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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27


Messrs Stone h witt, Cleveland, o
Williams Aurry, Chicago.
- Norton h Brother, ss
- Stone n boomer,
4 =. Durard, Pres, Racine 4 Miss. nsilssa1.
Gen. q. Northrup, Cash'r Rae Co naLh.
Vim. =. Iynir. Esq. Milwaukee.
q. Cunroe, ksa Racine.
Henry fxrnanI. Pres't Chicago 4 =. I. nAncuoA.
\ GIi"'fi. Cash Com. Rank. GhicaSo:
San. Y khsNirs. Esa., Cleveland. q. .4aAA
Hon. John u Brcslin. Tress'r OF state. OUluDooD.
rios. Canpbeii, Esa., spriasneid, IN. @
Hon. H. thamberlin, st. Louis, No.
Me-srs. wadsworth. Wells h ScycAmofe. oGlcaGo.
Messfs. u Bureh h Co., Chicagv nank.
Hon. Wm. M.siiiI. Governor of Ohio
M.srrs. u. W Sizes h Go. ChicssO.
{" Judd Smith b Pratt, Dixon, III.
VIM. Blanchard. ESQ, Norris, III.
Hon, VIM. Trevitt, Sec ' of State Columbus %.
aessrs u. &. 40. &. Cook 4 Co., ROckloSd, IN.
Wheeler, h Son, Aurora.
Nsamiah Cs c. ESQ. Buffalo, N Y.
VIM fu'iy. ESD Springfield,
Hon, 7 bsrlty, Judge Jspreme Court. AansoslAj
OHIO.
zen. l. Curh, Springfield, III.
R,thArd ivers. Esq, 81 Louis, No.
Agent At Davenport asd hock lslasl.
OFFICE. Davenport, at the STATE n900oDAS
ohee. Post Once Building, Brady Street.
ItNy Str .Wf ss44
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

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J, Of1ASoBR, "a Violin,
J. SCuuLIR, Canon~t,
r. o0UU1.18 Corouet,
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~ IoUU. 8 ~ 1son est II Smiths seere.
II. - tAot ~ lase three yeers eenetaut Usoo
~ = Ahe1ty hee gwen aocA satislAetlon, asv
i0Hn6o SA0oo UlaAin6 ~ oosVlsoe e . Deatigt
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
Rock Island
Book Store.

At this establshment VII - found the
largest stock 0f
Books, Stationery, Wall Paper,
and YANCf GOODS west Of Chicago. Thoss buying
to sell again are invited 10 call and examine oust
and prices.
AGENTS Fon GUaLEy's CoHPAssEs.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-27
THE CIuIC.l0O ClTT'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Rssa Ne. I, Masr Sic 1s0pae.
DeAvbDs.ss st., CA yCeAGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
o1TOOt0TOs
EDMUND CANHIELD, llSAAC COOK,
rUkNkY n GILBERT, @RNnv C0AP0AN,
.0EORGk HULN.
oE&1OOE0.

HENRY CHAPMAN. Trcas'r.
GILBERT, Oenervi Agent and SURVIVOR.
This Company was orsani.cd on the 97th day Of
march A u 1854, under = Sysclni Charter ltUus the
legislature Of Illinois and bussness commenced under
tn most favorable auspices. Its sstsb.A hurnt has
't.n uInn arm aud reliable basis, and IN view Of
It's stability. scniness aud peruianency ,gashs oe
OF the first Insurance Companies In the coantIy. 10
thus" dssroas of protecting themselves ogatnst loss
1r DAMAGE hy Fire pers u the sea, they bs1 leave
Il, uft.r thr G,liuwiur
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FIRE IN CHARLOTTE.

