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THE NEW CAPITAL OF ITALY.

ALL MI w OAE446I ~
Florence, the new capital of Italy, bids fair
TO become the most brilliant capital OF the world.
Paris, with all its unparalleled charms, and all
the resources OF its gay NE, ana all lts en-
chantments of theatres and art, public gardens
| md cafes. lacks on the whole, that peculiar
sassiaI majesty which is the crowning grace
london. during the season, though far more
imnosing than Paris in massive grandeur, and
IN social stateliness and dignity, is foggy Lon
| don all the same, with a society controIed by
| she territorial grantees of England, who after
a fashionable spree in the over-crowded me-
tropolis, enjoy only with keener zest the Sc
clusion of their ieudaI castles and rural es-
.ates.
Florence is superior to them all in unity OF
beauty. Even the lowest Tuscans look inter-
esting and picturesque in comparison to the
,howy rabble OF the Bouleyards and to the com
.nonplace snobs of Pail Mall. There is no h
ing in Florence, either in people OF in nature
TO mar this all-pervading sense of the beautiful.
surrounded by the Appcnines, watered by the
Arno, sanctitied by a hundred and seventy
churches, and magniicently endowed witt,
palaces and galleries of art, there is no othei
spot in all the world where all that is most in
spinng in the traditions of the past Is so mar
vellously blended with the perennial beautie
! oanoro1,o Too,la r
7ShS ,Sata 20 70 ur,S.o,, Il ;.,,,,;5
l-a II P-Sss 1, pa.;s ,;', ~
AG r,uso i; O ~ Sno;e ,,s 1oo,' =
Sselns nAe tnose III Lonuon, W. Iney are N
'since WIN Ine romance ol history: inel
ssen appea.ance syinpo1IS .no ~, ai
ases II WHICH enSy wILe pulis, WIG siieai ~
sloasules u a. ialscioso siio wonuele "lcn ~
me aaa III 4I :, a w. -
~ SioSe .lel 'lu y n:o ~ s.Seu "
poesic anu clsssical az Do, ,,. &C., me
, y 49,, ~ p;,s ~,
Ii slsSi enneu - psAaSe' a wasnou' ys'S ras
10y ioihnueu u eno po"ol VI nui'i''il
siUusNs' ~
u rIorehce tne monuments no are nos oniy oi
s srcaS nen, Gs;,o Dus oi Sne srease Dante, re
.is N
M .l,e MIucci anu oSiigl sioaious nieh
llaen sioIy upon
s.ie Wy az ~ sne elsy anu 1vw can oleathe II
N miSliouS poiii5 oievaUeu' LUIS gives quApe an
~. n'que .one VI poeelc relne .usnt 70 fioren-
1ne society, ana no Wondef tnat florence L
.ne nome OF some Oh lne most nlSnly cultured
ldinlnes Oh sne Worid, lncluding, apart Irom
.is vnS great riorentine iaihhies, huSsianS, Eng
ilsn, americans, Oerlnans, anu slnguiariy
Sstneetcai persons, OF an parts Oh tne World
are 70 De met with at F1orence as noWnere
else among the EnShsn RESIDENTS OF t0rmel
years, were, no doubt, not Jew attracted to
tlie pace Dy cneapness OF iiVihS rather than
oy aeIlsuc preanecti9ns' Dut tne rise OF rents
consequent upon tne immlgratlon OF the
1hese @ pores. .t.T.1,
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To Let.
L ARGE CHAMBERS over no and 112 Federal St
IL Apply to
JEFFERSON CoOLIGE & CO.,
apiSdu Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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.Bassiasess Me,e Wn,,ted

