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EIEzY HART, yE. B. ". HAoEAE. n. soHs s. HAEI
HART MACRAE a CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs GOBHTgBIOH
MERCHANTS,

Eos7 and South Markslsrsst, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST Deceived END NOW IN STORE,
l55 hhls n. y, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum
20 boxes Havana Sugar, 900 assorted DemgOhus,
le8 barrels n. \, Crushed2OD packages W Is itasns
sugar 100 coils Cotton kops
Is barrels n Y POwderei4uO gross Matches,
Sugar zoo dozen Painted Buckets
% barrels n D Loaf Sugar 80 nests 5. Painted Tubs,
200 barrels n. y. MOlRssgB, 50 boxes Stone Pipes,
new orOD) So boxes Tennessee Axes
$50 bags bsleoted BaltiLaOrs Superior quallty)
Cudss, SOC kegs White Leud,
go bags n q. Rio Coffee, loco Kegs Nails ASSORTED
50 bags LaEulra Coffee, szes)
IS bags OId GOysTumeut500 gross blacEngr
java Coles. 100 boxes Palm and German
Is bag Pepper, Soap,
20 BAGS spice 10 cases Carolina Rice,
100 casks super Carbonate 50 aoz Aiuo Wash Boards
Soda. $40 realms Superior Wrap
90 bali ohsl y Imperial a ping Paper,
BLACK Tea 800 81. q. D. Caps,
no boxes We. and ny. IO-l00 bags shot,
bace5. 40 Kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment Of c0m.iUO barrels Glover Seed,
mon and fine Cigars. 80 barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS scotch Crackers,
snuff $50 Do s ReCuhed Whisky,
% boxes Smoking Tobacco, % barr lis Old Bourbon
30 Cuils Manila Rope WhlsEeyY
kJO boxes Pearl Starch, % barrels MOnonganelaGno
Is cases SardInes, Old Bye hlskeyl
50 cases Oysters, 80 barrels Robertson COun-
90 boxes Assorted Pickles, " WhEkey,
90 boxes Catsup and Pepl5 barrels Ola Lincoln W bis
& per sauce, key,
90 boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits, ar casks Pure French
20 cases jraudY Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes y a. Cheese. 10 Casks Purs Port Wine,
" boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga DO
gusess, 5 caska Pure sherry do
zoo packages Star Candies, 5 casks Pune Madeira do
Sd do Tslow do 20 bbls. halve sweet DO
Is bags Timothy Seed, so bbs, American brandy,
GOU boxes d. Glass Ware, 10 Bbls. apple Brandy,
1OJ boxes sAlO and lOAl2 ~ bbis. Peach Brandy
jsn8 HART MACRAE co.
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REMOVAL

II VING removed my stock Of Groceries from Market
H street, 10 ths old staed Of Ewing Brothers, No. T. Col
legs street, and with brother ober Free
man, will cor tlue the business under the style OF Free
Broher lhsnkul for the liberal PATRONAGE heretofore
received lIespectuy solicit GOnuuOnce Of favor Tor She
new finn.
Jsul-lm .. SMITH FREEMAN.
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Lindsey's advertisements

A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale,
CITUATED IN Edgedold, on the Galadn Turnpike. Fo'
- fuuher particulars apply 70 - -,
sept ID BPs a. V, :, bINDol1hL.
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FOR SALE.
RamTr nj Ne e,Fpvf1Ie

FdFAk "a AsEs
YFNWO handsome Lots in Bdgedeld, Woodland Street
The Lots front 50 feet each, and 10 leet deep.
Apply 10 A. " 5. LlNDshbf'
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Guns :! Guns [!

WE Rave kIarre assortmsnt Of Shot Guns Double
w Single Ba1fsl, embracing q great variety.
MAGEY HAMILTON.
IA aoE sausage mlHs Ss.t. qualify for .alsey
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IaWranoahnrr Bank.

w L4Wssnosbars nOusg, a SsP.lsyglaE Term pness.
oel1 -.a s....... .-. i. " 4 Ss4DoA & .
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Mur1reesbOrO.
WILL take the Exchange bank NOgss lor my Goods

