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IL stock o. sss articles in he house. Ns coIle~.
n street, We are Opposing Of At cost. II you want
COOKING STOVES, for Wosd or CeaI;
WROUGHT IRON STOVES,
HEATING STOVES
CHURCH STOVES,
Or any other kind Of Stores Crates az Low prcs ss
nov is the opportunity . obtain them.
novi-tf MACKENZIE 4 MIEcuIN
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
FEyHIs HOTEL spacious brick building Just completed
Theproprietor has incurred heavy expense in fitting ny
embarrassing the rooms, make then and comfortable
The house open the reception OF bosrders
Travellers and tie proprietor afford ample accommodations
$50 persons An omnibus with good team, will
depot convey passengers the Hotel back
depot again. The proprietor intends rsclGsG
uotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
auglS DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor
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s. N wnas, Kenp4is. r. @. wEss, Gszscs Hzz, NJ,
S. M. WEBB & CO.,
Got t on Fact rs
AND
co MMISS SION RCIANTS
No. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
$500 Reward.
marhIe RIonumenfs. Nn.

NIslTDIt NAVH WIIaCHNSs &c
WH L. SHELTON inormshis friends and the public zen
w eral that be is prosecuting the Marble BuSi-
esS Church street, between the First
Post 0ees where he viii be pleased attend to the or
der all who may want work in his line. has and viii Keen
on hand a supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, FOMBS. ~
Of the enest Italian and American Marble in the
style Of the art. All hsWork will bs warranted
April Is, 1655-Wly.
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RanaWaV

ON yesterday Saturday. evening brownish mnatto g
" young woman, aged about l6 years. named ROzeen.
Any information concerning her will be thankfully received 1T
this Office and suitable reward paid foE delivery here.
noylS-du
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n ~ The Lebanon Turnpike near the ueruiiays =. po-s.
Book containing several pgomsory notes aud other sr
tne owner can ga By ealing this Office and payias oF
Oct dW-a.
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Negroes 10 Hire.

4 - SACKS OATS, Just received on consignment and
L - isaleat the Broadway Mills .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

CHICAGO, Monday, April q, 1860:
A FIRE occurred at Keno aha, Wis, yesterday, VIII ch
place. All the buildings both aides of Main street,
south of the City Hall to the Park, together with
number of dwellings, on Wisconsin street, were do
stroyed.
The principal losers are G. +. Ruusls, on buildings,
$50 600; Kellogg a. Co., dry goods, $4,000, insured
for s. 600; j. Vale, bakery, 5000, ne insuranoei
Brown & Weeks brewers, $4,000, insured for
$l0.O The Odd Fellows Hall was also destroyedi
injured for Sc 0O0 The total loss is estimated at
300 GOO; total insurance will not probably exceed
$40, 0OO The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary. nan ,oso
fire in Chelsea, Sunday morning. destroyed Dean
and Bodwes stable, together with 26 horses also two
other stables and three four wooden houses adon
ing. Loss $4,000 .o
CHICAGO, Monday, April %, 1860.
Heckers brewery at Sheboygan, Via, was de-
stroyed by fire on Friday last. Lsss $1,000 insured
for SO coo.
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The Nesoark Mercury makes the following extract
from private letter received in that city from Charles
ton, dated Thursday evening:
The New-Jersey delegates will all be here with
the exception of Col Wall aud although there is dif-
ference Of opinion, yet there will be difficulty IN com
biuipg them on Breckenridge Guthrie. The major
jty Ia decidedly against Douglas. They are reported
now 10 stand BreckiDridge, z; Douglas. 81 Guthrie,
2; but this may be changed. Mr. Williamson has not
a which IL a mere ruse. lie is on the delegation as
he specja friend Of Col Alexander for the Vice Pres
;Sercv Messrs. Wright, Huyler Speer, Wescott and
Paserty are decidedly against Douglas but they say
ii.i "a are mo. prepared TO venture too far from
nSto a. an understanding that the Pennsylva-
nia and New.Jersey delegates will have conference
ON Friday evening.
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From Arizona.

