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The Cincinnati Gazette, in an article reIa-
the Presidency fy The Opposition presses III
this State, quotes an extract from the PATRI-
OF as the platform upon which Mr. BELLS
friends place him. We must bespeak for
Mr.. u. justice at the hands of the Gozale
His record l. LefOre the country, and upon
that platform alone he stands He is true
cons, rvativc and constitutional union man.
and as such Is entitled to the confidence OF all
who wish to preserve the Union, and TO re-
store the sections TO harmony and fTaternal
affection. lie is not responsible fol- any SEN
iiment The PATRIOT bas uttered. or may ut
ter nor are We responsible TOR any sentiment
be has uttered. or may utter, until We ap-
prove and endorse il Upon grave issues Of
public concern, INV belonging to the past,
Mr.. BELL and the PATRIOT differed. Wehave
never desiftd him TO abandon bis views and
adopt ours And with the greatest respect
and reverence iOr his wisdom and sagaeiiy,
aud Lis great ability as a statesman, v e have
felt 1t due 90 our manhood to maintain and
defend our Individual opinions, even against
the weight of Lis name and authority. And
this we shall continue to do. Nevertheless,
we do not choose to let difference of opinion
upon measures OF past policy, intervene To
prevent u from expressing a wish to see tie
affairs of this nation placed in his hands. or
from supporting his claims warmly and zeal
ously. Our country calls for some sacrifice,
on the part of the patriotic, Tor the promo
tiOn OF the Welfare of the people, and the
.peIpetuity of cur institutions. and we are
willing 10 make our part Will the GGzate
do as much? 1t acknowledges the profound
stai, smanship, and conservative public life
of Mr.. BILL Is it prpertd 10 make sac
ifice TO secure such chief in the Presiden-
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From Rev. stuart Robinson.



W. II. SETIIE, ESQ II gives me great pleasure q
state after riat ~ OF the s'Eesper Gas Lamps,
my study Tor six weeks past, and alter obsery ing
closely Tor the length OF tlme the experiment
az lie biting pBion Tent with these lamps,
have entire confidence IN their efficacy. IL seems 10
a. ey atard all the advantages of the best gas
liz bis these u DO live out Of tie cities and large
towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting tho lamp ID
50 ready learned, the nxtures simple and 81
hit liable 20 get ott OF order the cost % the lis b
paratlveiy so Etiie, and the whole free from
all danger, that needs only mere acquaintance OF
the part ii the public With the yesper Gas Lamp D.
bring tns n general throughout the country
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
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Runaway Negro to be Sold.

DEkSUA\T to the law in such Sc proviaed L will
sell To the highest bidder, for cash at tile Court
House IN Nashville on SArU RDAY, the l4th DAY OF
JANUARl, 1880, n negro man named JlA KSoN.
JACKSON was committed 10 the jail of IA son On
the 9Th day Hecember, 1889. Represented when
committed that he belonged to Id. Western of Ark
nut has not been reclaimed. He as so wears of
age, dark complexion, weighs about 20 pounds saws
he is biacksm ith. Sale under the law and will
communicate good title against III owners See Sec
t"n Zaeo OF the Code OF Tennessee, this Dec. 10TH
1907; - }. HINTON, Sheriu.
by THoS. HoBSoN, Jailor ofnavidson Co.
decl2-td
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From His Excellency, Gov. C II. Morehead and
ThOs Page, Esq, State Auditor.
To WIN. II. SETTLE, Esq, Louisville, Ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have been aud are using yonr ''Vrsper Gas, -
ana perfectly satisfied with its utility IL gives
a soil bril- liant and beautiful light and is perfectly
secure from explosion Ii is very cheap aud eco
nomical in use, and of far less than any
light. We satisfied that 1t Will soon be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity OF OBJ
tanning gas, sd also Ia " HON gas accessible and
with Mhpn cheapGess ihe original outlay for nix
and the continual expense Of burning OBJ
ject-
Yours, Sc,, C. S. NoREHEAD,
a. THOS. ;. PAGE.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
TauRspAY. Jan. z, 1860.

