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CAuTION 10 TITE PUBLIC.

ar several years experiment in the manufacture Of Gin,
sunately succeeded in the year 1 making discovery in
rs manufacture by which deprived Of its acrid and ina
ustory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv mandatory sches, Holland. After several months
reflection what title to give introduced it the American
Dblie pD5er the title Of ssyTOlFe's Sehiedam ArO-
matte Schnapps.'' schislam the Of the place
IN Holland where the Gin is Manufactured aromatic derive its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which is Favored;
and the word schnapps German for drnk-cogue, dram
ols soeldam aromatic drink No sooner had my Senapps
been introduced to the American public, and received with apprO
baon than the Of New York, Boston and Phils
dslnbi started in pursuit with their mixed and poisonous stuff,
under various names In several instances labels have been
so perfectly inflated with only The addition Of Few letters, to
plead technical avoidance Of the law and 50 carefully prepared
As impoe on careless purchases understand large guam
y has been purchased by the merchants Of New Orleans on ae
count Of the eheapness Of Two Dollars per dozen for
the Quarts and One Dollar and dozen for the P
being the wholesale price in York. It nothing bat Amer
can Whisky favored with Oil Of Juniper, and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly in
the fraud by selling the pu ious article IS as much an one As
the principal, who planned the imposition
Ihope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community in which live in fsreng out and ez
posing the Inscriptions merchant Who for the sake Of % cents
will put in jeopardy Of the community in which be lives
such men should nailed the pilo Of public execraon
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer, Nos. 1Ss 90 and % BeaYe F st''
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in Orleans sell the Gen
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ERE TIN .

WTTE have been authorized BY parties IN Virginia to dispose
w Of all
Remnant LOTS or TOBACCO
We holl az from
Twenty 10 Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have ever been offered in this market. Among thsss
i''' VIII PINE TOBACCO
AZ ever vas sold In state, and believing the good one
have constituted an the Cigars upon he
same terms, Be room for the larsestst5cs Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held byany Tennessee Hou~e Thoss wishing 20 avail u
selves Of q good hing viii cal early at
]. W LANGLEY Z cos
ocss-f a Uuisa atrssi,
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TEVOBACCO AND CEGARS.--Now in store and FOR
BY the box RETAIL large Of very superior CT
gar which BY good judges 70 he the best IN the
city Also fine Chewing Io5aes0 Just rsosysd nd o sale AZ
The Drug store Of A. STRETCH
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


m Dr.. King, formerly Of n e YorE, Tor the Lass four
B-s Years of Louisville, Kentucky and who has de-
voted the treatment Of private diseases Cor
thirty years. datters himself. having attended % Tr for
many years, and cured many thousands De is enabled Co
all private nature. matter how had ty may Be
Iiudici0us mgCal treatment from negdct 81 the
Kings Dispensar No. . Dsaderck street, hcEee
Cherry the square, where be cures all diseases Of private
nature.
GoNoEHzA cured without naucous edcne or iusrargncs
from business.
srR1cRuaE OF old OF recent date, sFCtuay cured in few
DAYS y operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannot De enjoyed Perhaps no disease causes
more sclef and undermines the constitution much
SYPHILs with an the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of neg
lect or treatment eIectully cured few
SEMINAL WEAKNE particular attention having been given 10
this disease and an the c0use growing Gus Of it, brought
many Hy the destructive habits 1f iucunsldeTaic
Youths and excessive Indulgence df the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering she ect unf
for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be laIoru- E any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad W writing and stating hsir case with
Zee enclosed, directed To- DR.. A. kin-, No % Deak street
Nashville, Tennessee viii have the necessary medicine sent &C.
their address, with necessary directions strict Observed
Office from O'Clock in the u9uiug until Pin the eTenin
may Z3-i6wly
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FALL AND WINTER, 1883.
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Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 10Th,
FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
Al TIE Old Stand Of Ne Ne0 York Millinery Emporium,


