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OnerInnd nlnil,

The ship Grey o Ak, ir1m Lo0dOn for new York,
was abandoned a. sea, and the crew picked up and
taken TO Liyerpoolb the City Of Washington,
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1StSs-sS srORED.-Mr. John Davidson living ten
Pittsburgh, the Pennsylvania Canal hen
commenced taxing ByAacs's HRlaRd Filters, could hard
ly walk. cnioy excellent hellsh.'
apiT-dGwlw
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ainst lj,j 500 hhds at the date last year.
SUGAR 10 semi weekly report occasion TO notice
dull naret in the early part Of the week. the for he
first three days barely summing l50o hhds market eos
ing Tuesday At further decLe OF &c & n Since
then, on further concession OF about 10 &c buyers have
come forward little freely the sales past three av
embracing about 500 hh making total for tie week of 400
hds taken partly for Atlantic ports, but mostly the IVES
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OLD VIRGINIA IN THE SnADE-MIssoURI BEATEN
-LYNcHBaRG 0UTDoSB.-We are grai6ed to say
that at the " Hamilton" Warehouse yesterday, 5
hOgsheads Of Tobacco raised by Mr. n G. Maxwell,
of!OLD BRDFosD, sold as fellows, viz: $3.50, Sl4 =
90, SI405, and a select hOgshead of unsurpassed
quality in any country for $50 Per hundred pounds
A hogshesd Of his Lugs sold for Ss.O5, per hun
dred pounds, the highest price we TN ersand was
paid by our enterprising manufacturers, Messrs
Ne edith, Haley & Co. We glad to see skilful pro-
ductiOn go well rewarded.
1t viii be that Mr.. Ma1welPs Lugs COM
manded price at which large amount of fine to.
bacoO has eeen soli during the season. This was
Mr.. Maxwelrs entire crop, and it was the finest
ever raised IN Tennessee.
Lynehburg and Richmond, Va, must look to
their lsurels if they expect TO compete with Nash
vile as tobacco markets. We doubt whether an en-
tire crop of Tobacco ever sold in eiiker of those
markets for good prices as that of Mr.. Maxwell
cid yesterday-the highest price ever obtained in
Nashville for Leaf Tobacco.
The sales yesterday embraced a large amount of
good aud fine TObaoco and full prices were obtains
ed. For particulars, see commercial column.
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LOUISVILLE. April 20-The river is falling fast
with 10 fcei water on the Fsll'
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DR.. ShclhN,s Sale.

nF the remainder OF his booded stock did take place,
IS advertised, S-turdy last, consequence bad
Several hne horses jacks and jeunets we'll
Iumero cattle still uusoId all which bought
at private sale very reasonable prices credit Of one
ans two years. without interest.
ermued sell, and desirous Of buying
do we'll 10 apply possible to r. s. NcNurry
tors farm or the olse Of the Gas Light Company
ap3-Im WASHINGTON BARROW.
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UNION Hack AND OMNrBUs LIxE.-Mr. NJ S.
Combs, the proprietor Of the Union Hack and ON
nibus Line, requests us to say that, in bringing
down the rate of fare to and from the railroad de-
pots ia the city, be does not desire to break down
OF drive out Of competition any other line. A eti
zen of the place. he desires to make his line of
the institutions of the city, and tar, he has found
cheap rates to work well, for both the public and
himself HIS hacks and omnibuses viii compare
with any in the city, and in the charge eff care
full and reliable drivers and the line will be prompt
and regular in lie running, carrying passengers
between the hotels and railroad depots at cENTs
each This is just such liue as has been needed
here, aud we hope its enterprising protector vii
be literally supported.
THE LEGIsLATIvE UNION AND AaERI0AH.-A few
copies Of the Legislature Union and american can be
had by applying at this Office. Candidates for the
Legislature will find this convenient for refer
ence than the Journals the debates are reported
fully and correctly. Price SO. t-w&w-tE
NoucE TO COUNTRY MER cHANTs.-We are selling
many articles Of Hardware, ''being part of Kirk
man Elliss last Importation at small advance
on Cost for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals, offer at reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your HardBE-e at "a Public
Square, Krkman Elliss old stand, from
mh7 t. MCCALL co.
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Econon1Y In Fuel.

