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4. IN the Das export Arss, Adnaaistra
tlea organ, tho follow ing appeared ms -edi
torial: ~ s.a,I e. ~. -
sssAt the Congressional discussion a,
torta De,igssalos t. iaobth. itl.c NAisu,I
Democrats Of thatuscttion abfaflc coantry
addressed Mr. Leiin rss u . anote, M kiar
his views on seyerats lnatttrs. more "a.
pecia..yaas tottfe divisions between Mo
Dang.as nasepssn d t.ci Adaa n stra fio,,
J"dgc LeNay,ceH sattefed them fal, tho,
AsyTss--'acdsat a1ss nc~,' haue sloa6tr1--
Al.l4a"RiAstiI as dals sAliIAS y.pIIE
ADNkNI&IRAT tAANsa ~ a,ssr So.
IN IA the vossns4,f nluwa east shew bal.
lyff foraa aaaa WHO Is saetlarasi by =. Blu
eAanaD stLee1ipten AslnsiAi ssaaf io... o.
gah 10 ba "as. ssixh t - as sards the A.l
mlnistration2' We rather thi.k. n, x,ll,
" ayery isebisaIfusrity Of, the po0ple of
iowa who Vilit thusu oteass .besrcpr csen.
ted sla, Cove Ress NY s'sran who ia sccor-
din2sto aasAlmlnissrs; lion organ . n news,
i.ap fright ~ regarEs.4 the 4 n.in.stra,
tiDn y -s.~.ssvssss.. my, cas- y~fE.a.A - sFs
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4 Big Pile Of Money.

"a n & ana. ,sa84 6aHN 20. 49, - ez. ~ayE
u ah,tiis naiseaey spept, By ,Ruehanan's
administration In one year for aeStrass
was s Y silver and put in Wagons in,25oe
pounts tfte w, son, IL would mako 4 String
stretching across IN enffrce1 county, and
thg amount OF, It would be more. tisaii tlic
money received Tor 81 the Wheat I've,
ilrsds IN s5di, vars. siss sfs ma ma
rfctptr 'pf 'cnpriifftfes s III ttass "A, = nsn
ditites 81 fer 4 Standardization,
.,feuM Ylifbt bs@yJ h. 1870 H !, m ssa
Ssas yiaaaa xo4 - VII ~ ,ff 2nfir
sAs 10 ,7ssshsis Snrs.sis lsr svitross
ss&Sakias dths GsHves Aofa t,fer I,es,s srAvs
al statall ti,sf l'sssa ihstsss ssee,Aass Vii
venport, OF the comparative cxpeasesf
sAaslasa oofat ises ID fuadaath az pA,,k n
,nilbwa4aaad sssnseEofisAo hfcr@nerna,v,.y.
ssisafadnr ssaissss estlr iblsabiysfit = AN
sissG oil 4bs DAFT ssts-4r,yas - ssr,.a1
ei4htecsHtssso Tive sAvsnta ysu t g&en yh,;.
cad c.snaosl vi wi sAsal Il Tssres ,tr,,,I
aisr haa ssasil,ar$sor stiH more f.yo -,l,,s
to ktsp sbhsa.,e. asaigf@ csa asSssti ,nske
aloh sp~s~aHient eusof lhcsea NDl
-szLlsE Cd ia ttaas-i SIS - kas ed 10 !Sl
II sFaY weg ~ k.yaas-z has silly
- q @s#m .a4* 81 80 4a.s- n
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-, 81 g. fs,f--T .,f5at.s sdt .~s3
-. II will be seen b. the follow ~ article,
Walsh " copy lron the. Stahs Of the
6til instant, lll4a liz enolancnss Of the
o.aae oi serSeapt-at arms of The House
are almost, II pot quite, equal to those, OF
the l'feaidsataot, the I,ni,ed States. No
wondy 4 the Tfeasary beeones Gu PITY, with
sp2A lsaas. remaining under the Yery ey e.
Of those who should belts g,arlials. ~
AsoTnka SPECIES OF PuRLic phUSDER
Mnch aid proper comm Mt Mas been
cxcite.i ~ thb extra allowances made TO
the Democratic Sergeant at arms of the
Housa Of Representatives., under an. opin-
ioa sisen hy TIC. Attorney asasr;I, wb,eh
enables him u fob some twenty or more
tholsand dollars a jar. us il said to
Laye claimed aud yeceiyeI u;lcrge for
snmp.qaips; every witness, bsforetas -,,sFi
Gus investigating eoanisl0as, alth opsh
the service yaa ,porfsrnel BY. deputy
Wig only apt bis actual tyavdARr 'expea.
sscs. hfse CLAIMS were allowed BIZ the
C9.r nia.pe at Accsuats 10 ,thc House
WHICH al!sy. ~ gy tiaing---but denurred
e W the oiicsr. Of tbs Treasury, until
Judge Black oyerruhd them With an
qpiu'pn.s " hen the clerks OF the House,
uadeg the same, Usage aud principle,
Glaimed extra pay, allowed by the, same
committee it sas refused On. ~ appeal to
iAc Attorney Genqra, for CONFLICTING
With the act VI ISi5, Ng. LlossLgenner
appears 70 haye been ia better luck, how
eyer, and consoles himself with tho re
lection tia. Congressional IN yes tigatioas
are ~ no means tic uaproftable things
eaptioas citizens represent them to, Dc.
Sp saysga Washington cagrespondec t,ofa
Sev lork paper. --a.,----L u -. L...
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a lab ss.,.em, Il yipg dqva ensths, g,vss,
said sOe Low | Dol wish lL.k,ll.isi Vas
called work, and web paid fog b.It.os,s..
aulaassr sfii a1v ,,taa4 CIV d.sfr .sraEs
sat NJ ft1aa -a "a. ~ a4a. saw -.
s~#x~f go .~A~s
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Letting wells Position.

