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Mr.. BEECHER having succeeded dexteriously
and admirably in thrusting the question of slavery
into revival prayer meeting, expatiaied upon 9TH
er similar cases. The laws Of meum and te,cm were
set completely at naught. Next to stealing other
peoples property in slavery, getting salvation
the most laudable work in the sight of Heaven In
speaking Of the woman whose ''request" is given
above this minister Of the Gospel proceeded in this
strain There are large number Of people in this
city who think it is about time these "revivals''
should cease, if they to be converted by BEECH
ER and his associates into political exetements.
s'NoW, want to know if there is a man in this
congregation who desires TO get rid of his sins
much this poor woman did to get rid of her slavery?
She was willing put her life in her hand and for
days to be smOthered, without food without drink
smothered because she was conveyed as bales and
boxes Of goods are-to show her love of liberty
Andthere was once little negro boy seen coming
up from the wharf in this city, who had lain in the
bottom of a schooner which came from one of those
Southern ports till the frost had bitten his feet and
thus hungry, nearly starved, with his poor FROST
bitten feet he was making his way upon the shore,
when he seen by some one who had an idea Of
his position and who gave him q loaf Of bread
Then that boy might be seen going along, scarcely
able to walk for his frost bitten feet devourng his
loaf Of bread almost ravenously like a wolf, so
nearly starved was he. Oh what testimony Of
how much he wanted to escape from bondage"
As an incentive to others of his class to follow in
his footsteps, example has been made of ORVILLB
("AWfur)) GARDNER, since his conversion. tits
reported that he has entirely Withdrawn from his
former wicked and prize-fghting associates, and
been placed in mercantile business by his religious
co-adjutOrs. He is shoemaker by trade, and has
been presented with several thousand dollars worth
of stock by the influential and mOneyed brethren,
and has opened an immense cOrdWainer's establish
ment in Eighth avenue.
FACTS FROM THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST REG
lister, (REvISED EDITION. FOR 1858.
From the revised edition we learn that the Bap-
lists of America have increased at the rate of over
1856 churches, 1872 ministers, and 26, 529 members
per year, during the last twenty-five years, having
made clear gain in these years of over 6,565
churches, 1924 ministers, and ,689 members.
During the last ten years the several States have
gained and lost as follows:
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The Cosr OF, CoTToS.-The London Mercantile
Gazette says that for several years past there has
been steady average increase in the cost Of Cotton
which rose from S9l S25 OOOin 1850 $751; OOO 600
in 1856. The total value of the production of thread
yarns and manufactured goods for the year 1858 Is
set down at $685. OOO for 1856 al S307, 49, OO
and for 1857 at S2Sl 900 OOO or deductng the cost
on Cotton, &C. the profits upon the manufacture
may be taken for 1858 at Sl9I 800 OOO for 1856 st
SI87, $50 600, and for 1857 at $3.50, 100000 In
otherwords the increase in the cost price of Cotton
1.-THE difference between Cd, CID. and Sd. per b.
reduced the profits on the manufacture in Great
Britain 29l 900 in the year 1856, and SAL S56, 900
in the year 1857, as compared with the year 1858.
These are important results, if true. The Cotton
problem is one very difficult Of solution. There is,
perhaps, no staple in which 50 many human beings
are directly or indirectly interested 1t may be said
to affect the worldly destinies Of thousands on both
sides of the Atlantic. II by any terrible mis-
fortune there should be failure in the crop Of the
United States for single year, the calamity would
be appalling.
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BEEcHRR AND TIE REVIVAL.

