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and then climbed out and upon the roof OF the
prison.
With some slender but very strong twine-Dot
larger than catfish line attempted his descent
INTO st. Ann street, having fastened the twine to
the lightning rod on the roof. As he descended,
gong down the cord by the grasp of his hand he
lost his grasp, and, trying to regain it, sawed his
fingers nearly to the bone. At last he let go, and
fell to the banqaette from a.height of about thirty
feet.
He was so badly hurt by the fall that he laid
helpless. He was soon found, picked up, and ear
ried back into prison.
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sT. JoHN's, April 20.-The steamship Columbia
has arrived at this port from Galway, whence she
sailed en- the 9Th instant.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, April 8.-The sales in the Liverpool
Cotton Market to-day (Monday,) comprised q 900
bales, of which GOO were taken on speculation
and for export
James Hewitt & Co. quote an advance on all
qualities Of fully 3D., and say the market closed
active.
They quote NEddling Orleans at T-16d.
The advices from Manchester and the neighbor-
ing manufacturing districts were of favorable
character.
There has been no market since the sailing of
the Niagara.
The market for Breadstufs closed dull. Little
inquiry and prices easier.
Provisions steady.
LONDON, April 8.--Conaols for money closed at
9ls to 9l3 and 9l3 to 9l5 for the account.
European Political Intelligence.
It is rumored that France has sent frgate to
Charleston at the suggestion of President Davis.
The British Parliament rGassembled on the 9Th.
Some leading Greeks were proposing Prince AL
fred of England as King of Greece, as the best
means of settling the present dynasty difficulties.
IL Is reported I0aI gFllCe Napoleon INTENDS TO
make rapid excursion into Syria.
It is asserted that treaty has been concluded
between Russia and France The Opinion No
tiona says, in the event of a collision France has
secured the support of Austria and Russia.
FURTHER FROM MISSOURI.
SEIZURE OF THE LIBERTY ARSENAL.
IMMENSE SECESSION MEETIN
SECESSION FLAGS UNFURLED.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM NEW YORK.
Secret Organizations Against Southern
sympnthizeEs.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA.
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COTTON -ADvAmCED-
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Mr.. John Pike, the iroufront builder arrested on
Friday on the charge of uttering violent Abolition
sentiments, was arraigned before the Mayor on
Saturday, and, as the gentleman who made the
charge did not appear against him, he was set at
liberty. He had his views upon slavery. but denied
having sttered tbs language imputed to him. He
probably lost no time in getting out of the city,
which he was preparing to do when arrested.
DR.. Metcalf, the weli-known dental SUI geon was
arrested on Saturday, Mr. A. A. Watkins having
sworn before Recorder Emerson that he had uttered
seditious and reasonable language in the Fourth
District in stating that =" Lincoln was o second
jackson, and that if he was in Lincon's place he
would lay Charleston in ashes; and that he would
have the evees cut in this State,n and other ncen-
diary language, all of which showed that he (Met-
caIf) was adhering to the enemies of the State.
The Doctor was arraigued before Recorder EN-
crson; his friends offered any amount OF bait; but
the Recorder, knowing treason to be a capital Of
fence, prudently declined acting in the matter till
he could get proper legal advice. The State law
under which the charge was made is as follows
Treason against the State shall consist only in
levying war against ii, or in adherng to its enc
mics, giving them aid and cumforT No person
shall be Convicted OF treason unless on the LeSIi-
mnuy OF 1WO witnesses to the same overt act or
his own Confession in open Court. Whoever shall
be guilty of the crime Of treason shall suffer death.
In another column will be found call signed
by many Of the best and most responsible cti.
zens of New Orleans, for meeting to be held to-
night at the ST. Charles Hotel, to take measures to
lind ont and deal with such Abolition incendaries
and Abolition aiders and comtorters as may be in
our midst. 1t is believed there are many such in
the city; and the state of the country requires
some action repardinp them
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Yesterday morning, between and O'clock the
notorious burglar, Charley Gordon, alias Robinson,
made an artfu aud daring attempt to escape from
the Parish Prison, and would have succeeded but
for circumstance which was not included in his
calculations. AS we hear it, his operations were
follows:
The prisoners being turned ont of their cells into
The yard, is usual every morning, Gordon got
unuhoerved TO the third story gallery, where the
negroes are kept, unaSteued the lock Of the door
at the end Of the negro gallery, passed through,
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FURTHER FROM MISSOURI
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IMMENSE SECESSION MEETIN
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SEIZURE OF THE LIBERTY ARSENAL
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SECESSION FLAGS UNFURLED
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and then climbed out and upon the roof OF the
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ST. JOINS, April 20-The steamship Columbia
has arrived at this port from Galway, whence she
sailed an. the 9Th instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

