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MisfrllaneOns.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
E. r. Glascock & Co.

T.. Il. GldSCOCk q 20.
- Houses and Lots South Of Broad St, on High ST.;
% do do On College Hi; =. Il
20 acres on G latin pike, miles Out;
lots on Market street College Hki;
so acres the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardinis addition;
Is acres on lndi-n creek (county.)E 1888
3 story basiness House on Broad street; go
IL lot on Carroll street;
ls6 acres Browns creek; - 80 - +.
1000 do with g cd Saw Mil on Marrow Bones
lot on Market street
j house and LOT on North Cherry street;
i do do S1Hamer street;
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county
10 lots on Murfreesboro' Pike, 2K miles out;
81 acres of Jefferson street, well improved;
100 feet on hardia's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition.
~ acres on Broad street extended, well improved:
! fine residence on North College street, No-.1l2;
house and lot on Summer street, south of Ash A.
l do 90 McGavock street, West Nashville;
47O acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out;
brick Store house, Whites creek pike, EdEeheld;
lots corner Of College and DemumbraDe streets;
do No 80, between Broad and Demumbrans.
y Of lot No. los, West Nashville;
houses and lots on Dempmbrane street, West
675S feet on summer between Church and Union;
81 acres en- Brick Church pike, IA miles out;
l three story brick business house on College ST.;
i beautiful residence on the corner OF summer and
house and lot North College ST., No. 100;
IS acres on Mill Creek, miles out;
&C do Whites Greek miles out:
10 do Wood Land adjoining the above:
SO do adjoining Maple Wood, ON The West;
100 feet on COLLEGE street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North Of the City, * miles out;
l56 - do do =. do n miles ont
II lots miles from city Of Memphis. t :
Various lots in Vest Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck Rivers
known the old Stone Fort,
Several lots in living s addition;
1ok acres ON Gallatn pike, niles out;
do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate:
house and lot, North Market street:
$50 acres In Robertson county, well Improved y
mile west Of the Hopkinsvie road;
100 feet on humphreys ST., south Nashville, No.
SO and 81;
33IS feet ON summer, bottom Church and Broad;
So feet on Broad ST., adjoining shelby Medical Col
lege:
lots on new Franklin Pike, at the mouth Of Rail
road Tunnel;
Several lots IN Bangs and Roberts additions Edge
~ field. -
! house and lot corner Of Hobson and Father
land, Edgeded;
house and lot ON McI.emore, between Church
and Broad. ".
may4-u F. r. GIASCCCK 4 CO.
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FE- SOM say NEFHERl4AND viii beat Harris and
some say HARRIS will beat Netherland but eUeTy
body agrees that beat any house in the State
for Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars, and,
dear reader, you had better be concinced.
]. II. LANGLEY & CO.,
may23-tf A. Union street.
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Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, June s.--Genl. Harvey directs
the expedition commanded by Capt Wallen,
to open wagon road from Columbia river to
Salt Lake.
The steamer Surprise arrived at San Fran
cisco from Mazatian with 1915, 900 specie.
The Conservatives are besieging Mazatlan
and will probably rescue il from the Liberals.
Thos. Tulnog;l brother of the Elk President.
started from Coralittas with 1000 ms n for the
purpose OF taking the City OF chihuahua.
a party OF Liberals had started from Ell
Passo destined for Chihuahua
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To fIOuscEkecpers.