The correspondent Of the Charleston COErisr,
writing from New York, says that the prayer meet
ings at BURToAs old theatre are becoming somewhat
partizan and political. Any one who has closely
observed their progress and scrutinized the charae
ters Of those who have taken leading parts in them
must have expected if not predicted, what has now
come to pass
Of course the Rev. HENRY WARD BEEoHER must
have hand in it. It could be nothing long with
him. if not sectional and fanatical He cannot even
get along with religion, but that it must be dyed
in the "WoOl." The "negrO" must come in. The
new character was formally introduced at the last
meeting, Mr.. BEECHER presiding. He did not wish
to disturb any mans opinion, he said, but he was
bound to read "request, written perhaps by some
one who thought the white folks were mOuOpOh.
zing these revival e1oitements. TWAS as follows
"a woman-a member of the Methodist church
Who through much suffering and peril, even Of
life has just succeeded in making her escape from
Southern Slavery, desires 10 offer up thanks to God
for his goodness in bringing her safely to this city,
and to ask the prayers Of Christians that she may
escape the tolls Of the man hunters, and be guided
safely to a land Of freedom.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville ChattanOOgaRairoad
@DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS 80
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON aud after THURSDAY APRIL 9Th, 1883, the Passsn-
~ ger Trains will be fOlOWs3
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. n and . P. NJ.
Arriving At Chattanooga at 2.2O P. d. and l2 A. N.
Leave Chattanooga at 1890 A. D.. and IS P. d.
Arriving at Nashville at 10 A. NJ and $40 P. NJ.
PASSENGERS for the East, Wilmington c., leavs
NASHVILLE on either train and max close cOnnecsns
ou Via. Knoxville, Tenn and LynchbuTg, Va. should
leave Nashville on the morning train make the
tons
train which connects al Stevenson with d Railroad.
Those Tor Nc Ainnville and Sparta will leave Nashville
the train, which connects directly TUahOma with
the train for McMnnvile The train which leaves Mcbnn.
Vile at e 30, ctnnecs with ;he day train from Chattanooga
and arrives at Nashville at 8 10 p n.
At Nashville there daily connection with boats for St.
Louis, Cincinnati Louisville Memphis New Orleans Pits
burg, Gc., &c; sO daily line Of stages Louisville.
Through Tickets be procured Of the Depot before
starting Of the trains, for MeMnnye Huntsville Mem
pills. Junction Atlanta Macon, Montgomery, OharleuOn,
savannah, Augusta, Wilmington and Knoxville.
Z L ANDERSON,
April 6, 1858. General Ticket Agent
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CONTENTS.