ITO REET-roR MANUFACTURERS. xAoarNIsrs. by.
ers bcachers carriage makerr pork packers the isrge
Baeement ~ 90 IS feet high, at $50 and s twelfth street
with Steam Power desired also, the stres AIT
floor, with rear extension well adapted GROCERY Apply
81 GIL Hudson street, or ~ No 6 Broadway, Mp stairs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a sToUnIlNG PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS, g.
"A FOh casa.
EYANTSE ThtS LIST
French hnn Breakfast p ltes for rs cents o1Zen
Frepch China ming evic' go pieces for so %
French C5na Tea seryis "a pieces or ..,.....*, ~
French Tea Services, pSced FOR p
ELEGANT DECORATE BisN@S SERVICES
Buff blue purple cym. and gre band u. cad with
gold Dinner services i6 PIECES $73, usua price Sl25
and a. other goods IN proportion
liver Plated Tea cts pieces Tor Sb o.
Silver lated Casters bottles glase ....., 0j
Silver Plated AXE Baskets ................... I'D
liver Plated Dessert Forks per dozen ........ rs
silver Hated Table spoons Ier dozen ......... 2 Is
silyey Plat, Tea punn per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Frer ch China up turreens, ach ............ rs
French China Covered Dishes each.
Out Glass obets, the dozen .............+.... o.
landed TIA knives, the dozen ............ 80
Ivory sDted Dinner nves the dozen .......... %
Ivory Handled Tea nyes fair gu Atty D,
Iron tone China Dinner plates, superior qusty,
lrc| Stone China Toilet sets, II pieces ........ Y
Iron Stone China Yea Plates superior quality The dozen
Ali lots s. delivered free New York and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

esabished and well kno~n Hotel ts ooadgc'od On thu
most approved system large and elegant Coffee boom
apart for the OF families who peer living Ia
case Table Hote day al SIX O'Clock Tn,
train Bot cold and shower baths always ready Night p,r
In attendance A COTTON BUS, Proprefors
TURY's UUTPL COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN.--rEn
u Hote, Ia very central, clean and ommodous Svery
paid 10 the comfort ~ Fueats Private stng
WILLIAM JURY, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

RIO LET OR LEAsF-THE AMERICAN HOTEL, AID
mraby located on the Hudson. In the village Of Havcr
three that ea,e fer and turn every day rom
New York anding two minutes walk from the hotel Iis
location and adaptation for he esccrd any
where between New fork aud Albany Possession given Let
premiseaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