ITO solicit and fill orders for the life and times Of
4 Il ABRAHAM LINCOLN, BY Dr. L. ri Brockett
the Bographer anu Historian, Author of sPhiIan-
thropc Results of the War in America, HOur Great
Captains, "History of the Civil War in the United
States" &C., price So, $3.50, $4,25 and s5, accord
I'M ing y 70 style Of binding Tne best Biography to be
washington and his Family,"--a new work, from
Schusseles master painting, engraved by Sartain-
Two superior works for salesmen. Deeds of terri
tory given, guaranteeing exclusive right of le-
Apply to q. f. HORTON, General Superintendent
~ Washington ST., up stairs. Room No. TO- Boston,
Mass. anga,I11n
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To sell complete History of Life, Sufferings and
Death in Rebel Prisons. Some sixty thousand OF our
brave soldiers have died in the prisons. Everybody
should have this work. The author is one of the i'm
portant witnesses in the Wirtz trial His account Of
the Andersonyille prison is yory full and complete
There is great interest felt in this subject
Address j. PATTEN FITCH,
aug 81 div 9f Boston. Mass
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"a Swiss" writing to the Times from Derne,
JOINS In the condemnation OF the practise OF
mountaineering, which is now becoming gen.
efai' de fails to understand the feeling which
prompts men to risk their necks in ascending
d; "a moumtain-peak for no better reason than
Deca1'e nobody had been there be ORE" and
ne warns wa il Engi'h travellers that the applause
w. wnlch they receive on the spot is merely that
or or .ne sulde notel-keepers, and the like, who
est spiiS Vi seh-il-
lac writer Of this letter, which is in sucb
excellent English that it is hard to believe III
the signature is anything more than nom s,Io de
Plane regrets that it is Impossible far tbe .e
SWISS Government to draw a fooI,s onard
round the Alps, as the English have done
round some of the London monuments. ~
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O. Cottage House in Go Aam, Maine. A very
g;; desirable Cottage Hou just finished contain
kss.A ing rooms and Clio Is, together with about
acres land. Pleasantly Gated, and about 10 miles
nom Portland; conver cnt to Schools, Post Othce,
DC. Cottage designe Dy Harding, Architect. For
terms apply to j. Nj Lellan, Gorhan, Me, or
JOHN q. PROCTER,
Aug 22-d3w* Lime St., Portland.
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0. s. Disbursing Office,

AUGUSTA, MAINE,
Aagssst 10, 1865.
n accordance with instructions from the Provost
Marsnal Generals Office, all persons having claims
against me United States for expenses incurred IN
raising recruits for Maine Re ments volunteers, or
other accounts properly chargeable to fund for "Col
lecung, organizing and Drilling Volunteers, ale no.
once for adjustment. q. MACMICHAEL,
Capt 9th U. S. Init'y, M. and Disb's Ofhcer.
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For Sale.

RE;;; ing ten finished rooms, with every conyen-
z:sA ience OF water, &C., acre land un ler high
state fcultivation, with great variety of shrubbery
and nuit trees, currants, goosberries &C.; situated
on the line of the Horse Railroad near Woodford's
Corner. Inquire OF efff gl ~ h IN
JOHN C. PROCTOR. a
aug 2o-d2w aa9n a5l sid Lime Street.
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Farm for Sale.

l9- r4 An excellent milk farm for sale
a /siIM ~ situated in the town of Cum berland
MfaI&~AR on the Portland and Kennebec Rail
10 1HaSElR road, known as the Isael True farm,
adj dining the depot, and eight miles
nom Portland; convenient to schools, stores and
NEE ing; it contains one hundred and twenty acres
OF choice land; win cut from so to 60 tons Of hay
year, and pasture from 20 to 25 head of cattle. There
brooks that run through the pasture, with two arms
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough , keep
two tires for the house. The subscriber viii ell low
as he is about to change bis business
For further particulars enqSie on the premises, or
Of IL JOHN Il. CAYZER.
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Last !

