star Candles, 900 bxs 6X 10 and OXI2 Win
ESQ half bIs do dow Glass,
900 quarter bxS do, 800 bxs Glassware,
100 boxes Dayls summer 50 bags Pepper,
Candles, 40 bags Spice,
500 bXs P'escOtt's Soap, 40 Ginger,
800 Va and No. Tobacco, 100 o. hf. bxs Sardnes,
900 casks Carb Soda, 400 cases Matches,
900 dcZ Painted Buckets, l20 nests Tubs,
so nests Keslers, 50hXs CARROTS SNUFF,
10 cases Tacks 20 dOz Sifters,
20 bis GuDp and Imp Tea, 90 hair chests Black Tea
800 Wrapping Paper, 1000 dozen MasOns Biaeing
200 barrels Pixies Whisky, 400 barrels Whisky various
20 Old Bourbon do, brands,
60 60 A. NJ Brandy, sc bbls Mon. Rey Whisky,
20 q Gin; 90 bbls Native Sweet Wine,
% zoe La Napoleon Cigars, 100 600 asst brands Cigars,
5000 Opera do, 100 bxs Neles Cigars.
800 bbls Walkers xxx Summer Ale. For sale low The
trade by LANIBR, PHILLIPS & CO,
augI3 80 Market street. Nashville, Tenn.
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oomptroIier
STATE LEGISLATURE.

", are authorized to announce GRoesx P. MCCLELLAN,
Sullivan County, esndidAte fer Comptroller. Iaug2iteI
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Painting EstablisEul emit

Painting EssEablishul emit
BUILDERS. HouseholdeTs &C., requested
ID lice that the undersigned having made the Necessary
arrangements and secured the services OF competent work
men, is now prepared 10 take
Large Contracts
10 the line of his VOCATION in all its various branches.
In the department of
House Painting,
The subscriberi prepared with the greatest
promptness all contracts no large which NAV be ten
dered in style and upon terms which fail to give
satisfaction.
He is also prepared 10 execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Granting and
MaTblins.
Having in that department secured services of the most
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having in
line to give him call before maxim final arrangements.
mRrchS-du r. T. 2 EMING,
No. so Union st., between Cherry & Snmmsst
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HOIIOWay'S PiIIs.-The saoW and cadaverous
mpexon which weak stomach and inactive
liver replaced healthy tone under the operation
of these great purifiers Of the secretOns and the blood
Sold al the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane,
New York. 244 Strand London, England; and by all
druggists at 25 cents cents and Is per augI6
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Dysentery, Bloody FlUx. DiarThOea, and all
disol deTs of the B0wles.

THE Gr9fensrg Dysentery Syrup, sovereign all dis
4 orders OF the Bowels Nothing Is more jurionsthan
the opiates such disorders The Dysentery syrup
neutraZe aery aud chemically alters the contents OF
the Bowels and very gradually checks the discharges
thousand certificates of its efficacy could be got N ldaie
Tennessee alone, prefer 70 give but one, nom ne
chairman of the Board Of Health, New York
Nav YOsK, April 2s.b, 1873.
My position last year, Chairman OF the SANITARY Com
mttes of this cit brought constantly In contact with
persons sa ring from Cholera, Dysenery &c Facts coming
under nv ewn aon with references 70 the emeacy OF
your Dysensy SpEup the diseases have been
by the testimony OF my aococetes on the committee and
particularly by Alderman De Forest Of the First Ward so
sron Nv prs sed with the value OF your
il to be sent Quarantine, where the Cholera
tnen existed: aRd Il is little remarkable maj But
single case was reported afterwards - -.
= TIMOTHY r BIBSARO, NJ. d.
Hr- s-s Chairman Board Of Health, NY. q
The ChiIdrensS Panacea is well known to be
NEST ecaeou all disorders Of children from one to nve
wears old why should two thirds OF all The children born
die befofe they ave years Old II II were not tha me
Vermuges and al the other powerful medicines aemns
tered 70 dem were mostinuous Ieethng and other
dsassses the second but little aPprenen-
sion where this Il used The Dysenery syrup and Chill
drea5s Panacea are thsn words exDress
July "a AAChEN1lc q bnOn WI ~.
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Buff and Gold Paper Window shades.
BEAUTIFUL article fully equal in appearance the
n Muslin Gold Shades at less than quarter the
They made heavy Double Glazed u Curtain Psper,
and will excBde the light much better than the Muslin
shade also entirely New Article aud worthy
attention of dealers. Manufactured For by
w. WILSON,
aug l5-2w 9Th Street, below Market, Phila.
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DIR. A. q. GOOdiet,
MANUFACTURER OF
Vegetable Panacea
GooDLET,s LINAMENT. OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.