THURSDAY, Jan. Il. 1860.
Mr.. SfovalI introduced a bill for the relief
of Benz. PEBBLES and o. r. Watkins. for runs
ming State line between Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
Mr. PAYNE introduced the following bills
which passed first reading:
To incorporate the Mechanics Savings In-
stitution of Memphis
To incorporate the Memphis, EImwood and
Greenwood R r Company.
To incorporate The Peoples Passenger Rail-
road Company of Memphis.
The resolution to amend the Constitution
in relation to the sessions of the General As
sembly, was passed second reading-
SENATE BILLS PASSED on THIRD READING.
The following bills were passed on third
reading: ~
To incorporate Nashville & Whites Bend
Turnpike Company.
To amend section 1864 of the code
To amend the law on the subject of the
Mechanics Lien.
To charter the South Nashville Gas Light
Company. k 49, -.
To allow defendants to indictments all
kinds of pleas, simultaneously with the plea
of amer fois convict.
To enlarge the boundaries of the corpora
ton of the town of Greenville.
To extend further time to the Rome and
Carthage Turnpike Company to complete
their road.
The bill to reeharter the Union and Plant
ers Bank was taken up. and Mr.. Trimble
offered a bill in lieu. ITO incorporate the
capital stock of the Union and Planters
Banks OF Tennessee" which was adopted,
| and then passed over informedly. s.
House Bill TO repeal the act establishing
Foreign Banking Agencies in Tennessee, was
| passed ON its third reading.
House Bill to authorize the Memphis,
| GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad 10 issue
Bonds upon the receipts of the Road. Passed
| first reading.
Adjourned till 9 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The House met pursuant TO adjournment.
resolution to print 10000 of the Report
of the Agricultural Bureau, was taken up and
adopted.
and disposed of.
The bill to change the name of the Cincin-
natl, Cumberland Gap aud Charleston Rail-
road was taken up, discussed, and referred to
the Committee on Internal improvements.
The bill to amend the charter of Maryville
College, was taken up. amended, and passed
on third reading.
Adjourned till 9 A. M. tomorrow.
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Home Testimonials.

FfoIlI s1t IkeFs : . = 1lII -SaEa7FIl1os
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1850.
Col T. n. TaYroF-Dear SIR ] have used for some
time one If the Yesiser lamps; and beg leave To
express nay obligations 20 you for having Introduced
il my To persons living Ia the country or
in parts ol tho. city where gas cannot be had, or
" ho may desire a light much economical thar
gas-and AT The time ny equal 10 j. in tifuni-
mating power-ihis apparatus sh! prove desiders-
tum.
regard this rs The NEST beautiful and most useful
IN yenton for Fsocursng nj small cost, the advan
Ia gts of gas light that have ever seen NJ the
sanetluie that Perfccty sfe-an explosion being
inpossibis-apd aus lamps simple eonsirus ton
and managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
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Lor1srrIlK. Sen. s 1850

W. III. SETT1K--Dear Sir After having made a
thorough examination OF the 'ycsper Gas, in rela-
ton 10 It's Illuminating power chemical composites,
etc. do not hesitite 20 recommend II being l.
more economical a. Well as possess ng great
Intensity Of illumination than any other material
now ia
In the laboratory il is superior 10 the alcohol
means of obtaining heat and viii be found OF in
valuable service 70 the dI nggist elias the
featuring chemist
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. u.
Pref. OF Chemistry in the Ky, school Of Medicine
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TESTIM ONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Vesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce it the best and cheapest light known.
NumberIess testimonials being received daily
from ali quarters ,vouchtng Tor the excellence of this
hight, "a few of which gwen below.
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mr. vy1n.IoN. an sxpenenoeo nurse

