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MRS, WrNSLOW,

MRS. WENSLOW,
An experienced nurse and female physcan has sootkn
syrup for children ethng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethns BY soenng the gums reducing all n1ammaton
will asy all pain and regulate the bowels Depend
upon IT, mOthe 1t will give res; yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in al Bee advsx
dsement in another column. ect2e-Iy
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SELECT LIST OF sTRAwBER-
RIES.


~ We viii furnish 100 plants each Of ths nllcEnF
81, s ~ &c 1aury Fillmore, Brsh Queen, Burrs New
hn sAny Ana hsoksr, kAvoy's Superior aad Wilson,s
Five Varieties ana Five uunar.a ps,n<.
Ter Five DorlnFs.
For IS We win furnish 100 plant. 49, 81 N. s.,,s s.
TnonPhs de Gsnd, TroIiopss victoria B1,,s ~ i- -
NJ Lind and Wsoas AIbany. -. -'--tS
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THE OIIIEF AmoNa FEN THousAsD.


DALLEYsS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
Universally suppantsd all other oluueu and healing
applications in both the Essterr ana Western Hepheree
whsrever introdncsd and rsc et Is tie true sccrei
oocsd<nfor disease. - Il :
BURNS Z { soALDs
srsinsntiy relieved OF their anguish pain and naan
nation By timely appca . ton sf shis marvellous 1eass
and tbs aesh renew as IS BY charm, hlsnisb or
seasrenaining.
TIE FRIEND OF \ THE NURSERY
onneren ara frequent fersrs from external lpizs,
especially from fgeid and 1mpAsns Leplosfans-thsr
tore every mother nhoad hsve this healing preparation
constantly at hand 1t heals sors Brsass anda ucky
moves the TkTTER OF RING WORM 90 prepdlesss N rs
aarssrg.
ToTRAVKLERs By 9 SEA AND LAND.
The hsehinist, the Ira veIsr and every othsr ind
viduM whose lot in life = throws him within he
chancs o. accident from e1D0 - sion fire. cos{o rhou,
bear In ind that this Magic Exrscor his and eny
friend Il 10 both portable and cheap, and houd ever
DC his companion, friend There thoussndr
OF living witnesses testify q TO its marvellous virtue VITO
owe toe sound limbs and muscles 70 Its saving efficacy
HE following few Ct theteddig diseases for uhh
DALLEY's M1GICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR IL PREVEh
TIVE A. we'll a. CURE: =
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anpassed b. Tor Of Erns scsids Old Sores,
GiHndnsr eNein End eoris eorleQucnces e heats ~
enree Of he aady For the Of Wounds and Uicezs that
Eppef . defy III Other appesiens il prevents suPpursusu
nsmssion and dispersed proud nesh appears to crest. new
shin and heals without dgrreaens Sold 1t he principal
oepot Il Broadway Y, chnrlress New creers
by WkIQnT CO., General Agents. zlso " all drussss
and merchants.
mars DAWN
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Good boarding, at moderate rates, can be obtained
by calling at Mrs LANES, South High street. Fam-
lies can be furnished with comfortable rooms, and
few day boarders can also be accommodated.
march5
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cOLexnus, O., March Fishermen IS elected Z,
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HUNTS WILLIE HI o L e. L,
HuNTsvILLE, Ala.
The rooms large, well ventilated and furnished In
he best style with beautiful furEture 4aa carpets
Tbs Public Rooms and Halls are lighted BY Cas-
The Ladies and Gentean Parlors fInheo In sPisn-
did and luxurious STYLE comfortable snd inviting.
THE TABLE
shall At all times supplied with everything good home and
foreign aord and having In employ geod and
experienced and table ervans everything seau be pre-
pared and served In the best manner
THE BAR
furnished with excellent Liqso and Wines com
prisng all populsr brands both native aud foreign
growth CONNECTED with this house Is splendid
BILLIARD SALOONI
containing three fne tables. aaordag pleasant and healthy
recreation for leisure hour.
Evayng my power shall bedOns to make the guests 81
'a s.S DSa.d JOHN p LEE suysias.na-nt
Notice.
gHyHH heretofore exng under the style OF AD
WARDS, GIIExRsoN 4 Co. vas this day dissolved py ne'
tual consent. GrxEzzsoz retiring frsm the arm.
J. K. GrLKBReON,
Univ IA 1850 3. p. EDWARDS.
10. rDv.npA sH HARRIS, Af.DwARos
EDWARDS, HARRIS q Co.,
(succEssoRs xDwARDa, srLKnRsoH q o0J
VNyILL eontlrue the wholesale oroeey Forwarding and
w osnmison the cid sAnd, oellege snd
Church streets. JrVS-u
/. ATOEs.
S0 HBLs POtai tore and 70 srsiys Ser g s.le
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yrTHs creditors Of John Rzaa deesssd are hssey nesasd
sh~ir elains, szthantca.ed - Ne iAE recA With
- ~. orrutv Cour o. weakly county Tsnne11s
= ~ go n Dresisn before ne sth d4y y April esl
- ~ 49, -sI,s he insolvency ef sid esAfs .l1
s.oolnsd daE . adudicnte ne CHAINS s1nt
lstH rorafs diItrtufnu among The nzid cre.IIcr1
ne 80, - ,.s 81 " Ross, Administrstcr
Dec 1888 y. VI q tic estate Of 5shn Rsias.
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SPRING CLOTEING.-Messrs. THOxA d Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the SewAnee Hotel,
have lust received a large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
psred to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable style, at prices to suit the times Cen
temen wishing anything in their line would do well
N rive them call marchS-dlm.
DIPrHERIA.-ThiE horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested takeu IN time, and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate = flannel cloth with the
Cd, and bind it before going to bed. We are Goa
hdent We overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone and Br. CLARKs Painless Pill.-1en-
neseee Baptist.
For RKST-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
oface. dsc29-tf
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and mere year. gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, viii
please address ROBERT. Z. o.
Nov. Is, ls6O-tf
PANIC STRUCK"
Intending To reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard TO PrOfItsI
J. W. LANGLEY,
FAB A Union street
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THE STAR GALLEHTg
DaguerreotypeS, AmOrotypcs.
MELAINOTYPES,
sPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
4. rt dooy IL Wanna Thounu