EYE SALVE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which afict so many persons, sooner relieved and
more escGuay by the proper of the Vegetable
Psnaces than any other remedy.
Female Diseases The Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIet's Vegetable Eminent, GOodIers
UnrivaIed Ointment, and GoOdIet's Eye
SaIVe, are superior remedies All persons whe have
made of them speak of them in the highest terms.
FAMILIES who adopted the of the above reme-
dies prepared by Dr. G. Goodet, much pleased with
them and generally give them the enthusiastic praise
may2g-tf.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
+ AN now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, OF the latest styles, expressly Gentlemen
wear, TO which invite the attention Of my
the public generally.
ALSO, sCOTT's RRPoRr FAsHIoEs the Spring and
Summer. SAM. PRICHITT,
junebH-u 81 Colleee street.
DITTSBURG AGE-lOO. Obls for sale BY
i fsba4 K. o'KAEB.
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" We were accosted s.day two since by familiar
voice. and gentleman did not remember 70 have seen
before, stood in presence. comic smile played
his mouth and his told of mischief, and not
until explanation did discover old acquaintance
Who the last time we saw him, gray a rat but
now by the magic power of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
his hair is as black coal and soft sk.-LOUsciHs
7ymss July 26-lm
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Wheat, Wheat.
WYE will be constantly Market for Wheat for which
wv we will pay the highest Marx ct prices.
julyS-n FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.
Emigrants for NICARAGUA

LII young men are DESTROYS Of emigrating 10 Mic
n aragua with Gen. VIM. Walker, have opportuni-
y of enrolling their Eamesby calling upon either Of the
designed. b. MCLAUGHLIN
Z. W. CLARK.
II Mr.. Mclaughlin can be found at the Daily Gazette
Office time during the day Mr.. Clark be
he Capitol
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

THE Booms formerly occupied by the Clerk Of the
Il Chancery Court my Office on Cherry street,
for rent. Apply to
iuly3I-tf. O.. W. l.. BOYD, JR.
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The Latest style Hat

FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
WE have full OF Straw ard Leghon hats, for
boys and children. select supply OF Pa ANA CeylOn
and Epgish Sutton Hats for gentlemen. As the season
advanced, shall sol them low.
may3O WATERFIELD & WALKER, .
Fashionable Haters, 26 Public Square.
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LINCOLN HOUSE

l. INCOLN HOUSE.
TULLAHOMA, TENN,
10. B. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge of the above HOTEL will endeav-
IL please all who may favor with call. OF my
friends and the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county
would solicit PATRONAGE My table will all times be pro
vided with the best the country Affords aud every will
be taken to please all.
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this house.
the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg Mail nd Pas
senger leaves this hotel every Monday Wednesday
and Friday for the above places y O'Clock p
turning day Thursday and Saturday il O'Clock
making connections with the NashviIl Chatta-
rOoga, and McMnnvijle and Manchester Mail Trains
Tulahoma, August "a, 1857.
JOHN RAMAGE,
No. AZ, College Street
rs in Reoeiptof
Il White Satin Slippers
{" Kid do
Black " Heel do Trim'd;
Italian Cloth Lace Caters Plain and Tipped;
- Heel Lace and Congress Caters;
Misses Kid Heel Boots &C., &c,
JOHN RAMAGB.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH.
Err VALICES.
lust received
y Ladies Large Dress Trunks with Trsyes;
d" Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
% g" Buggy
Ashland Vslices, superior article;)
Leather Travelling bags, &c.
For Sale very cheap by JOHN RAMAGB,
aug Is 40 College street.
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Trying the Lot.