VNTE have just received and FOR sale tree sizes q he
TROPTC COAL COOKING STOVE,
Contarg one 81 the greatest improvement introduced
ino Cookinx Stoves viz Thsbaag q ne Gas and eaoks
arjsiag from coal
hotter FIRE conveyed 70 the oven.
We have these exhibition at Store. We
Relieve Il 70 be better Cooking with eoa than any Rnec
Stove has yet bern invented 10 viii ITS cost in fae in
M months. them % be all that pgotaise for
elem. ana IL they public expectation Eas
boar any loss that may accrue. $500
MACKENZIE Z MINcHfN.
ap2 IA COllegs Street, Naalfiiie
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The receipts this port since thu st September exclusive Of
the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Texas le ~ bales
against S9I bales date last year the
the receipts at ali the ports up the latest dates
pared year 7G4 3l5 bales. In the exports OF the
Sutei foreign countries, the
year. increase Of pa 3.7 bales Great Brit
ain Of So 80 France and Of sl bales to other foreign
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BENSON q WHERRY,

NEW CITY uATA CAP STORE
No. 20 UniOn Street,
NEXT poor TO g. " D0NNEGAN'S
~ TIE Undersigned just opened 1t the above Aza
II named place large and complete assortment Of ~
- Hats, Caps Straw Goods, &c, comprising the
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Which Offering prices to suit the times II the oil
wish 10 be made o lo0S young and spruce, call at
BENSON & WHERRE'S
CITY HAT AND CAP STORE,
And purchase OF those handsome style Of Hats which
we introduced Saturday.
The youhfl and the gay are invited and select
thing is beautiful for the head, at
BENSON & WHERRY'S
CITY HAT STORE.
Weare manufacturing hats to order-superntended BY
W A. WIiERRl, has long been known the community
aps BENSON & WHRRRY,
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GROWTH OF 1858.
Usage ORANGE

THE HEDGE PLANT OF AMERICA
Which four years viii produce the most taut
fences, impcryou beast bird ad Tat yin last ios
ages fresh supplies u 'cdrTfh Sod Just received ~
II. WELLS,
apIO-tf Market street. Nashville
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For sale w hOleaaIe and retail in Ea shvilIe,
Tennessee Proprstors prices By Berry Dem0vile.
HendeFsott and Jo g. brown BY every respectable Drug
ist in the United Jtates. isb-7 'SJ-dsEly
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RAINS & BROWN,

DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
Paints. INSTRUMENTS Patent Aedciaes, artists RQterdls,
Fishing Tackle, Garden and Fild SEEDS.
full stock OF the above named articesnUw hand.
e Nashville, april ], 80. RAINS & BROWN.
TUBE PAINTS, ARTISTS BRUSHES, &C.
We have for sale the following colors in Tubes:
Silver White; Autwerp Blue
Ivory Black Prissiln do;
Asphaltun; Permanent do
Light Rel; Cobalt do;
Indian Red; UltramaTine 10
Nermillun; Cappah Brown;
Nader Lake; Naluyke do:
Crimson NellOE OclIe;
Csrnne - Chrome Yellow;
Scarlet . Naples Yellow
Raw SicTna Cajalsium Yellow
Burnt, do law lumber
NeIdigrisi Burnt Umher.
ALSO.
Artists Brushes. all kinds: Wasting Yarnish;
Mahogany PuIle,ts; Grecian do;
Palette Cups; CrtyOns;
- Knives Painters Canvass.
Drying Oil.
apI RAINS & BROWN.
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q VOCAL AND GNSTTgUMENTAL music
BECKER would gesPectlEily announce 70 Ne lslse
y NASHVILLE that he has located As telel5 p 20
Yolncsi0, Violin, etc Oniers sit a ae| - -
oa's Music stoFe viii be promptly aitenesd =.
spf7-d
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MAGAZINE rs FOR MAY.
NODY'S Laes Book, Peterson's Magazine and the Ameh
u can Mag zine, fer sale By
apo JOHN YORK K co.
an THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 2ist,
at 10 O'Clock, will cl9ss the trade large
ormeat Of Gents. ladies' Misses and Childens Boots Gait
ers Shoes Buskins slippers, Pumps ani an the go9is viii BE
closed ar-o CRUTCHER & co.
IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS, Xc., FOR
SALE.
HAVE sale, for cash, good paper, viii exchange for
good improved citv propeIty teen thousand dollars
BENZ F. SHIELDS,
apo General Agent
MAGAZINES FOFR IA y.--PeIersJl's Ia.i IS Va
" tioual Magazine; The Ladies N7r,zihe just
received ~ HAGAN l. JOHNSON,
apl7 Union 5 rezt.
DIR. %. E. WRIGHT
AS taken the Demoville Drug Store,
Union Block Cherry Church streets, where
he can at ali times be professionally consulted
bib On
EOOUs so Rent.
GiEVERAL handsome in the second and third
stories Of the CliOl and American Block If Cherry
and Spring seets Apply to J Griffith the Union and
American Office, or to tmh4l W. F. COOPER
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale AID Retail Druggists,
DEALERS IN
DTeUGS, TSERECESES AND CHEMICALS.
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The third annual Spring Fair Ct the DsvisoR
County Agricultural Society, viii be held at the FAR
Grounds near this city, commencing May 18th aud
continuing four days. The premium list, sSys the
Patriot is large ami embraces every variety OF do
nestle aaiGals aud agricultural Implements, aud
competition is left unlimited We csl the attention
OF our farming aad mechanical readers TO the sub
jeetthus carly that they may be prepared enter The
list for the prizes. The ility of these
Fairs has been fully established and it is scarcely
necessary this day to refer to thu beuefts and
advantages resulting from a careful comparison of
theories aud practices Of production with the actual
rssnltsDOr the best implements of cultivation as
exhibited and tested by the most competent pTacti
cal judges These are we'll knowo; and strike the
mind mere staten ent with conclusive force. We
may therefore remind the interested public of the
time and place when the Fair viii be held, feeling
fully assured that the manifest advantages will in-
duce 81 who wish to keep up with the constant i'm
provemeuts of the times will contribute their part
Is it's success
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M, S. zABIN, KEKADk
d. EAEN, C0wANs
WIN. S. EAIIEN IL CO.,
Successors to T. L W Eakin & Coz
SPE2EEG TRADE,
With a complete assortment Of
DIZZY COOP $,
Of every variety;
Ready-Igade Clothing, BOnnets, &c.
which for CASH prompt time paper will be sold ats
small advance
feI97-ltrU&WIy

