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= WiscoHsU ELEcr1oH. - Complete Official
- reported returns from tho late election
- Wisssasia show that the Republicans oan-
11ats, n. Psins, will have majority Of
- ~ than 10000.
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ExcHAEoE- y N. e. CHuRcH AND rs PAS
foR.--At the session Of the Quarterly Meet
ing Conferences Of Exchange strsst charge Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church in this city,
- Tuesday evening, tho Rev. =. L. Briggs,
k11oee Of said charge, wss, BY the msmbsrs
81 - eonfsrence, requested TO resign his
aseosal relation in Consequence Of having
hsl6 ~ peoashsd hsrstical doctrines, favor
~ Uni1naia1isn. The understanding il that
~ TeGiG1a1lon will bs handed in innsdi.
sa1sly.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.
MISS JENNIE HOKNBY intends opening Phi
1vl vAte School, for lads and misses, In the Pub
lie School building, Blondeau-st., on Monday, ths
18th Of April.
1RRns.-83 50 per term, Of III weeks, for ali
branches-pay able on or before the middle Of thu
term.
Refer to the Superintendent and Board Of Edu-
cation Of the Ksokuk Public School.
aprld3t
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- 0R1aox Monday : company Of
Yeols, seasistiDg Of three fsniliss, eompri.
- 11teea persons, from Knoxville, Knoz
seoaa1y, Ill, 9ssssd the river q Davenport
- thsir jcsrssy y Land 10 Oregon. 250(
1i1es b Lard WITH their little ones and fam
~ trapsis considerable Of IN undertaking
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A Chicasoan I'm Luck.

THE $4,000 LOTTERY PRIZE REALITY
Some weeks since it went the rounds of the
papers that Chicago citizen had just drawn
prize of $50, 900 in Havana lottery. The
statement we at the time, together with our
contemporaries. treated as having rather doubt
ful basis. We are prepared, however, now to
pronounce it fact established beyond all
question in the minds of numbers of our most
respectable and best known citizens.
Some months ago young man, resident of
our city and well connected here, yielded to
an impulse that he states never had seized
him before that time. to try the chances of
battered looking $50 Indiana bill in Havana
lottery. the advertisement OF whose agent in a
distant city had caught his eye. We are not
at liberty use the name of the former. and are
by no means DESTROYS of writing an adver-
tisement for the latter. We wish simply to
give rather remarkable matter of news
Time passed on. The drawing took place
in November, and at the time of the rumor
above referred 10, the holder of the lucky
ticket was advised of the result. He at once
set out for the Southern city where the agen-
cy of the lottery was located, exhibited his
ticket, and there heard the rumor of his suc-
cess confirmed. He was told. however. that
from the magnitude of the prize it would be
necessary for him to visit Havana in person.
He did so. arriving in that city about n month
after the drawing. He was there paid in gold
fifty thousand dollars. which he transmitted
to the Union Bank in New York city, return
ing to this city with a certificate of deposit in
that bank OF the whele sum, less the expenses
of his trip.
We give the above statement as beyond all
question a true one. We leave our readers to
Comment upon it each in their own way.
In this case, we can, from our own knOwl-
edge add that sudden wealth has seldom fall
Ell into hands where il promises a better use.
Chicago Press and Tribune. Jan. l4Lh.
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FRO BE Continued
For Me PaiIiaL.