We have just received new supply of those fine
Ivor, Handle Plated and steel Blade Table Knives.
Warranted lated (Nckle SIlver) Spoons, Forks and
Ri d Cages, Sa .gh tiers, MopStcks SC, which We
olIer at greatly less than market prices, for cash
MCCALL Il Co,
iunc2-f "a Public Square.
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The GPsIEs.-A company Of Gipsies arr
encamprd near this city, and are probably
doing what might be called IA smashing bust
ness, as they have been Oh hand several
weeks. and seem 70 he as well coutcnted as il
they had jist arrived The women come into
town every day TO tell fortunes" and the
men to trade horses The fnrmcr are some
how or other possessed of an immense deal of
very valuable information touching the tu-
ture destiny Of any and everybody who may
happen to lie in pursuit of that sort Of knOwl
edge under difficulties; and this they barter
for all kinds of faded fnery, and for hard
dollar or So, whenever they can find anybody
sufficiently (aud grecnly) liberal to invest a
sound currency in that way. Compared to
hand or v ifc, or TO a clue TO the miserable
scamp who cnt red your diniug-room 10y the
back way and prigs, d your spoons, a sample
or two of last years calico is the merest tri-
fe in the world; and so the Gipsies 90 out in
the evening load, down to the guards with
that sort of freight
..Oh blindness I, the future kindly given
That each may III the circle marked by Heaven,
Who secs with equal eye, as God Of all,
hero perish q a sparrow fail,
Atoms and 81 stems iato hurled,
AnI now bubble burst, aud now a world ~
Go away. PorE; you don't kno" anything
about it--evidenlly.
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Our read RS will bear ia mind that on this
day LINDSEY proposes to bling off u sale 0!
lots in McGavock. These lots are just
beyond Jefferson Street, ia the thrifty set
ticd portions of thar add ton, and are Dc
cid dIy among the most valuable IN that
quarter. The early completion OF the North.
system complete, and our city being then of
easy access. from all quarters, we may rea-
sonably exp G. large addition TO our popu-
Iation. Now is the time 20 make invest
Iaentsin real estate and those wishing t.
buy cannot reasonably hope to purchase il at
as low cures as il has heretofore brought
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Such language as this is but the C,

Such language this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lnment is indispensable TO planters and own
ers of horses and mules. Mr.. John nanels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who raised
from utter uselessness by tins Liniment. Every
family should have it. BE very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Eminent and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the ocean, for
25 cents, so cents, ann 81 ,Oe per bottle.
BARNES & PARK, New York.
6pnd xvfu
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Eighth CongressIonaI district.

JAMES NJ. QUARLEs and Thomas MENEEs
candidates for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict will address their fellow citizens at the
following times and places:
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400 BRoAn srREy1. PBrApEI PuIA. Pa.

(ExrRAT,) "In lifting the kettle from the fire it
became urmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost TO a crisp. 1t was an
awful sight. The-Mustang Liniment appeared TO ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly. without soreness,
and left scar of account. Truly yours.
EE CHARLES FOSTER.n
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Attorney General and Reporter.

asy- We are authorized to announce VIM. b. REESE
Jr., Esq, as a candidate Tor the Office Of Attorney
q neral and Reporter for the State.
may30-tl
BS- We authorized n announce J. C. SHACK
EIFORp Esq, Of GAINESVILLE, as a candidate Tor the
office of Attorney General and Reporter, to ill the va
ctncy occasioned by the resignation Of Gen. John L
f Snccd may2T-td
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Cotton Yarns.

i y store and for saie, a. Manuisctarsr's prices
Il large quantity ofthoss celebrated Cotton Yarns.
manufactured BY tae FiBewood factory, which for
quality Apd saperseriis stand uariy aied- Our stock
embraces all the nanabers
AlizEIL. HOOPER CO.,
aprs-u Nos. and Marke
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DO YOU wANr soMErn1Ne 70 srRENerHEN

DO you WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
your
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITEp
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR coNsTTU-
TI0NS
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS ?
DO YOU WANT ENERGYS
DO YOU WANT To 81 EEP WELLS
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
NGp
If you do use HooEaRd's German BitteSs, prepared
by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson AIS Arch street, Philadelphia,
and sold by druggists and store keepers throughout
the United States, Canadas, West Indies, and - n
America at IS cents per bottle. mAy4-In
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CIusky's Political Text Book.
For Sale by John York s. Co.,