MuT1reesbOrO.
WILL take The Exchange Bank Notes or my G S3$i
Shirts, Shirts.
lust received another lot Of Shirts; warranted of suPo-
81 nor qualify and Of prices 70 suiI The Zines ,,,,,
Byron and Standing Collars.
a SUPERB 9ss[.men' OF collars "a every Is gRd 'Iy e'
Embroidered Shirts.
TUSTrsceved small invoice OF handsomely embroidered
81 shrs mads our own oruer suitable Tor parry ana wed
Buck Skin Shirts.
A Pew best gua OF Back skin shirts received and for
IL balo b. OCtlJ ID h Gill
Underwear.
yVERY variety Of fashionable Underwear, an al moderate
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAv8Ts.
FIRST rate assortment OF Scas hsocksr iIes and CT-
n watts every style aud ouioTv an endless variety u
goods received and for sale upon reasonable terms by
TRAVELLING sHAWLs AND BLANKETS.
LSO large stock GeutemCuB travelling suEwls al a
"A Blankets and wooea Jackets and soa us. received
and for safe % ocL Is ID d ulLL.
ROBES DE CHAMRRE.
PVERV size and s1e OF Ho0es de Cnauore and smoking
u C1lls, for sale by oct5 M'GiLL.
Rs7P- Ladies and Genuemen's Furnishing @JiaA
Store, corner Square and College SIS. loct2
Painting establishment.
QUlLbhRs hous0hoders, &c, are requested 30 take mo-
- lice tbEt tD uudergnCds having WAot L4e necessary
arrangements sud secured services pteHt work
men, j. now prepared 20 take
Large Contracts
10 the line Of svOeaon, In All its various branches
In tne department Of
House Painting,
Tbs Eubsorberis prepared 70 execute with the greatest
romp lnes, al couTats, no large which may be eu
dsred sly and upon which csunot fan % give
satisfaction.
He is also prepared 20 execute all manner or
sign ana Ornamental HRintIag, GrGIning and
MaTbliugs
having On thar departmG secured Io services Of he mo
The subscriber Oud request pgrH0ns hsVinE work IN his
lac % ave cg before maxim bual arrangements.
mGrrhe-dH X. 4. 2 kbdiNG,
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HAVE for sale a large amount Of property which will
sell for Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, certified
ecks on il al prices that have always asEad for
be nroperty sept 90 A V LlNDSLBY
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WWT z have on hand q large and complete assoFtmsuto
w Shovel ard TOhe "a Aadlrons Fenders KniVss
an orks Carpenters and Blacksmith tools Circular saws
ali yes IRON 10 60ineh- SAW Gummers Hachina Beet
ng all sizes from 90 inches vide. Pages Paent Circu
lar saw Mill straw Cutters, great variety e Farm
ing impiemeals-e let 2aE- MAGEE & HAMILTON.
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R. C. MCNAIRY g CO..

Large Dealers N all kinds Of
FORFTGR AND DOMESTIC DRY. GOODS,
No. IS, COLLEGE STREET, .'
Nashville. Tennessee. e
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kind, and had better lag down their weary

kind, and had better lay down their weary
load, that no man cares to see them bear.
such. a feeling disproyes itself; Tor con
science So tender cannot fail to exert 4 use,
full influence, il only by the force Of good
example, in this selfish world, where men
are far more apt to think themselves poorly
rewarded for their labors, than to believe
themselves without mission on earth, and
deserving nothing from mankind. The great
Milton, IN his blindness, and seeming use
lessness, vet sustained always by reliance
On the Just Providence Of God, taught that
there is no condition Of life without itspow-
err Of usefulneos, either active or passive
and, while deploring his state, that debarred
him from the active service Of God, and
while longing to emulate the active minis
tiers Of HIS will. he uttered the great lesson,
"They also serve who only stand and watt
and, SO believing, he was content to take VI
his burden Of life again, and perform, as bes
lie could, the duty imposed on him BY h.'
]" great Taskmaster; !" and well did he iuln
that passive duty.
/ Let him whom grief, or shame. or humlll
| ty tempts to voluntary death, learn, then, 7
live for others, if not for himself, and thu
truly for himself, and for the future, y not 70
1 the present. Wash GLOBE.
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A SAD INCIDENT.