Nasa~ II stated -
w,ull no, Veto 10 u,'iri, Kansas wfk
less nua.Ler Of lssi>aLilasfs. hi. s,s,S,
m,nt has been published in Ill the pa
f Fess. shd sas H6t 6rch deHied Ef Vim im,
nor by any on 5s1ih. III DtIoeral
speaking os.tnase L&ngweR, ssyi, "he
| is now ready to Go by Kansas as he
wculdt by any other Il srritory seeking
admission into the aUnion.'ss This may
BE 50, bot the Democrat fyils 10 say that
he viii not vote TO admit airy territory
! without thstsilumbcr df inhabitants. To
show that we'state the truth, we wyuld
refer 10 his own answer at yintcn, and
to the fsloniag ~ l,ick wea find in the
Cedar Dcaocrut Of Sept. 4sh,l 1858
FL "rhere IS no kiudEof' doubt but there
should bea basis fixed for the admission
Of new States into the Union. Reason
and common sense would both say That,
that basis should be enough. to cntitlc
them No one Representative il Congress,
N leist."" III . t,@t 7Esy AasANfst'
Taking the above extracts as showing
|. the position of, Judge ], and the Democ-
! raey, and they arc no do,lbt true, Mr..
hefinswell was correctly represented by
Senator Harlan when he said he Letting.
welD would not vote to admit Kansas
until they had over 90, 900 inhabitants. !"
Thatais certainly the position of the Ce-
sdar Democrat, to-day. What it may be
in IFS next issue is hard to tell. They
were all willing Kansas should could come
in, as a slase State, With less than 4O, 900
sinhabisants; but ncw they ssay she nrast
not come M, rs 4 free State. tiffshe has
over oa 600. In other words, according
to-taei DeHocraeys kss than 10000 in
nlsahitants are enoas III for slave State;
battit takes 90 900 TO make free State.
Voters Of Cedar County, will you en-
dorse such a position? Let your votes
.ssyas.NAY" Il ,ksn .ta4h3sgs4 B. I
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New York Crystal Palace DESTROYED by fire.
New York, Oct.
The Crystal Palace, with all Is con-
tents, was entirely destr2yea by- this
j.: !: :: !:

