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NEWS FROM NORFOLK.

jon. Dsvfs Removed to Better Quarters
The Property Of the Andsrsonville Pris-
oncrs Sent to Washlmgton, So.
BAImoRs, Sept 10. 1906
Tho Norfolk Pox says:-JefeFson Davis was yesterday
trsnfsrrsA from his oassmats prison 10 In Car
roll Hall, In Fortress Monroe The change was made
necessary becsuss Of ths declining health Of tho arch
traitor Carroll Hall is perhaps, the comfortable
building In the FORT and. instead Of being limited 10
portfolio view Of the world, Mr. Davis will now DO en-
abed to survey the entire parade ground from his prison
window.
telegram received yesterday at tho Provost Mar
shais once ffom General Baker, in Warrington to
rest g. Garrison, Of Accomac, and send him to wash
ington, with tho property committed to his chargsb By
Captain wndsr consisting Of watches aud other property
taken from Andersonvle prisoners Garrison left nthe
Baltimore boat yesterday tho charge Of Captain Hitch
cock for Washington in obedience the orders received
by telegraph.
The Post also saysThe press Of the country has been
extensively sold regard the reported recovery Of the
safe of the gate Cumberland containing large amount
of specie. The only money recovered as we stated a.
the time, was q twenty hoar gold piece
REUNION or THE GETTYSBURG HERoEs.-Mr Bacheidcr.
the great delneator Of the battle field Of Gettysburg pro-
poses to embody history the immense mass Of facts
in relation to the battle which, he collected in the
of the preparation Of his gcometreal drawing His draw
ing or diagram gives the location Of every regiment.
Union or REBEL engaged the battle, and Us position on
each Of the three days; and this minute fidelity, con
tinued into history, will make this the most remark
ablc story OF battle ever written Mr.. Bachelor to
make his history even more perfect proposes TO spend
the month Of October at Gettysburg and he invites all
the persons who were engaged in the battle 10 meet him
there una ccntrbu,e any knowledge they may possess
Many hava already accepted This invitation and the
siou /. ava rove an exceedingly interesting QUE
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THE Hon. FERNANDO WOoD.-This distin-
guished political pilgrim, from Old Jerusalem,
has returned to cast about for the shortest road
to the New Jerusalem Of the spoiis. What the
rome tying and rope undoing Davenport
Brothers are among tho spiritnalists the Wood
Brothers are among the politicians With the
invisible powers behind them they have done
somr wonderful things; bat, at last, We are
afraid, as in the case Of the Davenport Brothers,
their tricks have been found out The Hon.
Fernando may have learned some new ones
among those wise men Of the East, the sooth-
sayers and jugglers Of the Holy Land; but If
80, he will probably give as touch Of them in
his contemplated speech to the Mozart de-
mocracy. Doubtless he has also learned
new trick or two from those fhmoas copper
heads Of Palestine, the Bedouin Anbs The
/" cardinal principles" Of these fellows are the
real stuff for Mozart Hall and ell the rings" of
our New York Arabs.
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inrdge, late rebel Secretary of War, who left
the company Of JEFF Davis in Georgia just In
time to make good h,s escape to Havana, has
turned up at Montreal, in Canada. Whether he
has gone there TO meet his family, or to put in
an application for pardon, or to consult with
George Sanders in reference to Jake Thomp-
sons contingent Richmond fund for the ode
tached service of JEFF Davis, we do not know.
We presume, however, that Breckenridge has no
"grcat expectations" Of forgiveness from Andy
johnson, and that he will remain in Canada for
some time. His secesh colleagues in the
United States Senate on the eve of the war are
now scattered to the four winds of heaven
Mason an exile in London, Slidell in Paris,
BENJAMIN in Cuba, Green and Polk (of Missouri)
the Lord knows where, Toombs en- route for
Mexico or Brazil, Hunter asking permission to
leave bis country, Duke Gwin (of California;
dancing attendance upon Macmillan, Mallory
(of Florida) a prisoner, Nicholson (of Tennes-
see) begging for q pardon, and Wigfall stray
gler on the road from Texas to Mexico; while
JeH. himself, with his Canadian colleague Of
Jake Thompson, the consequential Clement c.