Mamny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.
EETTTH WOOD;S. EXPERIMENTATION
w celebrated Machine eeyed the first premium OF Grard
doL0 MEDAL- the combined Rcaping Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair held Louisville,
Ky, in SEPTEMBER 1857. The trial of Syracuse New
York IN ally, where all the prpal Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made te- awards
through Marshal p. Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society," al Louisville Ky.
also received the award the best Reaper and the best
Mower before separate committees appointed ny the Pesi
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, Nashville
in july 1871, Of the machines Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
durnS the hast season. every Machinein America.
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
&. (. CUEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEEBES CO.,
fsh27-ikzwd Nashville Tenn.
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Dr.. ". R. HuRIEv.--Referring to the card CT this
gentleman in our advertising columns We take
great pleasure, from long personal acquaintance
with him, in introducing him to the ctizsns Of
Nashville gentleman of eminencs in his pro-
fession. The fo'lOwiog paragraph is from the Re-
giser, published ct Kaoxqi,l, where DR. Hurley has
long resided
Dr.. W. r. Harley. bersiofcTe a good and worthy
citizen of this place, hiss removed TO Nashville.
pains us to see such men leaving our eommueitg-
DR.. Hurley is not only clever gentl~mtn, bu' he
is mo l " snily physician. and " i be mis- ed
by many 81 this place We bespesk Cor im in his
new home welcome reception aud b raj practice.
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Comparative Prices Of Cotton this dee tie foo,rag
gears lcArd " FjeigStt TO Liverpool aud Q eJIing ED
ChGHys.
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hand Shipbol
aga Rst 37s ,ISS bales a the dle last year.
TOBACCO-With marked reduction fcishts. favorable
exchanges. and PROBABLY influenced in
confidence in the maintenance Of peace in Europe buyers have
the much freely within The past
previous period the opening season. and
weeks sales up 800 hh Numerous lots and
nearly private terms, though including IS
"A 90 at 6, co at -. lOat IL, 10 g, 81
ga, - and at D.. These considerable trans
actions have materially reduced the supply Immediately sale
although marked change has pace prices
may very full obtained rich, heavy
descriptions owing to their scarcity. We quote for
LuGs-l actory 5sS944
LEAF Inferior 10 Conmon.. 5lsGGls
- Etr....
e l..tQSi,
q Choice heavy and light."................. sIa&9E
Statement Of 70Jaeee
Stick hand September !, hh1s es.Is
Arrived past three dag 1870
Arrived Freyously.--..... 5DJO5-3239d
GUsIi
Exported past three DIPS. q
Exported preylous -. .}2355-3231S
Stock on hand and on shphoard lids os435
against - SEQ hhds at the sane date lastyea
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There has been complete tagnaon il the provision market
No demand FOR barreei pork piece meats, and viii be
likely until Southern orders which look
ed until the subs There have been except
few small lots We only give nominal quotation for
pork. which IS " We quote bacon shoulders at 81 7e rim
he'd sides lee canvasei lose fancy II c
There has been speculative -nsn for lard the
tent Of $50 cs have been made at c Prime keg lard
quote orders ~ &C.
GRAINWe quote prime Rec AMI White Wheat at sl9L'5,
inferior C5g90e Corn &c wagons sucks fur,
nislled, and Zoe store, sacked.
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EotS OIdHs Qualification, Assinsatingo that Of Lieepso
or........-.6 a Good Mildng 70 q, 1871
Ordinary ........9 80Il AIidlling Fair....l3 q a.,
Good Ordinary 1llA q
Low Midiling. q ~ Good Far...-... Domi1al
Midl!ng i2s, Good and nominal
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we1s,,'s voI.7r:c oil Liaineas