steam engines, and other kinds of goods
that were on exhibition The fire broke
out in the lumber room, which was filled
nth Gp0;S Aexsss - 4 l>rsa 80 =
4; v;T;xIIIifilf3sss.;;T,y;; +. r,,.,s ca.
CINE was brought out, but the hose was
so full Of holes as to be-Yseless. The
flames spkadiwsh astonishing rapidity,
-creatin; intense eScitement among the
visitors, Wh3 were estimated at upwar Is
of 1900. It is. feared that many are
killed; one dead body has been taken out
The, heat, wa. intense The aGemen 5
services were Of no. avail ws savrg
The whole, building is in ruins, and
very little Of its ,coateats are saved
Two only, Of the. many FIRE engines on
exhibition vera get out asnninjured.-
The building was crowded with articles
on exhibition, 9. Of every possible descrip-
IRIS Impossible ia estimate the loss
with any desrctof accuracy. The build
Ing itself is. estimated Ut $1,000, 900.
The contents must have been worth doub-
lie that sum n. s.,s~sas ..r
This afternoon a fire broke out in q
stablcsih Wcsf 35th street, and soon des-
troycd it. The Haiues then Communities
ted to five frame buildings .ad joining, all
of which were destroyed. Loss estima-
ted about s, 600, Insured for $4,000.
The fire was supposed 40 have been caus-
ed by child playing With matches. -
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always been, firm ST. fporteri of slavery.

Remensbs,s That although the above
t, facts t. may be denied, thsy esaqEqt be prov,
I'd 10 be false. IAsy are skuown 10 be
true by the. mass Of the ncople.a sa5aass
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Further Particulars Of TIE DuIshnc Of the
.#ssa - sAuStYi0s s.szs s.yX

sxAsA sas iApsasassss-s8s ssE2
QUEREc, Oct. Awe hare ascertain
ed the following. further partieu ar.
fren,sths srescuea spasssuge,s#otetae Aus.
tria: MAJ 49, sFaF tss 1r-ssef
The pumps on board the Inflated ves-
sci, in connection with the FIRE engine,
were not in working ordsr.ss Some at
tempt was made to 4reud ~ available, but
the progress. OF the flames was TOO rap
id. s. .as ~ sas ssss
Near the forecastlc, ropes were made
fast to chains on one side, and to these
numbers chung, but as the flames progress
sed one by one gsveway, andfound wa
terry grave. FL s@sset --sstttE
e-t,nrhs bpwspris tho passengers were
laid out tier upon tier, piled one on top
of the other, sometimes four deep. -
This was = last ssspnsse. aud from this
they were finally driven. Only one man
was left seated on the ..eStreae end
Eighteen persons got hold of the chain
forming the towsprit Stay, and clung to
ID till 5>o'clcck'Sthe following nfornino.
Il sealnan clambering sfrom the stay TO
the bovsprits and isuad there WINS apsos-
ability of eStigsus linS what fire taere
was Y! s there, .apd gaze directions to thse
ellnglns 70 The stay. to dip, Peytiap spf
f'i5ir apparel IN tie : sea ana pass ttsn W
q q h 4,s ssl4aes 4ss,ys 70 fas spEaasa
~ e rsnaer tAf aaySpr'tA Plaee VI ,equs
p 'lr SAFETY tTheya xssAaine1 ,'t5ssgc
uatil the boats iron, tpe- + atNina picked
~, -. ~ tad ;yasst.ks A. s1t .ssHf van
W sEl.ssif' cen p2rsaps, were. fpunIs on The
bow pgit, three 10 tLe w3ter at the yes
sc}s Side, ana one~Ft on tie raiing Of
!, ,he sif,msr, II A,yagqEnas srk viii her
brother had remained an nigh. on the
1Sosassprit, banging op w the riss.ng,.
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r.. =. Parr ms ss,er-,,.