ST. LOUIE, Apr1f y, I5bU.
An Arizona correspondent Of The Missoars Repnb-
lcaR says Convention TO form Provisional Govern
ment for Arizona consisting of thirtyoDe delegates
representing all parties of the Terr tory met at Tucson
on the I'd inst and organized by elocting James A
Lucas Chairman.
Constitution and Schedule to remain 10 force till
Congress- shall organize Territorial Government was
unanimously adopted, after which the Territorial Off
oers, headed by L. 0sings of Mesilla for Governor
Ignstio 0rrsntis for Lieutenant Governor and three
Dietrct Judges were eleoed and provision made for
calling cut the militia for the protection Of life and
property, and w. G. Words worth appointed Major
General. Resolutions also passed indorsing rhe
Administration of James Buchanan.
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From Our Own Correspondent.

CHARLESTON, April 20, 1860.
If partisan statements could be accepted as any
evidence Of real opinion here it would be very
easy matter to reduce the nomination within very
narrow circle of chances, and to determine the can
didate after few ballots. The impression which l
entertained and expressed before leaving Washing
ton is fully confirmed by all the developments here
The practical and only question is, and has been,
will the South unite against Douglas, or DIVIDE ana
allow bin to be nominated That is the real ana
vital point Of the whole struggle. Ask his irlends'
and they will tell you that Missouri. Maryland,
North Carolina and Virginia are for him IN par OF
see arc only waiting to pay compliments before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

FRoM VESEzUELA.--By an arrival at this port We
have FL Concrete of Lsguayra to April } ten days
later than previous sdvices. The official reports repre-
cent that the paccaton of the country progresses 70
vorably ard in several recent actions the rebels had
been beaten. The rebel General, Rudolfo Csderon,
had surrer dered himself to the Government. On the
26th of March the French bark Ste. Marie, from 81.
Thomas, arrived at Lsgusyra and her captain reported
that near the little island of Blanquilla, on the fene-
zuean coast he had seen four schooners and brig
antipe at anchor although the leland was desert ana
produced nothing that could be OF service 10 vessels
and there was an excellent wind for Navigation In my
direction.
The mysterious conyocation of this fotiila was ex.
plained next day in a bulletin OF the rebels, datea
March q which claimed that squadron, consisting
of four schconers AID bfjRanfine, was tnen on us
wa, 10 the coast in the service Of the feaeraton me
hnlaln sho ed that the recent amnesty OF the Gov
eminent had not produced the happy effects that had
been expected of il. The rebel Falcon had received
nnnl;as from New. Granada, and was re0rganlng his
folces for a new attack on the Government Sotiilo
had ALEC recovered himself aud was preparing TO az
tack Barcelona, Cumsna and maturin. Inc reoeis
professed TO be confident of proxmate trumPhs; aud
The napers were calling upon the Government 10 In
fuse mere yigor into It's operations and exerminae the
upRrateful conepiratoIe.
fbe British Vice Consul Frederick Stacey, esq had
been convicted of conspiracy against the Government,
and sentenced 10 perpetual Punishment.
The Senate had not yet commenced its session for
want Of Quorum
corps of Volunteer rfemen Nearly all the ableboded
citizens Of Laguayra, had offered their services to the
State.
From Nueva-Granada we have news that a greet
revolution had broken out with Gen. Mos9uera at the
head Of It, The object 10 create Independent
public out Of the State of Canoa aud para Of Ecuador
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

FIRE IN THE DISMAL SwAMr-Ihe hre IN the ,d pis
n,a 1 ~. Tabt and smoke are visible from Norfolk
The flames nearly reached the track Of the Norfolk Norfolk
and Petersburg Road and at one time the cars Pseseo
through ihs dense clouds Of smoke WIN alncuisy
Great eaertons were required 10 prcVes VuS VI WV
dwellings from be ing copsumed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Mexican News.