The New York Daily Times Of Wednes-
day publishes the following as fact:
4 lady passing down Broadway, near
Street, few days since, when
butchers stand. was startled by
the excited appearance ofan intelligent look
ing woman rushing towards her, with clasp
ed hands and look Of despair, excialmng,
!. am hungry am hungry Z Stepping
inside the store the lady procured for her
some potatoes and piece Of meat. The
hungry woman quickly gathered the potatoes
into her pocket, then sezlng the bloody
meat. put it to her lips. and ate It 70 the
bone then saving, must take this home
TO Eddie 2 rushed wildly from the store,
leaving the salesman and the lady astanshed.
Incredible as this seems, we have every rea-
son TO believe it true"
So have We. We heard Of an instance
where clerk, who had lost his situation BY
the failure OF his employers, and who could
get nothing to do, having been reduced TO
great want, went to the market-place, and
watching an opportunity, as he thought un-
observed, but piece OF meat under bis cloak.
He was seen, and an officer was directed to
follow him to his home, but TO be cautious and
make inquiry and report before he took any
steps. Waiting few moments after the
man had entered his house, he Knocked. The
clerk opened the door. and on seeing the
officers dress he said, = 30 am found nut,
am II Before YOU take me away come
inside minute" The officer went into the
room. and found the wife and fur children,
each with piece OF the meat in their hands,
eating rayenously. lie burst into tears, and
the clerk said, !. Ms wife aud children have
had nothing to eat for four DAYS. Everything
/ Is pawned or sold except what yon see;
will 20 with You Il you say so" Inc oiilcei
went back 10 the market and reported whal
he had seen, when the butchers filled up !
basket with provisions, sent il 20 his house
and gave him supplies aiterMard until b
found relief and employment.
IL the whole truth We're known Of the rea
suffering and misery Of this distracted M0rls
OF wealth and voc, Of grasping asariee am
suffering virtue, &c unprinclpsed stllishhes
an, Of patient, hernic endurance ~ winch W
live. ii seems 10 u the heart and soul ever.
| Christian would be rsu.ea and sci on hire
4 This crowded city, with its multlindes Q
suffering and CRYING thonsands---'nis Babe
ofnarbie palaces and wretched dens q sham
and Of wants full 81 incidents. az the pre-
sent Tine, more or less like the above.
n u. Pfp.r.
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rHg Finer TELesRsPHIc DEsPaTeH sent
from Washington to Baltimore BY Morse's
Telegraph, was by little girl Of years Of
age, daughter ofthe then Secretary Walker.
The circumstances we're rs follows: Morse.
after two Intellectual attempts 20 obtain an
appropria ton from Congress TO makn
satisfactory experiment ~ The value Of his
discovery. by running trial line between
the two cities. having obtained the promised
aid IL Messrs. Webster and CLAW. was Undue
ed 70 make third application. The last day
of the session had arrived.
Twelve o'clock AZ night was peremptnrily
set a. the hour for final adjournment. but .
few hours we're left, and sill 5 or 6 bills Of
importance we're 10 be acted On before il
would be possible TO reach the anchor 70
which his every hope was clinging, and the
poor Professor, worn nut and despairihg. had
retired 10 his room at Secretary Walkers.
where he was temporary guest. 10 endeayor
10 lose in the iorgetlulness Of slumber. the
keen anguish Of his disappointment. About
| n'eioek he was aroused BY = rap NJ his door
and upon answering the call, was told by a
ehildIike voice that there was good news for
him. Throwing open the door. he discovered
the little daughter Of his host, who had thus
ihoughtlully hasteDed 10 relieve his anxiety.
She informed him that his bill had passed
when eia.ping her joyfully in his arms. hs
vowed that he should be the very 6rst one
WIN shguldfr transmit Recommendation between
the tao points. Accordingly when al The
necessary preparations had been completed
the hour 81 10 4. NJ. was appointed FOR op
praiioas to commence. and thousands nf IN
diyiduals had collected around, and within
The Office At Baltimore. 10 witness the result
Tcno'cloekcsme. half past, three quarters. ant
still no signal from tie Capitol. while mutter
i ing grosls II " hnmbug." "humbug." "w'
thought so" were passing freely smong th'
crowd, when about three minutes 10 eleven n,
click was heard. and Immediately the pape
rolled oF. "yse mhdf monders God hal
proughfF The operator Immediately an
swered, !" .qid ,eN mork many mortT Til
communication is remarkable IN itself, q
coming from - Young child, and the cx
element and enthusiastic cheers ef III
crowd can be Car better imagined than dis
cribed.
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The Niagara has left New ynrk 10 INSIST
In laying The Atlantic cable. She carries
out very nearly the same persons who were
detailed 20 that duty on the first experiment
Of laying the cable. The shareholders in
London have increased their stock largely al
have been ordered 10 be issued. The pro.
jeetors Of the enterprise are 10 have their
rights and privileges ertinguished by COM
muted payment IN shares, the entire COM
pensntion not 10 exceed the sum Of e75,00o,
and the shares not 10 be sold, assigned, or
transferred in any way until nficr the laying
down Of the cable. The experiment will be
undertaken again under good auspices--ma-
tured preparations. better machinery, larger
experience. and cable enough for any DRIFT.
ing likely 70 cnsuc.
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The Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times says il il confidently expected that
The united government will soon take steps
for securing the communication on sfade TOLL on
shipping going up the Elbe. The same
authority SAYS that The United States AMI
Denmark have al length come 10 an agree
ment as to the amount payable by the former
20 the latter on account Of light and bacy
dues IN the Sound. The amount has been
Fixed al ss9a, oil, and il is to be paid into
the hands OF Danish agent in London.
When that ceremony shall have been per-
formed. the former treaty OF amity and nayi-
CATION. which has been suspended by the
United States, will return into force.
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yellow caas.--The Board of Trade Of
Norfolk call The attention of FARMERS 20 the
following Important Suggestion. The whole
region Of country from Cape Breton down 10
Connecticut and New York, prefer The pure
yellow TO any other description Of corn, and
they are disposed to turn their attention
toward an extensive trade with this section
of the country, could they rely on q supply
Of this kind Of corn. AsyeIlow corn brings,
I. general thing, from thrce 20 Eve cents
more than mixed or white, would not our
farmers tnow that the season for planting Is
advancing find il 60 their interest to take
this natter into consideration and plant
either pure white or pure Yellow Vessels
occasionally arrive at Norfolk from the West
Indies TO losd with pure yellow, and hi.
trade has increased much u late years.
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. TO BIZ OR Not TO BE y