MEssRs. EDToRs:-The suggestion of Col.
JAMES MULLINS name through your columns
some short time since. as suitable candidate
for Governor, was made the occasion by the
Union and Americ1n of an article of ridicalc
of our party and burlesque of Col. MULLINS.
that seemed TO give much amusement to the
Sham Democracy at the time. ! do not pro-
pose to question the right of the Union and
Aneriom to ridicule and burlesque what il
pl.ascs, but certainly the consistency of the
GIloa in thus burlesquing Col. MULLINS for
no other apparent reason than that some one
(withoul his knowledge should have men
toned his name in connection with the sub
jet Of the candidacy for Governor, as if there
could be no talent, moral worth and public
virtue residing in one so obscure aud so little
known to political fame as Col. MULLINS
and at the same time and all times hold up
ANDY JOHNSON as the paragon of the age, of
one that had demonstrated that talent m nral
worth public virtue were not confined alone
to the patrician class but were TO be found
in their native vigOr and earuestness prin-
cipally among the ranks Of the plebeans. i
say, thus to adore one plebean and make
certainly the consistency is not apparent.
Had 1t been known TO the Union and american
that Col. MULLINS had ever been an Office
seeker, desiring and intriguing for place and
preferment for which he was unfit and I'M
worthy, there might have been some pallia-
ton of the gross and malevolent personal
assault made upon him. under the cover of
an affected good humor, bat the article itself
implies and admits that Col. MULLINS was
but little If at all known away from home,
aud the object Of the article avowed 10 be
an introduction of him by the Union and
.4yseriasn rs one that deserved no other con-
sidcration than to be laughed down.
Should Col. MULLINS be nominated, a I
nov desire To SEE done. tii for no other pur
pose but TO give the Union and AnsrierE an-
predict and feel confident that all the laugh
ing that is done in the canvass will carry him
up Instead of down. l do aot believe that
there is a man In the State that would more
certaialy secure the laugh at his opponents'
expense, on all occasions and on every stump,
than Col. MULLISs. His sound. practical
sense. fiusney of speech. and ready rrpartee
and wit, woald sustain him As an oyeEmateh
for lsHAN G.. HARRIS, or any other Democrat
Col. Mullins has never sought OF held nay
other Office than that Of High Sheriff Of Bee
ford county, 90 which be was elected - long
as be was eligible, over one Of the most pop
ulsr Democrats that the county eontaiBed,
and be can shis day get more Democratic
EkE
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Murder and Bank Robbery,

On Thursday evening last. between the
hours of six and ten O'Clock. the branch of
the Union Bank at Jackson Tennessee. was
entered, the clerk. Mr.. Csc E. MILLER, killed
and the vanlt robbed of $4,000 in notes and
s4.545 in gold. Mr.. MILLER was a young
lawyer of mnch promise. son of Mr.. CHAs. P.
MILLER, of Ripley. Mssissippi. and near
relative of w p. MILLER and ]. NJ. CARNAcK.
of this city. He was highly esteemed and
much beloved by all who knew him. and the
society of Jackson, in his death, has lost one
of its brightest ornaments.
AS vet no suspicion has fixed upon any one
and no traces of the murderer aud thief
have been discovered. though it is hoped he
NAV yet be brought to punishment.
The details. as for as we have heard them,
are, that Mr. f. F. MCKNIGHT. the cashier of
the bank. was absent in this city, and Mr..
MILLER was the only officer Of the bank left.
who lodged in the bank building. The last
seen of him on Thursday evening was at the
hotel, whore he bad gone immediately after
supper to ascertain whether or not Mr.. Nc
KNIGHT had returned form Memphis. On
Friday morning, persons having business
with the bank found it closed after banking
hours. and inquiries and search were made
for Mr.. MILLER and the key of the bank
Not being fonnd in his bed room, which is
adjoining the banking office, suspicious
pr juGicill TO his character began to take hold
Nt the public mind. About III O'CLOCK on
Friday, however. more thorough search was
made, and the key which unlocks the door
leading from bis bedroom to the banking
office. was found und'r the head Of bis bed.
The door was unlocked, and the body of Mr..
MILLER found lying dead in front of his bust
moss desk. He seems to have been in the act
Of tilIiag up a check, or draft, when he
struck upon the head with the caDcelliug
hammer of the bank, and Instantly killed,
the hammer penetrating the head to the eX-
tent of two inches. He bled profusely, and
when found, his body was PERFECTLY stiff,which
leads to the inference that the deed was COM
mitted early the night before.
1t is presumed that the vault had been
opened by Mr.. MILLER for the purpose of
taking out his check hook, as it would have
been almost impossible for any one not
acquainted with the safe to have unlocked
it.
Altogether, this is one of the most melan-
choly. and at the same time daring incidents,
that has transpired in this section of county
for many years. 1t is to be hoped that good
citizens everywhere will be on the alert, and
use their best efforts to bring the murderer
and thief to the bar of justice. A reward of
two thousand dollars is off red for the appre-
hension of the murderer, and the recovery of
the mOney-Ns Memphis Appea[.
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Vote on the Homestead Bill.