No. SO Union Street. Nashville, Tenn.
''THIs book contains, in compact, Ineligible form
a complete history Of political parties, embracing
party platforms the speeches OF leading politicians
on all important questions, votes in Congress, and
documents touching the expenditures Of govern
ment and the distribution Of the public lands. The
book is everywhere received as authority, having
been acknowledged as authority in the Senate OF the
United States. Price 50.
Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
OR, history the working OF the American Gov
ernmentf rty years, from 1870 10 1850 com
plete.
Orators of the American Revolution, by T. L
Magoon.
Living Orators Of America, by E l. Magoon.
American Eloquence: AcoIlecton Of speeches
and addresses BY the most eminent orators of Am
erica, from John Ots to 5. 5. Preutss.
apr27n
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- the most valuable inven-
tions of the age Ley Shuttle, making the
Lock Stitch on both sides Of the cloth alike, which
cannot be unraveed pulled out.
They all made with the highest mechanical skill
and all warranted to work well on all kinds OF goods.
from the Lghtest Fabric to Heavy Leather In Iar-
tcular, would call the attention of all to our
Family Sewing Machines. II has been Manufactured
expressly for Family Use, aud has met with favor
from all 1t is simplifed to render it almost
impossible TO get out of order derange its opera
tions; indeed it simple 10 astonsh one, that
small a piece % mechanism will sew.
Below, give description of the different styles
ofthe Weed Patent.
NO. lisa very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand or foot, or off its own table For
convenience Of shipping, and also for large manufac
tories, where it is necessary TO place number of
Machines INTO long bench making one table answer
for them all. Price, $50.
No. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
with or without Box Top, which locks down. Price
500, and SI1O.
NO, &. Same size as No. 2, but runs with a belt
and a much higher rate of Speed. This kind is
well adapted to manufacturing Clothing or Leather
work.
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market,
and there is no work done on Sewing Machine that
it viii not do. 1t is confidently asserted that this
Machine runs easier than any machine now in USE
No. A. This Machine has long arm, to accom-
modaUe large work. 1t runs at high rate of speed,
runs easily, and is, without doubt, the best Ma
chine Tailors' use, offered to tho public 1t
is also peculiarly lifted plantation work, as it is
very simple yet substantial ana durable, with but lit
tie liability to get out Of order. Price, $40.
NO. >. This a new and cheaper style, and a
general iavorlte for Family, Light Leather, and
great variety of work II has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durab e, yet
light and tasty Machine, at less price than either
of the above Ii runs very easy, rapidly and is pro-
nOunced the best machine in market for $50.
NO.. 6. This is a Machine got up on entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered to the public. 1t is very ght ana tasty, and
very rapidly, is almost noiseless in its operation
and uses A SIRAID HIT NET LIE II Is arranged as
to be utterly impossible fur it TO miss stitches II has
tension both sides, and carries large supply OF
thread under the spool The motions are gained by
two small cranks that run without percepuhle noise
Tie two threads are worked in such manner
rr both to pull at the same I me, aud consequently
little liable to break. The seam is very elastic. and
the thread dc es not break i'll washing. II will do
coarse work better than any cheap machine Ow in
market, it uses silk, cotton OF linen with equal IA
cIlity. Price $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICT 4I1 BROADWAY. New YORK,
WHITNEY * LYON, Prepretors
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HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

such Ring bone, Gall. Scratches SPAWN ,PollEvil,
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, &C., are subdued and cured
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Sick Babies Wanted.

fI'HE numerous deaths among young children
= show that the powerful medicine usually pres
crbed for them Is not suited Tor their weakly cond-
ton. The best febrifage IN the world for children
from one day 10 i've years old b abe
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Rs-Wc are authorized t. announce TIIOS. T. SAUN-
DEIS a. a lidate for he OH of County Trustee
IF / ayiIson County at the election to be held in
March, 1850. apr2O-ti
Rg- We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL
AMENr candidate for County Trustee at the mex
Much election, aprl9-td
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letter from the President Of the United States

''h6ECUuvE MANSION, WASHINGTON
Jan. 3lst, 1888.
ffMR EMANUEL LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
to inform you that the Royal Commission, of the
Worlds Fair at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate the great value Of your Magu, tic
Powders, &c. MuLARp FILLMORE, Chairman -
The above was accompanied by certificate Of
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London Porfer.Ac.