ON Friday last, a small, yellow, shaggy DOG with
~ Wnlte aee and black collar around his neck
marked with silver nails. Whoever will return said
Dog shall be suitably rewarded. sTlG T-,f'T n
WILLIAM H. GRIFFITH, -aa. !,
auezzd1w* d On board Tow Boat Uncle Sam.
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To Let or Lease for term of Years.
FIHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
a d: Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
with two story building thereon, 20 by75 For fur
ther particulars inquire of
JOSEPH H. WHITE,
mayzodt '.e No. 81 Union Wharf.
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PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g. 1876,
Wants, Lost and Found.
Cow Lnst.

ON Sunday Sept Sd, small red Cow with dark
" stripes; hal leather tag attached to horns
marSe sc. b.. Buzel e, Portland" Any one re-
turning the information of her will be liber y
rewarded. ssi. GEO. b. BUZELLE,
Corner Congress ami Lowell Streets.
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Wnnfed.

ITO purchase small Fruit and Confectionery Stand
Il in good location. A cash customer may be
found by any one wishing to sell, by addressing
fa,4~ t G. B. S. BRYANT
Sept Ed3t* ~ e-" Portland p, o.
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Wanted to Purchase,

f!s.A The subscriber wishes to purchase a eonven-
hAniiiis, lent TWo-STORY HOUSE, sceH finished con-
10y tanning about eight or nine finished rooms,
cenerGtty 6r g1sd pleasantly located-price say from
Address..Box 40, Press Office" li4io9 g3aN iaV.
Aug. 25 1S65.-d3W as ff.5 .... r4 a..
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House Lots for Sole.

SEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
~ abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape BRIDGE
Inquire OF E. N. PERRY, at the Sherifss Ofce Port
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots NAV be
seen. mav1atf
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Decalcomania, Decalcomania ,

DICTUREs transferred, with facility. At very l,-v
L rates at No. 373 Middle Street, Payson,s Blo,E
Varnish, with printed directions for using or 20 Is
per bottle. snS22dtt M ~ : ! -
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Wnaated.

1.-TWO active young ladies wanted in Hosiery and
y Glove Store; one of whom must have some ex-
perience in the business. ~ q l...--fT - +
Sept Z, 1s65-d1w - - N' ~ e'A' - - ? :
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Board W0,sted
WOpted---AqentS.

IN PIRATE Family in the Western part of the
4 city. For particulars address r. W., Post Office
Box No. 1882. .,.s- aug29dtf
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Wnnted.

RASIEhS and F1nishers, on Cloaks, can find worl
10 and gsod pay for the season at BFAIj g. RICK
ER'S, No. 100 Devonshire St., Boston
Sept 6-d2w
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For Sale Cheap.

eNMSA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
ZE5y5az7aSIN GlNES, with Hose Carriages; all in
A 6f5 N3 good order. SLIJ
~, n ~. Also, a lot OF Hose suitable fer
-, EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer,
:, VI a. r; MORGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
lana FIRE department. june16f
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House Lnfs.

ELEVEN House Lots, comprising 5000 feet Of
~ ~ Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
Portland, April 2e, 1se5.-dtf
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Sale of Forfeited Goods /!
2 L9.1 COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FATaforrrH

500 COLLECTORS OFFICE, l
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
.,,,, c.,,-. Porttdnd, august is, 1866
fTtHE following described MercbSndise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws Of the
pee9 states, public notice of said seizures having
ma ma e' they will be sold at Public Auction at the
WIce NJ q the y s. Appraisers, 1888 Fore Street on
NJ MWIItpNESDAY, : Sept 20th, 1865, at II O'CLOCK a
= Bags Nutmegs; Q Kegs Spirits Unage barrels
Fotatoes, Trunks containing Bags ~ ESgqtIess'
De- IoiE flf8 ISRAEL WASHBUkN, JR.,
COLLECTOR.
August 18th, 1865. auglsdlawtd
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Found.

A SMALL Yawl Boat; the owner can have IL by
IA Ealing ON the Watchman at Portland CO. PROV
ing property and paying charges
Sept5 -d1w* ~ ~ p. WILLIAMS
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN II. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT s28 EXCHANGE STREET, By
n. A. tOSTER &c co.


THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning. at $500 per annum, in advance
$2.25, Il paid within six months; and $780, II pay
ment be delayed beyond six months
Rates of Advertising. q 81
One inch of space, in length of column, constitute
square" fs ssl e
Sl.5O per square daily first week rs cents pei
week alter; three insertions, less S1O0; continu-
ing every other DAY after hrst week, 81 cents.
nan square, three insertions or less 20 cents; ont
week, SlOO; 80 cents per week after.
Unuer head Of ''AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week. three insertions or less, $1.6O.
SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week
$lOO per square afer three insertions less, S1ov
han a square, three insertions, $1.OO; one week.
$1.59. ~ -f
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE'
PRESS (which has large circulation IN every par
OF the State) for S100 per square for nrst
ana % cents per square for each subsequent niSei
tion.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
BsH All Communications intendeu Ior tne paper
should be directed 10 the (" EDITOR OF THE PRESS,
and those of business character 70 the fUB-
LIsHERS."
ES= JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
euted with dispatch and all business pertaining u
the Office Paper promptly transacted on applicS-
ton as above.
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-Aae2ats Wnaated I

A NY Printer having good Super-Royal or Me-
IA dunn Hand Press for sale, will please commune
cate with JOHN WILSON & SON, Bostou sep5d3t
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For Sale.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

3. The HOME FARM of the late
&MM n JOSHUA e. HALL of Gorham.
EdITExAA Me-, near Great Falls Village, con-
l14#AA.llM tanning about ninety acres, wen di-
vded into wood pasturage and TIL
iage land; produces farty-ve tons of hay Land and
buildings in excellent condition 77-TT-'-7'1
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms. w. o
Inquire OF the subscriber, or of Mrs. L. A. HALL,
on the premises. p r. HALL. -
County Treasurer's Office, Portland Me.
August S-d&wtf ~ N'lI77T = TTSila
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Far Sale.

A me Of the most beautifully located House Lots in
~ Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire at
3 Zr w. s. DYER'S, oa
1874 Middle st.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale two Houses ON DAN
Il forth Street, No. 1i8, with large barn and
store on the same lot The houses are one and half
storles hgn well finished and in good condition. The
lot is 13o by 65 feet with several fruit trees upon IL
The buildings will be sold together or separately, as
purchasers may desire. Title clear, and terms iiber-
5e.4 THOMAS TRACY, on the premises.
Portland, Aug 81, 1S65.-d3w*
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.id w A NTH,Dt

4 WILL pay TEN cents per ~ sor ALL Pamphlets
deiivered at the ohce of the Portland Sugar Co.,
corner Com -asfciai and Maple sts. =
jan3idtt t4- s4so j. NJ BROWN.
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For Sale

SCH'R CONVOY, carries 70 tons, well found in
~ Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, &C. Price
$1100. Apply to
D. T. CHASE Head Long Wharf.
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Wanted.
W0nted.

: rid ahe W02eted. ss4aol ia
~ Vessels to load deals at st. John N.
IAN B., for English and Irish Ports, at high
aE4A44AN est rates Of freight. W s1 tfe III
-{sasI4AIz Also,
%s;.a1E@ To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. 81 4si n.
81 LITTLEJOHN & CHASE,
si No. Central Wharf.
Aug. 29-dtf -e5s .,--I ~. ,.--~ !.
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N OTTO IL /!
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
CITY OF PORTLAND. ieyh