CHATTER L-Gensral Chlrasisristics of The bls a.
classical BOOE-lntr0ductorv-T l}ibs ss a Cr.-s5.
- -dAP "a % Cntldhood-fne Bible in The school
ana Coilegs-Ihe Bible n E1g}sn Verso1-T5s
blD9 ID TIE iour great classic Tunguss-Ibs tbe a -
laisd 70 ne Saie and It's SoaO0ls-Ths Bbe IN. Psa
dunn Of AmencaR Instituaons-Fbe h b. sr5 ~,
Church ef R1ms-ConeludiUg remarks
CHAPTER IL-Postry ard he Birds Of III, u5L,. NJ
toEs and Uses OF Poetry IN the ED renee b.tpsp
hebrew Prose and POetry-SsyIe If lfsbre,- 49,
.esn-sPiTlt o. Hebrew P0e.ry-Deparmen,sc Il
Hebrew PoetrJ-lnh enes Of Hebrew Postr,- N -+srs
OF FOstry IN the bIh.e-lhc seven Gretfsr ga.54--
The Argument from POery-Coneludi1g Renarks.
CHAPTER IIL-Eloqusnca and Oratorv If In. ma r..
Isment-Elemsnts and characteristics Of Elouueucs-
llusiratons Of ECq zence Earliest Exara1Ie nj a.,
queucs IN The Old Td-tamsnt-Judah as Al Or.t---
Aaron as an OratOr-Ohsr Examples from he Old u g.
tament-EloqueBes Of Hushai. ths Archie.
CHAPTER lY.-The Eloouent Oraforz oF to " IT,
menL-E1am pies Of Perverted ElCqusnce-terod and
Iertullus-Speeeh Of Gamalsl-Ths eloquent poles
Etepnen's Address 70 the C0unci-Prsachiug of Joh1
tne Dap lst-Peser IS an Or4of-Spgeeh OF James Be-
lore the Synod-Ine Recorder Town CLERK Of pnesus
The Eoqueuce Of Ps1l-Paul On Mars HilI-lligil,T -
Of our LJrd-COnclusion
CHATTER Wipes Of Female Cbarseter in The E;Fi,
1nterssto OF the Sabe5t-GsBeral Classifoston-
Picture Of ETe-Sarah and ebskah-Ch aractsr OF Ils
borah-Charaetsr Of Estherand EsutaJszsbsI and An
allah-Herodias and her Dancing Dsnvbrsr-s His-,iI
HANNAH and Martha-Ths MaTys-CJnsluding Ks.
marks.
CHAPTER VL-RfDrsseptativs Yo.no M, o. III, r;r,.
Range and Limits Cf the Thsme-fhs first Of Yosno
Aen-Ths FIRST Two B-Oihers-Uhsraoisr Of JossDbS
me tOuia CT Aoses-okeie1 Of David and Jonathan
5ketcn Of Samuel and Saul-Saul and Slnsl al Foder-
Cnaraeler OF Ab3alom-Fhe Young Man as Sovereign
me 1oung Men OF the Capuvity-YouDg Menof tas
CHAPTER VlL-Soisnes and the Sarss Of the Bible -
Relations and Bearings q Inc Subisct-T6s Moral Sell
ence ef the Bibe-Tne bible on Pdysicsl Science
Eirs1 Selenunc haraetersc-Sscond Uharactsristie-
Third Charaeteri5te-Add.u0uaI Ilastrstious-Th ssa.
gesof the Bible.
CHATTER Flli.-Origlual Conceptions: or. sots Of
Sublmliy and Beauty in the B.bs.-Tha Divine Exist.
enoe-Ihe Providence Of God-Tas Personal Character
Ct Chrss-Ihe Idea Of SPECIAL Divine Influence The
Onnren Oh iodine Common Brotherhood Of Man
Ane Day q Sacred hest-The MlIsnnium-Ths Res
direction Of The Dsad-The Last Judqment-Ths Hsa9-
enly WSrld-Ehe Scheme Of e5emplion-Recapilul-
ton and Conclusion.
FOX SALE BY
". T. Berry & Co.
apFi2 Pubr5e sor.r.
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TIE Press OF THE SOUTH.-JoHE Mitchell writes
of and from New Orleans, to his friend JOHN MAR
TIN, in Paris, via the Southern Citizen:
The Press of New Orleans is generally of high
character You derive miserable idea of the Amer
lean Press and public opinion from the New York
papers, which are those you see most commonly
perhaps almost exclusively, in France and England
No city on earth, perhaps, exhibit anything so
sublmely base; so that l sometimes wish they had
an Emperor like yours in New York to give them
three distinct warnings all round. The men who
conduct the leading journals in Charleston, or in
New Orleans, would be quite incapable of managing
one Of those organs" because they could not
bring themselves to pour cut one upon another the
needful denominations of language-nOr to deserve
them so richly at one anOthers hands. 1t is ObserV-
able however, that the Press of New Orleans, though
ably written and well sustained, has scarcely the
metropolitan character which that Of Charleston
may claim The reason is that Charleston more
fully and exclusively represents the leading interest
Of the whole South, namely, Cotton. Louisiana has
certain sugary flavor; Virginia, more or less to-
baoooish aroma but South Carolina Is cotton to the
backbone"
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AMACHINE MADEf.
y u Horse SHOES w

rE0HR TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at TROY.
n. y, have HENRY BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE
SH0B MACHINERY now Ia successful operation, and are
prepared orders for HORSE and MULE SHOES
OF any Weight and Pattern, at price but little above the
price OF Horse Shoe iron.
The quality Of the Iron used in these Is warranted
In respect. These shoes have been approved
used by the United Safes Government exclusive.
ly also BY many Of the principal StBEe Omnbus
companies and Horse ShOerB throughout country Any
person inelosing IS to he undersigned will have
sample Of 100 pounds assorted bis address,
orsaddTessed 70 the subscriber, Troy viii rscsVe
prompt attention.
april ely WIN BURDEN, Agent, Troy, n Y,
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Chancery SaIes---JacksOn Ca
NOTICE.