WI relieve pain aIroet f.nee'u ~ ii' i WH
cleanse purify sd heal The fcu!est sotes IN III IN
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GEVERAL handsome in the second and third
stories Of the UiOl and American bock Cherry
and Spring streets. Apply to J Griffith the Union and
American Office. To lmLll ". I. CNNPER.
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MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
f0DY'S Lalies Book, Peterson's Magazine the Amen
Z 7 Mag zine, fer sale By
aulO J0UN YORK K
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Mansf4 uring Pharmaceuiists and Chemists, Pur, Pa
soaia Asriie ny Ewa, Pendeton q Co., W W Berry q
Demotilie Or. A. Roscoe, 10. g. Brown, Demoyile Bell
O. W. Hensefshott Dr. r Wells Wells Hooper Co., Beech
& Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the stats
NAYS t5S-ttriz glyins
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musl lock alone 70 the Deuoceic party for prolec-
tiOn Against privileged CLASSES and Interpretations
That 30 other party has the moral courage and the
honesty to encounter the corruptiBg iafuences Of
associated waalths and restrain it By just laws 70
the came privileges that are eDioyedby honest COM
potency and lAbor-that no other party in the
country can restrain the constant tendency that
lists TO turn all manner Of trade into gambling, and
70 treak down the political and sooislequality which
exists among The people and which is necessary
to continuance Of republican institutions.
The differences that divide the Democratic party
and their federal opponents were never greater than
they are io-day. They are differences that must
determine the continued veal or future wee Of cur
country. Let the honest people. whatever may have
been their past prejudices, look we'll to 1t.
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NEW PUBLICATION.