The Homestead Bill. which passed the
House of Representatives in Congress on the
ist inst. as stated by the National hatellgeoer.
"provides that any person who is the head OF
a family, twenty-One years OF age, and
citizen of the United States. or who has
declared his intention to become snch. as
required by the naturalization laws, shall.
from ana after the passage of the bill, be
!. entitled to enter one quarter section which
nav at the time of the application be subject
to entry at 81 25 per acre, to be located in
body in conformity with the local subdivisions
of the public lands, and after the same shall
have been surveyed
The vote ont bis bill, taken under the opera
ton of the previous question, and without
debate, was as follows:
.YEAS-Messrs. ABBOTT, Adrain. Andrews.
Rarr. Billinghurst, Bingham, Bishop, Bliss,
Bravton. Bufinton, Burlingame. Burns. Bur
rouohs. Case, Cavanaugh. ChafIee, Clark of
Connecticut, Clawson. Clark B. Cochrane,
In Cocbrane .CockriIl ColfAx, COmins, Corning
Coyode. Cox. Cragin, Craig of Missouri.
Curtis. Davis OF Indiana, Davis of Massachu-
sets Davis of Iowa, Dawes, Dean. DICK.
Dodd, Durfee, Farnsworth, Fenton, Florence,
OIHY, OSLcT, plihi"''
Goodwin. Granger Gregg, Groesbeck, Grow,
Hall of Ohio, Hall of Massachusetts,, Harlan,
Haskin, Hatch, Hickman. Hoard, Hodges.
Horton, Howard Jrwett, Jones OF Tennessee,
Keim. Kellogg, Kelsey, Kilgore, Knapp,
Kunkcl of PENNSYLVANIA. Lawrence, Leach,
Liter, Lovcjoy, Maclay McKibbin. Matteson.
Miller. Morgan, morrill,, Morris of Pennsvlva-
mia, Morris of Illinois, Morse of Maine. Morse
of New York, Murray, DIN. Palmer. Parker,
Prndleton, Petit, Phelps OF Minnesota,
Phillips Pike, Potter, Pottle, Purviance,
Reilly, Robbins Roberts, Royce, Russell,
Scott, Sherman of Ohio, Smith OF Illinois,
Spinner, Stanton, Stewart OF Pennsylvania,
Tappan. Taylor of New York. Thayer, Tomp-
kins, Vallandi CHAM, Wade, Walbrldge, Val
ton, Ward. Washburne of Wisconsin, WASH
burne of Illinois, Washburne OF Maine, Wilson,
and Wortendyke-l20.
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson, Atkins, Avery,
Barksdale, Bocock, Bonham, Bowie. Boyce,
Branch. Burnett, Caskie. Clark of Missouri,
Cobb, Craige of North Carolina. Crawford,
Curry. Davis of Md, DOwdcll, Edmundson.
English Eustis, Faulkner, Garrett Gartrell,
Gilmer GoOde, Greenwood, Harris, Hill,
Hopkins, Houston, Hughes, Jackson, jenkins.
Keitt Kunkel of Maryland. Lamar. Leidy,
Letcher, Mcqueen, McRea, Marshall of Ky.
Marshall of Ill. Mason, MaynardMiles, Milison
MooreNiblack, Nichols Peyton Ready Reagan,
Rcaud, Ruffin Scales, Seward. Shaw OF Illinois,
Shaw of North Carolina, Shorter, Singleton,
Smith of Tennessee, Smith of Virginia,
Stlllworth, Stephens, Stewart OF Maryland,
Trippe Underwood, Vance, Watkins, Whiteley
Winslow Woodson, Wright of Georgia,
Wright Of Tennessee, and Zollicofer-76.
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,clusively beneficial to that class of men of
which the Democratic party claims to De
largely compos, d-the laboring poor-and
yet, that section OF the Union whence the
party draws its chief strength, which went
almost in solid body for Buchanan, and on
which it relies for future success, votes in IN
broken column against 1t. And, why? Be
cause, the Southern Democracy so called,
is hostile to the hard hand and sweating
brows of Free Labor. 1t sneers at free labor
ers, free lands, free schools. free speech. free
presses and free men. 1t is an aristocracy,
and despises the poor mans quarter section" .
1t is an oligarchy, and points derisiveiy at
the Homestead, the humble cabin OF the
backwoodsman.
Thus it appears that the bill was passed by
the votes Of 50 Republicans, 8 ansi-Lecomp-
ton Democrats and 80 LecOmpton Democrats,
while it was opposed by one Republican, t'0o
snti-Lecompton Democrats, sixty Lecompton
Democrats (from the South, with two or three
exceptions and thirteen South Americans"
Over the sectional and political features OF
the vote, the Republican correspondent OF
the Tribune crows loudly. He regards the
passage Of the bill as a great Republican
success.
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votes in old BEDFORD than any other man Of