GOODS.
A he Old Stand Of Ne Nel0 York Millinery Emporium,
No. 32s Union Street.
MFRS DOYLE most respectfully announces to her many
il Nashville and throughout the State Of Tenne5
we'll Alabama and Kentucky that she has just returned
from New York with the goge0usy rich and brilliant stock
Fancy and Millinery goods exhibited by
herself body this state She has remained
possible in the nOrde devel
oped novelty that would be calculated 70 adOrn
feautfy the female face divine, in part follows:
1900 French pattern Tonuets gtteriug with richness;
$50 White and colorei Chi drens Hats, styles
0 Magnificent rich Head Dresses
IOOdoz Hair Pins and head ornaments;
Ladies Dress Cap in great variety
800 pieces Rich Bon Cap sash and Belt Ribbons;
Extensive Skirts and Bustes for Ladies and
Misses;
800 Ruche and Embroderies, large which
would he tedious to partcularisei
1000 boxes Of French Flowers the brilliant and Plumes
the most rare
New style Of Shawls Cloas and busters of every description,
a beautiful assortment OF cOrsets.
Her customers wishing their Bonnets rermme, may
RELY styles Trimmings this will surpass any
thing done before at the establi- hHent.
octt2 MRS. DOYLE.
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state Fair.

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THyHE Nashville and Chsttlnoo-a Railroad viii train be-
tween their Depotaud the Fair Grounds every DAY duriag the
Fair-eaying the Depot @, A. M and at intervals 81 tr5
minutes from until s. p NJ Fare each 40 cenAss
Passengers must provide themselves EitI the change
octg-jgt BP H. l. ANDERSON, Sup.
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DR.. James Mcdowell, Of Missouri, Is the gentle
man who has been appointed United States Consul
General to ConsJautuople lie is the Oldest son OF
the late Gov. Mcdowell, OF Virginia.
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w. H. WERE NCO.
w. H. WEBB AGO.,
READY-mADE CLOTHING,
No. Ga, Public Square,

AVING made large additions stock, pre-
pared full lines Of goods at reduced prices
Merchants in want Of Clothing requested
stock before buying, offer superior inducements to cash and
prompt time dealers. ". II. WEBB & co.
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The London Times Paris correspondent says dis
patches have been received in Paris from Baron
Gros from which it appears lhat the indemnify to
be paid to France by the Chinese amounts not to
el,2OO,OOO as stated by the Times, but 100000
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DILLON q CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning Oct. 10Th, at II O'Clock ,
vE will sell in front Of our Warehouse following arti
Nv cles at Auction
n 80 wine Rio Coffee; 5hbIs yellow Sugar
m bbds smear: boxes Hys0u Tea;
5n I,vas Star Candles: 4jqr. star Candles
M 80 Ei,-ar Wine a nice 40 BOXES extra Tobacco
AZ -+5sto. q bxs various brands TJtaccO5
m - z, Leaf Tohacro 20 Inf. barrels extra Whisky;
m - Rr.rI,. 10 cases Aromatic Btters.
300 dozen Mas1n's BacSingi IuU Kegs y aus
800 Whisky assorted bnis ~ Dds 10 on n
Is hf bbls Holland Gin; % bols n. 1l-''49 Oid Ale
Old Bourbon Whisky; serve HhisSgs
IS bbs Old MOuongahela do 30 bhls Malasa Nlns'
IS hf casks COgnac Bra ldyi 80 boxes "hlaAy5
Together numerous other articles % uaAs " complete
sale .lN1 y y 49,, - ~,
octI2 NO. ID OoiIess street,
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The Banner thinks that IL Territorial legislature
should refuse to enact laws establishing patrols and
to an abolition Of slavery. Is our contemporary igN
norant Of the fact that slavery existed in several Of
our saveholding States while ia a territorial cOudi-
ton without any such regulations. Does the Ban
nsr believe has the legislature OF a territory can be
coDDslls4 70 enact such lawsg
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NOTICE