No ~ UNION bIeet " NV 8
T.. f. SALTXMAN,
(LArR OPERATOR HUeERs aALLERY.)
HTAVING fitted shove, exclusively fer shas
branch Of business prepared to receive the ladies and
gentensn Of Nashville and make fac ses Of their faces Ia
he highest style No expense has beez spared ether
furnishing bis apartments procuring the latest and most
and materials and the oonndsnf
nitves all who pictures 70 give him ea peegng
T-T1ntrance next door Cwsstlt to vessel & Thsmpsen:
NJ 7. ,. aALTZMAN.
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xuvHz parsnsrap heretofore sis;nT znds. she ana
vts ~ bingham, Muilsn Co.. tht aAV d,s1olr.l -
onssn1 All persons indssted 10 tns sh1Gs saonlI,nHs
an vii please call At The oce 81 French Irwin Rid esr-
- M@rEet ard CLARK stet and see ther accounts a. ~
nj a once h placed II he hand1 q ocer or onIle.
r.neh ssatkarise % rscle ADD rscpi for ino1sz.1
1ccsnntI SINaE44, HutERNA1
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eEcNsArr, March 2l-A resolution RE requesting
Congress TO call Astlonal N- P-7'e0
Oos T1.'sston was nominated for Mayor by the
paD,,b,;csS Convention in this city yesterday.
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0AELEFT'islI aTAdICxL PAIN ExsTHA0

Rsaasr have you sssn Psof woods advertisement In
paper Read it; il VII sniefeh ysu.
nax22-da viz
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The Cincinnati Price Current Of the 10th publishes
its annual statement of the hogs killed in the West
the past season. The following is a Comparative
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Latest News frSm Old virginia.
JOHN WHOHLETs
32 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAP
without ANY ADULTERATTOM
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stock for Sale,
JOHN WHoRIEY, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth Of SocEi Cal and see him
HAVANA e G Ar 81
JOHN WHOHLEF. 32 Seuth Market ste,
Nashville TeRn.,.--20sOO0 Imported Has
vanas.-JpS7 REcKZTRD FROM RAKARI.
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Departure OF PassenFer TrainI