T,o LET OR LFAsE-yHE FOUR STORY rEsEMENr
House No: 25i d; The stor- now coupled for
sroesry snd hlaoI store Rent $500 Apply t,F DUFFY,
Slaughter House situated At 81 East Thirty nth street.
near send avenue suitable other fnque
division street. New York y .. sMI I'll.
l and attic mouse ss Mulberry street. Broome;
ss 10 I sss Ss S 5 and we supplied with
$500 inquire On the premises
30 LET-TBE THREE STORY AND ATTIC HIGH
l stoop TICK Dwelling House. No aeD West twentieth
% West iwens frst rooms ais, s7s Vest
ss sD WITH BAH The a0S,s are Of
tubs gas nSnre and every conyenienee that be de
esldips No isl n = avenues sesirsb,s stand FOR i
y SHnsN, so lo2 Ninth avenue ewceo r@enteih and
ITO LEAsE-FoR FIVE YEARS, SEPARATELY on TO.
eether -four Lots Attorney and Ridg, srees between
y ~ john Plat, 70 be vacant on Nay l. Apply to & D.
tiSSkshl Y Yah street
10 MILLJNERs and ssacaAsr rAILoas-Tp
new e sS S s b pwaf oa npS' asen M
s apss q m n sss $ u ~ wssr scs
TIE FIRsr ,rLooR. OVER STORE VI ta COURT
gas water &c, vel adapted FOR hIst class lam y. Rent
WEST rsEsyyyu-ep. srasEr no RENT THE
w very desirable ousss Nos $50 eod 81 five stc.s at
will find THIS sfici Va opportunity Apply % Y .ado
rYs EFPEn - ,, 81 Green wich st or Leanan, 2s7
Vest rwerty bird st.
tOCS 10 List. TIRE NEAT AND CONVENIENT
pCLC. three story brick House, No i25 EAST ry-nn'h
sncs yet s,ea M * !" ms asp
SA III, I ssoand ss Apply and e. q p We . s
avenue, near Fifty fret street. and 50 eyenh stree:
n1OA TO LIT rnE THREE STORY AND BASE.
~1OU. ment b-ick House, No 9H West Trenty fourth
Eighth also brown 4ousssin For
eghth, Forty ninth, tieth Fifty drs and Fifty fourth
streets a $50, wo.ih 500 pply y JOSEPH McGCiRe,
III Third ave nue. and 50 Seventh street.
tf7S -CHFAr RENT-ro LET, IF TAKEN IasE.
'D1 -. dately tape story trick House Murray
rili contain pg eleven hoams with all modern ,peoTe
,o2 ast Forte street, next 70 Lexington w sell
for$5tGa
S6nO TIE NEW THREE STORY BRIoK HOUSE
nee POSSESSION modern high staop With all
ents size 21s price 81 900 Apply 10 DlNGEE
nkS, 70 pine street, and IA srJaiway
rHeO-ro LET THE FIRST CLASS BRuWN ST NE
No. ". Heuse NJ. Martin terrace e 81 Threth
street. containing all the ments inc udiua furnace
-ppls 10 JOsEFE McGV4aE, AZ Thro avenue, and "
seventh street
1000 10 LIT, THE DESIRABLE PRIVATE ne
nJJND sidepee 2IS Ff,senih stree. near seventh
svenue 25x55xrn three high aad su1.ce
parlor elegantly FRI scoed and modern improve
OISGEE HoLpES, No Pine street. and "a sro,i ~
IMPERIAL EoTpL, c0sE, IRELAsU-rEIs long
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

LNok SaLE-SMALL BOAT STAND Sure riNrrRBS,
Beats. iarge Float and two years. lea Of store and
back rent $u month. oppos,e the Little G.'e Har
lem, foot Of sh stree price for 81 1851
The premises OF GEORGE o. NEWMAN, 81 STE
fHEN ROBkR1S, No. 3GS south ttreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

NOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN DINING,
Il Oyster and Drinking toon, with good trade
The s. going leave the y For prise part,cu-
lars inquire OF NM ELTING 50 street, second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

V,o LIT OR IFAsE-yuE FOUR STORY rEsEMEN1
l. III use No 20 Svtnue 81 The stor- occupied tJi
eroe. ~ and Lqno store Rent $ioO Apply tn DUFFY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

L}pH SALE-lN BROOELYN, The sfOCH, LEASE
and Fixtures of wholesale and retail corner Liquor
kto located nanuf .ctu ing di-trict, of he
ferries GOOD stand fr business viii be sold cheap Apply
at No hatham square, y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

L,OR SALE CHEAP-oS THE EIGHTH AVENUE
commodious Fakery and ice Cream Saloon al the
got another busnessto attend Inquire NJ 25j Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