A tall, long-legged Hoosier, from Jas
per county, Indiana, distinguished by a
little head perched upon cranes neck,
accountered with swallow-tailed coat,
and pantaloons that refused to be coax
ed down to his ankles, boots shining
with tallow and hat that scorned over
half inch Of brim-stalked into the
Richmond House, last week, to get what
he called fancy dinner" Being shown
to the ordinary ard asked what he would
have:
"Well, dog on it, don't know" said
he, casting his eye down the long and
seemingly endless array Of frican deaux,
cotelletts, ragouts. and other .kickshaws.,
on the bill of fare, which confounded him
with their variety, while he dispaired of
graphing with them all
What would you take Squire, if you
were in my place? cuden't eat all
them thar fixins you know--I cuden't,
by thunder. ef never was to have q
mother meal Of vlttels in hui coon's
age."
Wouldn't you like some soup?" ask
ed the waiter.
"Wal, Squire, your boat right, |
recken. Bring on your soup, and then
I'll pitch into your billed vittles. You
tax all the same, they say, and it's hard
choosin'-so I'll jest try one plate through
the lot, [ i0iH, ef / bust"
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IMPORTANT ITEM IN RAILROAD Con.
sTRUCTIoN.--The New York and Erie
Railroad is laying an iron roadway fol
its track, composed entirely of cast iron
and includes everything pertaining IL
the roadway except the rails. 1t requi
res no bolts or spikes of any kind, and
may be taken from the furnace and ad
justed upon the road, with less labor and
expense than is usually required to lay
the ordinary wooden sleepers. The iron
casting is embedded in the ground on
stone. or similar solid foundation, where
it is secure from frost and other distur-
bing causes. The rails rest upon india
rubber springs, which deaden the noise
of train, and at the same time eases
off those heavy blows and shocks Of the
engine and cars while running, thus di-
mlnishing their wear aud tear. As the
superstructure of railroad wears out,
it is estimated, every seten years, a
road laid of material more durable than
wood must be an improvement.
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Supplemental to an Ordinance, passed june p
ith, $50, entitled An Ordinance to pro.
vide for Lighting the City of Evansville with
Gas.o
SECTI0N /. Be it ordained by the Common Coun.
- Gil of the City of Evansville, that whenever the
Common Council of said city shall desire to extend the
gas pipes - or along any street, lane, alley, public
such street, lane, alley, public grounds or thorough
fare and shall furnish and advance to the Gas Com
pany mentioned and designated in the origna! ori-
nance 70 which this is supplement, by the name of
John jeffrey a. Co., or the successors or assigns of
said Gas Company, sum Of money sufficient defray
the reasonable cost and expense fprocurng such gas
pipes and laying them down along the proposed line
extension, Il shall he the duty Of said Gas Conrany
pipe along such street lane alley, public grounds
Council may direct, the city furnishing the means to
a9 s9d eee ,e rGSs p ismg posts and M
nance, and the said Gas Company shall furnish to the
CITY G sl0ns such Linz or Ext gas to be consumed
may be furnished for the like purpose in other pars Of
the city, and the said Gas Company shall also firnsb
gas for private consumption along such line Of exten
to private consumers in Other parts of the city.
SEC 9. The City shall be credited ON the books OF
and such new line of extension, and shall he
charged said books with all the gas consumed on
and whenever the amount thus Consumed enmaIs the
cost of procuring and laying down the service pipe
become the property Of said Gas Co@pany in tbe same
manner and to tbs same extent il ii had been orgi-
ldlN uOWn WIN the means OF the
Gas Company, and until such pipe so becomes The
property of the Gas Company the City shall he entitled
to collect and receive from private consumers along
such line the price Of all gas used by them, or the CITY
may at its option require said Gas Company 10 make
The collections from private consumers along
and account to the city for the Provided that
any advance made by the City under this ordinance
shall not bear interest and shall not be PAYABLE other
wise than in gas as above provided unless the Gas
Company should fail within reasonable time after re-
cevng The advance to furnish the gas along the pro-
posed line OF extension according the provisions of
the first section OF this ordinance.
sEC-3 Until the service pipe on any new line con-
templated by this ordinance shall have become the
property OF the Gas Company under the provisions of
the last secon the said Company shall render to The
Cfy monthly bills accounts Of the Gas used Oh such
line, showing how much used by the CITY and
how much hv each private consumer on such line du-
ring the previous month.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall not take effect or be
binding the City of Evansville until the said Gas
Company shall file with the City Clerk the assent of
said Company thereto in writing, and upon the fling
OF said assent this ordinance shall take effect and shall
be published by said Clerk.
JOHN HEwSON, Mayor.
Attest: WE'LL. III. WALKER, City Clerk.
aug4.
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Gbansbius 9ailg Sournd.

WOMEN IN KANsAs.-lt will be seen
in another column, that the females in
Kansas are, by law, entitled to the right
of suffrage, and some of them design to
claim it. 1t appears by letters from the
Territory that they are also stalking out
claims to land, occupying them as the
laws require--proving them up and tax :
ing out their pre-emption papers in their
own name. When the first girl applied
to the land Office to know if her right
would be recognized, the Register replied
''of course you have right to pre-empt,"
and she did pre-empt. and others have
followed. One of these female squat
ters from Indiana, writes to some ac-
quaintances among the girls at Richmond,
Indiana, to come out and make their
locations" and stake off claim. She
says:
Let them ask brother or father to lend
E@VS
10 pay for loo acres of land. Allow $40 to
pay expenses to Kansas, SEQ to build cabin
and obtain furniture, $50 for a stove. $40 for
provisions, and with the remaining $50 fence
iour acres of ground and hire it plowed. In
this enclosure garden can be made and corn
and potatoes enough raj sed for a year. After
they have paid for their land they can sell 40
or 50 acres to replace the borrowed money,
and yet have an independent home. This
sounds as though it could be easily accom-
plished and il can if they are not afraid of
some privations and hardships. They must
not fear to reside half mile from neig hbor
nor be disheartened by a little ague and fever.
In the consciousness of their own integrity
and purity they must stand unmeved by the
II hear' and ''they say'' of the weak minded
and suspicious. They must know how to be
happy without society, and spiritual minded
without church. Let those who are tired of
sewing, tired of teaching, and tired of doing
nothing come TO Kansas, and arouse to action
those dormant powers of body and mind
which are necessary TO the perfection of their
being.
SUSAN Z. WATTLES.
z. S. Since the above was written one of
the young women has ''proved up" her pre-
emption and paid for her claim, and received
the necessary papers from the Land Office.
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TThe constant dread of assassina.
ton in which Louis Napoleon lives may
bejudged by the following paragraph
which we clip from an account of the
Emperor's visit to Queen Victoria at
Osborne House:
A most vigilant surveillance was kept
up in the neighborbood of Osborne, and
all over the island, by strong force of
police from London and Paris, and boats
were stationed off the beach at Osborne
to prevent the approach of any shore or
strange boats. 1t was thought the I'm
perial party would return to France on
Monday, the 10th.