DY virtue Of decreta order OF the chancsry court at
ID Gane sbOrO, made the February Term 1858 OF aid
COURT in the OF samuel Johnson and others against
Washington Morgan and Others, viii, Monday, the
7h day Of june 1885, the door in anesbo.
10, sell at public auction, credit the 2st March,
1853 tract Of land lying in Jackson county, Tennessee on
Roaring river; bounded b. George McClendeB, Worlsv
Young, Susannah Johnson aud Others containing about
thirty -four NO.e sn2 good security will be required
Of the purchaser, and Hen will be retained land for
the pa ment OF the purchase money. The minimum price
upon said land eight hundred dollars This Both day Of
March, 1858.
april G-W4t prs fee 81 co W h Bolts. C&M
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MOORE OFFICIoUsNEss.-It is stated that pa
per has been in circulation during the present
week among the clergymen of Chicago, Pledging
them to recommend to their respective congregations
a meeting on Saturday, " for the purpose Of be-
seeching the Almighty to interpose in the struggle
now going on in Washington, and prevent the con-
summation of the Kansas iniquity."
We read recently of young convert in some
Northern church, who requested the prayers Of the
congregation for his brother who had gone to Chi
cago. We think, from all accounts, the clergy in
that region have enough to employ their prayers at
at home.
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CITY Hotel stool.

WILL o6eo al Public Sale q the Market House, on
Thursday, he STA inst, at n o'clock, A. NJ, from thirty
70 a y shares Of City Hotel 5tocx.
Terms made known day Of sale
april I'D SAMUEL sEAY.
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DoIEGs OF THE VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-RIoHMoND
Va, April 2.-The bank resumption bill fixing upon
the first of May has been passed by both houses
The bill requiring the independent banks to estab
lsh an agency at Richmond or Baltimore for the re-
demptOn Of their notes, and also requiring the pa
rent banks to redeem the notes of their branches in
specie, was also finally passed 1t takes effect in
April, 1859.
prstng two thousand dollars to remove the remains
of President Monroe from New York to Richmond.
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DY virtue Of a dseretSI order of the es,ncsyv -.

by virtue Of decreal order OF the ehauceFy court Al
II GainesberO made at the February Term, 1853 of said
court in the case Of George McCendOn against ARIEL Dun
can, will Monday the 9TH day Of June 1853 at the
court house door GairesbO O. sell public auction for
cash IN hand tract Of and lying in jackson county, Ten
nesHee, bounded as follows; beginning white walnut
sassaira and beach, running thence west, crossing
branch at 40 poies In all 80 poles beach, red oak and
dOgWOod thence fOuh 100 poles beach and black oak
thence east 80 poles to chestnut thence north 100 poles to
the beginning; also, other tract beginning beach,
running west 81 pOlestO chestnut, thence south poles
to ssssaras thence east 81 to sugaFtfee norh
ls5 poles TO the be ginning containing in ali one hundred
acres This 30th March. 1858.
aprile-W4W pTsfeeS4 90 W. II. Bolts, c q M
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FOR
uPORT4TTONS

FOR 1853.
WJE would respectfully inform friends and Country
w Merchants that we will make Grand Display OF
Fancy BODnes and Fashions for Summer Munday 5th
that will suTpass anything a. Nashville
OF the Allegheny Mountains consisting Imperial
Chip, New Styles Of snow White Willow Colorsd and
Drab Bngsh and swiss Straw Bonnes; large stock Of
eOoTsd and white LeEhon BOnnes Ladies and Misses
the largest stock Of Paris Flowers opened in NashVs
For Bonne Parties and Head Dresses Parasos and Shades
Paris Fans Combs Belts, and Ornamental Goods
Vsreiy hne lie Of RubroideTies Of Collars, Sleeves,
Worked Hsndkerehefs, Ves Buga Goods ard Trimming,
Laces, all the styles Of Hoop Skirts, making rich
combination OF Millinery and Fancy Goods unsurpassed in
beauty and style We have purchased this exclusive
H for cash. and will give great bargains the article,
will exclusively do Cash business this year Pa
san Millinery Bazaar No. 46 Union Street., next Safe
Bank.
N.B.-COuntry Merchants and Nilnsrs supplied with
Pattern BOnnets nall bill Of goods, cheap puTs
chasing East.
BOnhsI Bssehsd and Altered 70 Late Styles in suPsriO
Style.
spTs-3m 3. WISE, Agent.
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DEATH OF HENRY Nancy. ESQ.