hereby given after this date, wagon having
heavier load than Six Thousand pounds, will be permitted
upon the Broad Bridge until reduced to that weight
less.
By order Of the Board. a. W. BUTLER, Sec'y.
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Sporting INTELLIGENCE.-lt is said that the IA
vorite racing mare Lizzie Mcdonald, formerly Sue
Washington, is rapidly growing blind. Us feared
that she will never be in condition TO run another
race.
There is some talk Of a match being made be
tween Nicholas and Slssher for $40 600, four miles
to be run. Since Slasher beat Don Juan he seems
to be rising in the public esuma.ion.
The fall races over the Memphis Course com
mences an Tuesday, 18th inst, and continues five
days.
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DWUGs AND CEIEMECALS.--Nowin store alarge
and complete stock Of Drugs and Chemicals, such as OH
% Morphine Opium, I0dde Potash Ch0rae Potash, Nitrate
SILVER Crotou oil, Iodine, Cadmium Oxide Silver, Metallic Iron,
and Soda, &c
cash buyers will find it to their interest to call and examine
A. STRETCH.
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SOMETHING NEW!
Ten YEARS CREDET!!
Cheap Homes for the Masses.
ON Thursday the 2th October, the premises, propose
Z y to sell at public sale all the unsold lots IN
FafrfieId~VfIIage,

This addition Immediately adjoining the corporation OF Nash
willie on Lebanon Turnpike and contains some OF manu-
soonest lots ever sale In that vicinity Inc lois 70 Pc
sold are on Lebanon Turnpike Nos 4 5, o. ~ ~ T.
~ I6 L. L. L. 90 q - % 81 - and % On back street
lots Nos g. 50 s. St, So a. ST. So b. a. - r. Al,
40, 80, %, 81, 81, 30 and "a.
Also,
Several lots containing from to 5 acres.
Terms unusually LiDefslA. where the
amount of purchase thousand dollars or upwards credit
~ f 49, viii he given on the Of the purchase money
interest being promptly paid semi annually On sums under
thousand dollars Of two and three years for notes
t-6srrorv secured. 1ernE interest and a lien retained.
ssIs 10 cjmueuoe at o0c A NJ Omni6usses collation.,
&c. a. '. .. LlND LEI
oct7-td l. X. uLAscoCk AucuOneer
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
W. II. BERRY CO /.
Law RnoKsELLERs.

I've just received fne collection Of English ard Ae5aa
Publications, to which they beg to invite the poses Of tie
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AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE.

TTVHE undersigned having been appointed Administrator, with
the last viii annexed Of Nancy j. Hamilton decd hereby
nOthe all parties owing said ets forward and make
payment, and an having claims against estate % le them
duly authenticated, within the Sine prescribed By await the ocs
Of FerEusoa & seh0n, No. "a Cedar street.
octO-Im WI PYBrs,
ff14frs.t-r5r vii viii nunere1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

great presence of mind, called UPON Mrs Ho,s.o.,
and Miss Banks ~ save themselves NV
ier out OF the back way, the front door has;a "Iu
peen closed They we're so quick that thew 49,
out OF the church and over fence separst;n" |.
from dwelling on the west, when the exnlos;o.,
took place voliey Of glass and splinters strs.,
them, many sharp fragments of glass striking tbo;,
bonnets and sticking fast. Mr.. Meads descr;has
the explosion as taking place while he and the soy
ton we're IL the act of throwing water 10 put ont m
nre that was flying about the floor. He felt him
self stunned and bruised, and standing in fog OF
hme-dust, cooped up among masses ofsplinters and
u was some time before he could consider what had
happened, ortake means to cxtricate himself The
front door. which had been closed however, was
blown out, and egress easy. Mrs. Hook was
found mangied and bleeding, amid the confused
remnants of the furniture OF the room, and of the
room itself, in WHICH she had been sitting.
At least three thousand dollars will be required
VIC presume, to repair damages. The loss is the
greater, as the church was newly furnised through
out. JOB att - = Q"
The conclusion Of the explosion was tremendous
Several persons who were seated at supper tables
square distant from the scene, were thrown from
their seats. Glass was broken in adjoining houses
gentleHrin seated in parlor at the corner NJ
Sixth and Race streets, the report Was "a if
cannon had been fired under the window by which
he was seated. The report distinctly heard nj
the corner Of Broadway and Liberty streets-more
than mile We do no remember that we ever be
fore recorded the history ofan aiir so singular aud
frghtlul this
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
GREAT FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.
Fifty Lives Lost.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 20.
The burning of the Pacific Hotel proves
to have been much more terrible ca
/ lamity than was reported this a. NJ. There
were about hundred persons in the house,
between forty and fifty Of whom are miss
ing.
Tn. following are the names Of the
persons so far known to have been kill
ed:
Bruce. McKitt. Burkhart. Wurst, Paul
Sterill, Mrs. Jenny Jones and child, all OF
st. Louis; johnson, Chicago; Henry Roch-
ester and S. Heart Strong. Rochester, n.
Y; William Saunders, Taylor, George
Crane, Miss Jones, residence unknown;
Chas. Davis, VIM. Cunningham, Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad; Miss Hunter,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, nine persons in
one room, names unknown, and negro
hoy seriously injured. JAS. +. Gary. re-
porter for the St. Louis Leader; Elihu
HAYS, N. Y; Jonathan Jones, Mr.. Towns,
VIM. Tanner and Sharpe, Waterman of the
house.
The fire caught in drug store under
the hotel, and the flames spread SO rapidly
that before the inmates could be rescued,
the stairways were cnveloped in flames,
and all cgrcss cut off except 10y the win
dows. Many leapcd from the third story,
and were horribly mangled or instantly
killed; and many more, who were unable
even to reach windows, were burned in
their rooms.
Several more bodies arc supposed to be
in the ruins, and hundreds Of excited men
are cncrgctically engaged in removing the
rubbish.
The wounded were promptly taken in
charge by friends, or sent to the hospital,
where their injuries were Immediately at
tend to- Several of the wounded cannot
possibly recover.
The loss of property is upwards Of $780,
600.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
Douglas Democracy Moving.