NJ CASKS oaarts; t
III 10 DO. Plnis;
Is = barrels lrraon Cordial;
- GnEer brzndy.
10 essks Cherry hraaaF;
Per sac iow a. No Is And IS asrkat street, ~ =.
aays HC6h AsCREA 90.
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nE- We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ, s candidate for re-eIec ioi TO the Office Of
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
may lite
II We are authorized to announce DR.. F. NJ
PATTERSON candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
THE ensuing election may2I-td
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
VII destroy Garden Insects. Cockrodehes, Bed
Bugs, F7eds, Ants, Moths. and all
--- NESTS of Tie Iafrn1in KIND

The importance of a reliable article of this kind is
inestmable. In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes. This powder is the only article
ever discovered which Will exterminate them. A
company of botaniss, from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed
tina all insects lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very dropped dead. This fact was made use of
to guard their night camps from these intruders.
Quantities Of the plant brought home by Mr.. f.
Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
caly prepared resist the effect Of age and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
tie governments q England, France, Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medi-
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
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Iusr rsss.vss u psekssss 4 - ana 70 saiaas, 5.
u is1uls Cd iea - rEp. - RI
Axe, Iaaf, cruz1sE n,.a Powdersa s.,e.rs.
-. AiLkl1-, EEsHa'Eil a CO..
m1y 1o-a Aos- 4he kzEzst stIesil
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Steamboat and River News.


ARRIVED.
June 8.-Weuona, CINCINNATI.
William Henry, Harpeth Shoals.
Charter, Paducab.
as-Egs- Tempest, Louisville $4,000
Commerce. Rome.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.e EC
William Henry. Harpeth Shoals.
Clifton, Pittsburg.
The Mnneto1uka is the regular packet for
Paducah and Memphis to-day. She leaves at
IL NJ. The Ni'hao'lta is capital boat to
travel on, having excellent passenger accom-
modatiOns. and has a number one set of Off
GERS. Twenty-eight inches water on Harpeth
Shoals.
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M hitN EiSN.
Shot and Lead!

IN BBIs. just received aud for sale by
Nv lunc3 d. d. nICKEY.
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TRIPLE SHEET.

Revival of Business-A Triple Sheet Herald.
In consequence OF the vast increase of our ad-
vertising patronage we are compelled again, after
an interval of year and half, dating from the
last revusion, to recommence the publication of a
triple sheet HERALD in order to find room for the
enormous accession Of business and news which
has been crowdng in upon us for the last few
weeks This revival Of business, after so severe a
commercial ordeal has begun early in the present
season. We are hardly past mid.winter, and yet
the spring business is recommending with an
activity and momentum greater than we s-have
known it to do for many years. Our advertise
ments and circulation are both equally stimulated
by this new movement in trade. We shall proba.
bly, have to issue similar sheet to that of to-day
twice week during the ensuing few months.
Nothing can stop the progress of NewsYork. This
vast metropolis is one of these days destined to
become the centre of the commercial world.
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depart for her home, short distance of.
There is nothing in her department or her lam
guage (for she makes two or three inquiries Of a
hack keeper to indicate that she is not bent
upon direct return to her home, in the usual
manner yet, from that hour to this she is never
heard Of more. A gentleman is seen to enter the
same carriage with her, but she does not appear to
be acquainted with him. No trace of that indi-
vidual, whoever he was can be had and, what
is stranger STILL no clue can be discovered to the
driver who had charge of the carriage.
Such are the facts ELECTED by the testimony.
Various rumors as to her voluntary departure
from her home, and her appearance in this and
that part Of the country, have been sfted by her
friends, with the assistance of two able lawyers
and strong detective force, and they are all
pronounced to be untrue.
What conclusion remains? Alas! only one
that on the journey between the ferry and her
home, short as it was, and undertaken in the
broad daylight, she was cruelty outraged, muir
dered, and her remains concealed, to avoid detec-
ton. We repeat, there is no other solution to
the mystery, and it is dark and fearful one.
But what commentary upon the moral con-
dition of this city!-what reproach to the
police system under which 1t creams and suffers,
and is daily exposed to the worst crimes of the
most daring criminals in the community Who
can be surprised that midnight murder passes
undiscovered and unavenged, when such deed
as this can be done in the open day and in
comparatively frequented locality?
If the conclusion we have arrived at be cor
rect there were in all probability, two parties to
the crime-the mysterious person who entered
the hack after the unfortunate lady, and the man
who drove them Yet, not all the vigilance
which the police are said to have exercised has
been able to discover the identity of either Of
these persons. In all probability we shall hear
no more of this extraordinary case. The fate
of Mrs. Brannan will remain as deeply shrouded
in mystery as that of Mary Rogers or the MUIR
der of DR.. Burdell.
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election into Congress, and strong enough there
10 command the election.
IN behalf Of this third rarity, Mr.. Bolts, the
first and last of he old wing barons of Virginia,
is 10 open the ball in This ci y on The twenty
second instant, and from all that we hear, an ex-
.ensve organization will rapidly follow this first
gun of the campaign. Very good. The time is
ausl icious, the field is open, and he coast is
clear.
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WILLIAM SMITH O'BREN-By the telegraph
we learn that Mr.. Smith O'Bren is on his way
to this port in the steamship Prince Albert, from
Galway, which touched at st. Johns on Thurs.
day. He is the last Of the Irish agitators and
revolutionists who have come to this country
and If he follow the course of those who pre-.
cedcd him that will be the last of Smith O'Brien
We trust that his good sense will prevent his ac
cepting ovations addresses or public dinners, OF
permitting himself to be made tool Of either
by Irish or American politicians.
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ARMY PAY BnI-A SHABBY BUSINESS KILLED
OFF.-The bill which has passed the Senate rela-
tive to the pay of the army, and which we pub
lished yesterday, was introduced by Mr.. Jefferson
Davis. The known hostility which he feels to
General Scott, to General Wool and to General
Twiggs should have caused the Senate to give
his bill more attentive examination before
adopting his views and explanations. We are
glad to see that the project was effectually
killed in the House yesterday, by the decisive
vote Of 80 to A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19

