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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-02
Nashville Building Association,
SALE OF LOTS.

NY virtue Of Mortgage executed By Lanier to the Nash
Vile suding Association, recorded in the oihce Of the
Ber Of Davidson county, in Book No 90 PAGE ~ snail
d 10 se on Saturday, 10Th day OF March. 1850 to tne
highest bidder cash. the property described in said deed vE
one lot being lot IS Wnstons, &C plans Of lots'
fronting A. Maple street, running bark lo Iset 10
teu t foot alley being the conveyed to said Lanr y
dee registered the Registers oce Of Davidson county IN
Ro No rs pases j and 5g9. Also lots No 10 and H. m
Lewis II Laner's pa Of ts, and bounded as follows Igs
At the north correr OF lot No in said plan, on Pearl street, run
ortharv with Pearl street q feet more thence east
var Iy parallel with Carroll street $50 feet TO \ y loot se
thence southw4rdy with said alley g feet more or less ece
AZ igh angles estwary to the beginning, being the
same conveyed said B. Lanier by Lloyd A Lanr 0 eeel
registered esters Office Of Davidson county IN BooA
No 49, page 1 further PARTICULAR, reference IS male 10
The several conveyances Of said M0tgaged premises
The title property is relieved to he good WIN
bt of reenption waived in the Mortgage the Nashville
building Association Int will only convey such title as Is
CHARLES A. FULLER
Treasnrer
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Tanny's UomDlned BeaPer and

Manny's combined Beaper and
Mower,
F6TTTH WOODS IWPROVEHENIs.s s.sThl
~ celebrated aehne eceived the hrst premium OF rard
4orp MEDAL as the becombined Reaping and Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural FAIR held at Louisville
Kv in September 1857 The trial OF near syracuse New
York ia July where all the pr pa Machines IN the United
Ses we're thoroughly tesd. The committee made thersFard
through Marshal P wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, 1t Louisville, Ky.
n s received the ward as the best Reaper, and the best
Mower before two separate committees appointed BY ne fI
Dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society 81 nashville
IN JnIv 1857 over most machines il use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards we're given this Bhains
during the last season. over every Maeinein America
Tbc above machines are for sale BY the undersgned
B. 2. OHEATHAM,
General A gent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS & co.
A.. IT,
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XyEsrERDAY morning, Lady's ,t Cold - ARchor me-.
Vg70scl, Win ne name ef Edwerd Farrai Bra stTee
- he n, 09o fr.s--a Gold chans Lecket hey and Pm
we're attached The watch lost on the Public square OF 10
tsvsnity The finder viii be slitaoy f7Ne''i - -si--
a. tls Bookstore, No. 9. College street
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- Gases pure Nohair Lusrei; cases Union Travelling blk
= f-es cases Debeees case Chene Drusseas eases az
~ peIaiusg. English ana cases ,io0oN AoNs-
.,-Ss w. -sS,rtsd Just received and for sale ty
miAtl.es 11 JtS low 4 co louisvills, Ky.
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sASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA IL. Il.
q l
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East snd West, viii
GOING EAST,
Leave Nashville at 40 A M and g. II
Arrive at Chattanooga d ald n.
f-narrnra Errsr.


Arrive at Chattanooga P aad . A n.
COMING WEST
Dsaye Chattanooga at "a n and g n.
Arrive at Nashville at 6:l0 P II and A II.
Ii rail connection and shortest route 70 Boston, New Tor
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City RichmOn !,
Petersburg LynchbuTg Knoxville, Savannah, Charlseon
MONTGOMERY, MemF his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson With Trains Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had any application
Ticket Agent, Office Depot the following places and
az the following prices, yis
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SEWING MACHINES.
Is THE CHAmPIONsHIPs

uasuuversay taken the premium at ali the Aeshzni-
Industrial and other Fairs the country. AS family
sene and for manniaetung t range OF purpose and
material has been dss years ago ty competent JUICES ana
sr fe testimony Of any else to the merits Of Ma
chine amounts to nOtag) to presmineny tabesi and in
@ as now perfected the ne plus ultra Of seTBg Machines
These are no idle words In proof that they no- We cite
,bs combined Sewing Machine teray to test b7 actual
demonstration before capable and disnerestei witnesses The
Wheeler Wilson The belt OF honor by virtue ot victories
won on every fair heIa OF fgt Rob US Of ye who can
PARSONS & CO., Agents,
f.l5-dkvlm Over John York a Co, Union Street
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r. MNAIRY SEQ.
RECEIVING By EVERY TRAIN
MANY NEW GOODS!
GAIL AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY

SILKS, LACES AND EHzBROIDERIES,
Thread Lace CoiSsurs; Brusselis and Point Lace
Thread Lace Falls; uas;
Colored Guipur Falls; BRUSSELS and foint Lace Oapes
lord Fas Full Sets Embroidered Jseoneis;
ALFHAND ERlS KID G5OTESf
And every pOn Of Ladies' garments In Jssonet ana
0- BIPG4IA COgFTER is aided daily, OF such things
As We are anxious get clear Of.
- III go, " cstaIogue z. G. McNAIRY & 90.
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extraordinary Auction Sale
OF
NEW FURNITURE

HARDY BROTHERS, AuctiOneerSs
MORNING Ist OF MARCH, 1850 at 10 clock
ral contract we will sell the largest stock e p
ever before offered by any house soutl OF
1fss77 and Dxon's Line, embracing Uhgnlhcen hos"
I-v Ciear OaE Walnut and Cherry, Paror and OnalutL
Sss or,pete: ric expensive Farlur ssoI.7
IN rerv conceivable style and pattern neat and mos
C,r Diri-r Room and Hall pieces, OF various sg!eA IA
trf W. Ied-e ourselves only TO exhibit Dat 70 @ -o
rrve decidedly the hands omest lot OF FURNITURE 80
- brs in bis CITY, goods are the stock O! me 'e
Tobv manufacturer Furniture in Clncnnau anu a.e -
. S WeearuestIy and respectfully invite the
" IN rarsons In need of Furniture TO TINS sale
speclai A'teA"'l VA 4- HARDY PROTHERS,
Aurtioneers and Genl Agents,
" Ll nrIl NasnVe. e-n
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DEMOVILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PFcserfPtiOnists,
no. ?,
Union and AHlericdR Block,
CORNER Church and Cherry Streets,


Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TTEEP constantly hand full and large assortment o.
~ Drugs Meliciaes, Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye studs ETC.
Glass and Glassware. - -
Perfunsery Soaps Fancy Articles Couos ana bfue1 O
American English and French nanufaeturs-
Landreth's Garden Seeds.
lre assortment on handWsrranted fresh and genuine
og m tbe varieties usually sold IL marEe at vERT
PRICES. M g.
Grass Seodss- Glover and Elue Grass.
F,7egt VIRGIN a Brands Chewing fohaocoi
do 10 90 smoking Tobacco. 10 papers
- fo 4or,estic and Imported Liquors. snud5. Pipes,
JTies Brlndes and Liquors. for medicinal and eooklng
r,rI.oses v7arrtated strictly pure and reillDe
- Ri t and Green Teas, fresh from ne Canton "a Com
- fsb Juube Paste and assorted Gum Drops Of French
or@ rOohes: ByaD's Puiaonie Waters;
Uov-s's Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions caTeuliy coaouhoea AZ al H'-i9' 't N
,,isIf al fresh and ieabls medicines
Ines Prepared Glue FOR furniture. picture trnles
- g fust received Every family should be supplied
% 5tle OF us amos, Indispensable article. For sale BY
1ilN@ DEMOVILLE CO,
80 Corner ChurcE and Cherry Streets.
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OumRERIAND COZ.

ysyuF Nashville Coal Company will from this date o1er
their superior Coal At Is and 20 cents per bushe no" u
Oaiceon Cherry street. between Union snd Church
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PRINTS.


40 - Cases dark light, purple ruby, solid . oaoE AM
go for ssleby JAMES Low & CO.,
on nt.u ' Louisville, Ky
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Cooley FOH MARCH.

- Cases Irish; eases Blayi esses spanish ts- 5 t =
- cases A5''' ii LANES Low & co,
.ale by louisville, Ky.
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Il. F0OTE,
,yy0ENET AND COUNSELLOR Al La"
OFFICE
over the HooIr store of w T. Berry w.
NASHVILLE, TENN.