Mrs NyfnsioN, an sxperiencea nurse an
emille physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
sthirg, which greatly facilitates the process of
,ethisg by softening the iucing allinlama-
1n-wilI aliay all pain andis sure TO regulatethe
bowels. Depend upontt, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and rehefand health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dAwly
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$3.50 ssaasnffItss Iens-, fsrc- II, lisa
nx-zzz 7. n faxfoe 4 Co. I have had "A use for
atsns an ntaHsAs past ef sepr yezp-s Sas
Lghts. sisss great nlsassrs n stale. ti.at
fs-sFd superior - any other pcrszbse lszet
thai have tsst sssh. -
lls ny q zrranE<uenty fre<aon fran 4snssr
e exF5 ava, fi<4Ei11ess, sIeeeae@s and PARTY q
l<hs- 4Fe qe4lAE<s tEst faast fesamtn~ad : 70 asy
ems = 20 Try n Il .EExes Hzht sAsch - sse,
sseEs ke eQl4i n hFslEzss<y y lbs sFelasEt go
lzat- Very Ks<peesfsssy.
TA-zz are only very fse a ne tesl1nsal.z ue
haze Cal ana sxassine fsr yenrssi<, e Ne. ~
-, ,i.z.ssx sssi5.ze srSF street kzsbssf Iean.
THOMAS Il. TAYLOR 90.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnersh hip her efnfOTs existing under the
L pans aad sty-e of r. aDa @. ASEEftsoS Is
this DAY dissolved mutual COS kesL Those having
ga inns against the concern viii prezeaE hem e. 4.
ASpzlsoS for settlement, aud N ose iaehtes 30 the
late Irsa VII. please cali on the SINE aud setue
aE3es n. ANDERSEN.
c. A. DkRSoS.
NASHVILLE, Jan /, 1890.
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Co-PARTNERsHp.
CHURCH ANDERSON 4 CO.,

lsrcoszsaes TO p. c. AxnzEsas1
TUE urdersigned have farIacd 60 psr tnersaip.
Il snder the style and arm q CHukrd ANbeAt-
SJS CO.. and have "a tiseaf Sizes etefs.Se-
rias frst The uia stand for merry cecaisica ~ +
C. ASpsszox, en Broad r4reets 10 the large aud
eossaa rsas Nareassse, fecsatif arctf's - ~ a =
ssANsT c., 90, Goesc street, whcfc ttee fttess4
q keep cnEstsntiy baud vel ss'eesssd st1S- .
Sraesrie aaa N aiSs be pee pared for se ssof@-s
CHURCH ANDERSON.
jaaIs-ly JOHN ii. ASpElessiS,
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gew ADVERTISEMENTS.
Clothing at Auction.

THIS morning at 10 O'Clock, BRUCE, corner OF
Il Cedar aud Cherry streets, viii sci! at Auction
large and Cue assortment Of Over Goats, IalRsas ,
Business Coats, Under Shirts drawers. GioTcs. e..
The assortment is large snd will be so ID without
serve. Tue attention of dealers IS requested.
janiS-lt
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- AI.ExAspER FALL.


The ve<per Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light thss cheap and poTtabie, and perfectly ssfe
The eenstfucttn e tie Nesper Gas burner and tae
rstsrt i Scriretiy slurie thai eAnnot set ast
81 order ,baf ean ifexploee-
lhe management of thc burner q easily undo y,
stood and rcQairrs bCa ssIs more atSntoa 70 kcep
il clean sae 10 good eg.sr than eE6iafs gas Exnre<-
Tls as sf u edsised ~ nae yss7sf ezs Ne censid>r
q u equal, evsry respeess - sny osAsr kind 81
- JOHN u. sEAfURY,
I'd rfABrk4,
IL. :. PEAGH.
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MI SIC IN 5 TR UCTlO /.
PIANO AND soLFEGE.

