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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-10

TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1857

. The American papers of Nashville, are
silent this week, IS to the point where the
District Convention shall be held. The fit
Hess OF GAINESVILLE, as the central spot, equally
approachable from every point, is apparent to
the entire District, and this, of itself ought to
be conclusive in its favor Usage, too, has
liked this as the place for the Conventions of
both parties; and unless the Nashville press can
present considerations overwhelming these
dissatisfaction must follow the change-not
being convinced of its propriety, the people
wlt indulge suspicious as to the motives. We
trust, therefore, that no further attempt will
be made 10 depart from the usage of the party.
-ClarkroiHe Chronicle.
We are little surprised to find in the
ChrOnSole the insinuation of improper mo-
tives contained in the above paragraph.
1t was not called for by anything said by
the American press of this city, and is en-
tirely gratuitous. We fear its parentage
may be attributed to the spirit suggested
in the sentence of Holy Writ-''The wicked
fee when no man pursueth."
Now, as to the Convention: We don't
care where it meets. 1t is matter of no
Importance to us whatever We shall take
no part in it. As an organ of the Ameri-
can Party we deem it our duty to pin our
self to no mans skirt, but to await the &C
ton of the Convention, and to support its
nominee if he shall be fairly chosen.
We proposed Nashville as the place Of
meeting at the instance of members of the
American party who thought that as for
mer Conventions had been held at Clarks-
vile, Montgomery would now be generous
enough 10 send her delegation abroad.
They believed also from former experience
that delegates from Dickson and Robert
son would prefer Nashville, point quite as
accessible to them as GAINESVILLE. Dele
gates are often persons having business at
the Capital, and as they can transact their
private business whilst here on a political
mission, they are more willing to attend.
But, our friends may have been wrong in
these views. Montgomery county may not
be willing to permit her delegates to sever
themselves from her apron strings Stew
art, Robertson and Dickson may regard
GAINESVILLE as theirpolitical Mecca and turn
with horror from any other. If this be
the case, let them say So Davidson coun.
ty will join them wherever they go.
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CHANcFRY SALE.

DY virtue decree Of the Chancery Court Nashville
ID aitS May term. 1885, in the OF Jane Williams
ais Sarah A. Jordan ct ais WILL the 2ist day Of
March the Court yard Gate, In said city expose
for public sale, 10 the highest bidder, Lot bach
Whitesdes Addition, Described follows: Beginning
the Of Vine and CraN ford streets thence along Vine
street rs feet to LOckhas thence with Lockharts
line hundred feet to stake thence BY line through
said lot Is feet TO stake Crawford street, thence with
ming.
TERMs.said property Willie sold credit Of six nirs
and twelve months Notes well secured and lien retain
feblT-td O. u. BRIEN, @. NJ.
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FURNISHINs AND FANCY eO0DS..

Al EcEtFED ths. b Exprsaa eholes is sf rutnish
N 0oos The --latest sfyls % SArt Nsek fss AID ans
sra Cloves Co easpfaAeEs Has hess oaeeks ans
erexats. Dressing Rehas Cnd4raear 81 etaFy variety.
unas. Falises saA cArret BAGS
Ao fresh supay q Pexaesy and foistis eosPa aAhf
tooh, oNkrs and al bfashes TosetcE ui.n a. 4sofe
n ins D Ehs BHaaia ans and fsory com1ss ~ as a.
- inrite ~ e uxaninktien 81 ssr esees
J. a. Ms9LI.
"a sqaAss aaa coisss sisss- maIsAs
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HARRINGTON, u. u, feo. 70, 1887.
EDIToR OF TER NASHVILLE PArRror:-I have seen
scard in your very interesting paper of the soth
ulsiwo, announcing my name as candidate for
congress in the 4th Congressional District, sub
jet 20 convention Of the American party.
ms announcement was made 10 my absence
while at Washington City, attending to my official
DUTY as one of the clerks of the House Of Represen
tatlVes OF the United States.
l1eel gratefully proud for the compliment paid
me, and the confidence and respect my personal
anc political friends have for me.
While have no wish to enter into politics, Icou-
fider myself the property of my friends and con-
stituents f
Should the American party hold convention to
nominate a candidate for Congress, the decision of
that convention shall meet my cordial appreciation
and support.
shall leave Washington as soon as Congress ad-
journf, ready to do my duty for my plrty and coun
try.
Resp ctfuy, j. BuRxErr
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yALuAnLE RRSIDENCR PoR SALE