The papers Of California give accounts Of
an unusual number Of suicides in that State.
within sbout two weeks preceding the De.
pssturs er tsp last mail. The fret was thsf
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. o.
wednesday, March II. is5s.

III Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in The county Of Orange to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder and for adser
Using,
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Rvy. SIN DERrpLLg. - The Fayetteville
OJserrsr, on copying Inc following frnm tie
Wilmington Hsrdid, observes: " llirre Is
much reasnn. almost sinonniing 70 certain.
III, ii believe That instead Il" Tie Rev. NJ,
Dawell" ii il the Rev. ID. Deruelle. the well
knnwn and highly esteemed Agent Of tie
American Bible society. WIN has thus sadly
closed ling career 81 usefulness. Mr.. Der.
uellr had ADVISED his friends here that be
would leave Rockingham Il that lime Tor THIS
place. intending 10 spend the past SUNDAY
here. anil 10 make his customary annual csll
upon he friends 81 the Bible ransr. Mr.. ~.
va. natne ~ New Jersey. where he has a
family residing 90 his farm. lie was pr"ba-
bly nnrr generally known than any other ~
dIyiluaI ~ the state. Tor he had been N
every county 10 il except three, aud many 1t
then, lie had visited five Of ak tunes. Al !
Minister and Agent q lhe Bible Society, he
thus became knuwn to mauy thousand. u mr.
citizens and il i. only irutl, 20 ssy, that be
was uDi,ersaliy respected aud generally be.
loved. lie made esen bsegiag pleasure q
thnse whose superiority he as.ed ~ tile holl'
est u CAUSES"
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The Turkish Admiral. who has arrived
lately IN New York, SAYS that he visits this
country for the twofold purpose Of building
d vessel for The Turkish Navy, and confer
ring with the Government, officially. as the
representative of The Sublime Porte. lie
intends 90 remain in New York short
time before he proceeds to Washington. lie
thus combines with his ship.buildinga diplo-
matte mission TO this country. which, IL pro-
perIy carried ont. may result in important
commercial results. lie is new under forty
wears % age. Ills party will then return 20
New York, aud remain until the contraetfo for
the construction Of the frigate is made and
the work begun, when tlc Admiral will re-
turn 60 Turkey. leaving solymsn BIfendi as
naval constructor 10 attend TO the completion
Of The vessel. The Admiral will return and
take command Of her when she is launched
and ready 10 sail for Turkey. Before lea,-
ing New York. he Is TO be received Al the
navy yard.
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!. sTuEy ~ I JACK.KNfrE.