RAIL " n lA<A \ = A1Ao@~s
Departure OF Passenger Trains.
NAsEvILLn AID oHATTAHooeA--A. NJ, SPIN.
TENNESSEE Ahs ALAnAnA--i5:I5 A. n, 3.00R.
LoUKvllEE And NAsHvrELE-2:15 An, 2:l3 <.
Gallatin Express 300 4. n
1DoEFlELD AND kEEz5cKr-2:45 P. n. Ar
NASHVILLE AID DRcATuR-8:SO A. NJ 0s3O r ~
Arrival of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND caATTAEooak-S:00 A. S,Sg <.
TEgNsszzR AND kL1nAn1-Tf moo A. NJ, 500 p NJ
LoUIsvlELE AND NAsHvILE-5s00 A. NJ, . Z, a,
GaIlatin Ezpres $3.50 a. ~.
NAszvrz1E avn Dxc,ru1-IsI5 A. NJ, 1915 P. d.
eEEIELD KEhFOcKr-1O:I5 A. N
DeDarture of Freight Trains.
Tennessee 4 AIabamA-5:30 A n.
IouiavIIIe Nashgille-2s3s A II.
Hdreheld 4 Kentrchy-e45 II.
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee Alsbama-l.30 P Nj
Louisville 4 Nashvilae-e2s NJ
Edgeheld 4 Kentucky-t0l5 A NJ
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Mixed Club Rates.

DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
One Copy of each, one year, $13 30
One Copy of each, six months, Z 90
Two Copies of each, one year, : Is 90
Two Copies of each, six months, Is so
Three Copies of each, one year, -3S 90
Three Copies of each, six months, 10 SO
N. B. Cash in advance in all cases,
or no Paper sent.
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Rrvv.,o March 2l.--It has been showing here
.;rcs satnrdsT afternoon. 1t IS now showing in
~ * dir
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE p
NV Roavl XAWAt&N~H Patent,

siciaa Extraordinary 10 tie QnSsz-
hi. Invaluable medicine unfaling IN the OF all thoE
and diseases to which the female constu
ruhect modeatea all ecsss and removesa osstructsT
Nd 4 speedy cure nay be relied on.
no Married Ladies
IL IN peculiarly suited. It will, In short time, ses
mon hly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar bears the Hosernmens
Grsat Britain, 70 prevent counterfeitA
CAUTION
These Pils sAosfld mot Be tdtsa ov females durtae
FZRST 7RRER KOE7HSor Pregnancy, as sAey arsssr
bria0 Miscarriage bat az any other time fheY are safs
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Affections, Pain In hA
Back Limbs Fatigue slight exeron Paptaton OF ths
Heart Mysteries Whites, Pills Will effect cure when
other have failed and although powerful remedy
do contain iron, calcme, annony or anynins nnaise
the constitEtoR.
Pull dcIOns in the pamphlet arc nd each psckagsv
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES, HAtsJ.c Bals Wax oosy
Rochester, N. Y.
NBel00 and sz postage stamps enclosed @ any sztnos
ssd agent, will inEus bottle eoRaiaing 50 PILLS. Dy resae
mall
esa IN NssAvls by Berry Denovlls and 9. W. Esnaar.
thstt,y. q. Blown and al Observation-Disclosures
asel-tsts&y-iy.
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rHE FRIEND OF rnE NURSERY
ToTRAvELERs By S SEA AND LAND.

Sold at The principal Depos Broadway. New York. and
sna lS Charren street, New Orleans, J. WRIGHT 90.
eene Agent It be obtained Of all respectable Drnsgss
ana throughout the United States and Canada
apr9S cod tE&wly
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SMALL FRUITs.

HAVING msas The euItEvstton cf Gnsll fsuls gpz
and procured All the old and fsEste1, bod. n4fle
.Ha oE1i9n Of rspus, aoe 70 suxna PANS
any quany. qualify, ard the mqst Eeeg1111e
.e1n-. 81 q Which b Be b nae o.
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Canadians for Constable.

We are suth0rised and requested to JOHN D:
COVER "a candidate fOF rsssoOn Constable cr tbs Toe
oity Dstrict, ST the ensuing slscinB-
mazQa-tdee
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NEwsOmss WHISKY.
1AE BBLs. Nswsou's Hest. It has been STORED
80 for psstas pag sas sEs. vpY,vxrr !. sss,~u
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New York March 2I.-A special Washington dis
patch to the Commercial Advertiser says the National
Lategencer of this morning has an editorial of six
and half columns entitled "The Past, the Present.
and the Future" which is causing sensation in
political circles here It reviews the action of the
seeding States, severally and jointly, and takes
positive ground against coercion or the employment
OF force in any way to restore the Federal author
ty.
The hteliqencer's opinion Is that the existing diff
culty can only be settled by the interposition Of
general Convention of the States and that the rea-
ton of the seeded States to the Federal Govern
ment be changed only by their voluntary return
to the Union. Failing in that the editors see no way
open but to acknowledge their independence out OF
the Union.
1t is said that many Republican leaders have ex-
pressed similar opinions but It IS eqnaly true that
they are determinedly opposed by others.
A petition has been received. signed by from 100
to 200 persons, asking for the immediate removal
of Postmaster Capen, Of Boston.
The HerdIds Washington correspondent says VIM.
Irving has been nominated Governor OF Dacotah.
VIM IngersOll, formerly of Massachusetts,, is
pressed for Secretary of New Mexico.
The Massachusetts, delegation has agreed to meet
at Boston on the 30th of April to settle appoint
ments.
7. BigelOw Lawrence goes as Secretary of Lega-
ton to England.
Col Nelson, of Indiana, is nominated Minister to
Brazil
The Treasury Department is preparing instruc-
tons to Collectors for the execution of the new
tariff.
Dispatches from Major Anderson ssy that formid-
able batteries have been erected in the rear Of Fort
Sumter which is its weakest point.
The Senate confirmed BENZ. o. Farroe Assistant
Treasurer at st. Louis
Mr.. Sanderson, of Philadelphia, has been appoint
ed Chief Clerk of the War Department, and John
Hanna United States Attorney for Indiana.
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From Kansas.