votes in old Bedford than any other man Of
our party. Since his retirement from the
Sherifialty, ne has been living at and in his
mills. perfectly satisfied to make himself use
full in that profession to which he was born
and raised, having acquired by his diligence
and energy the reputation of being the best
mill-wright in Bedford county, and, doubt
not. in the State. But If it be thought by
our party that the exigencies Of the times re-
quire that he should grind the political grain
OF Democracy, l hope he would not decline. In
conclusion, Msssrs. Editors, desire our party
to reflect ON the elements of success that con-
centrate in Col MULLINS. Take man from
the ranks. if you desire to give heart and
hope to the ranks, Let the plebeans know
that they may vote for brother. and so stop
the mouths of Democratic demagogues.
90 .sHf& EARNEST.
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Counterrciter-, Bevare,

reward is offered for the detection OF any person
counterfetng, initiating, the vender OF any such
counterfeit imitation NJ B,ERHAvEs HOLLAND BT-
ETs. The genuine highly concentrated Buers, is
put up in half pint bottles oni5, having the name
the proprietor, b. PAGE, Jr.. blown in them and his
signature around the neck Of each and every bottle,
This delightful aroma, so popular a remedy Tor
Fever and Ague, weakness Of all kinds, Dyspepsii,
Indig eson. Headache Costivoness and Piles can be
obtsiued from any OF our respe, table Druggists.
fcbs-iw
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HOLLOWAY. pills and Ointment era.

bic the victims of disease to dispense with ali other
medicines. The former relieve the stomach, liver
and bowls OF all distractions; the latter heals every
external sore, eruption wound.
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Music. Music.

TrST received the following nee
ID and pretty Aasie. siE. Dpks - tElEs.E7Zs 3
MAlacsHsz Mafch, fiooli0mini sctof- III ~ H MI
tish syria Polka, LBassa Aef ard
Empire QsAdraiess cspt. sfe1a2nt Qsick sten 90
grtller With sew editions q nay esn paoihalens.
songs, Onward EOW sight al Hame, CsshAA HachFee
NJ Prayers shsii rise 10 ite4Fen Stars q ts Sam~
Haitz-s Ned "a Rsaanlss sal 4 - bed SeosfsAss
81 CIasa, srnnessee, tsoodis t<rslis Har QaesH,
ssany rstcFs Best4es frese espslr rf-lnss.
4 s.snss Fisnss. JAS A hzcLrRf,
lsa.<-tl - - k--l-< street.
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n. VI Nh n u NJ

addition Ia the stock PURCHASED Of J. r. IaTden
u have received TIE folowings
so 90 feet dressed yellow Pine Flooring:
roo $50 White
se.0ase a. a. zkg White Pine Ceiling;
- 900 d - Base aud MAzhbaards:
rs $50 a clesF Hfite Pine. al tblcks asses:
3SO,oe9 "a Popiar Plshk, g0ist ana scantling:
go coo Cedar asznrsed.
ALso --Wsrss&ew sash and FRAMES and ntnssfs -
wAtch. Pine fannci Doors and Frames Mantle Piece
MosldinE and Brackets, Poplar and Pine sAiHgies a
fail sasgsly Aisassea hand ~ GAs Nashville Lumber
Yard No. III Broa4 street
feI,s- Sun J. r GIBSON.
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FOR SALE.

LOT Of ground in ia the original plan nc Fig field,
~ Containing about thrts 81 an ace, y ar the
heart f town Call on Nance 4 Woodward A. v. =
Lindsey, Esq, the subscriber, ant hall miles
suuth &c Nashville. JAS. A. WOODS
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For Sale.
beautiful building la North Market St. ucst
side, Opposite the resi- ence 4 ish Miles frotug
frame tenement. THIS IS a beautiful and eleglblc lot
and viii be suit at a bargain.
Also.
A most desirable Binding Lot on Sprnre 81 oppo-
s.'e til residence "a In Rahrt Martin. IroBIi'g IN
spruce ~ feet anh running hack to McLeInote
We Will give = la gam iH this lot.
Also.
hne House and ls,i North Cherry sarre.. The
House contains go i-foHs and al other necessary
Out bnllngs, 1hd inr business isi tlc very
place We consider this the osi dcsirab, sidence
uuw for sale.
Also.
convenient and comnrt 40 Horse and Lot on
Mciruiorr -, between Charch and Er'ad ~. The
House d IA good fepur aud r"nt'uus or Rooms.
The lot cats 60 feet on Mclrnolc ANA funs back
loo feet D an aiisyfre, From fayss Hei, oilslee
for comfortibiv home al iow ugures Terms easy.
Also.
Two vRlaable vacant ie',s Korth Cherry "a, ad-
Joining He residence 0i fiss- i8urEe.
Also.
Several desirable building I,ts IN EiFefod, siuai-
ed - sl.lby, oak asd Cross ss. Ne viii give bar
gain in tiess Its a. good bong me
We have, IA nd iitoh % tte abi've. valuable
lots IN south Nashville, Nrst Nashville and Nc
Cav Ok addition. fcTsssiis desiring purchase Ia
any OF the above additions viii please give call.
Also.
A valuable Tract Il I..d IA pavi san canHty Dis
uirt NJ. 8, siinat.d is'sti Gees u m..cs
Nashville s4iI rr.cg couLsius los Aefes. fr,suttg
she road fr''tn lsbtnssi la Franklin and ! than
. D. fIfn thc Nh t!ie IFnllkc, eplr tho
hand OF sav iatc ir :, a-s. ms D. al 1ns land. vii
~atered aad Gnder d g,s-i c. Ienoo. lei Low
aud easy.
Also.
That very valuable Bilsin stand BROAD street,
No so, between College aBd Cherry. The 1T fronts
30 feet inches and runs back 79t feet, which
a three stsry Brick HOUSE, covering the entire lot,
occupied Prcssut by old friend Il. :. Weller.
Tue 0~ner having removed 10 the country tins prop
eFty can Ne bought Cor very little more shAn the
ground s sorth, on long tune, eAris application be
made o. r. X. GLASGOW A CO..
feb2-u
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T.. s. HAWKINS,
GENERAL AGENCY & C0MhlS> ION BUSINESS,
FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF
Real Estate, Negroes, DC.
OFFICE-No. Is. CEDAR STREET,
Formerly oocupsed oy Thos. e. James.)
NASHVILLE, TENN.