CHARLOTTE, Tenn, March 20, 81.
Editors Union and AHlsTieaH;-0n Monday NOR
mig the 28d instant at about 10 o'clock while absent
in the country my family discovered that my smoke
house, which stood near my kitchen and dwelling
house. was on fire. and Immediately gave the alarm
but before the citizens Of the town could get there
the flames had progressed SO rapidly, that the smoke
house vas completely enveoped in FIRE; in fact the
kitchen had commenced burning before many per-
sons reached the place. Every thing was 50 very
dry, and the wind blowing hard, my smoke house,
kitchen and dwelling house were coaPletely sstrcy-
ed by fire; notwithstanding the almost super human
efforts Of the citizens Of Charlotte and vicinity to
save the house from the conasgratiOn. They sue
eeeded however, By great labor, in preserving near
" all Of my household furniture and wearing appa-
rel from the general wreck though the furniture
in a somewhat damaged condition. The FIRE origi-
mated, presume, from a small fire that had been
made in the smoke house in the morning. Ny loss
is about fifteen hundred dollars, and am thankful
II was noFworse. There was about $500 or 5000
pounds Of fine bacon, beef and quantity of lard
burned IN the smoke house. / take this method of
returning my uHfeigaed thanks to the gentlemen
who were present and hersicslly aided to extinguish
the flames, and thus protect my properly from de-
struction, and more especially do return my heart
felt gratitude to the amable ladies Of Charlotte who
we're present and so materially and magnanimously
assisted in rescuing furniture and property from
the fire. Hoping that each and every one Of them
may be protected from a like misfortune, l am re-
sPectfully yours, THORNTON W. HENDRIcK.
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savannah Market, March 25:

COTToE.-We haYE 70 material change to notice
in the cotton market since our last report The ten
dency, however, is upward, particularly those grades
CHASING from middling up, which are scarce, and
the most sought after for European markets.
= Attention has been directed during the past week
TO the inferior grades and various parcels have been
taken at low figures for domestic ports. This, how
ever s4o criterion of the market for the finer grades
which is held firm al the quotations we give below.
The following quotations fair criterion Of our
market up the close of business yesterday: Ordi
nary MiddEng u; Good Ordinary 12I; Low Mid
ding l2s@l22; Middling $50 l3s; Strict Middling
l83i Good Mddling l8g@l3f; Middling Fair l3J
BACOS-A lot of prime old sides was sold from
store at 135c also lot of Shoulders at l03c n To-
The stock Oferedis very light, with very fair de-
mand.
LARD.-Demand good for home consumption. We
quote Baltimore in kegs and barrels at l42 70 15c.,
Tennessee l44c Il ID.
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Aueusta NTarket, march Q5.

CoTToS.-Ahout 500 bales cotton sold this morn
ing, at from l23 to l38 cents for mixed lots. Some
fine cottons will command higher prices and lower
grades less than the lowest quotation,
BACON.-The quantity reaching this market is
about equal TO the daily demand and stocks are only
moderate. We quote hog round l2@l23c; Shout
6srs IO}@ll; Hams 12@l3, and Sides l24 to Is
cents.
CoRN-This article is dull OF sale at from 80 to IS
cents, sacks included
FLoUR.-The market is overstocked with -four, and
prices very easy for buyers. Tennessee and
Carolina brands sell from 81 to 81 %, but dull at
those quotations City Mills are nominally quoted
at SIS for Superfne The tendency is to further
decline.
LARD-Holders are very firm, at prices from l43
to Is cents-retailing at l6 cents Very little in
market, and dealers looking for higher prices.
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a. p HIM y J. lEkhE-
BEERS & TERRY,
PRODUCE COMHIssION MERCHANTS, a
AUGUSTA, GA,
T-P win attend the Of ali kinds o Taunssssa
Produos tleir store, 0ppos e hs FIahlsrs' d0iel
RErEAEEcEs--H0n John p King, Pes g r. r. Augusta,
IA. Ansleyy AuEusu y K huger, AuEustas D.. =.
mn, Nash vile Tstn J. A. Known. Murfsssbor0 Tsnu.
Seq raoar, Zen. Ing & Col NASHVILLE, Tenn lmrhi0u-
CLAIM COLLECTING AGENT,
J. a. COOPER,
II AFING located himself permanently Ia NashFlls
II Claim Collector, respectfully soleits liberal patron
Of tn eteas % Nashville vicinity. OHcs a. =,
hcEHRsF, No. ~ Cherry
REFEREsCEs:
J. A. McBWzH, D.. d. DIczsr,
A. aHLsuH, STEwAEE,.
J. A.. Fiszaa, Ash. AusEEr1a,
lanll-5I-7tE
NOTICE no FUNERAL UNBERTAKEHs IN
The CITY AND COUNTRY
~ RANEis Patent Meialie Burial CHskes Be Sad
- Wholotalso or Retail b agpiyIng g
dscI0 b. W. RUSSELL. a rest
T. L. Wsaksy's. corner Of Brasd and FToht Streets
70R lS0I6srs Tor Pilsba1g C1cinHaii Looi7Eiii1
~ Manufactured urnrHtfle
tended to. ID ". RUSSELL Arelt
oaeBhtB. Wstksy', Of Broad and Front
IIEMENT.-l00 bbs In Store and Tor sale b % hss-
- ssl6 tEtfe a. eostaad charge.
deci8 10. ". RUSSELL. Hgart.
R. l.. Weakoya corner Of Broad and Front sirsota
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INTELLIGENCE.
ss555555 8 ~ 5. 5. Eaaalsos. 80 aeEEl
roRr or NAsHvILLE.
7TaI7Eb.-Connerce, ports above; JAIME. John