NTAnEMoISFlIE CAMILLE BkUNET, Pupil 81
vi the CoEseTvntoire Imperial nd Of Henri HofZ,
en- x Eed in IHris for tie n. =. Academy.
IialNs-SI6 per Academic s-ssien- students frt m
che City Al The same price. Apply TO
janl3-3t G. D. ILLICIT.
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Ma. JHnxAs n. TAuoE-Dear Sir have been
usisg the vesp.r Gss Lamp, sold by you since Sep
tessber last and am perfectly satisfied that R =
% the eeonom cal II noi the most ecoHonsi
ei, as ~efas brilliant lights that be had. u l.
eazily usessged. and aobesst%singly recommend Il
ALEXANDER FALL.
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t<n1e-t


WIfoEED LADY wb< i eogp<tent II eysFy
"a psrsrslAr ~lzhse zsezlf<n - fsssuze Ksez<r
80 sSsnzs<re>s. rezE<slstle AznazF = tAs
CAV. EEqsiFe - sis ease ~ =. Caszaz<'s Cigar
szaFs. 90 0etzr ztFs-s-
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No, IS, Union Street

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Shakspeares Merchant of Venice
Gallery of Distinguished English and
American Female Poets.
A Gallery of famous English and American
Poets.
Women of Beauty from Semiramis to Eugene
The Court OF Napoleon; or, Society under
the first Empire.
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The Christian Year Thoughts in verse for the
Sundays and Holidays
Ornaments of Memory; or, Beauty of His
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Gems of British Art, with choice specimens
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Liber Huviorum; OF, River Scenery of
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The Scenery of the United States in a Series
OF 40 Engravings.
The Poctical Work Of de Sabbath Bells.
ber The farmers Boy.
Memory and Hope. Poe,ea Works Of Thomas
Songs OF the Affections. Gray.
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The Era OF 81 Agnes Lamb.
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Records Of the Heart. lisilock 3 P,eoal Works.
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Poetry of the Fields. tt e Shakespeare, praof q
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ores Irish Melodies
Harpers Illustrated Bible. London Bibles.
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Mache Portfolios, Backgammon
Boards aud Aibions. -
Portable Desk, L. ather Goods, together
with great assortment OF Juvenile
Books
For sale by j JOHN YORK & co.
decl9-u.
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Nest Brilliant.


THIS Gas : gsnessssa freu FaEs Goal Oh. sst
Il Ter eleEaEre, eSe1erny. safsts asa sseuf-sHg
canHs ke safFaEsed- 1hs 1xiuFos n Tie apzze
stsle - ths eFs4lpsry szs eztaFss-
49, FFsnetpaa Ageaey al - coepsrss BaiitiaE
csleTFy kstsss, ~hsEs eax llEhs &c sesn sny
eesx. sf ffsuss HsTT4aIoELE
laass-ly
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4 IL e>rscrs hxxiax cl1ius szsnst p HAHIfr
"A Y0k are rzeeesLea - Sc tsen vita his Ires-
sss 81 <<<tI<nczs t<<ofe ne 81 12y Of Feb
rzxrx iseo Ter pre- rata 4z<zsbeElea AID pay seat
w. Il LUcl>, Tr1f>ec fcr
n s Hksurox>
No -. rss1e sss@zs, S.sz<slss, Tssa-
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yXrE have reuovs1 s1f S>pck snd 1z0i.ess ne8
w No. e., G.rket <<rse<. - ne fzrEe eH1 En-
te1zsxs Hease ., street. fsrnse<sy SC -
zzei ~ Nezz<< Csr<ef WHISPERS O. SArze Ne
Ser<ssfo<- 4RHsIko<6 CO =
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r. BARNES & CO. PaorIiEToas
So. as. Union ssrees,

FURNISHES seals Al All hesrz, dzs ard nieAs, ard
IL las extensive arrsHEeus1ts Tor rskclzs EzpBly
81 Game OF every tescEtpteu, LIB, OyEteFs, ne
xsfy best Ntnes and every ssheF 3Fiieis - iuzary
hoss~ = s=fnx ed - al she heet ef 4szst<. and ss
bess apF5afue for ee<ksEg. kAsHg iszu 1szs<i ~ -
haadsonIs, Con- fortzbse style - -
lAaS--u
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Nashville Female Academy.