have On hand lot 81 Negroes for sale comprising
Cooks Washers and Iro1ers also, a good man Who l.
qaallaei house servant Those wishing Buy,
rely getting just such recommend
them To be- HSG febT U.
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Coal Oil s4anNS.

WE making constant additions to our stock
w of COAL Oil LAMPS We have also the Co
LUMBAR COAL OIL, clear spring wa ter, the best
ticle that has yet been brought to this market
fehS MACKENZIE n MINCHIN
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ENCHTV ENxE Mt.

A PRIZE of a Silver Goblet will be given 10 the
~ Best Amateur Shot. shooting at the word AT the
line, SIX Consecutive SHOTS, commencing MONDAY.
FEB 7TH and closing MOn;ay Night AT II O'Clock
7. NJ. No charge except the regular price for shoot
ing JOHN TRAVIS.
febS-1t Proprietor.
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ChaMbcr Sets.

I'VE have a handsome lot of the above articles
w which We sell at very low prices.
We are hourly expecting well secc ed lot of Hor-
tcuItura In plements for the Of Ladies aud Am
ateur Gardeners.
febS MACKENZIE x MI\CHIN.
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Stfamboats.
For Memphis, Saint Louis and
ToutSviIIo

II H N, splendid sn% i,. United States states 4
Gu A, JOIN L. BarEMAS, -<ez<z<5s<s4s>szxs1
Captain, will leave for the above and all intermediate
landings, THIS DAY, February eth, at II o'clock NJ.
For freight passage, having superior accommoda-
tons, apply on boarj or II
-febe-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Notice.
Shirt EsOSOniS
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts.

Handsomely Embroidered and Plain, and small
lot of Marslilles, received and for sale.
febS-f J. II. MCGIII.
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Removal.

Removal.
WYE have removed stock 81 Groceries, Ii
w quors &c. u he large Store -housr corner u
College and Broad streets recently occuped by Ter
rass Bros. where shalt be happy o. our friends
and customers, assuring them that are better pre-
uared than ever To serve them the moa favorable
terms 7. A G ANDERSON.
ian6 Garner College and Broad SITS.
Nm : EAKIS, SAMUEL KINKADE,
TAs D. xAEiS, sAMrKL CowAS
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aihIldrcM'S Carriages.

TUSr received a large lot Of Chdren's Carriages,
- finely finished which will be sold lower than
before in this market.
febS MACKENZIE x MINCTIN.
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For sale.

CEvERAL valuable Building Lots, in Ewing's and
- Hardings AddsuonE Aisn- two well improved Ii
tie farms the Frek Church Pike Alza. four acres
q the Franklin Turnpike. mile from thr eay
This Is very desirable property
4. :. HAWKINS, Agent,
febT-tf 10. Is Cedar street
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Election Notice.

TsHE Stockholders of the Nashville t'as Light Com
pany are hereby notified that the Anna Il Eiectun
Tor seven Directors, e. Tor y months will take
place at the ofaoe of the Company an the SRD DAY
OF MARCH Next. JAS Ii. kENDRICk,
febl-td Secretary.