rORr or NAsHvILLE.
AEaYEb.-COnnerce, ports above; James John
son, New Orleans ET
DEPAErED.-Quaksr City, Cincinnati Commerce
Paducah. ff
Bears Observation-Disclosures, Cuba, Selma and
Chattanooga
Boar LEAvISo.-This day, for Pittsburg the sub
stantial steamer Resale, with courteous and gen.
tlemanly set of ofcers. She hsvng the larger POr-
ton Of her freight on board insurss speedy trip
Her hour OF departure is Il o'clock.
RAILROAD BRIDGE PER.-This monument Of des-
tructiOn and impedment free navigation, erecting
for the Railroad companies, as was fOretold' mas
opened with small foretaste Of what is to be- The
James johnson Yesterday, in coming into port, be-
came entangled with the derrick lines suspended for
She erection Of the pillar, and tore away jack staff
chimneys pilot house and portion Of the texas Of
the steamer besides njuring slightly one or more Of
the officers OF hands, and causing narrow escape Of
their lives.
To the steamer, this is peculiarly unfortunate, as
the detention that necessarily occurs will prevent her
from taking out on the present low and falling wa
ters, what she might have done. Her repairs viii
amount to several hundred dollars, besides having
to leave port unfinished. But steamers or owners
are said to have no souls and railroad corporations
s SOUL its all right We presume the State, Stock
holders and all concerned care but little what be-
comes Of the Woodworking, industrious men on the
steamers Rip away with your bridge piers, and
afterwards with your draw.
J. G. CLINE.-By telegraph to her owners, it is
said this craft was blown up. No further particu-
lars The report is doubted by those most concern
ed owing to the reliance they have in her officers
qualities, and all the circumstances connected.
Steamers seventy-Six and Selma at Eddyville yes
terday.
Steamer Sallie West for st. Louis on Monday next.
BUsBEss-Pretty well wound up for the week.
WEATHER AND WATER.-Reather somewhat cool
er, though still indicating rain. Water on the
decline; four feet scant on the Shoals.
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Ne,E.YorR d. Gooas EIarket. MARCH I'D


Rew-YOFk Dry Goods Market, March 60.
Domsstie Good5.-Cotton goods are now higher
than at any previous date since record COM
menced 1t is true that this advance has been render
ed imperative by the increased cost Of the raw mate
rial, and that there is reasonable prospect of
speedy decline; but the tendency Of such advance
will certainly be to decrease the consumption. This
effect WILL Of course, be less apparent in article
Of such prime necessity plain cotton CLOTH but it
must still be felt.
We aRnex some particulars Of the state Of the mar
ket in reference to some Of the most important dos
mestiC fabrics:
BroU1 ShestiHgs and ShTtiagy. The market is very
firm at the advance noticed last week, and there is
new a fair prospect that heavy Sheetngs will 60 up
to 81 holders declining sell for export anything
below 81; light goods also firm at st. These
quotations are without precedent for many years.
Stripes and Iicks.-The demand has been steady
although not very active, but we do not see any sc-
cumulation of desirable stock; and holders are rea-
King very full prices.
Cotton Duck.-The advance of cents in the east
ern markets, noticed by us last week. is fully sus-
tanned, and all the holders show more frmness.
Prins.-There have been farther considerable
sales Of light goods. We quote: first class madders
10; extra widths l0} second class 9GpS.
Laloas.--The demand is not very active, but pri-
ces are unchanged. Fourteen hundreds are steady
Of 10 for regular styles, l33@l5 for extra do and
lie. for twelve hundred.
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.