NEw-ORLEAss, Monday, April q, 1869.
Adviets from Galveston, Texas report the arrival at
thst port Of the cutter Dodge from Vera Cruz
18th. She brings as a passenger Mr. Eiger Secretary
Of Legation, who has important dispatches for Wash
ingtOn.
Miramon had sent bitter letter TO Secretary Case,
relative 70 the captured steamers. Dir. Dodge and
kr. Elger both awaiting tine return Of the dis
patches from Washington.
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a Uuited StaIes marsI,aI Shot.

LEAyEswoRTH, X. T., Saturday, April q, 1860.
We learn from Topeka that Deputy United States
Msrsbal Arms was shot dead BY prominent citizen Of
that place, named Richie, whom Arms endesvOr-
ing srest on an oil charge Of robbng the Post Of
fee. No particulars are received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1860.

sippi, Florida, Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana,
announced emphstoaly that they would 30 out OF
the Convention unless their platform was adopted
South Carolina said she was not authorized to
speak yet but would doubtless follow the lead Of
Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Weather Report.

HALIFAX, Monday, April " IB6H.
April s-weather cold wind N W. clear. Them 81 dsg
at
April 2O-A fine wind light Westerly S. Therm at 50
degs. ~ - -
April 2lweather cloudy; wind high N N w. Them at
4 D IS degs. -
April 22-Westher fne and pleasant Therm. ut 50
degs. Wind light w. s. w.
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seanen of the yacht wanderer.

BUsIONI MObUayl dPIII % IOUOs
Judge Sprague Of the United States District Court
to-day gave decision allowing the of the yacht
WsndeIer their wages. The question Of salvage is
still pending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Obituary.

TRENTON, Monday, April ., 1861.
TIE Rev. Z. +. Cooley, ID. D., one of the Oldest
ministers of the old echool Presbyterian Church. died
suddenly yesterday at his residence near this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Corpus case, snd Zee whs; the Democracy Se's 'aA
H.. Iu1oo Maid.

"Democracy." Ire Judge eao; .,..-.
"Nor do with % BE- pndsrooc saying thss ~ 49,
.xs i /. ooustituoxs In all its parts bu, sesf oos
usis.d ststes supreme Court hss passee upon ~ ns ~
ion n was nro.ey subject for action. and sm pouna
g.Ts ,ts decsan this wee eptsl, question: -
not beer as think constutionsy sdaced ~ tss 70 -
uncon'utons The arguments against made ~ ,nu o.'
and elsewhere any mind e. matters o. legic eoneio
Let nae add that this State Rights" or " sppelsso
jurisdiction question forms part Of the RspuolcAs
Platform in this State, though very large majority OF
the Republicans of the State have again and sgns
expressed themselves en- the State Rights sde-
At the late election this expression was msde very
distinctly. BADaER-
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Later from Havana.

NV. ORLEANs, Monday, April q, IB0U.
The steamer CahAwba, from Havana Goth, has ar
rived.
The Captain-General had sent Commissioner
Washington, 10 confer with the Spanish Minister re
gsTding the captured steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24
Lake NaYiRafiOn.

BUFFALO. Monday, April % ioOU.
The zee has almost entirely disappeared rom inc
Bay sad what remains offers no obstruction 70 the free
passage Of yesself IL aud out. Navigation fairly re-
sumed for the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

The YoUSo MEMS CHRISTIAN AsscenrIos.-Thi
Association held very enthusiasts meeting last night
at its rooms corner of Broadway and Twelfth street,
and, agreeably to previous invitation several ladies
were present. Mr.. p. II. Vernon presided. Reports
from the local church associations Of very interesting
nature were received. The Nominating Committee
presented the following ticket fer reelection at the next
meeting of the Association; For President, >. q.
Goodrich Vice President, II. IL. Vernon Correspond
ing Secretary, n Heath, jr.i Treasurer W. b. Holmes
Mr.. James Z. Hardnst read very Interesting paper
entitled Religion allied 70 Patriotism" He thoushs
that such action as the Christian young men Of any
community might take in politics woad tend to elevate
the tone Of public morality AMI clarity the great pOls
cal pool
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Dir. COrhrane Objects TO its being Read.
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GREAT CONFUSION AND DISORDER.
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A LITTER FROM The WOOD DELEGATION.
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The Letter Ruled Out by the Chair.
THE NORTH AND SOUTH ARRaYeD AGAINST EACH OTHER
THE PLATFORM QUESTION.