Clay, is snugly housed in Fortress Monroe The
beauties Of his Southern confederacy as thus
suggested to Breckenridge in Canada must be
very interesting Meantime Andy johnson,
the only Senator from the rebel States
Faithful among the aithless, faithful only he
the only man Of them who had the patriotism
and moral courage to stick TO the Union when
his State went drifting into the deluge of the
rebellion, Is now the man upon whose word it
depends whether all Of these Senatorial exiles
shall so remain or whether some of them shall be
permitted to return to the government and the
country which they betrayed. Was there ever
man in the world who held proudcr posi-
ton than that which Andy Johnson holds to-
day. Such Is the reward of hs fidelity in ahe
hour Of danger.
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lad the temerity ensoonce themselves quietly within
the building have driven out in perfect terror &C.
cording 70 veracious Jereymen by these hord sounds
The stock market was dull yesterday, and slight
spasmodic rise the morning was followed by CORE
spending relapse in the afternoon Gold YVES somewhat
nrmer, and closed at llSH.
Commercial matters were rather quiet on d1iarsss,
and business was smaller than on any er Day during
the week. Foreign sooas were re% Arkably quiet but
holders were not willing 70 grant ahy concessions not
withstanding the lower price Of rod AZ comnared with
the early part of the wee Domestic produce was dull
and heavy with fsy~ exceptions Cotton was heavy
without dscids< change In price Groceries were in
nodsEssfSa demand and unchanged Petroleum was less
active, but firm On Change -four and wheat were dull
and heavy. Corn was steady Oats were nrm. Pork
was steady and lard and whiskey iwers higher
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Volume XXX. NO. 400
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napolis.
Yard, accompanied by other naval ofncers, yesterday
visited Admiral the Baron Ddeot, board the French
steam frsate Themis lying 10 our harbor, and
received with the usual salute and courtssies
Another detached balloon ascension made yester
day from the grounds Of Professor Love- the ssronau at
the Sixth avenue entrance 10 the Park. The balloon
Quaker City, carrying three passengers. including
HERALD reporter was cut loose from her moorngs about
Ave o'clock in the evening" and went on hsr voyage In
nne style landing some time after dark with safety 70
herself and her voyags the cooHsey shof distance
above Harlem. The evening IVES clear end beautiful
and delightful trip was enjoyed by those board
The One Hundred and Sixty-nfth regiment New York
Volunteers Second Duryees zouaves yesterday had their
formal reception after their return home They paraded
through Broadway and other principal thoroushares
oortsd by the Fif,ynh regiment Of the National Guard
Tho funeral Of the Rev. Peter Haml, Of Newburyport
Massachusetts, whose death the result Of the terrible
injuries inflicted himself with razor on board q
New Haven Railroad train, Wednesday last On dc.
scrbed In the HERALp Of the following day took place
yesterday The religious services conducted at s.
Stephens Catholic church. In Twenty.eight street. and
the remains were conveyed TO Calvary Cemetery
A German named Joseph Gartner returned soldier
was yesterday arrested and committed by Justice Mans
field on charge Of bgamy, two women laying claim TO
him a. husband. Both wives worc In court
The people Of Jersey City claim 70 DO now in posses
SION Of great sensation IN the shape Of a haunted
church. from the interior OF which there can nightly be
heard proceeding means groens and unearthly yells
PERSON. vhn I" "".- 4" 'n.estIeats tho mystery have
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Vacant Lots.

A splepild vscsnt lot on Spruce street, very hes
| Church adjoining ne beauiiial residsnee Of jude
Foster on the sonth fronts 60 ieet on spruce, an
rtias hack lie 70 Mcllsmore street l is very con
! vsniant 10 me n &C K r Depot Terms easy.