IRBY MORGAN & CO..
HAVE removed to their NEW STORE, No. Public
II Square (SOuth sdeJ where they have now N Store
and open for exhibition, lsrkS aad we'll assorted
Stock o.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And VARIETIES to which they invite the attention Of
Merchants generally
We will IS usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT FINE
BUYERS TIE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE
HENTS
We have ope0ed a splendid line Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
French printed DeI,aues,
French Aernoes,
Elegant Dress silks
Plain and Figured G buTRhB,
New Style Popnf
French MeyinOO and end RObes
Printed PERSIA Cloths,
Printed Cashmeres,
Cloaks TslmRs,
Nantes and
ShBWlss
BRAUTIFUL LINB OF
Bonnal Ribbons,
Embroidery and FlOuncioEs,
Lsess and Edgngs, Cloths,
CAsgimeres ~attiuets Blankets
Flanuels, Ticklngs, snd
Brown and Beached MusIinR
PRINTS &c, &C
Thoss desiring bargains would do veil 70 look through
tsjs SlOcE
We are buving Feathers Wool, Ginseng, LinSeys,
JsIuS Socks, &c, &C. "
UuRlT lRBf MORGAN GO.
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d virtue Of deed Of trust cuied By s. L. BaG
- The 24h day Of April 84 shall sell 70 the highest
bidder for cab. the sOsH Dan OF AFEIL, 1884, the
premises, Tract % Land decided IN BY said
BaiG BY deed OF date abOye Lands where said Bsd
ives he 4h District Of White county, the Caney
FOFk RiveS. bound d The est b lands 81 Octbn
South by The lands III U Rhodes, the East BY the
aHds OF aid Rho To- and " Huton, and ihs North By
the lands of said HutsOu, containing 2lg less,
AcTga The said sale will BE- cash hand Said
made the deed u trust executed BY the said
EAitif 10 above, Ibis the 81 0f March, 1851.
=.
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$4,000 NUN RERS-PrizeB Parable WFrhouE
Deduction.
CAPLTAL 9s,OOOIi
Whole Tiskeis s st !, 8 -9qarisrs l.


sGme As The Royal tery Of Caba-sth this difference
the Havana Lottery has 35O kpnb-Tsahs has only IS OU0
there two wheels each Of which paced
two Locks The SuPerutendeuts have each Key l. The
Locke and the Whees cannot be opened upss hQh are pre-
There placed 10 ths lss Of numbers Tin
containing slips O paper Eh the numbers IRON No.
Is NO. In the Wheel of prizes there p led Tin tubes
conaaing slips q paper with thu prizes them ranging
from SIS 0OOtO slGD.
When the dSwing sske place, which will be in public lhe
wheels unlocked, and after revolving Jhem number
drawn Of the wheel OF plumbers, and the time
drawn Of the Prize wheel BY boys viii barred
80 the shoulders and tube slipped or
he number held and enrolled that the whole audience
-tbenumbe 10 then ca led OF and registered b.
the SUperntendents. The Prize dawn credited he
umber dawn the time, aud until all tAs pEra
drawn copy OF drAVing i tbeR sent the
priners and after eompsson tae Sppetpten3enI certify
the correctness Of the dving These SuPegnsnsts are
sworn 70 perform their duiy without fear nf fayof
It viii Be perceived, that In this NJ every pTzs IA drawn
out and OF course some psfon gst them drawing
sent 70 every one ordering tickets The Prizes
thry dsys after the drawing, In full without deduction.
Il , Drawing takes place every Saturday
? Orders Tor Tickets addressed 70 O. n. WINTER, Box
1852, Nashville, Eiu be immediately attended
JAMES 2. WINTER,
mar s7-0 Manager, Macon, G
C. H.,
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For Sale.