,rp ,rsrs~ is rrsret to execute with the greatest
promptusss all contracts however Srge, N5
5rrd in style and upon ;srIs which cannotiali - sl
80, ais also prepared % execute al manner o.
r7eg ANr PAINTING. .zRAIFISG AND =
Having n that department secured the services Of
M syTe-ienced artists. ,.-,.-..,
me- suscrter woat request persons having EerA ~ n "
XIV Z. T. FLEMING
a-aLr No q unlan a.. between cherry and sun 1sl
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COVSETS AND SHIRTS.

. - cases Bleacbed Cotton, assorted 100 cases luor
fkHa - Cotton: 10 Shcetings, dilcrent widths
and assoft11' las LOW & co. Louisville.
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Winchester & Co., ,Gentlemens' FURNISHING
Goods,
AND PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIFT
NIANUFACTORYy

zttLe OId sand No. 7O8 C1estRut Sired, PAaaelpA5a'
WINCHESTER TiI give, as hitherto: his @ perso&naI &
a superyson Of the CUTTING AND Man UkACIOklNG
IMPAIRMENT Orles for his celebrated styles OF shts sh9
~ 6la5 al the shortest notice. Wholesale trade suppeo
on liberal terms Formula 70 measurement furnished On apP
LII Nv mail
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W. r. BERRY a COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUIRE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

w. r. BERRY a COMPANY,
PUBLI0 SQUIRE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
GENTLElIAN's MAGAZINE, completesfrOm the be
eping in I79f to June 1859 with the FIVE SCARCE IN
DEX VOLUNRs illustrated BY many hundssd Portraits
and Engrsvings 2iO volumes all in coed oUsr neatly
bsund in half calf London. - most valuable Book Of
Reference for LEGAL History, Historical Events, Family His
tory, Biography, Ec fer century and quarter; so
complete and uniform copy is but rarely to Be net with
PFPY,s MEMOIRS. DIARY AND CORRESPOE
DEHCE in the Regns Of Charles II and James II kditei
with Life Notes by Lord Braybrooke, with highly hn'h
Cd Portraits 4 Toli Emo
EVELYN'S DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE to
which Is ruonei the private correspondence between King
Charles and E. Nicholas. vols l2mo P'rraitS'
JESSE'S MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND
during the Ren Of the suarts-neluding the Psotectorc e
New edition illustrated with numerous Portrs-ts-
JEssES MEMOIRS OF THE PRETENDERS AND
THEIR ADHERENTs. New edsion ant Portraits
ol I2mo-
EVENINGS AT HADDON HALL-A series Of Ro
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PETRARCH'S SONNETS AND OTHER POEM
with LHeI OF the Poet By Campbell. l6 EngraTiagI'
Steel ! vols l2mo.
DANTE Translated into English Verse. by ].
Wright NJ. A. Portrait and 81 Illustrations ivol'
TAssOS JERUSALEM DELIVERED Translated
into Errlish speuserian verses with Life Of the author
By J. II. = iGon. 26 Ensravngs lvoL, i2mo.
THE OI.ANDO FURIOSO- Translated into English
verse from the Italian Of Arosto. By William Stewar
Rose New edition. illustrated with EngTayinss zFols'
I2Eo.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
THE REIIQUEs OF FATHER PROUT. late P. P
Of Watsrgrass Hill in County Of Cork Ireland On'
thick YOlume.
TRUE wOMANHOOD-A Tale By John Neal
vol, i2mO.
| SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY. BY an Old Boy. Il
lusiratei. Iyol- l2no.
/ GOETHE's CORRESPONDENCE WITH \ CHILD
New edition. l2no.
| ROBERT DALE OWENS NEW BOOK-FOotfalls ol
the Boundary another World. With Narrative hlustra
/ TORS. VOL, l2mo.
HON. JERE CLEMENS NEW HISTORICAL RO
| MANCE-The Rivals. A Tale Of the Times Of Aaron Bu
and Alexander Hamilton vol, l2mO
LIFE AND TIMES OF GEN SAM DALE, the Missia
sippi Partisan. ByJ F. H. Claiborne vol, l2mo.
W. +. BERRY & COMPANY,
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VGA Z-z-ss-sl.---
TEyHE Annual Nesting over the Ten Brock Course VII com
enee the second Tuesday in January 1861, and continue
PROGRAMME:
FIRST Dav-Fuesday-Co Stakes for three year olds me
bsatSne hundred and ny $3.50 dollars eutTance-hfy $50
lirs fo 10 which the CLUB viii aid hundred lSiV,
II the race is run. II ? To close lst Nay, looO. Gu
SANE DAv-Jockey Club Purse e2OJ) two nundred uoAFs
mile heats. ,, o., -.u-..,5. nile
hea-two hundred (ssO0 dollars entance-hitY ts aoia
forfeit. II 5sro close Ist May, $780, . d, o.,
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Puroe three hundred ls'O uo@
two mile heats s--t.--s- sfszoo,
THIRD DAY-ThuTsday- CiuD fafss Nv
dollars-3 mile heats. ,.s,o, s-,,
DATJOeEey ClUb Purse three hundred $500 dollars
mile heats-3 in s. - on. -.
three bupdr Cs3OJ dollars eutranceone hundred Sog aoi
lars forfeit 70 Which the Club will add three e %
lars II the race Is run III TO close lst Nay lasV.
SANE DAY-Handicap race, mile hestsPufse loui 14e
dollars. second horse 10 ave ms minus
FrT DAysaturdav-pos Stake mile heas-iree loi AZ
ares-twe hundred goO0l dollars entrance, pay oL p1y
fL ne Iub viii add twelve hundred (Sl 300 dollars t~o
or more start The second horse TO save his entrnee
more TO 6ll the I TTO close the lst alay' i9'
8 YATEs LEVY, sec'y and rroas'r.
! Savannah, Februarg 9th, 1860.
Savannah stake, for January lsbS'
TT ia uroposed to run over tae Ten Brock course @ -
dav of the regular meeting in Januarys ioJ-1 49,. -
- ctts s,s 6iies drouped 1885 mile heaLs S'o
seriDton R2gO forfeit SJ0declaratlonl u ~ -
IN Nay 1851 with 95OI piece Of plate a1lsl ~ - @ ~
| Iub provided more start. lle =. - -
subscribers 70 nj u.1 s--o
- ,f Nav 1850. Subscription ana decilralon
- ~ a3s h the Secretary Of the saVanan SoSAe5 SD @l
- stsEs 10 he run by the rules Of me Sluo-
Security Tor the forfeit requFea slga s s1I wv - 49, =
( ss1s 5t,pvI0 saYaaaani "a.
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REOSIE8EV.