rTHE EAST SESSION for 1850, viii commence Jan.
u usry Esd. c. ID. ELLIOTT.
Jan 10, ls6o.--Ss FFEE Es 1
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A unrsx. bosA essafoslasie ana eenvssssns, IL
n wsss Nashville, sosnsr u AsSssf3 A1s De
namarans streets. Eor lerus, 49, sppif -
lAas-In 3 l. % A=1sNA ".
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Mr.. PICKETT also offered the following
which was adopred:
Rss0lred. That il be recommended and urg-
ed that the people bold primary meetings
in their respective counties on the LIST Mon
kay in February to appoint delegates to the
State Convention
The Members then affixed their signatures
to the proceedings, as follows, and the meet
ing adjourned
VIM l.. Martin, R. H. Armstrong,
Stitb Richardson, Jas. W. Gillespie,
u m H Wisener, D. " C S. nfer,
V. ) Allen, Roht. B. Hurt,
jackson B. White, A. Caldwell,
Il. w. Bumpass, John Williams,
Judson Horn, j. L. Morphis,
Jno- " Richardson, J. L. Williamson,
Austin L.. Greene, John Norman,
VIM. E@ing. ID. G. Trewhiti,
Edward II. East, Waman ~. Russell,
VIM. BrszeitUn, Jr., Vim. Il. Kenner,
John X. Davis, s. S. Stanton,
7. s. German. Jonathan Morris,
Joseph q. Pickett, NIB Dudley.
Jas. u. Porter, Jr., james s. BOYD,
A. G. SbreH sbuTy, Jordan Stokes.
X. X Butler. Sam. 7. BickneIl,
JAS s. Havron, John Trimbie,
V. Nash, Jno. W Kincaid,
David V. StOkcly, W. NJ. Bradford,
John WoodaTd r. II. Bledsoe-
Richard u. Cheatham,
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n,,liard Tables fer safe.

r HAVE GA AAn3 I~s q cod <scend- usntes fsnless
L s.Es. cass sad Aria coed rasHiss efasr. y sssa
stgi sstl iex far e<shs
eetip-s :. HEAL
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anfti0u SaIes.
Negro Woman for Sale al Anctlon,
Goods at auctiou 10 nav charses.

r WILL. sell at Public Auction at the warebeuse
l. OF FISHER, WIRELESS Co., On Satrr, ay morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, January 14th, lat of Furniture
Boxes, and their contents. These Goods were left
with mes long time since by Mrs Parker aud are
sold t. pay storage Terms cash.
JaD5-ld A. l. DAVIS
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broom be-. Alezaa.ler ra!l, N.shrIIIe.

very 'r0'y your +. s FALL.
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SAsH,Iilr, Jan /, is6O
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As accidents ,rsH hoiFes. enen ~ sell rsysia'.d
apsslies very desirable 10 have chs ap and
convenient way for repairing FurhHnre, To, s, rock
cry, &c
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SIS pp jam 'eyare, ESQ., aut family of South Carroll
ga ana = bsrs ESQ, Of Boston, are stopping at tho
fiuh AveAue Hotel
judge Iareton Of Philadelphia J. Cleveland, Esq, and
W. To~ussod Esq. both 81 West Port, and Col Navel
Cortszs aud party, from Havana are stopping NJ the
Union Pace Hotel.
Anthony BARCLAY, Esa and family, Of Farseit, Conn
N. hras and wife az Sstauzas; L. Sullivan, ESQ, Of
San Francisco; g. Van Ceef Esq, and family and Mrs.
w. II. Brown, all OF New York: w. Ryder, ESQ.,, and
Mrs. Haaey and daughter, all Of Havsas: Samuel G.
Eastman Esq Of Concord, n. H W. Kendai Esq, OF
Boston az. Clymer, Of Philadelphia 5. N. r AcNary
Esq, and a. Goodwin Ed, both Of Hartford, Conn. are
stopping at the Cerendon Hotel.
Senator D. l. Yulee, Of Florida Professor c. W. &en
burge. Of Baltimore; Dr. c. n. Gritbs, OF Phade!phia
Dr. Yates, of Canada G. Vibhard, iSG Of Albany lieut
F. P. Alexander, u :. A., and F. Benderhil Esq o.
london among tho arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hote
yesterday
j. b Danforth, Esq of Dobb's Ferry Col s Seymour
o, Eockland j. Foley iSg., Cf SSvanah T. Y. Cooper
Esq Of san Francisco; Henry Choate, Esq ~ Boston
NJ slca, Esq, Vermont; Ir. Munson ana wife, Of ia
naica IVES. hdes and K. Gribbe, Esq, OF New Ur,cans
stopping at the lafaree house.
Sig Susni Sig. Fer and L. de fscoyia>a, Az of tn
Italian Opera Chas Macaihs,er, ts9 Of n!adeipra, ane
IL Pitt, Esq, Of Petersbarg, Va are stopping at The
Everett House
Baron W-tters,edt, Belgian Minister 20 United states
Cot Van Eureu, Col. W, Borden and family and j. A.
Vsnderpoei, Fsq all ~ New York; jules Han~y, Esq
and wife ri Phadelrhis; Hugh Campbell, Esq aud wife
Of g, Louis; Major j. d. E.yan and lady, and John j
Hodges Esq., anc party, all OF Louisiana, stopping
the Ocean Bouse, Newport, r. l.
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Personal Intelligence.