I WILL sell NJ RESIDENCE AID sbeai fhiriy aerss Of
GROUND, siiaatsdin the besusul village q hdssarld,
nile fron q eiiy q asAvie and frontlnE hs
allsfin Pkc faihsrsn and hebon streets Il isproh-
ally % ne ost b-Sntf1l places u Dasdsoa eouny,
aud soeif make very ds-ifahr tesdecee fol Esnlsss
Il fsrtaae Il Ase urB siu4ted up inta badinE
lots haviug about sx bo1E1h1 feet u onts. 81 oheet
10 selling Is build upon ess ssiuabie p0Ftion 81 ny
iAass Vey fasorahs isrEs VA Be eiven eee A. % ies
and tine y. h0hSoS.
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Chancery Sale.

u virtue Of decree Of the ChancerY Court at Nash
- viiie atis November term, 1886, in the OF Mar
tha NJ Wyatt VS. Nicholas knight and others, will the
2Sh day OF March the Court yard Gate IN said
city, expose for public SALE to TIE highest bidder trac Of
Land situated In Cheatham county belonging TO the estate
Of Spencer Wyatt, deed, containing four hundred AID
thirty acres, more or less.
TERMS -Four and six months credit notes well secured
and lien etained. O. d. BRIEN,
feb24 Clerk and Master.
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- Strange Results from medical visits o.
enrred 10 Palaam county, n. ", recently.
Three children a. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood died az
der sbe sressmsns Of Or. Mcdaniel. sf.sr
which tbs doctor sloped with Mrs, Wood, thu
asl,hipg the family. Ia losing such vie
Mr.. Wood should have No regret
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tATE have Suppy 81 thSse ceiebrard fafes fhsf are
w kn0~n 10 ~ both bUaGLka AND FIAE-PROOP
How ofen does & hapFen hit shea are b1Fat o
AZ the bOozs asd pzsrs 10 The snnd - Be 81 nu-
thst t3 are qati< esbe Via has ReYsr hap2< nsd
wath the Herring ess Nhis varloas ether 80. hav@
oaf q te fFc htsFsiy destroyed theirs have n
bsea ~ tas afshtest desFse a&mased fhey a. dsfg
bersara, theif ecka - pick 4 and are ruas
der PreoL lGlol MAeKkNxIk 4 WIlklN
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500 n cward-

LNoR TAG THIEF thai broke the Ioek ffom M stable
Wednesday night, lsik that, and siois b-aa-
ifa turned BAY HORSE OF ysrs ole; bAck nsia and
tall shits rseosiscteds abou bk hanas bgh. eve
haring rather milEy apYeaTancr, ou ahuft
tsmln;hs iace he i aae hsrness horse either aoab.
,ingis FoT any nl0Fmauon ne % The horss
.ili eAy bss.liy GAO G. eAnrRELL
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1880 so
6.a5A IS

- The Hickman (Ky-) AFgus learus that
son Of John T. HolemaA living near Jack
sonville, Ubion county, Tenn. WAS Instantly
killed few days sinoe BY tree filling upon
him 10 his fathers isId The urf rtunare
child vas eight or ten years Of age.
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rw- The Savannah Nsns says shat B.sAsv
AkDREw, in reiarniBg from abe Florida coufarenee.
me. with the misioFtans % she ears 81 havlng his
pocket book stolen, containing some Gwv Or lhfce
hanaEsd dnn1fA.
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The RniIrnad.

1t affords US great pleasure to announce to
our readers the gratifying intelligence, that the
effort of last week has resulted in the procure
ment of $4,000 subscriptions, leaving only
$4,000 to be raised OF the sum required to
complete the work. This small sum will be
procured we are well assured during the pre-
sent week, and this great enterprise will pro-
coed at once.
Col. Stevenson remained with us until the
battle was fought and the victory won ; he left
on Tuesday morning. with the promise to send
an engineer forthwith to survey the road.
This is great achievement, and has already
done much in advancing the wealth of the
county, and when the road goes into operation
will place Lincoln among the most wealthy and
prosperous counties in the State The surplus
products will no longer be shut oct from the
best markets. Travel will no longer be exclu-
ded By the nnimproved condition Of our roads,
but life, activity and enterprise will soon APP
pear in all the departments of life. We oon-
graduate the people OF Lincoln upon the success
of the enterprise which, we believe, will do
more 10 advancing their interests than any
heretofore proposed. Lincoln Journal, 5th inst.
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From the shelbyvill Expositor.
Senator from Marshall and Bedford.