OaO ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
LOU ohs city, between the GatiR RHd Porter
Turnpike Roads Tract Of about l55 has bern
subdyIdsd pieces varying from 10 80 5Oacres, and will
be aDd LOts the whole best suit uTchasers
lhs Tract Land, entirely free from rocks
deep and Of richest quality, we'll umbersd and Get
Lue gTS,s, huB number Of hne Springs At all times az
fo7dng an abundant supply Of the pure water From tha
Gsatin rosd il is reached BY good Turnpike. half mile
10 length and a road in Of building passing
through the Tract to the Cumberland River On the Farm
Is a comfort dwelling and out houses, yaung apple
orchard OF $50 trees peach orchard, sud long range Of
new and substantial fence SkB the place the
road Terms-I and years, with interest frSm date Of
purchase,
Also One other Tract OF about los acres, three mileI
Eortsas city and about half mile from the Gal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads and Is subdvided into Lots containing from 70 Is
A. re and nerseced by avenues Terms-l ard
wears interest. Pc given Immediately for
iber or both above Tracts Of Land provided the puT
chaser will pay equivalent for The growing crops and
stock included, JOHN u WINSTON,
msr97-dE IS CheTry street.
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PUBLIC sOHooLs.-The Superintendent will give
out tickets daily between the hours of and TO- A. NJ
during next week. at the Hume Building, Spruce
street PareHts and Guardians will please observe
the above, as pupils will not be admitted after next
week. BY order Of the Board Education.
march a7-d1Ot
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE, March q. I
COTTON.-NOne offering We hear of the sale
Of only two bales at Il@l2 cents.
TOBACCO.-No sales to-day.
BACON-Has undergone decline. Hog round is
bringing 92c.
LARD-Unchanged
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I-ANn MARRANT8 LOCATED,

SHALL leave for the North West abOat the Isl Of May
Persons having Land Warrants Which they wish loesied
will md this favorable opportunity Having visited this
section AZ various times within che last 10 years. feel
6dert being able make locations that viii be satisfactory
10 those who wish make investments. Ny charges will
be no net cent It nveEmsnt refer to Tue bus
ness eommsnHy Of Nashville generally For further infor'
TT,tion RDply 10 J. Il. FELLOWkS,
mRrQ7-wRd Il Ne p Cherry ctr eI, Nashville.
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Tohn O.. Shay,

A Nv person related to JOHN G. Shaw, desd, WAO was
"A hoin in ireland, AM emggaled 70 tn United states
AMI ed his va Om IeoRes-gs ~ C-hoFnid In lsa,
will ind IL TO theiI interest 10 address J. B. HALBEkI
NEshyi L. Tenn tmar4-sg oZw3m.
u = Littla Ro1k EArkl True Democrat aud New York
Caen s2py amount OF SO, and send 70 ths
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIENEM. NJ. BRlEN, ia
Attorneys at Law,
LEGAL NOTICE.

OFFICE, NO. a wEsTSIOE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEhiS BUILDING,
formerly occupied b. Ed. EWhgl
HAVE taken in copaTtnsrstp nv son NJ ~ BAIaS5 j.,
one or both can generally Do found IN the once Prompt
csinI money a gays ready shsn eOlocisd have been
constantly and regularly engazsi IN my proesao u ne
Mountain psei for the last 20 years and ~" Sou nue. %
d 10 eeurn and collecting claims inyTutted ny
Al ne counties OF Cannon. Dekao, White, Psulrsss, Over
IN Putnam and JscksuB have genoful acquaintane8
h the merchants aud business IN n counties. Ths
merchants Of nashville and In other Places might and t "a
tbslr Interest 10 coneT with relation thereto.
refer % any and all persons Who for ny ahiiT
apd prompt atisnu 10 business.
magcht7-'57-ly. MANSON NJ bhihN'
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. M.
EXTRA CLASS :.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, Thursday AprH So ls5
Gns