The Anti-Lccomton Democrats Of Indianapoli:
held large meeting on w ednesday night. Judge
McCarty, of Monroe county, presided. and after re
viewing the policy Of the Administration, he pitch
cd into the Lecompton swinile fcrociously. He
was followed by Judge Drummcnd, of Chicago, late
of Utah, who belabored Buchanan, and Fitch and
Bright, the bogus Indiana Senators, with feeling
Of righteous indignation. lie exposed the Kansas
frauds, pronounced the Democratic party response
BILE for all the abuses into which Government had
fallen declared that such revolutions the present
ono never 20 backward, and that the President and
the Cabinet would have, in the end, to bow to the
will ofthc people Judge D. is an active Democrat
and we quote from the Journal:
In Chicago, the Judge said, the President had re-
Gently made a new appointment for Postmaster
The man appointed was three times much OF a
Douglas man as the lately elected Postmaster was.
He had formerly kept the Young America drink
ing saloon for the purpose of manufacturing Demo
cratic voters. There were not twenty-five Buchan-
an men in all Chicago. In Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa, the Democratic party was united. He was
sorry to sec it divided in Indiana.
Messrs. o. B. Torbet and r. ]. Ryan also made
speeches, hitting the policy of the Administration
singing blows. Strong resolutions were adopted,
and after a three hours and a half meeting. the
fierce Democracy adjourned
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
From Washington.
WAsHrSGroS, Feb.

WAsHrSGroS, Feb. 10.
The HeralTs correspondent says
Mr. Forsyth. the american Minister, has
recognized the new government of Mex
leo.
Grave questions are likely to como up al
once in consequence of the decree restoring
the confscatcd church property. 1t is
said that purchases to the amount of sew
eral millions have been made by American
citizens, and that the property is to be TIA
ken from them.
Duels are reported to have been on the Ia
PTS for two or three days past between
Ger Harvey and Col. Sumner, and A. "A
Rhind. formerly of the navy, and Com
manlcr Boutwell, They are likely to ter
inmate without bloodshed. Rhind has
posted Boutwell, as a coward. 1t is un-
derstood that the difficulty originated
several years ago on the Pacific, but wa,
recently renewed before the Naval Court Of
Enquiry. G-
An alteration took place at the dinner
table at Browns Hotel to-day, between
Hon. James Il. Clay and MIR. Cullom
late Clerk of the House. Subsequently
Mr.. CuIlom struck Mr.. Clay with his oper
hand in the face. e.t.a5
The steam frigate Wabash is to be pre-
pared for the flag ship Of the Mcditerrane
an squadron. HlHg ~ Is.
The committee on Military Affairs. In
the House. have decided to report in favor
of five regiments Of volunteers. TO b.
called out if deemed necessary by the Pres
ident. aaae eaili 81. fs Z
Mr.. Faulkner, of Va. disscnts from the
views of the majority, and will present 9
bill from the minority to add to the regular
army. r'sqr se4 af
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25
FROW WASuuNCCnvT
Especial Correspondence of the Chicago Tribuu,
w FL,