MRssRs EDITORS: Whilst the names of sew
eral gentlemen of the American party have
been canvassed by their friends through your
columns, as persons suitable 10 represent Bed
ford proper and also the floating District of
Rutherford and Bedford 10 the lower branch
of the next General Assembly, we have, as
yet, seen no mention made in reference to the
candidacy for the State Senate from Bedford
and Marshall. 1t is true that heretofore there
has not been very great zeal to contest the
Senatorial seat from these counties, inasmuch
as majority has been against us, yet sir, these
are neto times with Us and they involve new
issues-issues, which, if fairly presented and
ably discussed before men of all parties, UiH
command their approval and assent They
appeal with patriotic force to the American
heart, the strings of which, touched Alright,
will echo in responsive chords of emphatic en-
dorsement. Justification and msrepresenta-
ton has heretofore enveloped with cloud of
prejudice the merits of our cause. 1t will re-
quire an able and well-posted gentleman to
dispel by the wand of truth the murky clouds
which lower above US, and to substitute an
American Senator, who shall represent Ameri-
can principles from the good counties Of Bed
ford and Marshall
Looking, sir, over the array of worthy names
III lhls ceuhtorlal Dlstrlct, we Know OF none
which carries with it more of the elements of
availability and strength than that of 10. II.
thompson, Esq, of Bedford. As a young
gentleman of fine parts, thorough acquaintance
with the political issues of the day, and of
great strength before the people, be has no su-
periOr and few equals. Whether or not Mr.. J.
would accept a nomination we cannot say. If
he does, the District will stand redeemed, aud
on the ides Of August next
"Victory will sit at our helm"
Sp1psr On VIC
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lNE have variety Of articles Cooking By Cas- By
w which, Al common Gas Burner, kettle o. water
be mte % boil 10 hree minufes. Oyster fLKes
shAying Cups also be heated ~ Gas Price as and ap
yard. tDlol kAckBNztE a VII on.
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ATE have 1aneroas psttsrns oil Oral, Round ana On
w long Nsilcrs. fren te upsaras. Feather busters
seFeebns AMI saesins Breas Trench scFubbpg Brush.
-, AoPs Hearth BrIons. a..
mo MACKENZIE A WILSON
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REGuAR MEMPHIS PACKET.

rINHE 6ne passenger steamer ALE ~lTEl i
L ONA, MMLER Master, viii leave - 1911 j
for the ABOVE and all intermediate
ports WEDNESDAY the IL n tDslaut al az OciVck ~
For freight passage, apply on board or TO
marchlO A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Bedford and Marshall Senatorial Dis.

The democracy have already candidate
out in the above-named district. Although
decided democratic district, we trust
the Americans will prepare to contest it
vigorously. We think we see, in the fol-
lowing communication from the Shelbyville
Ezpositor evidence of their determination
to do So Mr.. Thompson, the gentleman
proposed as the American candidate, we
are assured, would prove a "tower of
strength" to the American cause, and, if
such thing be possible, would overcome
the democratic majority:
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Z. 7. & GA. RAILRoAD.--It was stated ia
the Cleveland paper week before last, aud the
statement hss been copied into other journals,
that the travel on the raj road had largely fal-
len of in consequence of the advanced rates
Of fare. The following figures show the falsi-
" Of the statement, aud are satisfactory on
the point:
Receipt. for passage for January,
81, 81 days, old rate, $3.50 so
February, 2s days, new rate, 6,o54 IS
The same number Of days at the same ratio
would have given 81, s67 95--showing an 10
crease 10 the receipts Of Fssssge sales under
the advanced rates, of l,727 Is 10 single
month. We have not the figures Of the month
Of February, sc, by us, bat We were Informed
by the President sS the Company day or two
ago, that The receipts for passage are large
~ above the receipts Of the corresponding
month Of the preceding year. Would il DO
asking too much Of the papers that gave cur
rency % the BEaHer's nisstatement, 70 copy
lhis paragraph into their oolumnst-.AfhsEs
Post
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For st. Louis.

fINHE splendid ELLA, q~s1 -
i J. b. WEAVER, Master, will leave 1LN4K5tA5
for the above port and all iniermediate
landings, TOMOkRUW " ednesdAy lin nst al OcioeE
r. 81. FOR freight or passage SpPy on board, or 10
uArchlO A. HAMILTON, AGENT
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. . CASKS puss AatArssi.s os.l. rso.a P.uu.rvusi.
- - lar .a-e 81 lnI.l 4. hAMlL. Loa.


WILL. pAy Cash fer LAND WARRANTS al ny sscs,
Ne. - Cberfy street u ny ahsenos apHly - a. b.
kAansiaaa Ebisigl ,. 9. fkLLomA
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Ratfam Chairs
Gas COoIing Machineg.

