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BALrmoRE, February A.-Flour steady.
Wheat steady. Corn dull, with declining
tendency; yellow II, white 7sa79. Oats
dull. Seeds quiet. Provisions dull; bacon,
shoulders 14I, sides ~. Sugar firm and
active. Whisky dull at 1922.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
Speaker Coifax's Receptions.

We are authorised to announce that
Speaker coLrAx's receptions will be contip-
usd every Thursday evening" from 81 till II
p. m.
The reception Of Speaker CoLPAx's mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for
ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them,
will be continued every Wednesday afternoon
from l to 4p m
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

CoLoRED SOLDIERS CLAms.-The Freed
mems Bureau has established an Office for
the collection Of claims for the widows and
orphans of the oolored soldiers who have
served in the war.
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SUBSCRIBED SUBSCRIBE I

Persons wishing to subscribe for the RE-
PUBLICAN and have it left at their resi-
dsnces by carriers, can do so BY leaving their
names with Mr.. CHARLEs D. WELLEs, at
Wlllsyd's Hotel news depot.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

AS- water Registrars Once,
WARRINGTON l7th January. l66


All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limitS Of this city, into which tho
Aqueduot Water has been introduced, other than
property Of the United States, are hereby re-
mi ed that on the lst day of January instant the
water reu for the year Guiding January !, 1857,
became due aud payable at this ONCE. II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the lst Of
February, the delinquents are subject to stop
page Of the water from their premises and pen.
atty OF two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to January l, 1857, previous to
the restoration Of the water.
RANDOLPH CoYLR,
Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

GALvEsros, Feb. 13-Resolutions were
offered In the Texas State Convention de.
claring the secession Of the State null and
void, and denying the right Of any State to
secede. A motion TO lay It on the table was
defeated, by the following vote-46 to 3s.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

CIsciSSArI, Feb. IA. - Tho Kentucky
Legislature rejected the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery, and passed
resolutions asking for the removal Of the
troops, the restoration Of the habeds eorpu,,
and condemning the freedmen's bureau.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
MARRIEn.

At the Church Of tho Epiphany, on the 18th
inst, by Rev. DR.. Hall, HOWARD RDNUkDs, Of
Pottsviile, Pa, to MARY 4 owRS, daughter Of \.
W. Owen, Esq, Of this city. Il
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

New YoRK, Feb. l&.-Co;ton quiet. State
-four advanced 10 cents; Southern Is un
changed. Wheat and Corn dull. Beef steady.
Pork heavy. Whisky duII.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

WE ARE INFORMED that the youth killed
In Chicago was not the son of Senator TRUN-
BULL, but Of the Hon. GEo. TRUnBULL,
brother and law partner Of the Senator.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

NEW YoRK. Feb. 14.-The store house Of
the Victoria Mills, in Saratoga county, was
destroyed by FIRE with Ave hundred bales Of
cotton, Loss SllO. 900,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ss- Disoontiouence OF Travel Across

TIE PorOMAc BRID0E. a.......
OFFICE COMMISSIONER PUBLIc BUILDINGS,
CAPITOL or THR UNITED SrATBs,
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. Il, 1896.
In consequence OF the insecurity Of that portion
Of the Potomac Bridge on which the southern
draw rests, II Is doomed advisable that II should
remain open until the proper repairs 10 the bridge
can be made. Tho travel across the bridge will,
therefore, be discontinued until an appropriation
Is made by Congress aud the bridge properly re-
paired.
The Aqueduct Bridge at Georgetown is always
open to travel b. B. FRENCH,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
fel4-l0t GChron, Int, Star
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SUPREME CouRr or THE USirEp STATE


WEDNESDAY, February a.
No. Q. Thomas II. Newell, appellant, VS.. Alex
andsT Norton.
No. ~, Joseph Andrews, plaintiff in error, VS..
Charles A. Heneler
No. 81, James X Simpson and others, plaintiffs
In error, VS. Austin Dali eta.
Aud No. 60, Louis DesObry. plaintiff In error,
va. John NichOlAon-
Ordered by the Court, that those causes, or
either OF them, will be heard on the Arst Monday
OF March next, after the argument In No. s65, er
pdrte Bowles, on proof OF notice by either
party 10 the other to the counsel OF such other
party, appearing OF record In this court or to the
attorney Of record In the court from which the
cause Is brought.
No. ia Tho ship Cheshire aud cargo. appsl-
lants, against the United States The argunsnt
uaited States, and Concluded by Mr.. Edwards
No, ils The uRltsd States, appellants, against
Josefa N de Seriano, widow, &c. The cause was
argued by Mr. Wills for the United States.
No. IA. J. Edgar Thompson, plAinliH In error,
against the county Of Lee.
This cause was Submitted to the consideration u
by Mr. Howell aud Mr.. GrAut FOR the plaintif in
error, and by Mr. Allison for the defeudRnts In
error.
No. lis. Henry within and others appellants,
vs., The United states. The plaintiffs In error in
this cause having been three / mes solemnly
called by the Marshal aud falling to appear, 4
was on motion Of Nj. Ashton, Assistant Attorney
General, ordered to bs dismissed under the 18th
No iii. DSoiel W. wetmsre appellant, vs.
The Steamboat Granite State, her tackle, &c The
New Haven Steamboat Company clAlmants
The argument Of this tause was commenced
by Mr., Benedict for the appellant.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14