The Troubles of the New-York Delegation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

Opening of the Convention.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON.

utuBkt tWtLNLOttNU TUutU OUhULLStSU
Opening Of the Convention.
A LITTER FROM The WOOD DELEGATION.
Dir. COchrane Objects 10 its being Read.
GREAT CONFUSION AND DISORDER.
The Letter Ruled Out by the Chair.
THE NORTH AND SOUTH ARRAYeD AGAINST EACH OTHER
THE PLATFORM QUESTION.
The Troubles of the New-York Delegation.
DOUGLAS LOSING GROUND.
NEW YORK STOPPING TO CONQUER.
Gen. Cushing for President Of the Convention.
THREATENED SOUTHERN SECESSION.
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6sming-M aebins.
335.
CeDeJ.
EMPIRE
SEWING-MACHINE.


PATENTED PKs a. 1860.
SALESROOM. No 33s BROADWAY.
fht h~hnsis constructed entirely new prnetps q
aeans:d to Is siMSfLciTY AND PERFEcTioS cdH-
The following tbs principal objections urged against ss
1T ExcessAs fatigue to tn. opsrs:Os.
ID Liability to get ont Of order
ID Expense, trouble, and los. of time Ia repairing.
9Th Incspacity 70 sew every description Of material
ttb Dsagreesble noise while In operation.
THE EMPIRE SEWING-MACHIN0
is EXEMPT FRI ALL THESE OBJECTIONS
LOCK X .: sEi sf %s Viii s ssR af ~
RAyEL and alike on both sdss performs Pee,t serins
Muslin With cotton, linen silk thread from the " -
Hsyin; neitser CAM nor CoGwaEEI, and til. les. Pc
dble friction II runs d smooth AS GLASS, and Is
ALPHABETICALLY 4 K0IsELEsS MACHINE
ether Machine in market girl twelve Of vk
ee.ay Without ysSSf q I s e Srsh ~
don render almost impossible to ge oat Of order aud
sp.sAsrn.p By the compsy TO give entire .a'ist.coa
themselves with superior article call and examine u
uyRIysIED sAcHIsE. ~
x "a Il floks DO ''''" Tie
COACH MAKERS, =, ,,,,r c-,-.pn,
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS,
DRESS MAKERS,
CATER RIr1ERS,
SHOE BINDERS
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
PRICE OF 5F MACHINE ss coMSIErE
No. l-or Family Machine ........"..."..."t0
No. 3-Smal si5e Manufacturing. ..........,... q
NO '-Aa ASf fNs i' IsTABIiSiiiiDt.
WILSON & Co, No l2S North 9;h,,, PhIelphia Pa
D. GRIFFIN No. 10 North Gay-st., Baltimore, Nd
JNO. b. Russ No. 2s2 Ryer-:t.. Troy n. Y
JANIS TOD Commercial Building Cincinnati Ohis
1'A' known BY '''1'' the Si:''' SiR n si'
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Nov RsApv;
H,HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
FOR
JANUARY. 1851.
FIRST NUMBER OF A NEW VOLUME.