Also a lot 100 feet front 90 James street, uy ~
I feet deep; besutifnl bu lding ste; ado rs N
properly known as .. HaWihorne,' o~nsd by M
/ gene Underwood. Price. 81 per icoii CASH
Aiso q beautiful lot Of gr0und running thno1g'
| ffoas Col ele O. Market street, south Nashtllle
very near the lire Of the Street X K fronts le-5
feat on both streets -
Also, ch ics Dot on Cullese streei opposite IN
gius Home No. Z; very valuaoie,
Also IS feet Of ground on Woodland street, Edfe
field near where Dr.. shelby heuse ioimeril
Slsoa large number Of cher Tote and houses il
the best parts Of the town also. god many loa
vet uusold 10 RarnsaY's addition Anose ieS ~
beng rapidly improved. -.
We have large number Of elegant LOIS huitau'
OF buiiiine business houses sad dw elhngs on, Il
various paris Of tie city. IN
I35 feat 81 sacant eronrd opposite the ''Ee-
male Academy" nesr the Nashville and Nnsta
n Os-a Railroad for tale-
A choice Lot fronting 100 ieet en- kilsseA sstet
near Tulip street church. 49,. =.
ne daee. Nery convenient % ne hire nfiaee.
A Lot fronting 50 feet on FAtheriand street, u1
Ia deem. Nery near the Wire Bridge
I've Lots hetreen Russell and Fatheriana streets
frontiug 80 feet each on Car, ~ I've deep
A eho &c Lot, fronting Sc feet on EslaeIi'aa ana
running beck lsbs in 3 god aeighoornood
Two Los on Faiheriand, each lrontin& y ieet y
10 Joining Oscar Bob mes prorefty.
Two ufs on Fafheriaud. opposite oscar nollfne :
property, esch 80 by i70 feet
A choice lsoi, ffondng 50 feet on Russell street.
b. no deep. sdioini1g A. n. D.n, and very eozEe-
nseuf 70 The Wire Bridge.
A Lot On Russell street. adlclnng cunning
hsfn. froeH 50 By 10 Ret
SIGHT Acres Of the Nery best garden land, ironi-
ine SO yards on esllatn PIKE, b soo yAros o. ne
County road
Esghi or ten Lots iyinx south e sheIcy Asenne.
A large number o. Icts in Rsmssys Aadlnoss
and nFsS otaaEa, beaRtfuliY locstad and TSiaania.
sug35-a
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AtIaRtic& Great WsstemRaiIWa,
Three Through TraiaS leaFsCiHslnnali Daily
LIGHTNING DAY EXPRESS
MaRNTHfa Esvpupccff

50 The is the only route to the Oil Regions {
PennsylFanla- The hight Express leaves every
Sunday = ight instead Of Saturday Night An oihei
Trains leave Daily, Sundays excepted.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers holding Through Tlckets can have
their Baggage checked through 10 defamation.
Upon erriYai Of Steamers al Cincinnati convey.
ance II be furnished. free Of rhsrge 70 Aotels Of
Depot. Al the u \ Mai Line steaTners stop at
O. ". Railway Wharf Bost, foot Of 5gh Street, An
OMNIBUS and Baggage Wegnn viii De ia readiness,
nlon sfrEal Of Evening BOAT from Louisville q
convey pas engers I'D Their baggage. free, TO At
lsntic and Great W esien RsiIway Depot Ia very
short distance,) thus insarlng connections.
fnrs 81 low, and time As quick as by any other
rcufe.
siS-Ticllets can he procured ia Cincinnad At the
Northeast corner Broadway snd Frlnt Street No
81 West Fourth Street, and AT the New Passenger
Depot Ciucinnat, HaHitoa and Dayton Railway,
sld at Principal Olhcos Of Connecting L mes.
&. r. FJLLER, Can't BARNEY,
Gen. ilcketAe'L Pass. Ag't LouisF lie.
II. McI4A REN,
eepiz-u General superintendent.
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A Brick Cottage With3 rooms, on Russell street
very near ihe WIRE Bridge, and m an e1cehen
neielborhood. Price, g, 500 cash.
Also, another nice Brick Cottage on WOODLAND
street sim more convenient to the Wire Bridge
snd yery valuable; has rooms, siore room anS
porch good cistern, etc. Prce, So $50 cash
Also. h-use and lot on Woodland street; hous'
contains rooms; Lot fronts leo ieet BY liu lee
deep; good shade, etc. Price, $500; one-thTS
cash, balance IN sad yesrs.