LNOh SALE CUEAP-AN OLD CANAL SCHOONER;
win lf5 tons coal hri'k or lumber; sails running
rigging, dc. will two She will sold
close the corcerr. Inquire Of wM A. Ross Port Rich
Id Island.
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MILITARY

nro ARMY sURGEoNs.-wANfED, by A oEnrTr
EBgsh having had considerable experience ia the
military hospitals OF India during the sikh carnpasn he
ronmert OF Superintendent OF Field Hospital in the Ana
rican Army. Address East India, Herald Office
VETERAN CORPS OF 1912 NOTICE. TO THE puaIrc
operson authorized 10 col,ec money by sucripon
for the benefit Of the corpa except under tho
signature Of the Colonel, Treasurer and searetsry
ABRAHAM DAILY, Colonel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

LNoh SALE Iowa NEW sTEAM FIRE ENGINE OF
sisby, Eynderse 4 Co 8 naDu acure, entirely
been trial. similar
nee by Lexington Engine Company OF his city For
b1s WEll street. New ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

LNoR SALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LrQooH
ntua.et In leading thorougnfsre, and fitted
IN the hes possible manner apply TO fErEk y. jelly,
sire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

L'oR sALE-ONE DENTISTS CHAIR LATHE AND
comoi-te 'e OF Tools also, shoeany Secretary CAN
Tor five days at 81 sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

dor SAIE-A FIRST CLASS DINING SALOON FCH
tae doing good business II be bought cheap,
than they TO- Cali AS
EIoadeny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


FINE ASSORTMENT OF FREwCH ENGLISH AND
IA American Billiard Tables, with pbeiaa's Combination
cushions, now ON hand and 81 prices 70 sul be Tine.
PHELAN n COLBhNDBR
O. 90 81 sBd 90 crosby street. N y
BILLIARDS FOR SALE A seLEuDfD storK OF
- and second hand Tabtas, for SOD f0', $50, e2H
and 500 even hing complete and Of the best quality Or
'''' y '''" W. H. GRIFFITH, iiS Fulton stree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

ITO LET OR IHAaE-rHE TWO NEW FIVE STORY
white marble front stores I'D and la u and street,
corner Of Crosby street. Broaiwsy the buildings
nifty fees front street, eighty feet IN dpib
and built In the most substantial having ali tho
arrangements n rst class he property would be
rented NJ whole or separnte Immediate gtvnn
the rent would be low TO good tensnt parties ng sores
OF this class invited To these before
making other arrangements Apply to HARDMAN OS-
BORN, 100 Canal street. corner Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

LaUhNIsHED COTTAGE TO LET-IN WEsTCHEsTER
county ten miles on the Harlem Railroad, the house Is
&c Rem. sou Apply 10 j. y RAsRfoT. is5 West twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

ITO LET-HOUHE NO. los EAST THIRrY.EIaRrH
street near Lexington avenue; lot 27xi0 house i7I6
contains thirteen rooms and all modern improvements
fixtures remain I'm the house rent $3.50 With prv
eye Of two more at $3.50. inquire on he premises
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-07

SPECIAL N0TIoE.-Ths UusH AHB AMERICAN % coMdss5
"a rsev Upon 4s oAsz systsa AZ papers are discOtaa
Ssd at tAs aspiration Of tie tina for 1iA ty haUS 6s
paid 6Scri6srs tci Be NOTIFIED sOAsa eir s6scripi04
Geot to expire, BY CROSS HARE seiy pGpers and
s the sNosertPton q FeS0ed tie paper t0 BE- disoeati
RGcA for tbs eross marx, and rseo your sE6scTiptO
HGeSzt UHIoa AND AMERICAN - per GnHns "a ddUdsc6
Di' RsGtls Unsz ANIRIcAs IS per GHawE1 Sa a.
euesczeeFs desiring their papers changed mast mention
the Post Once FROM we'll asthe TO- which thsy desire AS
shanzs to be made.
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store for Rent.