We we're unable T.. her the speech Of
Mr.. ParTia last Wclh,sday crcn;nr,
but from. what We eau learn, ha satisfied
al reasonable men, that there is no. d..
pendence whatever to be placed upon
Democratic stat Ancats as to Republican
extrasas cnce, FOR 40 two os them agree
II their h5ases, they are larger.or snail
CT as thar esnseieacss arc more or hess
eiastie = H. forgot - to state how h
anil The D,m)critic meabers W rscd and
b9sssssi t. get h, IS larry yaiseL IL.
to.gss - state the isandi pittaaSe. Of
fifteen hali..red dollars, whicl, he ra
ceiyes AZ salary; and Tint there was al
allitioqAi aliowln9e Of eig's 'e4 Au,asl
dollars voted, at his reques It, for elegk hire
in his osics, to enable him tn stump the
State, perhaps Docs Il help to pay his
e'ectionaerins expoasos2 Weundpr,.anl
that he.statal the yearly expaascs aaa4r.
Democrat . rao to be aao,lt one half lar.
ger, than the g edar D.faocrat " atcs IL EN-
II he zaes4 asts a#s 1=7 4e
lie also stated that he had travelled
extensively in the United States. and ihe
Canadas, and that he never saw but one
building THAT WIS more than half az large
as the Iowa Lunat'e Asylum, and that
one, was the Capital It Washington, and
yet taking his own eStfaf giant estimate
Of thowhole cost of the Asylum "A wenld
ccst bas $50 DO r. hfs statement Is
trf6 then tic RaPaiTieafs shgaIi s,bsild
all the psiblia building, f~r ibe sDeao-I
Gratis ha"e spent ntiitonssnS b ,me of these
buildings, rot hgir--Tf.rro, znt Mey are
= sx,48tgA @5tR ,,sSse Esaaa1 @ysss# a..
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steam engines, and other kinds of goodk
that were on exhibition. The fire broke
out in the lumber room, which was filled
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GIETSs cfrTS!!EIFTS!!!
gSpienndii Gifts!

go IT - N u ma iSIlsY ~ NJ
asG Evans waaass iorShis friends and the pub a
tt ms star s.a- .psk Sta4s and Publishing House
permanently established IN Brown's = eudid Iron Bail
dng 43a Chestnut Street. TIVE doors below Fith where
we paciser Of each hook, ri the regular retail price.
wv receive one o. me fol,ewtwy gfs va ned At
ejceits to si0e:-- zarE 80 Hsrrh :
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JACKSON, Tenn, August -, 1857
The above perfectly cured by Is bottles Of
the Lthontriptic, and one of the worst cases o.
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
q. ADAMSoN.
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Medical Science.

The history OF ''HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS, -
the most remarkable Medicine Of the day and the
ny cures that have been performed with it in Of
Lirer Complaint, Dyspsla, Nervous Debility; and dis
eases arising from a dsordered liver stomach, pla-
among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world The diseases to
which these Bittcrs applicable universal
that there but few Of friends who may
their virtues in their families circle ofacquain
tances and prove to their satisfaction that there
Is at least remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator It's
a fact that, the minds of many persons prejudice
exists against what called Patent Medicines; but
why should this prevent you resortng TO article
that has such array Of testimony to support it as
Hollands German Btters? Physicians prescribe it,
why should you discard IL Judges usually consider
ed Of talent have and do it in their fam
lilies. Why should you reject it? Clergymen and
those the most eminent take it, why should not you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, TO the
everlasting injury Of your health; if you sick and
require a medicine try these B;ters.
These Brcrs prepared and sold by DIR. C. NJ.
Jackson No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa, and
by druggists and storekeepers in every and VII
lage the United States Canadas West Indies and 5.
America at IS per bottle See that the sigma
lure Of C NJ Jackson the wrapper of each bottle.
MARLIN
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RECAPITULATION.

ga At the prayer meeting at BURTON s
Theatre, New York, on Saturday last, HENRY
WARD BEECHER was the leader in the devo-
tional exercises. Every place in the theatre
which could contain a human being was ill d.
More than three thousand persons were pres
ent The n. Y. Times gives the following in
cident:
At this moment, there came in from the
neighbOrhOod of the theatre volume OF must
cal sound-the singing OF hymn in another
meeting Mr.. Beecher rose and stepped to the
foot-iights. Raising his hand, he stood quietly
a moment, fixing the attention of the audience
before he spoke brethren" said he, lido
you hear that! Stop moment That's The
sound of ,oorsh,p out Of the old bdT-roO'a Of ties
Uteatrei Let us spend two minutes in silent
prayer and thank>givingw lie resumed his
seat. and TOR the two succeeding minutes the
falling of pin could have been heard
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SNYDER & FRIZZELL
no Nm NA gle.