Special Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON. Feb. %, 1857. s
llearh that Senator Douglas protests against Re
publican opposition to those Democrats in the House
from illinois and elsewhere who are with him. re-
sistng the contamination of the Lccompton infamv.
lie comedies, apparently, and in conversation quite
decidedly, that they have all left the Democratic
party and depend for the continuance of their pot
ical life upon the People alone. For himself and
Tor his friends Judge Douglas saws, "et bye cones
be bye cones. He declares that he does not knosc
that he shall addate for election TO the Senate;
that he ,ciH do nothing 10 aid in he election of IL
compton Democrat This is of some import ,1cc. be-
cause 1 know the statement make to be perfectly
authentic. II will have its effect upon the politics
OF Illinois. Judge Douglas deserves credit for good
sense, magnannty, and adherence to principle
How just and right ii is that the m,n Ga man OF gc
MUS and great man incontestably) who by his err
rors and his crimes has inflicted civil upon the
country, and brought the Union to the very brink
and verge of destruction. should sacrifice himself
in order to restore peace, and retreat from con
ict in which he only succeed by the defeat and
annihil ltion of his fiends.
1t Is perfectly certain that Lecompton will pass
the House by small majority, unless the united
front OF the South be broken But it is certain too
that there is f;,ltcring and shaking there. Among
the Southern Democrats, Millson of Va, Branch oil
N. u, and Davidson of La, look upon the whole
thing as an infamous swindlc Nilsson has very
openly said tina, he will not swallow the nauscatng
dose.
4
Observe, hou ever that am convinced that the
outrage will be consummatcd. ksl
The cry is, let Kansas in on this platform Of fel-
ony and fraud, and all will be peace. Til re will
be no peace, and the administration is already pre-
pared to spring a agitation upon the country.
speak advisedly when lsay that President Buchanan
has fully matured with the Southern leaders and
the Northern merccnaries to impose new ties, to
be full as intolcrablc as Lccompton. The moment
the present scheme is carried through, the test of
annexinS Cuba will be proclaimed. Ii any
raging Lecompton Democrat shall falter in the is
cue, he will be brought to the block. state that
upon authority only little lower than the tenant
OF the white house. The plan of acquisition now
most favored is to sieze Cuba by surprise and force
Ii surprise be impractical then pretext for open
war will be made in the paltry claims Of our citizens,
and the pctulant and frivolous complaints of our
Government against Spain. Afterts seizure it is
designed to hold it military dependency until
cess;on can be extorted by treaty. 1t u part of
this rumor that Robert j. Walker already fills the
Presidents eye as temporary civil Governor. I'M
such state of things, it is not expected that Mr.
Walker will write any more letters on Kansas at
fairs, 60 to any more Anti Lecompton meetings.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-25

The Chicago Tribune states that the news Of tho
appointment of Mr. Cook to the Pos. Office created
profound sensation in the rooms of the Democrat
ic Association, and among Democratic politicians
in the street. The Douglas men were aghast.-
They had such confidence in Mr.. Douglas ability
and power that they secuted the idea that tho Pres
ident would dare to pursue him into his own camp
Ito beard him in his den- Mr. Price was the ap
pointee of Douglas. Mr.. Cook is a man of great
power among the rank and file Of the party in Chi
cago, was long the companion and associate Of
Douglas, understands working the wires, and the
Tribune intimates that he will be likely to carry
strong force over TO Buchanan. The Tribune says
Now the other ofice-holdcrs have warning. We
understand that the Collector, District Attorney and
Marshal will not be disturbed at present. They
will be permitted to hold on yet little longer; and
If they do not succumb, of go their heads Mr.
Buchanan is determined that no man shall hold Of
fee by his permission. who does not belong to the
the Democratic party. Close up the ranks: The
fight begins.