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Ralph Stackpols was one day arrairnsd Be-.
fore County Court in Kentucky, On efario
Of horse stealing, and matters went hard ar.inrf
him, and the proof Of his guilt, IN this one nsIl
ticular instance, being both strong and tnanibId.
many an angry and Implying eye iell upon ~
poor fellow, when bis counsel rose % afisinnt
defense, which be did in the following terms
"Gentlenen Of The jury" said he nan q
the law, " here Is . man, Old Captain Relph
Stackpole, indicted before you on the chaFEo of
stealing hcrse, and the afAir : purity vel
proved on him"
Here there was murmur heard throurhout
the court evincing much appreciation of ne
counsel's fFanknezs
"Gentlemen Of the jury y continued Ire ora
tor, elevating bis voice, What have % ny h.
that The man thar, old Capt. Ralph slicfno's'
IN the year seventeen eevonly-nilc. uhcn lhi1
old State Of Kentucky, and particular those nnrl1
adjacent 70 Bears Grass' and 70 lho mouth
thereof where now stands the town of Loais.
vile, was oveFrun with yelpiu' Iliun sagaro.
did, say, gentlemen. meet two Wild InIun nr-
ages In the woods on Bears Grass. and TUX thtir
scalps single handed-A feat gentsmen of re
jury, that amt 70 Be performed every dly. n
Kentucky"
Here there was a considerable tumuIt IN the
court, and several persons commenced % swear
" Secondly, gentlemen Of the jury exclaimed
the attorney, with still louder voice, awhat
have to say secondly, gentlemen Of the jury, Il
that the same identical prisoner Il the bar did,
In the year seventeen eighty-sWo, meot another
savage in the wOods--a savage armed with .
rife, kniio and tomahaWk-and him-ewhaf Do
you suppose, gentlemen, with gun, nxa ind niils
per in like mannerl No, gentlemen Of thsiury.
with his fists, and"-With voice of thu der
!" licked him 70 death IN The natural wayi Gen
temen Of the iuiy. pass upon he prleunpEs
guilty or not guiltytS
The attorney resumed his seat; bis argument
was irresistible. The jurors started ~ n The
box, and reared out 10 sman--" Not Guilty I"
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Napoleon said in early days." The only vic
tory hat costs no tears 10 the victory over isncr
anee."
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nearly naked, attenuated BY famine, and scarcely
recognizable BY my own eyes. He made an ef.
fort to drag himself towards me, and 70 answer
TO my cries. When had Joined him, he snatched
with avidity the food which offered him and
devoured It Tremblingly inquired for LOdo-
"Alasl" said he, "you will soon see herl"
The tone In which be pronounced those words
terrified me. arrived At the cave, too well pre-.
pared for the sad spectacle which awaited me.
Lodoiska, wrapped 10 her own garments, and
covered by those Of her father, lay upon bed
and refusing the food that offered her, she
said:
"Iam not hungry. The death Of nv children.
the loss Of Dorliska, our long and painful Jour.
neys, and your dangers always new, these arc
what have killed me. have not been able to
withstand 30 much fatigue and grief my be.
loved-I am dying-I have heard your voice
see you once morei Lodoiska will die in the
arms Of the husband she adorea Console and
help my fAtheri Forget me-search everywhere
for my dear"
She was not able to pronounce the name Of her
daughter-she expired
Her father made grave few steps from our
cavern, and saw the earth engulf al that vas
dear to me. What momentI Pulaski saW
my despair; he compelled me to survive Lodo-
iska.
His courage never abandoned him, his strength
was restored, and be made me employ myself
with him, In providing for our subsistence. Fol-
lowing the print Of my own footsteps in the
snow, We arrived at the place where l had lefl
my wagon, which we soon unlOaded, and ailer.
wards burned, In order to leave no clue 10 our
Re- ~ Io(., H. a
to the cavern our furniture and our provisions,
OF which 1t was necessary to be frugal, Il We
designed to remain long IN that solitude. We
killed our horses, having no food for them, and
we lived some days upon their flesh, which the
rigor Of the season preserved Afterwards, the
chase furnishing rs but insufficient supplies, we
were obliged to begin upon our stored proVi.
sions, which, ct the expiration Of about three
months were consumed.
We had some pieces Of gold remaining. and
many Of the diamonds Of Lodoiska. We de-
bated whether should make second voyage
to PnltowA, or whether We should both venture
to quit our retreati but We had already suffered
50 mucn IN tnat solitude that We resolved upon
the latter course.
We issued nom the ioresti We crossed The
river Sem, near 70 kylkB; We purchased q boat
and disguised as fishermen We descended the
Sem, and entered Desna. Our boat was visited
at C1eniseove, but misery had 60 changed Pulaski
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NEW York, Jan. l5-Fhe Steamer City of Man.
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has declining tendency, sales 500 bales Uplands
III 7>l6al1 10 Flour has an advancing tendency
6Oa5 % Mixed corn So. Sugar firm, Orleans
7a7f Coffee firm, sales3, 900 bales lie Molasses 40
CINoINNArI, Jan 15.-Flour firm. sslss 1oo
bbl5. 80a5 90 Whisky, sales 600 bb,s %
Mess pork, sales 700 bbls. II 25aI7 50.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10 Cotton sales to day H.
9OO bales Prices SITTER, but quotations. unchan ged
Sugar firm, sales 900 hhds quot atoms unclaimed
Oats firm 75a8O. Freight on cotton to Hayre l. -
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Congressional.