NOTICE 1s hereby given that in pursuance of war
1N rants from the Mayor and AL Term en- of the CITY
ofPorland, the inhabitants thereof qualified by law
to vote for State and County officers viii meet in their
respective Ward Rooms OF usual places of meeting on
MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF SIP
TEMBER instant at ten o'clock in the forenoon then
and there to give in their votes for Governors for four
Senators and four to the Legislature
ofthis State; for County Treasurer, County Com
missioner and County Attorney for the County Of
Cumberland. = -
The Polls on such day Of Election to remain open
closed. 4 - ~ ~
Inc Aldermen ofsaid City will be in open session at
the Ward Room in New City Building (entrance on
Myrue St) nom nine o'clock in the forenoon until one
o'clock the afternoon, each Of the three secular
days next proceeding such day of Election and from
three o'clock to five O'clock on the afternoon of the last
osaid three secular days for the purpose Of receiving
evidence q the quai,ncation Of voters whose names
have not been entered the lists ooualifed voters
and for the several Wards and for correcting said
lists. "a fs3 HLSea
Portland, Sept I'd, 1s65.-dtd ~ -1s5a
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For Sale.

{S7.sf "A two story HOUSE, finished throughout
Eiji with one acre Of land, good barn AMI out
- puidings plent Of water; situated at Aliens
Corner, WestbroOk, about five minutes walk from
the terminus Of the F. A r. R. For particulars en-
quire 9f H. Leighton, Jr., No. Is Silver st. or Of the
Aug2-d3w* d. McINTOSH
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To Rent

A TENEMENT centrally located, to afainily with
Aout children, at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to p. S. W.,
JunelSu No. 374 Middle Street.
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ENLEGANT Chambers for business purposes.
~ wholesale or retail, in the new block 117 Middle
Street. For terms apply at
HALL'S RUBBER EMPORIUM.
Aug. 4-dtf 80 m - -" +, '
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TAINTED.

A NEW ENGLAND FARMER AND WIFE. lff
1Athey have one or more grown up sons good Farm
ployment at satisfactory wages) to work and manage
a Farm, Country Seat on the Hudson River. A first
rate, hard working family can obtain an excellent
100 Parker House, Boston. augs1SSsW2w 4
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House Lot for Sale. I