- v,,re,, white and colorsd Corsets; 100 dozen white
khff ,Iorri Bsdicgs 2Ju d0Z HoUpszirts from $50
W. a.; slirs Supporters Instructive land for sale by
Hoops O os-li JAS LOW s. co Louisville, KY.
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Hagan a. Trean7i

rTngum y ITeaulF1 10 L1I01 49, IT.
ceivci--
(sodev,s F.adYss BOOK for March, AMI -,. g.,
dY's book Tor March. tor sac l5
HAGAN & TkEANOk-
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OO Dozen ladies' white Cotton $50 dozen is 2lo mixed mixed
~ - 10 ap0 dozen Childrsns fancy 100 dozen Boys
han 50. oo-1- ''-'' JAMES LOW 81 CO.,
for sac ~ Louisville, KY.
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EOIUF GRASS SEEDs
Ase,a-tf RAINS BROWN
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NEW FIRM.

., lsrs,g7ed having entered into partnership have
NV - 60 nm s5 orened the store adjoining u q T. r
Church street, just below the fosiolhc' WeIe We
will Eep constantly hand an extensive afSoreH'
choice and plain Groceries and Liquors
s OF country produce, Sc To which We invite TIE city
and county trade poRMAN, CALHOUN & co.
vuyUE highest market prices will be paid at an uues .o
SOL Iss Red Irish Potatoes, Corn sheed ana I'D Ou
o. RscoD Lard Feathers Ginseng, BeeFEa1 SLese, ss
TTlftsr and Dried Fruit by DOHMAN' CALhUuN q w.
IL kinds Of country produce taken at an times m eNc@s
A LtLS-f.g u AtI,s ~ I[g DORMAN, CALHOUN & CO
fet5-dly
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cRoCEnIEN And LIQUORs.