AZ have on hand few handsome RATTAN SEWING,
w AkM and ROCKING CHAIRS, HANPER and
CLOTHES BAskErs, LADIES' FANCY WORK baskets.
nl0 MACKENZIE WILSON.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF
Fancy BOnnetS and Millinery Goods
TOR THE SPRING OF 1887.

60 1 WOULD respectfully inform my lady -
80 friends that have now in store ofthe <,8
WI largest, most beautiful, select and cheap w
est stock Of Millinery offered Nashville any
retail establishments at the east and ready to sup
ply my ienos with early Spring Of the latest designs
My stock, in part, consists Of
900 rich Paris Buga and Fancy Bonets imported styles
100 cases Hair, 6uga Bond Lace Bonnets;
IS cases English Straw and other plain styles;
5 dozen imported Imperial Chip Bonnets:
$40 Cartons Of Paris Flowers for bonnets, parties and
brideE
272 Cartons Of Paris Ribbons, for bonnets and dress
trimmings;
so dozen Hoop Skirts bone and STEEL extra bone, &c
40 dozen Spanish and French Fans;
50 dozen DarssOls, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantas and materials;
BuRsl Ginps and Laces white, blond and ssese;
Black Bugal Collars and Sets, for mourning.
Our Of Embroideres rOtOny beautiful but
consisting part Of Rich Maltese Work Muslin Jaeon-t
Sets Collars Of HOuiton Work, Muslin Maltese and JacO
net UnderSleeves, Worked Bands, Paris kmbrOide cred
Handker chiefs hne line ofPars Mit;s Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies' ne and medium Csbbas Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and styles of Tuck and Redding
Combs with many Fancy Goods ton numerous TO mention
My opening day will be the 10Th OF March.
trust to receive the liberal patronage extended 20
the past thirteen years. and shall endeavor by
lite attention. punctualy and honesty ofpurpOse TO CON-
mand a continuance.
will not deceive you as regards Fashions arr well
posted in that respect receive by every from
Europe the latest styles from Paris and London.
~ Bonnets beached in superior style.
B. WISE, Agent,
No. sc Union st. next door to State Bank.
N. B.-Country Merchants and MillineTs woUd do vel
examine my stock before purchasing will al small
bills cheap purchasing Esstl marchlO
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DANAWAY from Decatur Furnace In Decatur county,
II Tennessee, 10 Juy last Negro JOHN for whose
recovery and putng In jail Ia this State VIII pay sse
II taken out Of the stats and secured Ia la win pay
eioo. We purchased said boy Of Janes NJ Mnsrsu Of
Nashville, In Nay last Said BOY weighs absat is pounds
coal black and heavy SET about feet inches hish very
ishy hair. The only reeoeced the nrsi Joint o
Of his right len thumb positive which He talks rsa
African language, and seeus fltic ton gse led
COL ApAY, CHEArHAM CO,
febiS cafton Post of5ce. wayn- county. Tenn
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Il HIS estabshment viii FOR the regular spring aud
L summer season. on MONDAY EVENING, MARCH
ash, with a f1 aud efficient stock Company.
Mr. CoULnocK, the eminent tTugsdian, engaged, ana
viii appear In q role offaVorte charaeters
msrthT JOEL DAVIS, Mansger
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NEGRO Girl FOR SALE
Wanted.

ON SATURDAY, the l4th inst will oder to the highest
" bidasr for cash kely NEGRO GIRL, aged sbo at 10
years. lmlO-3il L. r. GLAsOJUh, Agent
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'5S4tXSA
WHERE WE BRANCH WE ROOT"
WASHINGTON CAMP. NO. !, JUNIOR S. Of A.
OF TENNESSEE
MEETS re gularly every THURSDAY EVENING, In the
w third stOcy Of the Court house, Columbia, Tenn
This association calculated 20 nst into the Dung
mind ideas American Freedom, and the proper
probation Of Republican (not BlaeA) Institutions.
charter-Granting Boay.
PoRM APPLIoATIoS Fok cHARTER.
We. the undersigned free born youths Of America, de-
TO advocate and maintain the principle that po
ical power should be confined exclusively the hands
Of citizens by birth, DO hereby make formal application to
WAsENaros CAR, No /, Of the patriotic order Of the
JUEoB ANBAcA Of Tennessee 70 be created and
installed a regular Camp Of the Order.
AANEs. AeA oooURArIoS. REsDEEcx.
Address JOHN N. DILLON, p. p,
Box ISL, Columbia, Tenn.
JoskRH B. MACK, R, s.
~ American papers throughout the State VIII please
copy and notice the above and direct copies Of their pa
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For Memphis.