ATCHIsoy. March 21.-The annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. for this State, COM
menced its session this morning. with Bishop Nor
RS presiding. Members from all parts of the State
are in attendance.
Joseph Hapromboise, head Chief Of the Potto-
wattomies, with number of the leading men Of
the tribe, came in yesterday with seventeen teams
for supplies from the Relief Society and were sup
piled with corn, -four, beans, meat, and clothing
and with wheat for seed
They claim the 100000 due them from the Gov
eminent, for which they have recently instituted
suit. The tribe numbers 200, and the head men
estimate over 1000 needing assistance.
towards of 10000 bushels OF seed wheat nave
been received and distributed from this point, to
gether with large amounts of garden ana os9sr
seed. Nearly three hundred teams were l01 1sn
with supplies of different descriptions Quay. Inc
weather is cold and windy, and tne seA'On VAeA'
ward.
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JAMES m'LAUGHLIN q Co..

eCccEssoRs A uxEnsJ
Commission, Feed & Produce Merchants,
N
HAY. OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FKED sTUFF.
10. S0U7R KzREEz STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
jan5-H
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Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dsc2s-n
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BANK NOTE AND ExoHANGE LIST.
lrh. note, Of Al. R,nl, quoted =, p.r are b.nl.bI.l

oora.cr,D DAnr pr rr. Mncu.sr.' BA.r-sH-r.AD & Co
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. yOu nokzOw. M. 4, noaRSws q
9 JOHN MORROW q SON .
wzoEEAlE RETAIL
sADDLERT AND Goa q
: Ware-Fur nishing House
3 No. IS, Market strees,
. .NAsHVILLE, TENNEss
Also,
nAHuEAcTuRERs DEALznsu
: Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks
z Carpet Sacks saddle Rags, &C.
DERSoasvi.iling Nashville In nssi Of anything In "a
orr line, viii and It 70 their interest . exsm-
ne socA before purchasing elsewhere a t il on
lntention to make quick sales and short prodts
ExrAIndueemsnts viii be offered cash paEchassrs,
anT-H JOHN MORROW 4 5oa
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Flour, Flour, FIOur.
TUsr received per steamer NashTe, 900 bags Extra Family
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
jan22-d No Market street.
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Land Warrants.
20 Aeres. per sale 100 Aoes aeFs 10 ~
50 81 es q sale 100 -.-- no nls
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| Police Commissioners to pay 1897 for extra work
on the house for detained witnesses out of the
| money in their hands not necessary to pay police
| men. After a short debate the resolution was
passed, and the Board adjourned to Monday next,
at three o'clock. when inspectors and canvassers
| of election will be appointed.
| The New York Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege will be inaugurated this afternoon. Addresses
will be delivered by Professor Isaac Z. Taylor
M. d., President of the Faculty, Simeon Draper,
Esq, Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes, Hon. James
r. Brady and other gentlemen. The steamer
Bellevue will take the guests from the foot Of
Twenty-sixth street, East river on an excursion to
Blackwells and Randall's Islands to examine the
institutions. The exercises commence ut three
O'Clock p. M.
The first candidate for Mayor, to be supported at
the charter election in December, was nominated
last evening by the Tax Payers Union party, in the
person of James Stokes.
The Fifth Avenue Nominating Committee met
last evening and nominated a full county and judi
cial ticket, with the exception of Coroners. The
names of the candidates will be found elsewhere.
The cattle market was not subjected to any such
marked fluctuations yesterday as have character
lied the opening days for the past few weeks
There not so many cattle on sale as last
week, but as the butchers were enabled to obtain
full supplies at that time, the demand to-day was
not SO active as it would have been under other
circumstances. Prices ruled from SC. to $40,
and there some sales at higher prices.
Tho cotton market firm yesterday while the sales
embraced about 600 bales, closing the basis OF 81 &c
2lzc for middling uplands and ut &c. for strict
mildlng do. part Of the sales made to spnners
and the remainder to spectators The -four market
less buoyant and active and closed decline of &C.
l0c per Dbl for superne and medium extra grades Of
State and Western Canadian and Southern common
grades werc also easier. Wheat was also less
active and firm, and closed with the turn of tho
market in favor Of the purchaser, especially for
all grades under good white Corn opened nrmer and
at higher rates for good shipping lots of Western
mixed but closed heavy and dull. Pork firm, with
moderate sales at $l4 rs for mess TO SIS 25 for full
weight barrels, and at 80 rs $40 for prime. Sugars
quiet and to effect sales any considerable extent
concession Of &c per pound would have to be submit
ted compared with the highest prices current within
the past ten twelve days. yet purchases Of large lots
would prove difficult at prices less than previously
ported This difference between the views Of buyers and
sellers checked sales, which confined 1853 hhds
Cubas In small lots mostly at &C. sac. Coffee was
quiet, with sales Of so bags Iaguayra at $780, 500 do
Ceylon at 19c and 100 mats Java at 2lc Freghts
steady, with moderate engagementsto English ports. To
Iavre wheat freely taken at &c. and flour at 05c
per barrel.
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Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
~.