WeannOunce with sincere pain the death Of Hen
EY MAYEY, Esq. He died in this city yesterday.
He had been regarded as in a dangerous condition
for some months past, from frequent hemorrhages,
and his death was not unexpected by his frieRdS.
Mr.. Nancy was young gentleman of many rare
and excellent qualities, and of bright hopes and
prospects in the future. We sincerely symPathise
with his relatives and friends in their irreParsble
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COMBINATIONS By THE SBEATE.-WAsHIKeToN,
April 2.-The Senate has made the following con-
frmations: J T Martin marshal Of the western dis
trict of Virginia. Summons, marshal Of Iowa.
7 Doheney, marshal Of Connecticut. P Clesver,
marshal of the Territory of New Mexico. L S
Bryant, marshal of the eastern district Of Missouri
H Hopkins United States Attorney for the Terri
tory Of New Mexico. D w Voorhees,, United States
Attorney for Indiana. I Childres, . Attorney
for the middle district of Tennessee. W D Ray,
collector at Vioksburg, Mississippi. NJ Chicken,
Texas, consul at Acapulco Mexico. C CrossWell,
WISCONSIN consul at ST. Patarshnrg
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. DR..
Halsey, Of Louisville, KY.
THE
Literary Attractions Of the Bible.
r. PLEA FOR THE WORD OF GOD. CONSIDERED
AS A CLASSIC
By LIE ROY J. HALsFY.
I Vol limo. 81 Is

VOL limo. 81 25
In the fOEing pages it is proposed TO present an out
line OF Whatm Be called the incidental attraction. IF tbs
bbe-o set forth lie claims bJh as a classic and a.
BOOK OF general education. Regarded simply az bo n
learning 0i taste and genius Of history and soqueDes il
has sxsrtsd an influence which cannot be too bigb1v
mated and e'nmsnds itaef TO every cultivated under
standing 1t Is the book Of our learning NOT Iess than
our religion; the basis Of our civilization, notices. than ON
salvation 1t has moulded into shape. it has ouisksB.d
INTO HE the whole b'dyo our secular learning as we'll as
our theology; it has breaIhsd lis own vital spirit into an
our science, literature legislation, philosophy, and social
and political Institutions.
lis these attractions which may BE- felt and appreciated
even By The ireGgiOus aud worldlJ-nindsd. which va
propose 70 group together in one distinct and eoppeed
TsF. Our object will be to speak Of The Book Of God a.
Prooason Of inspired genius and classic taste to reveal
sonshlng Of its immsasurab.s wealth. as 6ed of Slo
eags and mi-s OF Wisdoz, model OF ecqlsnos. mas.
ei-'eeeo OF Poy, text book OF instruction; and thus 10
snder II 50 flr asws shall be able, attractive 70 all
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DIED-At the residence Of JAMES JOHNSON, Esq,
on Sunday morning, the 4th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM
D. Brown.
Mr.. BROWN removed from New Hampshire, to
Nashville, in the fall of 1853, and entered the well
known house of Messrs. JoHsoN, WEAVER & Co.,
with whom he remained until the dsrk-winged mes
senger called him to the unseen world. he was q
young man possessed Of superior business quslifca-
tons, and by his honest, upright and gentlemanly
department, made very large number Of friends,
who will deeply mourn his early death. He died
far away from the scenes Of his early childhood
far away from those who watched his young foot
steps as they bore him on to ripening mandolin
strangers land but not as a stranger; for he was
surrounded by friends whose love for him was like
brothers. Neither was there dearth Of womsn's
nursing" for gentle hands ministered unto him
and gentle hearts ceased not to wish him speedy
recovery. But, alas all was in vain. The grim
messenger had summoned him to "thst Undiscovered
country" and no earthly prayer could be fervent
enough to thEart his purpose. He died calmly,
peacefully
"Night dew fell not more gently to the ground,
nor weary, WoFa-ORt winds expire son."
His body has gone to the grave, but let US hope
that our loss is his gain, and that while we mourn,
his joyous spirit is singing HOsannas to the Great
GiVsr Of al Good "WhO dOeth all things well"
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co.,
No. 70 Public Square.