PREMIUM FLOUR.
R. B. SNOWDEN ~ CO.,
oIE AGENTS for the sale OF the celebrated Knoxville CITY
Mills Flour received leo bags Railroad which
they are selling at Mills prices.
Ts Four bs ken the Premium at our and rated
u - er barrel higher in the York than any other
brand
we expet 20 keep full supply hand. and recommend u
with nc utmost confidence 20 Tar superior 70
No North Cherry Street
10 ITuiun and American Building
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THE FINEST HATS!
IN THE GREATEST VARIETY!
AT
Waterfield & Walkers

WKTITH the approach q Spring, WATERflkLD & AIN
~ Err are making extensive preparations to meet tle
wants of the community Their Spring Sty le Ol nus
and Cans are coming to hand comprising all that IS nc"
and desirable rFeDll1 WATERFiELD K WALhhh.
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shirfs nInde fo Order.

We will soon send our order for Shirts request all who
prefer their shirts made especially for them, TO leave their
leres with directions and guarantee they shall be made
s required. Jan 25t J. IL. Mo6lLLs
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHrsoros, Sept. ~, 1880


4 DISTRACTED COUNTRY
Andrew Jackson Smith, United States Consul ii La
guayra, arrived here last evening" bringing important In
tcgcnce to the government from that country He re-
presents the condition OF Affairs there be depora
BILE.
The war Was raging farlousy throughout the country
and no hope OF a speedy termination.
They had reduced the duties several OF the articles
OF American production they induced TO DO this
be says owing the failure OF their crops and the fear
OF famine.
The system or forced enlis,ments which has been
adopted and the rapid grafton Of the seansaas-xho
are the most reliable laborers In The counry-has
tribused 10 bring abou, the present scarcity.
Cocee, he states ro,ipg upon the trees for wan,
oflasorss Altogether he pressats ed picture Of the
country.
urx PRESIDENTS AssrAr KxssAcx
The President daily engaged for several hou7 At the
Department OF state upon his forhcoming message. He
has h understood marked out the prominent features
Of IL, and u win when completed, present record OF
successful foreign policy unparalleled In the history Of
the government. He intends 10 bestow upon II more
labor and care than he did upon any OF his former
sges.
orR RELATIONS nrAcKYgu INDIANS.
The Indian Bureau hss received Interesting co nmu
ncaon from Mr. Waugh sgeDt Of the Bsckfect Indians
who are located on The Mssour river three thousand
miles from n. Lows.
He reports the conduct condition or the Bsckect
Indians to have undergone but little change They
had complied s,;ty with their treaty stpulatons and
not single party had been the patti, and not the
slightest depreciation been committed
The Pesans had received their annuity present. Tor
which they expressed their gratitude and len contenied
and happy.
TIE CENTRAL OVERLAND PAcrTc NAL
undcrstand the Postmaster General has IA contempis
tion the rcarraugcmcnt o, the Central Overland Salt
Lake and California mail service 10 start from Jucsburv
at the crosspg OF Plat, rver-the malls 10 Jucsburg
from st. Joseph 10 be sent round via Counc Buas Iowa
This viii, II Understood, stop the pony express al N
early day, which running 10 connection with the
present mail service from 81 Joseph
The President gives than usuai attention 70
foreign Affairs. room for hs especial has Just
been prepared ., tine State Department
rHx cvssrs BvRrAr
Abou, atty clerks hus far have bec7 sppolnted 10 tho
Census bureau, among them 70 day VIM. J. Dclsno vel
known 10 connection with the Southern prcss
Few POSTAL AssAscgsn.
The Post on CO Department has determined 10 dlscon
tnue the present mail service from 81 Joseph Denver
and send the mail around BY Council Bluffs, Iowa.
PREPARATIONS ron rHr rsvca
A grand pyrosschpic display asd wish 70 ~. Vernon
are the programme for the snsetAnnest of the Prince
Of Wales.
ooxnrrox or TN rrr,srar.
The receipts sto the Treasury last veek 81 o5
ooo Of which about 5000 900 IRON shs customs.
WAISTS ooxs
private letter from China says that Minister ward
has written 10 Washington for sx months absence owing
70 the condition Of his health
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underlings Of the Kitchen Cabinet, like Forney
and his confres So, now, wikof proposes to
give to the public piquant sketches Of all the re-
markable people he has met-politciaus, jour-
nalists, elegant loafers, and so ON He will de-
vote good part of his attention to the politi-
clans, editors, artists, critics and SO on of this
city. Being of . religious turn Of mind, the
Chevslier will not trouble the parsons, but will
devote bis pen entirely to photographs Of the
worlds people. We have no doubt that
Wikof's book will make grand sensation, and
have an enduring place among the memorabilia
of eminent men.
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CwrAco, sspt.2T, 1890.
AConventoa o. western ravsruinss 10 nov In sss-
sion In This city. There 10 . numerous attendance Of
clergy and members Of that Dissemination The object Of
the ccnvssicn 10 70 organize Southwestern Conference
constitutions ~ sdcpsed yessrdsy, - bss,s Of or.
ganisatoa. fhs Conferences ncodss OHIO Michigan ull
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CaAxmy-Esam -M BROOKLYN, ou Friday, February
3, Mr.. AuxRr CaAsxzy 10 Lzzu r KsarS, daughter OF
wiiam Ybbi'', ~ the city OF New York.
IsHossr -uAwswa-ia Brooklyn, on we5sssdav,
sept mber "a By Rcy. James ksiis, AUcUsg Isso u
Be-ren, Germany, 70 Mss NAsr MArxvs o. tts former
place.
H1ptxg-xsrsi os.ln this city, ., The residence 4
The brid parsnts, on Thursday, s~psemtey ~ ~ me
ruosos HApSy 10 wARy HEsrKa, the osly dacsh <ar
Thomas 4. Mcsi cdon, Eaq.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On rhrrsday, sept smbsr 81
NJ the Rev. G u Tors, Cop~~frs N Nr sCAvs. ~
Brooklyn, 10 Anna srURSxoS Of Nes lork
Woop--iy1sy.--on Tiurs isy, ssptfu.os 81, " t4s
Rev Robert q Dickson. r l. woon, a n wa-os Ga
10 Miss gANx oAy daughter Of the re We. Ls1rv, a.
~ this city,
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Brig PIzarro Abandoned I.