PHlLADEIrHIA, Oct IS, 1851.
Stocks firm Pennsylvania State SIS, 76A; Reading
Railroad 1915; Morris Canal, 35 Long Island Railroad
az Pennsylvania Railroad, 40 Exchange on New York
par 10 PER cent discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, 1861
Flour Is dull and prices have declined l2c. Wheat
firm rcd 81 "a 81 %; white. 81 40 Corn has advanced
1c. Whiskey duh and unchanged.
BUFFALO, Oct 15-Eoon.
Flour unchanged Wheat less active and market
steady sales IL 600 bushels Chicago spring at 95c 96c,
900 bushels Milwaukee club at 81, 10000 bushels
amber Michigan at 81 10. Corn steady: sales 40 900
bushels nj 4lc. Freighs steady. mports--e,O0o DDS.
Hour, 260 900 bushels wheat 100 900 do corn Exports
5000 bbIs -four, I'll 600 bushels wheat 600 do corn
- 600 do. oats,
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News iron, veu.xu.ua.

Advices from this republic to the 21st OF Septem-
Der, announce that General Antonio A. Paez has been
chosen temporary Dictator Of the country by the united
voices Of the people His entrance into the supreme
power has been hailed it'll delight and public ceebra
tons had been held in various places in honor Of the
event This sudden elevation of the old chief to tho
first place Of power remarkable evidence Of the mu
liability Of the popular will. But a few weeks ago, and
he was called on to resign the command of the
demand with which he complied without murmur; and
In ho next moment find the people calling upon him
10 assume the absolute rens OF authority and command.
General Pacz has appointed the following gentlemen on
the new Ministry
p J Roias, Minister Of the Interior
Santiago Rodrigues, Minister Of the Treasury.
H Nadal, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
j. Echezuria, Minister Of War.
Miguel Alajica, Minister of Home Department.
Every one of the cities of Venezuela had accepted tho
dictatorship of Paez and the armed fcderass had
pended hostties in the expectation Of aiding to conso
date the position Of the old patriot and chief.
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and manufacture capital in advance out of
what will perhaps turn out to be very small
affair. But whether it was so decided a success
as it is represented or not, is matter of small
Importance to the final ISSUE for defeat is the
ultimate destiny of everything that floats with
rebel flag
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THE NEWS.

The North American, from Londonderry on the
4th instant reached Father Point yesterday, on her
way to Quebec. Her news is one day later than
that by the Glasgow.
The Liverpool cotton market was upward and
firm, with an advance of one-eighth Of penny
per pound The sales for the week foot up $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

EVENING PARADE OF SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT
Last evening the American G,ard Seventy first regiment
Col. Martini paraded, headed by the regimcntal drum
corps, and numbering about Ave hundred men, which
consisted only Of the old members Ct the regiment They
proceeded up Broadway to Union square, and after
short rest returned to their Armory, Centre Market
about ten O'Clock. They made very ~editabo
appcarance