: .
ON THURSDAY APRIL sth, 1858.
TTTB will offer sale in font Of store, the following
w articles and invite the atsRtOn OF the retail meF.
chants the and county, this sale intend 20
sell in lots TO suit purchasers, viz;
500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
l25 hhds Sugar, 100 bbls Orange Val whisky
10 bbs powdered Sugar, 25 - Old Bourbon DO
20 - crushed do 25 IS 80 Rye do
so bbls 1aOassss. IS g g Smith ReEerys do
so boxes RsisnB, 10 casks Porter.
25 - Cove OystsrJ, TO Ale
20 chests lea, S baskets Chamnaivn Wins
IS bbls Pecans, Is boxes 90 Ctdsr
tierces Rice, 100 bbls VINEGAR
500 kegs Nails, IS nests painted Tubs,
100 boxes Glassware, 100 dOz DO Bueksts
cases Matches, Is Wash Boards
SO n. G d Caps, so boxes Coddzh
$50 resms Wrapping Paper IO Bsrrfnrs
50 kits Aackerel, 100 bbls Green Apples,
~ Dds do 500 boxes Star Candles.
lO1 Dds DO 25 cases SaIdnss.
With many other articles in ID Grocery line.
mar q, 1853. CATER, MCKAY & co.
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". H. Bolts, c d M.

DY virtue OF dsereta order of the chancery court
- Gainesboro, made a February Term, 1855 Of said
chanCery, and decree Of the supreme court tennessee
at Nashville a December Term 1857 said court IN the
Of Sampson McC elan against Robert Craghead and
Drury Avert will Monday, the 7Ih day June next
at the court house door IN GainesbOTO sell TO The high
est bidder for cash in hanO tract land ingf
county, Tennessee, the month side Of Cumberland river,
on the head waters Of Indian creek, and fol-
lows beginning beach the bank a branch above
the Sd OF FebFuaT, ISL running with marked line TO the
mill 10 stake thencs with the the line to the
dividing ridge between Indian creek Cub creek known
BY the name Of Backbone ridge, TO stake thence with the
mesnders OF the ridge such distance stake as to cross
the main branch at right angles the mouth of a small
branch that enters in the main branch west which
inclnes TO the bu at its entrance theme straight line
the hill TO the top Of the ridge stake thence south
with the meanders of the ridge such distance to
stake. as n to the beginning, straight line
with the nrst Re to the beginning supposed contain two
hundred acres. This 3Oth March 1883.
april 6-W4W prs fee 81 90 W H Bolts, C & NJ.
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MORE MAINE LAw-The liquor bill which has
passed the Maine Legislature is nearly identical in
penalties with the law Of 1858. manufacturer is
placed under So 900 bonds and allowed to sell only
to authorized parties under the law. The bill, as
passed will be submitted to the popular vote on the
ID Of June
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E5" A Democratic paper has been started in Chi
cagO by Messrs. DTvERsT SoHADE, called the "Ns.
tiOnsl Union" The Washington Union says "it is
the only Democratic paper in Chicago" This We
suppose, is by way of Offset to Senator DOUGLAS
circular, inviting subscribers to the Washington
States, which he said was the only Democratic
paper in Washington"
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY the 9Th inst, a NOTE drawn BY A. II,
" Rutledge and payable the order OF A M Rutledse,
at the Bank Of tennessee, the Arst day Of AoYsm0e
1853 SI4O7 % and endorsed by said A. NJ Rutedgs and
p FOgg 9Th March, 1883 al persons are hereby
warned trading said note as the same has been
lost misaid the said parties nave been noheo not
TO pay the same to any person but myself.
Nashville, March 81 1873.
april I-d3s W L. OWEN