ENGLISH INTERVENTION IN MExIC0.-Thc
Queens speech on the opening of Parliament in
forms us that the recent Intervention of the
British feet in Mexican affairs was consequent
upon orders sent from England. and not on any
understanding between the CentraI yUvcrnmens
and the British and French Ministers. The
Queen says that her forbearance has been car
ried "to the utmost limit in regard to the wrongs
and indignities to which British residents have
been subjected at the hands of the two contend
ing parties" If this is so, we may expect that
the recent demonstration at Vera Cruz by the
ADglo-French squadron will be looked upon as
recognition by England of the government of
President Juarez, and result in its final triumph
in Mexico General Miramon is the one who
has committed the most numerous and greatest
indignities on the British residents in Mexico;
and as Juarez has been brought to account for
the robberies of Garza or some little irregu-
larities in the Vera Cruz Custom House, Mira
mon should be made to repair the outrageous in
dignites committed by him on British subjects
at San Luis Potosi and other places, and those
of his predecessor Zuloaga, in the city of
Mexico. We are curious to see the result of
Englands policy in Mexico Does it recognise
the government OF Miramon?
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THE WHEELS OF THE CRY GOVERNMENT BE-
GIN TO MovE-Now that the Common Council
has adopted, and the Mayor has affirmed, the tax
levy for 1852 the wheels of our municipal 60
vernment, so long obstructed, can begin to move
little The Comptroller is paying arrearages
of salaries and other expenses incurred last year.
The Street Commissioner, also, will Immediately
commence some work-that is to say, whenever
there is an unexpended balance of the appropria-
tons remaining. Among these the work on the
wharves and piers, which are in a miserable
condition, will be at once proceeded with.
Work to be paid for out of the trust accounts,
likewise, of which there remain about million
dollars unexpended, can be undertaken; but
until the Legislature passes the tax levy no
steps will be taken to perform the necessary
work in the Fire Department, which is very much
needed, nor many other jobs required to put the
city in good condition. We hope, therefore
that the Legislature will lose no time in taking
action in this matter. The affairs of the city
have been too long at a dead lock already.