NEANDsE's HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN DoeNss. Tr.ss
lated ron fHe deFnaus 81 D. g RJaad. compis 4.
two volumes tBebn's standard Lbfa5y9
JEssE's kSRCB0TE OF DOGS New slaon, win larse a.
ditioas Illustrated BY ane Foodcuts aher Hsr
veg, Devices others, 81 highly finished Steel urv.
ings, after Cooper, Isndseer, Areld ke. volume: no
(Bohn's Illustrated Library
CARPENTERS CDR. ". b BOTANY AND VEGETABLE
PHYSIOLOGY. Introdeton siuly - the Vsgsta-
BE Kingdom. New edition. Revised b LanEsssr Via
several hundred Illustrations CBohn's Scientific Ii
brsry)
TIE late issues Of BOWS rsef EIBRARLEz eomDrfss.
sAHCELPEPY's DIARY OF THE THINKS OF CHARLEs II
illustrated edition. with 30 Portraits Lo -Four vormes
JBssE's NEN0IRs OF THE STUART COURT In the Reign q
James T. Charles ]. and H. james H. Fine Steel Pr
traits. volumes.
HOLBEIN's DANCE or DEATH and Hustrtnss the Bfbls
I50 cuts.
ARIOsTO's ORLANDO FURIOsO, Translated ~ W. j. Ross.
2Fols, Fine plates.
DANTE translated into English verse By T. c. WEsEr NJ A.
Third eaion, carefully revised c0aples IN one volume vita
Portrait and 81 Illustrations stes ssr Faxnan fvol
TAssO's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. Translated into Rnz-
Iish speusersn Verse, With Life Of tie Author, By r.
WByES. lth edition, with "a engrAyngs wood By Tui-
ton, aud eugrayings steel. I vol.
sULLY's MEMOIRS. Memoirs OF the Duke suiiy
Minister Henry Great, Of France. Wth Introduction
AMI Notes b. Walter Scott and four portraits 4sOI
PHILIP DE CONFINES MEMOIRS 0F FRANCE AND Bur.
GUNDY, in he regus XI and Charles the Boz,
tanssis With Notes, SC. By A. S-obe Portraits. sTOls-
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mh2S Public Square.
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FuIBUsTERiEG IN TIE NORTH WEST There is
some excitement along the Texas frontier in eonse
quenee Of the movements ofCoL Loskridge, of Eie>
araguan celebrity, and proclamation from Gen.
TWiggs directing the seizu Of all armed parties
who may pass thTaugh she Stats nrOSesssdly ''ei
grants General Ordess from headquarters at San
Antonio, issued March and 5, direct the Commsn-
ders Of posts to ssrutnzs all armed parties passing
through the state, to arrest their progress, examine
into the lAEfaess of their journey, and in the
account is mot satisfactory to disar them and turn
over their commanders 10 the civil authorities
Meanwhile Col. Lockridge is interchangeable in his
endeaVOrs to organize his Arizona expedition. He
informs the Galveston Eeres, under date Of San An
tonic, March ., that he is succeeding beyond expec
taiion, and that a train Of six wagons and thirty
men had left San Antonio for Arz1na, aud that
large emigration win 90 this spring from Houston
The Colonel also publishes letter in the "a Anto
Mo Herald, denying any knowledge of movement
which General Twiggs mea'ous as being on foot, for
the march of an armed body into Mexico 10 capture
runaway negroes aud then sell them and disile the
proceeds amongst the company.
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EXPLANATION OF THE CUnA EXPEDITION RUMoR-
The New York correspondent of the Baltimore Amer
lean says:
''The runners Of an expedition being set on foot
here to take Cuba are unfouI ded Tho scheme of
emigration to Arizona has been COMPOUNDED with
that Of a sanguinsry raid on Cuba There is no
mystery about the Arizona movement. At least two
companies organizing in this city to penetrate
the Southwestern Golconda; one of them is said to
be based Upon grant from ComonfoTt Of 10000
600 Of acres, an important stipulation being that
the grantees shall rePel invssons by the Camanche
and Apache Indians For this purpose the company
have purchased two thousand Minnie muskets, one
thousand Sharp's carbines and small park of ar
tllery. These dreadful munitions actually stor-
ed in house down town, and ii is not unlikely that
somebody has seen them through a keyhole, and
read in their cleaning array horrid portent of de-
sign upon Cuba. Company No. 2 is joint stock
concern, with an immense numbered shares at twen-
" dollars each, and its SVoWed intention is to
plore the auriferous bowels Of the country Sever
al well known Democratic politicians and some Of
the original friends Of Gen. Walker are at the bot
,om Of the concern"
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MURDER OF LITTLE Boy BIT A NRGRo.-The
Woodvlle (Miss.) Gazette has long account of the
murder of VIM. Best little boy aged sbeut eight
years, son Of Mr.. Francis Best, by a negro boy, a
few days ago. 1t appears that the child started from
home in search OF horse, and was soon sfterward
join I'd by the negro boy Stephen, who had been dis
patched for The same purpose. About dark the ne
gro returned home unaccompanied by the child-and
the negro persisted in protesting ignorance as to
his Whereabouts, the alarm was spread, search was
made, and at last the dead body of the child was
found in new and unfinished brick building in the
villsg'. The heartless murderer confessed that the
child had threatened TO tell somethiNgoa him, when
be managed 10 draw him inside OF the building
struck him On he back part of the head neck
blow, which stunned ths little fellow and feed him
to the ground, aud perceiTipg that his victim yet
exhibited signs Of life, he jumped upon him and
choke him 20 death.
The day after the murder, crowd Of citizens as
sembled the jail, with the intention of break
ing it open and lynching tae murderer, but BY the
frmness and determination Of The Mayor andSherif,
they were rrevsntedfrOn carrying their plans iAtO
exesRtion'
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The Louisville Journal dsvetes an entire column
% proving that Democrats srs DisaniOnlsts and ia
the adjoining cOlumn publishes JEAE CzEnzNs' late
speech atthe Know Nothing convention. He should
have publishedinstead the IRE eating speech which
the Colonel made inihe Senate against the ccmpro-
mise measures Of 1850. ID would have furnished a
gosd commentary on the Journals argument.