The Publishers Of THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. In issuing
The January number the first number Of the Seventh volume
ber 10 s attractive contents to the especial attention
of It, readers and the public: .,,
paper the Capital Of our Country "MlDSC MMEh AND
MAY" the brilliant story by Mis-. Harriet Prescott con,
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Mr. Longeows admirable poems, viii not s to be welcome
IaTI0N" MI Havewers EUROPEAN CRISIS;, MT.
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A RTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE,

a hlhIh hO-'i'I y -
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HAPPY HOMES.
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Larry Discipline. A wsy,ss.a Child By I. s. Arthur
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NOTICE of SALE.-Whereas default has been

NOTICE OF SALE.-N bertas ueiaull nds occu
made In the conditions Of certain mortgage bearing dat:
the first day Of May A d. eighteen hundred and my sven and
executed by Skeboysan and Mississippi Railroad Company
10 Azsah Flag In the City Of Newlok Trustee and duly
recorded Office Of the Secretary Of State oil the Sss
Wisconsin Book OF Railroad Mortgages on pages 1913 70 LOT
ncuye and wbereas the said Flag hss the appoint
nent of Trustee under said mortgage ard the undermined me-
beer duly and appointed according TO the proyons
of ad mortgage to said fsys and Trustee In nn
place Now therefore by virtue OF the power OF sae CON
rued Trustee under said will the second day
Mach A. D. eighteen hundred snd sixtyone ct the Stson
House of ssd Sheboygn and Mississippi Railroad Company In
the City of Sheboygan Wisconsin at two o'clock in The sr
noon OF that sell public auction to the highest bidder the
mortgage premises described in said morysse 70 Wit AL sad
singular the Flint Division Of the Railroad or tsd Company ron
the City Of Sheboygan the City of Pond In Wisoon
in together with al the rights Of way dcpo! grounds railways
rails bridge piers stations station and other oudnss
lands and heditaments by said Sheooysan ana ~
ssspp Railroad Company then held thereafter acquired IN
with the said First Division Of their Railway or no
thereto whether obtained under the rights and
OF their charter them BY deed aud also nr
tolls nconss and profits and corporate and other
franchises Of said Sheboycan and Mississippi Railroad Company
connected the said fr., Division Of their Hallway or %
sng thereto all the locomotive engines tenders cs
of every description machinery machine shops Tools ana "
pleen wood and property connected with the equiP
ent working opersng and conducting OF the said haroe
thereafter acquired by the aid Ans
i-sppi Company for arPnensnt 20 the sons
we all Of which personal che declared to be i1.urcs
and and be used aud sold herewith and
.hereo and 20 be taken part thereof
-DeceIuber Is, 1860. SAML I. BENSON Trustee.
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BONDS and MORTGAGES.
ID 5000 SO 0 5000 to LOAN upon improved Bond md
Mortgage In this city go
$1,000 70 LOAEupon approved Bond and Moszsss IA Brood
Ign Apply ChAKLhS 6LLloTr
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financial.

,ALsssf r. NioetAV, Ascisns~,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY Thursday. D.
~ ooloox. 4 u,s Stock galssroon Ne 81 WaNsnr
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DARNIJM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
TRIUMPHANT and BRILLIANT SUCCESS!
GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT!
OF THE NEW SPECTACULAR Fl'E-ACr DhAna,
SEA OF ICE Or.
THE WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO.
Ala, THE TrIHsr YoR GOLD. This magnificent Druua has
mn IL has been received with
THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE ~
by crowded and discriminating audiences. and the
- MOST ATTRACTIVE AND INTERESTING
ever introduced at the Museum IL viii be pro-
N'''N THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
at and a O'Clock, and at each performance
Miss DORA DAWRON, -,
,ba onde and extraordinary porBLRyorcED SINGER Will
appear at each performance In popular Duet .,,,,
PFRSOSATING BOTH MALE AND FEMALh.
To be seen at all hours Every Day and Evening:
THE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
THE LIVING WHAT IS ITf or MAN-MONkEna
TWO ALBINO GIRLS 20 MONSTER SNAkES,
Also LIVING SHAL. HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUA
RIA, WAX FIGURES FORTuNK-rELLER, GRAND COS
MORAMA, $4,000 CURIOSiTiES. e.,
Adni.sion only Children under 10 years 10 cents
Parouette cents Children under ten 10 cents extra
GkEAT PREPARATIONS ARE IN PROGRESS Tor the
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS, when the Manager !, deter
mined 10 present attractive bill OF novelties aud ause
uepts ever offered in this city