TNHE splendid passenger steamerN STEM -
l. J u CLINE, CAKTwkIGHT, Master, -415.Sgfd j
will leave for Memphis on MONDAY
Ieh, At " ociocS NJ. For freight passage Apply o
board or 10 marehl8 A L. eNIS, Agent.
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IHTE have lust received from Berreaas In New York
w hns assortment Of cHlLDRES'5 CARRIAGES con
.Anng Of ths finest that have &
this city
Also, GO-CARTs, vELoCIPEDEs, Ao.
mic MAgKENZfg A WILRON
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CastOrs.
Walters.

IKTE have a variety " cheap patterns.
Wv MO MAcKkNLIR A KTIanS
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MN" aooDG

~ American papers throughout the State VIII please
copy and notice The above and direct copies Of their pa
pers 20 Jehn a. Dillon.
Columbia, Tenn March 20.
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wanted.
A SECOND HAND BUGGY. Apply at this Office.
"a Mo
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Private BOARDING.!
500 Reward!

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated With board
u a. No. 90 Lever Market street. Several rooms aiso
atted up aud reserved for transient ensOn. ksb22-tf
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COOK ron HIRE.
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A excellent Cook, washer snd Ir0ner for the balance
~ ofths year. Enquire Of \. R. GLASC0CK,
marcAT-3t Aren't
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HAVE received and offer for sale splendid Stock
i OF New and Bssutfsi sPRiNG GOODS which will
sell a. low ~ not lower than be rad elsewhere res
pecuy solicit the attention Of buyers 10 this very desira
Bile stock q Goods. HU. DOUGLAS.
1 -9us
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET,

SWALLOW, CAPT. ALEx. FRAZIER.
TTNHE above elegant and superby furnish gYwAh
Il ed Packet, with hrst class accommodk- s-kk--<S5
tons Tor Passengers, viii regularly du- stfslk
ring the betgeeu the above ports. -
The command Of superior and expers need
officers aud gill omit h1nOrAbs inducement 70
fair proportion Of the trade.
Russell CLAIBORNE, Agents,
feb9-s Corner Broad aud Front SITS Nashville.
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fXTAETKD-A responsible and saisrprisne san, ts
w ieats a. Sashvle. fean., fgneral Agent eta Az
erEs suhsF9tian epef Paelhing Hsuss pagadeFhlA-
sho faFnh essh sapita olon t.ee 10 tsees
hi ; ohanee make noasE FoT partiealsrs, ad.
ise aax cas- Pcstoass, hiindeip hAas Pa lss sssg
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NEGRO roe SALE.


HkERfos ale an sxsslsnt Sod TAnnsr. about IS OF
h.asa 2. " iaTER.
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Those Beautiful STYLES of Soft III
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE, RENT Oh ExcHASeR FOR CITY
PROPERTY.

-. A SMALL FARM, under good cedar -
$50 fence, about ~ niles from the Square, ssasA
~ on the Noensvile Pike, adjoining Capt. azf.3
- James SMITH containing ~ acres I'M
pToVements Frame Cottage House vith rooms Kitchen,
Negro Hose Stables, Buggy honse, &e FOR urhes par
ticulars. INQUIRE OF J. d TAYLOR,
felIT-in AtU T. VI. Packet Once.
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80. Speaking Of the Tehusntepee Railroad the
n. o. PielyWne Of the sd inst ssys--"In cOHnec-
ton with the additional interesting intelligence
from the TehuAntepec Isthmas, Published this
m"rninE our readers win be pleased to learn as We
do from private source, that this great work Is
nov certainty. The surveys, il is well known, are
already made, and nothing remains but to push Il
forward 20 an es'ly completion. The new wagon
road VIII doubtless prove a vaiuabls auriliary
From MinatitIan, by railroad, il viii be lsss thap
$50 mass-frOm seven TO ten hoars-,O The Pa.
ci6c
go. A. s. Barnes, Of this State, was recently
robbed in New Orleans. Of $500.
.... The total entries Of Foreign Dry Goods. At
New York, for the four weeks juss ended, are t5,-
092 .007 grester than for Febrnury 1856, 81. COS,
$40 greater than for the same period Of 1886, aud
S4,45l o22 greater than for 1884, The lDereasr ez-
tends to every description Of goods, butts, cOmpar-
Atively greatest In silks, made up not only BY an
increase 10 the quantity, but also BY a very lmpor
tant advance in she inEoiced value Of the goods.
The receipts Of Foreign Dry Goods at New York,
for the last two months are s4,ssl,7I2 greater
than Tor TIE same period Of 1866. tli, se4.ss2
greater tnan for sane period Of 1855, and t4e0ss'
s2s greater than Coz the same period Of 1854