SI0 pflEes3 amouuupg 500 800
Whole 1t,sou $50; Halves enc; QusFsu IS.
Please address ali orders ekesir ahove Maaia.
cent scheme, to q. X, HURBARD Co. p
No. 80 Esyeite e, or Box No. 40, Baltimore, IA.
I. u. Hubbard q Co. author Eed Arents 10 an
ali orders for Tickets in the Msrys ad Lotteries.
mrh2l--u r. FHASCE & CO,
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PURUT YoUR BLoop To purify the blood, and
keep it pure, is tbs only csttan gusranee for good
health, AID We know Of 10 remedy which more
thoroughly aud safely efec.s ths: end, than Hur-
ley's SGrsaEsrilIs. TIE season is now a: hard
wOtn every person would be benefited by a few
bottles. -JaeEsonPOrt, Ark Iasas, U,.ion.
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Prof. Woods Hair RestOratiVe.-This Won
deu preparation having extensive sale in all parts Of
The Union lis Of the few patent medicines which
sold the country, that really what their inven
tors claim for them Wherever II haG had fair trial,
result has been precisely Wood predicts. Il
failed the white hair back the natural COLOR where
directions have been strictly followed and in
has restored the hair upon heads that had
f5ryears. II pretended that will make The hair grow
10 every case where fails tLers is certainly remedy
The restoration Of the hair has been effected many
where the seemed utterly hoPssss that is
certainly worth while for all who have lost their hair to
the experiment using bottle Of Woods Restora.
tivs.-IH0LH6 Workman.
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Az AcoIDENT.-As the steamer Jas. 'toAas0H was
eong On the river. Yesterday in passing the piers
o. the Railroad bridge her ehimneys came in con-
ct with cable extending from the centre pier 70
the river throwing down the chimneys on the pilot
house and demolishing it. CART. JoHEsoN' who Vas
on deck at the time, had his arm severely injured.
No one else Was hurt
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TKTanted.

Odd NUMBERS OF HARPER's MAGAZINE for any
year for which 10 per copy yin be paid a The
Book BndeTy Of YORK & CO.,
march2O-im, Over the Traders' Bank,
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WTyCUFsTFR sPRTNGs FORsALF,

WE are now Offering for sac this celebrated Watering
w Place stusted about miles from Winchester, and
about three miles from Is el's Depot the n d c. K.
with rood level road from Depot 20 the kpnugs The
improvements consist Of large Buildings aud number
OF neat cottages The contains 81 acres The water
h the anest sulphur These Springs Justly eesoFAiet
and have been Fssorged number OF sea o1s
will sell an usTy bargain in ths property being
but liz 10 more than half ths oftha ImproT emens Those
wishing " examine viii ca hs. snms at Ninehestsr
81 Thcm.s Scott 81 the Springs J. l. 4 x W bkoWht
msFchl5-dtW6Wtn. 44b CoeRrI street.
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~ JoHN YoRK s Co. have reesiyed Frank
Eeslies Lstrafed Nsirs To- this week. Il contains
the usual variety Of fns engravngs and interesting
reading matter.
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81, Wetake pleasure in directing attention 70
the card Of Frof EBW. GIEsLER, IN to-day 8 paper.
He is very successful teacher Of music and pupils
placed under his charge win receive every attention
neeessarV 70 their rapid progress.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

TlY virtue sundry executions in nay hands -
ID against W. c. Mckinley, and otherI will 80,
the lSTH % AFRIL next. expose 10 aale -
ths hghest bidder for cash, the Upper WHAT In ihs
city OfNashve, all the right and interest shat W Men-
ley has in and 70 the unfnissed steamboat MONTICELLO
NO. g together with the unure fixtures, &c. sale within
legal h1nrs. J. x. EOMUNDSON, sheriff.
b &. II. CEHfBILL, DEFY sherig, I@24-d-p rEfssS5s
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500 REWARD,

500 Reward.
,HE Haderisued viii pay s0) for the apprehension OF a
negro man BEN, II taken up Ia any free ftate,
and $50 &c taken tho STATE Of Tennessee and sseurrd
On any Jail thai they get him, delivered " them Al No,
49, Cedar street, Nashville Ben about Forty years
feet eleven inches high % 0rewn color hEh fore
head, aud sT,Fy sensible aud smart he raIssd Ga
Whites Creek IN Davidson county, by sausi Casey, and
probably IN Nashville, IN tbs tighbOrhood Of White
fob53- dS,vtf JAMES & HARRISON.