The brig MARIA, a, Holmes Hole from ~, Marks
ports fell in With 18th inst IN latitude 81 longitude 70
the brig Pizarro, from Turks bland for New York.
sinking condition, and took 90 her crew,
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osAaA, K T., Sept % 1880.
ucd drs, 10 coming 10 freely. Ninety .dve hrr.
sired dollars worth shipped East 10 day by the
United States Express Bankers al Omaha par.
chasing an average Of about s2oo 900 per week from the
returning miners besides which large smoaats are ,e
reivcd daily By the merchants for goods,
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Court Calendar-This Day

Drawings or the OeIawars State Lotte-
HAYWOOD, EDDY. 4 CO., Managers OF the
DELawAs. kEsrucxr AND .,soSs STAT tnrIs ss
g. 65 81, 62, 80, IS, 90, 81, 81. rs. 81, 50, "a.
:, :, DnLAwARE-CLAE 49,. sreIrAssR ~ lSo d..
Circulars sen. free OF charge, By addressing either 70
WOOD EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware
Or TO WOOD, EDDY d CO., St. Louis Missouri.
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EXECUTION OF GENERAL WALKER.
The Return Of Some OF the Party 10
New Orleans.
Correspondence Between the Commander Of the
IaafuS and Gen. Walker.
WALKERS LAST PROTES T.
The Arrangements Concerning
the Bay Islands,
ksy Be-, H.

Nsw ORLEANS, Sept. Is, 1860
British steamer has arrived here with the remnants
OF General Walkers party She reports tha, General
Walker was sho. en- the 18Th inst and Colonel Ruder
still confined 20 be held az a prisoner.
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Count de SAligny, Envoy Extraordinary aud hlrisssr
Plenipotenisry from France to Mexico, H. Schonesd
and family, England H. HAchet,e, BELGIUM arrived 81
the Brevoort House,
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It1sfoN, q W, oept IT, low!
Chrislopher's Hotel and the adjoining stores were
burned las. night. Loss, 1000 which n partly Ia
sured
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Defiance Salam ander Safes-Xith Pa
proof locks aud bars Alto IRE AMI burglar
proof sdeboard and psr.or SAFES Dept 63 Murray
corner OF College place. ROBERT ". PArRICE.