iSITUATED on the corner Of Deerfng and Henry
~ Sts, 30 K 100 feet Enquire of 'izl T17l
R. w. GAGE, -..,-s
July26 dH Is 137 Commercial St.
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PAssovER AsS EAsIER.--The Jewish feast
Of the passover is celebrated to-day and to-
morrow, but as the ecclesiastical days be-
gin, not at midnight, but in the evening"
for "lhe evening and the morning were the
first day"-the feast was commenced last
night The two last days Of the Passover,
or Pesach, are aisc celebrated, they are
Monday st sunset 70 Wednesday At sunset,
Of The mex. week. The great christian fes-
tival Of Esster-Whieh, like the Jewish
passover, is regulated By the new moon
begins on Sunday next. The present week,
to the Romish, Greek, and Episcopal
churches, is season of CREST religious SOL
emnity. Friday next Ia what is called BY
the English "Good Friday" By the French
Fsndzsds Saint, or Holy Friday. On it is
celebrated the event Of the crucifction.
The Roman Catholic and Episcopal
churches have service on that day. Sun
day nsxt Is Easter Sunday celebrating the
Resurrection Of Christ Il Is the most im-
porisnt Of all the festivals Of the church.
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We do not profess TO be the only Physi-
clan in the city, who may be found at his
Office ct all hours, day or night;" nor do
we, in offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
TO other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor DO We pre-
tend to be inialhble, or the only man ca
psble Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any i0oaier-
ftfi secret remedies, OF extraordinary dqrec-
abie trsatme'tt or paliiatiues; IS all sensible
men must know, that success IN the Prac-
tice of medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of nei0 REMEDIES, OF neio
modes Of treatment, ~ upon the skillful use
of those agencies necessary 10 e perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY sxps-
rience and patient application. We res
peetfully refer the public to our general sd-
Yertisement, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from in the morning TIL 3
at night. L. L. COLEMAx, NJ. D.
81 North Cherry st., Nashville, Tenn.
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The editor Of he Times puts himself 70
the trouble and expense Of Publishing ssv-
.rsl columns Of namea Soz The purpose, frit,
Of getting his own name before the public
eye in staring capitals and secondly, Of
showing thai the proprietOrs Of the Nash
yiIle uktoN aid not vots ~ the Presidential
slsstion in November last. What if il be
true that We did not vote. There was NJ
probability that the vote Of Tennessee
would be coanted, and, il wa mattes Of
little nonsat whether any one east his vote
or not. 1.-THE sdilOrhad not had some sinister
object IN view-if he had not felt an eager
desire 20 build up his own interests AZ ihe
expense Of oshers-he would have tsken
step further and pobiisbed the lisi Of voters
on Tie s2d Of February and the ith 81
March. The elections on thesei days
"mesnt work'-they had material results.
The proprietOrs Of the USrox uers On hand
then. They were also on hand when q .
Governor called for an snrolmans q The
militia. They did not shirk that imPortaRs
duty; snd they stand ready nov % ebay
tie esn EITHER State When che needs thesr
services in the Geld.
The Editor Of the Tines pridss himself
on his enterprise. BE boosted some Gays
ago Of his superior enterprises II getting
cos the Goxsraof,si message ahesd q sli
othsrs. he was saaaa o. ell eomPetitioa'
because he had ne competitor. he won IN
. sc. in which ha was the only entry and
came ont under Whip - sPur, painting Snd
biowiur. But be knows be hss not The
bottom 70 wialz race against eompesi-
ton. Henes. he has allied himself win
the coppsrhssd Press-ths Press he 50 de-
noanesd last yesr--and proposes % Purch-
ase IL aid VITA : portion q the Legislative
+" assh psss'' The sssory smell Of which has
set him kowling. sopa 70 Cerberusi There .
sntsrprise--resl enserprise--Mercsrnary
enterprises We d. not have thai soFt, We
stand on our own resources. We use cur
own moaaa- We can 40 ear oEn printing,
sna fhs pebiie's vitAoss ealing IN ths sid
Of DE enemy. When ve caa't Do thst Wen
shut up shop.
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THR RfvER.--The rise Of the river from
The late heavy rain vas Of unusual rapid
ity On Saturday evening it was falling.
on Sunday morning it had risen over six
feet, and continued 70 rice during the day
ii the rate Of twelve inches an hour. Gov
eminent had largo snount Of freight on
the landing. An immense force Of en-
pleyees was set 10 work 10 remove it, but
Notwithstanding the most strenuous efforts,
the waters we're too quick for them, and q
large amount Of corn and forage is dam
eyed.
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Notice TO LiqaOr Dealers.

The undersigned announces tina. he has
been made the agent for Che sale Of liquors
for certain parties in Louisville, KY. Any
person having permits 10 ship such goods
here for sale can have them filled BY com
ing 70 me, at Louisville prices. Common
liquors at quotation prices. ! hate the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand,
snd guarantee each order flled according
70 sample. N. L. ALExASDER, Agent
II Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
mar13-tf
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CasnIx1L CogEr.--Att this Court yesterday
the negro Tom, charged with assault and
battery with intent 70 commit q rape,wRs up
and examination Of witnesses commenced.
S. H. waggonsr, grand larceny trial set for
April path. Messrs. John A. williams and
n. ". Trinbls we're sworn in A. attorneys.
For disregarding 3 summons e attend a.
Jurors, the following gentlemen we're fined
FIVE dollars each ~. shyen, james Lord,
Z. Wolf, W. J. carringtOn, ~. Arlington,
samuel Mailing, Green saWyers, Ben Wa
lace, 8. Abonms, 7. L. Cook, VIM. Thomp-
s1n, ". 3. Ferguson, W. R. Warmaek. and
James Marshsli.
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EcLPsK.--There was sn ecliPseofthe moon
last night at a little before ten o'clock, the
process Of obscur alton commencing soon
after eight, the eclipse proper, ended at hall
past eleven, and the entire obscuraticn At
a quarter past one. Had not enviOns clouds
have inservened, We should have had q
beautiful sight. one-ffth Of the moons
surfhee was eelipsed, the phenomenon be-
ing partial.