HANE IN store a fine stock Of Boots and Shoes
Il every description, which they are Offering at !
marI1-t
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THE Court MARITAL AT NEWPORT BARRACKS.
The veteran Gen. Twiggs, for alleged con-
tempt of the War Department, is to be tried
by court martial at Newport Barracks on the
10th of April next. The circumstances are
understood to be briefly as follows: Gen.
Twiggs found fault with the result OF court
of inquiry, held on an officer of his division
The War Department disapproved then Of
Twiggs' course, censured him for 1t, and Or
dered him TO publish the censure in general
order. This he did but added critical COM
ments which are considered disresp -ctful and
insubordnate.
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CorroN-There is active demand to-day, and a
advance of about y cent has been established W
quote Middling Fair at IL &c.
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Crea1 American Corn shelter.

The Proprietor Of this great labor saving machine
who temporarily In Nashville, respectfully invites
call from the Agricultursis and Mechanics OF DAVID
son Contemplating tridl and thorough GAMMA
tioa OF the machine any description Of is perform
ance that he might give. \ leading feature Of this
shelter its simplicity thing, which of itself recon-
mends above all others II Is plain SIMPLE and sub
stantia construction not liable To get out Of order,
and will shell, the hsnds of one person. In lrte1
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them, (what no other shelter in the coun-
cry viii do,) twenty bushels Of corn per hour The
Proprietor prepared 90 dispose of Stale County
Rights single maehiues, on the most reasonable
terms; and, in consequence Of the Unprecedented
1hard times, will exchange the Tor land hors-
es mules any kind OF grain farming produce at
market prices
The Rights for all the Southern States for safe
and can be had reasonably low. Price Of single Ma.
chimes sl2 and Sl6- AZ they going OF rapidly
those who may wish purchase are invited TO give
an early call Remember the place-No. ~, Public
SQuare-Shield's Auction Room. fcb26-lm
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Gomutfrrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
March 90 1883

Nashville, March ~, 1906
COTTON-The cotton market Saturday
was dull, owing to the reception of later adj
vices from Europe reporting decline in the
Liverpool markets. The sales did not exceed
$50 bales at S19l0c per b.
TOBACCO-The tobacco market was active
and the sales heavy-13 hhds at Fisher.
Wheless & Co.'S at 81 Is; 5 95; 2 at 6 IS /;
1851 As; 90; 8 25; 8 IS; So; 05 !;
9 10; and 35; and 80 at A. Hamilton's as
follows: IS /; 35 40; Z 05; Z 10 |;
20;7 Is 81 3O;7 35 81 80; 8 90. 8 05 !;
at 10; 8 40; 2 at As 2 at 8 so; 8 80 !;
IS; g 90; 9 20; 9 40; so; 9 U.s.; 80 !;
90; 2 at 10; 10 20; 10 IS.
BACON-Bacon continues to sell readily
from wagons at s(9S4c per b.
LARD-Is in active demand at 999lc
per b.
GROCERIES-The market is active. and
sales heavy, without any change in prices.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON March %, P. II.
CoTToS-The market is unchanged, and full Sales
to-day 1900 bales-eXtreme rate II Il cents
Augusta Market.
THURSDAY March Is, P. n.
CoT1oN-There is active demand to-day, and an
advance of about u cent has been established We
quote Mddling Fair at II sc.
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Good Advice.

The thousands of crippes whom Rheumatism has
left with stened joints, whom Palsy has beret of
the use of their limbs, advised TO try BRAGG IS
ARCTIC LININENT, which has never yet failed to
single of the kind, in which fair trial has been
made In using it, do not spare the friction, but rub
in well and briskly. 1t is also useful in relaxing
h muscles, contracted or drawn up from cramp; in
reducing and scattering tuners and white swellngs
and healing ulcers and in curing all manner of erup-
tive diseases of the skin. 1t is for sale in all respecta
bic Drug stores. MARLIN
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MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL is receiving the
unanimous recommendation of the Press, only at
ST. Louis but all over the country. This remedy is
evidently the result Of close observation and study
Wherever it has been used it has been recommended
with the highest encomium of praise Persons can
have conception Off efficacy without giving it
trial. Once more warmly recommend this RENE
dy as superior Tonic and Alternative
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BOoKsmA 44sN BooKs!!
rhe United States Benevolent Society for the
Diffusion of Useful knowledge:

TINHE following is a SCHEDULE Of Property which
will be given 70 Purchasers OF Books at the time
Of sale by
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Chancerv Sale

Edward Vaughn, Admr, ct ais Milley Everett Ad-
minstratrix, ct els
IN pursuance OF decree Of the Chancery Court AZ
Nashville at its last November Term in the above
SATURDAY., THE Sd DAP Of APRIL Js5s The
Tract of Land mentioned in the pleangs in this case
land which lies ON the North side OF Cumberland riy
-, near this city or so much may be necessary 20
satisfy the decree.
TERMs.-Five Hundred Dollars cash; Five Hundred
Dollars upon a credit of four months and for the bal
ance credit OF one two and three years with inter
est from date. c. d. BRIEN, C. & NJ
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Sprfial notifes.
Rock City Mills.
J.E. nAUMAN & Co. Proprietor.
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.

From and after this date, until further notice t
price of
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General News.
WASHINGTON, March 27-Senate confirma-
tions-C. o. Faxon, GAINESVILLE. Tenn, Post
Master; j. B. Miller, Consul to Hamburg;
w. j. McCulloch. Surveyor general of Louisi-
ana; Joseph Holt, Commissioner of patents
and c. NJ Godboach, Marshal for the South
ern district of Alabama
NEW York, March 27.-The Times Wash
ington correspondent says, Col. Benton is
confined to his bed by cancer on the stomach.
Santa Anna is reported to be on his way to
Mexico. Lieut.. Ives steamers sunk in the
Colorado river, and the undertaking is aban-
doned.
The Agent of Vidaurri is here trying to
borrow money for prosecuting the war in the
interior.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 27.-The schooner
Gordon, from Matanzas for Savannah, was
shot at by British sloop-of-war on the sup
position of being SLAYER.
The business portion of Monticello. Florida,
has been destroyed by fire.
The Post Office at Tampa has been tho
roughly robbed.
EDDYvnLE, March 27.-The steamer City
of Huntsville passed here this morning at
three O'Clock, and the Runyan at halfpast
eight.
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re- FERNANDO WOOD, according 10 the
New York Herald, has instituted a magnificent
libel suit against HORACE GREELEY d Co., OF
the New York Tribune. The case will contain
seven hundred and fifty distinct libels, charges
of swindling, thieving, forgery, ETC., etc.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Gibson Merritt Us. Asa Shivers ais.
DT virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court at Nash
IL vile, made in the above cause, at November Term
1857, Will, on SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF April.
next sell TO the highest bidder public sale at the
Courtyard gate in Nashville three Lots Nos 4 and
o, IN Nances division Of Shivers's lots. Lots Nos
and each front 80 feet Line street run back
l25 feet 20 II foot alley Lot No fronts feet on
Line street at It's junction with Belleville street and
runs back TO said alley.
TERNs.-Sx, twelve and eighteen months credit will
be given, notes with good security required and lien
retained until the purchase money is paid.
c. II. BRIEN, C 4 NJ
marlO-td Chancery Court az Nashville.
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10 our old CUSTOMERS s. Friends.

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w- We understand that III. II. HAYNES d
Co. have sold their large thorough bred stall
lion to Col. JOHN ii. FRENCH Of Warren, ior
the snug sum of $500. This horse is one OF
the largest in the country, being nearly thirty
hands high, and is wthal handsome symmet-
rical animal.
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Chancery Sale of Slaves

George F. Dismukes rs Alexander Williams and others
IN pursuance of decree of this Court, at November
Term 1857, III the above cause, Will expose pub
hc sale, on the Public Square in Nashville, !S4TCR
DAP, the 18th day OF April, 1885 Slaves, Ste
phen, aged about "a years and Bill, aged about II
years, attached the property Of defendant Alex
Williams, and 10 be sold to paw first decree in this
Court against said Williams, favor of Porter Wayne
~ Webb, aud costs and secondly 10 pay decree in
favor Of complainant Dismukes and costs.
{. u. BRIEN, c 4 NJ
marl6-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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LosT-Yesterday morning, at or near the
Union and american Office, gold-headad cane,
with the owners name, etc, inscribed upon it.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing ii at this Office.