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. Lot mont
50 feel BY 200 deep, good clstsrn. Price $3.50
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen
Rooms Of good size good cisiern; porch mont ano
rear Lot fronts 81 feet by no deep situated neal
sEelbg Park, and very convenient 10 the hr'
Bridge. Price $500.
Alarmed House with rooms and hall, porch 70
mont, well shaded and well enclosed Lot fronts Q
ieet on Woodland 10 feet deep; joins the residence
Of Mr. Bury. rice $500.
brick House with rooms, en- Herman street
lot 50 feet by lT0 Good cistsrn and RardeE, All Se3
enclosed, Price $780,
A House on Shelby street. with good rooms, q
kitchen, cellar and good oIsisrn. Lot Us iest By
lg6. Psice $500 cash.
A name House on 6aliahn pIEe with SIX rooms,
kitchen, outhouses. and an excellent cisiern well
enclosed. Loi to feethy 40. Price sS5oe.
A framed House on Ganstiu Pike, Win rooms,
orihouses, lumber shed, ami excellent cisteTn.
lot 100 ieet by 10. Terms $500.
A Large two-story Brck residence. with eight
rooms, on Russo 81 near Tulip street church "
Lot fronts 100 feet by ITO feet deep. 6ood silehen,
q. tern, etc snd well enclosed improvements IN
excellent condition. and one Of the b, st locations in
Edgekeld.
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At Johnsonville. n'the Tennessee River, close
connection is made with fine Daily Iine Of Steam
ers, 10 ST. Louis. They will receive the Cotton and
pay all accrued charges to that POINT, and trans
port i to st. Louis, giving through bill Of lsdmg to
keW York At Il. Louis, the Cotton is transferred
by the boats to Broad Gague Mississippi and Ohio
River Railroad, free Of Drayage, and by them is
carried to New YORK without ehsDge OF cars. If
shippers prefer the route by way OF Louisville, the
Agents OF the different Through Freight Lires to
New ork, will receive it at Nashville and forward
it al the way by Rail, paying accrued charges,
without extra expense. The Nashville Louis
vile, and the Nashville 4 Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way Of JohnsonVnle
will not change cars at Nashville.
Rates from Johnsonvil to New York Sc per hale
from Nashville (all Rail-, $40 so. las we advi
sedl Parties desiring 70 re-ship st Nashville, in
stesd OF JohnsOnyilie, can have option Of shipping
by Steamboat to Cincinnati the Cumberland Rv
er being in fine boating order" at low ratss Of
Freight, not exceeding 81 per bale to Cincinnati,
and from that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at S. per hale Cotton by either route
can be laid down in New York from Eusaua. Mont
gOmery, Columbus or West Point, in IL days.
Shippers must consign TO Steamboat Agent at
Johnsonville and 10 Agents OF Through Lines. or
Commission Merchant at Nashville. Government
permits must accompany each bill Of ladiDg.
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of rs acres in Sumner county, miles
from Gailatin 20 ac Is cleared, ha.snee heavily
numbered aud vel sstsred; land Of fret rate quality
has good country house With rooms and other
Improvements Price, 81 500 Tor the tract.
Also, 900 acres Mineral and Coal Lands on
Cumberland Mountains; his any amount Of the
very best timber ON it.
Al o. Nee tile farm Of acres. well watered
aud we'll improved, al HendersOnyiAe 10 miles from
Nashville, on soc 4. 4 n. r. K. Has on it splen-
did spring and well; the place well nciOsed. Friee
s., so cash.
Also, farm Of 200 acres Of very rich land lying
on Spr ny Creek Madison county, West Tennessee,
Is miles rom Jackson, at the in ersscuOn of two
good pixies. Improvements hrst rate. Will he aold
IN body or in tracts 20 suit purchasers. Price, s50
per acie.
Alsn. one ofthe best and most highly improved
farms IN the Sta.e teautlfllly located this side
Harpsth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, Is miles
from Nashville, contains ~ acres; Improvements
OF the FIRST oider. Can be bad at q bargain if sold
immed ately.