store for Rent .....
JR0& As Ant Of January nE the three Iory s
north side Sf Bnoa street, sEsen ColleEe and Cherry,
the next houss t. College hs sads -
story, each Sf which business dis aet frsm
the Shr be conducted, without intsrsnes The oesoa
s Of tbs hest in Nashville, and we'll adapted fer fany
grocery dry gsodf boots and shoes, ste- Apply 20
AID. BERRY,
EoT % d In at Macy Hznilton's.
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D r. COL E M A Ms
PREKAEE RTRPENRA lRV

attention Of citizens strangers and Others visiting
Nashville requiring medical aid, s respectfully called
this Office No 81 Deadeck street second aoOT, between Cherry
and the Square.
DE- OoLzMlN old practitioner tf medicine; bis almost
unlimited experience and hatrng success for past
in the treatment OF has induced him devote
his undivided atteaon to all diseases OF this nature
Of the most nVstese character have pompy yielded 70
his improved method Of treatment
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary sphhals Con-
eTha elect ald G diseases OF the genital orgAns
ne with resistance to his remedies.
All female regul rites snd unctisral arrangements Of the
Womb and all diseases arising from Geation and i'll managed
paTturiton
Every Of Rsduoibis Rupture, and Of Piles, Prosp
OF the Recum most Of Fst1s, By
process nearly paine5s either OF the latter under
tai by Dr. Csean, Is jUdrGJy t7GyTdatsd as
careful examination always presns the necessary indcsoa
OF sceSs or failure By his improved metbos Of operating
Persons Of either applying person By letter des
bng easel the m sptOm Of any specific iseass
can be cared, in most cas- by the sborIye method in foryht
hours
sct ccnh leacs, prompr GSnOn and nodcr;ts charges
will govern hiE with bis pau n
mercury uRed in the treatment Of venreGl diseGss
be believes lin most cases. produces disease than that
1t Is given to cure.
oce hOur from eight the morning till nine the even.
ing o~fQ5 Al
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TENHIs altogether necins, the Essult Of modern
discoveries in the vegetsbls kingdom, being an entirely
worn out systems published By accomplished quack the
lng Dr. Wright well knowing the deception pracsed the
the whole Medical EAoultT Fho without dissenting
Vece have given in their adherence to It's perfect and undydd
reduced and when all other medicines the PhSrnsco
pis have in vain. Long Thought Of patient
crowned he Jors Efforts ana he now offers the Rxr to Eu
ng humanity the only thing thE can care tns following
SsSsSsi ansss1siiIpSns pe5i1ity,
Kantai and Phydcal Depression,
DstarzinatiOn q Blood I" TIE H'aA,
dsssraI In
EsstIesIns.s snd sIssrlss.nsz at Night,
Abssnce Of MusculaE 1facisney,
Loss pa,5P Sf APPsas'
Enaoiatoa,
Low Spirits,
DsOrganIsasiOn Of TIE Organs u
PaiPitatlon Of the Heart,
And, In fact, s the eonoOnissnt Of nsrfeus and debsd
As 4 StimuIans,
Il qus Different from alcoholic preparationa II s not
sct 10 rsACionSi any shape 1t t exert Its innusn
gradually AID s'enty - long - tbs least nseeT s1isS ss
As a Female Medicine, q
equally powerful and elective aud restores equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for year,
Of sting or renoTanZ the constitution for very good rea
son. too that they only from the euIions Of minds
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession sltogethsI.
No H9IneraIaI
DT. Wright thin1 1: well his profssonaI character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients OF his RsuvensEg EixrTe know
ing whstrun ha bsen ened the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debiltsted, Dr. Wright would Ezy, Never
eaE you areno matter what tie cause nay have beesrsaks
whatever hss LED yoz depart from Hygic principles
take his
ReiuVeDRtInG EIixIF,
And you will hnd yourself nsn-a pride instead
he reverse, to friends and healthy, Esund and worthy
Member Of the human family.
Price % per bottle, thFee bottles foF S. and forward
ID By mail to all parJ Of the United States.
Sold sy all respectable druggists throughout the United States
md oApAdas. The trade supplied ct liberal discount
For sale By the pTopdetorS,
j. WRIGHT d Co.,
q and Isl Cbartres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold In Nashville By g. W. Hsnderhctt Berry Denovs
wing PsndstoR, and all responsible dluggiSE. os29
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CURRY & MARSHALL ]