Ea=. stephen 4. Douglas will remain 10 this sly until
satur.ay whcu he proceeds To New Haven spending the
SSht.xeh at Sachems Head on Mnday he goes 20 Hart
ford. Coun, and from thence 10 Boston Tuesday Il
attend TIC Commenccmcnt exercises n Harvard Cuve
sify, xhrc he has brother u.law the law ScaOol
HIS ostiR,Able .dy viii accompany him on the tip.
The Nass,oso Of yesterday says that Friday, the
eth Instant a, the moment Of his departure Tor Washing
tl the venerable md popular Minister from Guatemala
non Antonio Jose dc Yrsafri missed his footing On the
ouief step residence No so street BROOKLYN
and s racturng Of the anterior bones which con.
meet tllc foot aud shnhone H. 10 consequently con
sns lis bed aud s-ders very acutey; but the ply.
scian " Attendance promises complete restoration in
fss weeks In other respects MIR. Irsri enjoys excel.
leut beatt notwithstanding biz advanced age This &C.
ccrt rrrkAis US &C that winch befcl General raoz like.
wiz in TIE Sat not vy icug since without any e those
gave sutscC ccsccs usCug which there 10
arcrehcnd.
Bcu q aries Samucr Il B7ston Is stopping at the Ne
tropouu Hotel.
FxGe, Lowe, Of Maryland, is stopping at the Astor
House
NJ A BVcs, Of Bosios; Col W. " corar'. CT Ns.
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The zouave Cadets OF Chicago.

This celebrated corps expected TO arrive in this city
tomorrow morning, and will he receivedunder salute
from the guns OF Company +, Fourth regiment Captain
McMshon, who has volnnt ered-by detachment Of the
Sixth regiment Colonel Pncsney), commanded by Capt
Thomas s. Murphy. They Will proceed 10 the ..stor
House where they will breakfast, after which they will
be escorted 20 the Regimentn Arnory where they Will
quarter their equipments during their stay.
Tomorrow they VIII make an informal visit to Camp
Scott by invitation of Colonel Letrr's
At two O'Clock Saturday they vii. be escorted by
detachment Of the sixth regiment commanded by Cap.
tain Schwartz, Ia the City Hall, where exhibition drl
VIII be given There will, no doubt, be very large
attendance present witness the game they have
challenged any corps ia the United states Ia drill With
them.
They number sixty two members, under the command
OF + T. Ellsworth, and left Chicago week last
Monday they escorted boat amid the paudits
OF the multitude. by the Highland Guard aid the Chicago
Light Guard, of Chicago They received the &th
at Adrah Mich, by the Detroit Light Guard and escort
ed by them 20 Detroit. On Thursday morning they De
parted for and received in the evening hy the mill
tary ana CITIZENS of Cieveaud Ohio. They len Cleveland
last Friday evening for Buffalo, where they arrived
Saturday morning and received by Company c, a"
the Seventy fourth regiment Captain Roccrs. Tcy VIII
doubt be we cared for by the Sixth regiment during
their stay IN New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

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