A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; .oil rich, well enclosed with g1'd
cedar fence ;spendidiy EateTed; four hundred
seres cleared balance vel tmbered with cedar and
other < owth two residen' IS on the plaee-One
with rooms, the other with roOms-bosh with
good outnouses, sc.
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE.
100 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskcy.
% Viewers MononEshes Whisky.
% Robertson county,
p Fine old Lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very fire.
10 Old apple ="
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine Star and Crescent Port Wine
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, Superior quality)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
80 e Weeks Fine Catasba Vine
TO longworth's Sparkling CsiaW be Wine.
100 Imported Claret Vine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum
10 " Imported Holland Gin,
81 Cases genuine Nsuch1ts3 Absvnthe
10 Casks Supeuor Cat.woa Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine \. o sugar
rs Bbls ami = bills Powdered Bar. Sugar.
SO Crushed Sugar.
so Bags Prime Rio Coffee
IS Bids and = bbis n D Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
$50 Stsr and Summer Candies.
100 Starch.
30 Cases sssOrted Matches.
100 " B q Soda.
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A ekNrs Wa rRu FOK ..THF sEuR A, sp,,
n WIZ, the Field, the Dungeon. and ne -
o-lt' p most Interesting and e1citing bonl
ever fl'ttis1ea. eutracinE Mr.. RclsaFxison's m
sl-i.,ee eAlerience Tor iour years; traveIHnr
: ltindne h uil ahound 10 stirring events ri
eoe,sln n,ofe o. the tsct Incident AMI rarnsEss n
- ~ thsn any oi1er wors Published. Ssnd Al
Nife'ii-is- Aaaress goNfs ARls, a CO
~ v. an strsei CinsianasA ssaio
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For Sale the following Farms :
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm OFFS sores OF good land, miles from tn
CITY. near the Stewards Ferry Pike, well fenced and
| IN cultivation.
Nashville near Stones river Ike 40 acres cleared
balance heavily tiinbered. LAnd very rich.
Also, farnl Of so acres fine land. miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Hss good
country improvements on il; % acres heayils
| tmbered Pnce, $50 per acre.
Also, fsrm Of 194 seres SO miles frmo II city
On the Buena Vista Pike IS acres cleared. bslaucs
heavily timbered splendIdly watered soil ve-y
rich, viii be sold ms body or divided to suit pur-
Also, a farm Of acres, miles from the city and
Il Ine from Mufffeesbofp Pike. Splendid land and
mss some good timber on IT,
A Farm OF sixty acres good lsnd-lO acres IN
timber-three miles rom the city, on the Com !
roa 4, between the Carl1sviile and Brick Churci
Pike. Price $780,
A Farm Of 1871 Acres, miles nom the City,
on The sNeely's Bend Pike One-hslf OF the tract
Is cleared. balance well timbered. has on it a i've
story brick residence with SIX good rooms, coed
kitchen. stable, and her outhou-es. The farm Is
finely SRteTed. and Is enclosed with q good cedar
fence.
A Farm OF 81 acres, OF stones River Pike, 3
miles from the .ty, on Millereek-opposits Smiths
Mil About TWO thirds Of II 10 neh bottom land
| and well wsfered.
Nice Lille Farm Of I65S Acres, four and =
hsif miles from the ely. on the Whites creek pike;
our sores in timber Place wen watered.
A spIsnsiS Farm containing 4aO Acres, FIVE
miles rom Eashvill- on the NashSiilA and Chaits-
noo, a railroad a. Glen Chhe Depot, aod on Miil
creek. The land is very rich, splendidiy watered
and beautifully located. This is one Of ths best
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, and Is pecu-
har adapted 70 rai-ing Stock. On the place u a
rsiiroai SWITCH" near BY Is a very Avge and
bank b. ing splendid piaee fer an extensiSa Brick
Ysrd. TEere Is two story brick residence, with 3
framed addition, containing rooms; also kitchen
and Oui-houses, good barns, stables, 6c., anu an
Orchard OF lou choice Frut Trees.
Nice Little Farm of IT Acres four and a
half miles from the city, on the Dekerzon Pike.
Has fran d houss with four rooms, out houses and
stable. Lana very rich, excellent water. Price
s, 500 cRsh.
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