ETNDERTAKsRs Cat = h. ounsy'B old tand Unloa 30
OAerry and Summer Btrest5 prspared 70 attend
o Funerals tines Eoodso Gems, plain solorsc
and Metallic Burial osskss and Gases Of asupeT quality
7anafsetarsd b. kErlhan Co. In tS city RIees ssas
.hs anes iDsS-a
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Dally IS, Trl-wsakly s., weekly -.
Rates OF Advertising.
TKH LINES Oh Lzss CoHsTITurB SQUARE.
aEHHWADEn Ar PLaAsURr,

BANIWADL1 AT PLlAsUREs
ons Square, enc yeag e3OEach additional squsre sls
aTeR1isers exceeding the space confracssH
for, will be eeharged for the excess
II THA WEHKLT.
EHDskhAR per sqEas for the HEs PTT CTF fer each
subsequent inaertion. -
Advertisements published In both hs Daily and Weekly VII
added =
7renssst s,s6s paid for at sLs f;se,
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Country Residence fer Sale.
VERY desirable pcs, hours ride from Nashville,
house nearly containing ten conveniently a.
lnged -Four Of rich land with l56 choice fruit ree
al kinds Possession given at any tine.
Addresa 2 O., Bog l9l, NashYille. nsp2I 6I-dSmA
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-06-21

the rear of the column suddenly wheeled
and discharged their rifles, aiming chiefly
at the windows of the Recorders Court,
and the second story of the adjoining
house, killing four citizens, and mortal y
wounding two, and slightly injuring ano-
ther.
The statements regarding the cause of
the firing are very conflicting, one being
that pistol shot fired from the window cf
a house, took effect in the shoulder of one
of the captains, when he gave the word
to fire. Another report is that a soldier
accidentally discharged Iifle n the ranks,
at which the whole company became
frightened, and discharged full volley at
the crowd on the sidewalk and windows
of the house. The Recorders Court was
in session, crowded with prisoners and
spectators. Police officer Pratt was ahot
in the side and died in 10 minutes. Dep
uty Marshal Franco received three balls
in the legs, and will undoubtedly die
Some persons were killed on the pavement
below, whose names were not ascertained.
The window just behind the Recorder.
desk was riddled with bullets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-06-21
LATEST RELIABLE WAR NEWS.
The Rebels Advancing.
w ashington, June Is

w asulESlon, June 10.
It is now thought probable by Gen.
Scott, that the insurgents at Urrper's
Ferry will be ordered to fall back from
their strong position, and unite near Win
chester with column moving up from
Manassas Junction, with the intention it is
supposed, of crossing the Potomac some
where between the Ferry and Washington
and thus gain our rear and plunge in be-
tween the advancing forces from Chamb-
ersburg and tie army around Washington.
Either this or the offer of battle at posi-
ton between Winchester and Leesburgh,
which they will choose, is probably the
object they are aiming at. heir move.
ments are closely watched by the Govern
ments spies.
Gen. Patterson's corps d'armaee from
Chambersburgh, will number twenty FIVE
thousand picked troops, including 1000
regulars, eight batteries and one thousand
cavalry, with reserve of 10000 in his
rear.
1t is now apparent that the brunt of
the war in Virginia will be felt along the
rebel line from Harper's Ferry to Manass
as Junction, unless by some coup, the in
surgents force a passage over the Potomac
and commence active aggressive move-
ments.
The excitement here in view of e1pec-
ted movements and geneal battle has
been intense all dav.