EAsHINGToS, Jan. acknowledging gave
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cial law, to abolish traffic in slaves
Thus produced humorous dialogue between Cox
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by frequent peals Of Taught r. finally Cochrsne said
that he didn't anticipate such bill could create an
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when the hOuse adjourned.
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Review of the Nashville Market for the
week ending Jan. 10.

COTTON-Tansactionsi in Cotton past
on more extended scale than for any week during
and sum fully $500 bales the following range prices
for Ordinary Good Ordinary S99c. Low Middling $50
lOae, Middng lO}E9lOac Strict AddIing Addng
Uc with several lots Of the letter grades early in the
O and 1880 We would however, prices yester
day were rather lower lO being the good
Strict Middlng
We suoin table Of receipts at all the ports up
cur exchanges to latest dates from which viii
increase over corresponding dates bales
with total receipts of 1885 5j bales interior towns
also show bses over same dates last
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BARGAINS IL READY MADE CLoTHTEG We are
selling Reduced Prices, for Cash. the balance Of
our stock Of OVER .COATs-BTsIEEss CoATs-Aedgg
Pants and Vests.
WARD, BERMIEGHAM & Co.
No 20, South Side Public Square
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Died.

Brownsville, sh inst, Mrs MARGAREr WILLIAMS
the Gath year age Her funeral w take place this
ing II O'Clock, Presbyterian Church. Divine
vice blythe Rev. DR.. Edgar
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1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser. We make this staementin order
that there may be nc Misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. If
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Rev. ]. Nj. Pendlelon will preach at Fire mans
Hall Capitol Hill to-day. Services to commence
ct ii o'clock, P NJ
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MONETARY AND oounERc1AL.

The money market is quite and plenty Of for al
legitimate purposes Re obssei at fair rates. The Banks
continue al bills Ng Orleans New York, predcat.
el upon actual shipments Of produce, hear they
counting local paper freely than during the latter part
year. The outdoor continue IGs per cent per an
mum.
Weport improvement this week in the paper Of the Banks
of Claiborne Tazeuell Trenton jefferson, which sell
ing 5c. Bank OF America still quoted SOC, Citizens
There Exchange Bank, though is
quoted at IOc.
The New York Herald Of the Ieth says
The sales of cotton yesterday csnne about 700
bales The market closed tnely without quotabe change
prices Transactions somewhat checked by the difficulty
shipping il the eastward far piners use,
rupon navigation by late unsteady intensely cold
Some OF the pr pees have been withdrawn Others
rrguarly and hence the sRating pmenis
ia Of the supply Of The receipts
the Southern pers 1861 304
bales, and 1888 rs COO bales The
ports exceed those of le5 by 100000 bales those Of 1857
% by 40 600 bales The stock hand 10000 bales
10 Of that Of 1881 and 20300) q that of lS575 For
opinions and estimates regarding the crop 1853
% We refer to another Column. Flor good demand closed
at advance of about to 10 per bh especially
common and medium grades Wheat letter req
with rather doing, While prices quite firm. Corn
trmers With moderate sales Pork heavy, with sales of
mess at including the latter figure for
future delivery Old sold at SIG and prime SI3
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NASHVILLE.
RIVER ANN sTEAMBOATNE NEWS.
SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY le, 1859,


Arrived Cuba, Paducah.
Departed j. G. Cline, Paducah.
E. Howard, New Orleans
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
D. A January, New Orleans.
Cuba, PsdGcsh.
Lebanon, Petersburg.
EXPECTED.
John Bell, Louisville.
Reliance, Cincinnati
East Port, New Orleans.
Five feet water on Harpeth Shoals and falling.
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We lesrn from the Lebanon Herald that our friend
Calvin W. jackson, Esq of Lebanon, hiss sold out
his interest in tho Bank of Middle Tennessee for
S5l, 600 and is coming to Nashville to live. We
are grati6sd with the prospects of so valuable an
acquisition to the business and social circles of our
city.
Col. Jackson, we understand, has rented a place
in North West Edg6eld; the same, we believe, that
has been occupied for the last two years by Col.
Bransford Col. Jackson, We are informed, will
move his family down next week, when be will be
happy to welcome all friends and acquaintanees to
his new home.
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NlarkeIs.

ST LOUIS, Jan. I5.-Evening -The river is rising
and is clear Of ice The Missouri is fee TO Kansas
Civ