Tie Boston ledger tells the following: In
l-8f 4 youth. then residing ~ Maine, nwnfh
lick knife which h.. heing ~ snmewhat
uadins disposition. .uld lnr galion u West
India run. This ~ RETARDED. anil With The
nroree,l. purchased twn ealIon4. anJr,entu.
aliy barrel. which was followed ~ due
time with large stuck. In 4 word, he gns
rich. and berama the sqn,tr 81 the District
through The possession and sale u ihr Jssk-
knife and an indnmitabIe tf,diug iiidp.irs.
He died worth property ~ real ESTATE and
money salne Irr S8u.0i0. This was divided
by testament among inur chl,lrrn-three ba,s
aud virI. Inck, which SEEMED IL have
been The guardian angel II lie father. dssrr.
led Tue children lar every E,lis anil extrasa.
gsnrp thew rould engage ~ srfMed - "scupy
! their exclusive aitenfita sud cultivation.
I Tie daughter married unfortunately. and her
patrin.ny was sann iiienwn away BY her
sprndthr,ft III husband. the Guns were
no more fort innate. and two Il them die'l 81
dissipation and ~ poverty. The daughter .lsa
died. The lat u The family. for many years
pat. has lived On Tie kindness II Those WIN
!, knew him III the .lays u prosperity. ~ prIle
would mi allow him 10 - IL The par.lafiu.
A NV days agn be died sndt.nly and unaiisnd.
Ell. IN barn, where liz lad iai.l himself ,luwn
TO take i drunken sleep. Onhis pockets be
ine examined al that wss fund 70 them wa
small piece 81 string and q juckkaDs! y
Tie fortune that began with Toe implement q
that kind left iis simple duplicate. W,
! leave lie moral "a be drawn 10 whateyer lash
ion il may suggest itself - the trader, sinpl,
stating that The story is true ane. and al
The facts we'll known 10 many whom this re
lation will doubtless reach.
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A VENERABLE MrNufR-The ". G. Prs
byterian has commenced the publication Of
an Autobiography By Rev. Robert Tate. Mr..
Tate was licensed BY Orange Presbytery in
April 1916. nearly sixty two years ago. and
j. the eldest minister in the n. &. Synod.
Tie is attached TO fayetteville Presbytery,
and resides 10 New Hanover. Fay. oh.
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REaAnKaBLE CIRCUMSTANCES The follow
ing circumstance is related 10 US by one Of
our prominent citizens. who received the in
telligence by letter frem his wife now resid-
ing in the State Of New York:
On the night Of The terrible destruction OF
the Pacific Hotel, little brother of Mr..
Henry Rochester, living at home with his
parents, near Avon in the state Of New York.
awoke some time after midnight with scream-
ing and tears. saying that the hotel IN y.
Louis was on FIRE and that his brother Henry
was burning TO death. So intense was bls
alarm and horror that il was with considera-
bic difficulty he could be quoted.
On the following day at noon the parents
received telegraphic dispatch frow this city
confirming the little boys dream in every
particular. 81 Jssis Dsmoerst, March =
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The New Orleans Delta 81 March 4ih saws
bill has passed the lever House 81 The
Louisiana Legislators by large majority. AZ.
lnorizing companv already orgsnized 70 in.
port iws thousand five hundred free blacks
from the coast of Africa, 70 be indeplursd for
not less than fifteen years. The Delta throws
out tie suggestion that the Mississippi and
Louisiana companies might be advantageous.
" consolidated into one. having New Or
leans as lie consultative and financial head.
quarters The same paper thinks that The
same company might include -. Domingo 10
lie sphere o. operations, its black inhabitants
being certainly as capable Of voluntary emf.
grafton AZ The native Africans; and il u 30
neal. convenient. and inviting, that i would
seem almost like throwing away an adssn.
isgs 10 possession, q pass i BY and 80 all the
ssy % Africa.
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Mr.. Editor. The Rev. Mr.. Doweil, a ma.
tive of Massachusetts,. was found dead IN his
buggy, on the rad shout four miles from this
place, on the night u the Alb inst. lie staid
al the house of Mr.. J. w. Leak. IN ihs town.
% the night before his death. and started Tor
Fayetteville. next morning and when about
hour miles from this place (wh,re he was
found) il is supposed he took dt DO which
| learn he was sabject) and died. An inquest
vas held over the bpdy. and a verdict rem.
dered ~ sbove. | lrarn that he had a life
policy for 81 600. The Greensboro Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Massachusetts pa.
pers will please copy The above. and ablige hi
relatives in that State. aud bis friends here.
Yours truly, v.
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ted plan aud 10 this day the younger pair
ara Ignorant Of The plot and counter plot
which led to this luole union ot the s@o
households,