CRIMINAL COURr--JWdgs Esksr---(Ed.
ward G. Carrinston, Rsq, District Attorney,
prosecuting)
MArgAIst Cumberland and Albert Cum berland,
indicted for reeeiving stolen property, were ar. .
Iaignsd and plead not guilty. The Jury was
thsa sworn, and the esss was on trial Vhsn our
IspoTt eloSSd, Hs y Hn tF b.
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KSoxvILLR, TEsN,. Feb. A.-A negro
yesterday was hung by a mob for shooting
Lieut.. Col. Aver OF the 1st Tennessee cav.
airy ~ ... ...
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The Eight Hour Law In Ohio.
CNcIsSATI, Feb. IA The lower branch
Of the Legislature passed a bill fixing eight
hours for n DAYS labor
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UOmmIssIOner OF Public Buildings,
fell-l0t IChrOn,, Int, Star

A3- Notice.-To the Taxpayers OF
WAsHISGroE CITT.-Ths Board OF Assessors hAv-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1865,
hereby give notice that they will sit as a Board
Of Appeals aud for the purpose OF making cor
reotoOs from WEDNESDAY, the l4th instant, to
MARCH lst, 1856, inclusive, Sundays excepted,)
at their room, No. o, Basement Story, west wing
Of City Hall, from A. M. to T. II, each day.
By order Of tho President.
THos. H. DONoHU,
fel0-dtml Secretary Board Of Appeals,
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LOCAL ~ IL w -.

/ISTERvIRw OF TIE COMMITTEE or THE
SouTHERS MErHoDrsrs WITH President JoHN.
'soS.-Yesterday the committee appointed BY the
Methodist Episcopal Conference in Alexandra to
visit the President, made y verbal report OF the
interview, stating that they had represented to
the President that there were one hundred
churches with II, 900 members, under the minis
try OF the conferences, aud twice twelve thousand
hearers. They assured the Executive Il the dis
position Of conference to cooperate cordially
with bin In tranquill'Hing the country, especially
within the section to which their labor, we've
connued called attention to the troubled state
OF aGairs, and alluded TO the agitation among the
people In consequence Of their being elected
from the churches by the military authorities,
statipg that he and other ministers had been
already dispossessed, aud that more were likely
to share the same fate. nothing was dous TO ar
rest the matter Tho military had Informed the
people that the orders for eJectmeot had come
from the President. These orders bad gone into
operation about the hrst Of September last, but
rops Of the delegation had ever seen them or
copies Of the same.
br. Bond, Rev. Messrs. Register and Poi.
ral were reported as having made some s.ate-
ment' to the President on the matter under dis
cussiop.
Tho President inquired about the order OF eject.
Nment and the connection which the military had
bad with II. Mr.. Hogan replied to him that the
only order he had heard Of was the one from the
War Department some time ago re'aive to a
church In the Valley Of Virginia, at wiucheSrer
pekhAps, which case had been referred to Gen.
Hancock to investigate and report Not having
heard anything about the case siuce, Mr.. Hogan
surpassed it had been satisfactorily settled.
To the statements thus made, the President
after referring to the delie.te nature Of church
/ diiieultss generally, said he thought the Gov
eminent should Interfere ~ little as possible N
such matters. A sort Of general conversation
then ensued, duriug which It ives sugge ted by
one Of the committee TINT written tt-tenent O
the ejectmont case1 be collected aad laid before
the President, to which tRe President aSSeuted
adding that he prclumed the matter woild bt
fully Investigated a1d that they would be re
lleved from milltSry interiereacs.
Tho committee told the President that where Q
mai jority OF the congregations were opposed Ia
them. they preferred TO withdraw peace bly,, bui
not to awe way 70 q minority and Mr. Register
stated that In his district the opposition church
party was composed exclusively OF negroeS.
The President then said that there should bt
au Investigation Of the facts, and the Goyernmen nj
would not act arbitrarily with which the com
mittee expressed themselves satisfied, aud Ie'
tired.
Throughout the interview the PreSident'i
manner wac remarkably kind and courteous.
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WATER REoIsrRAH's oYyIeE, }

January 8lst, 1885,
The pressure Of business on this otice has ren-
deTed It necessary to extend the time for the re.
eeiPt Of Water Rents to the LIST Of March, after
VIII ch date the water will be shut of toithota any
further notice, from all houses the water rent OF
which shall not be paid up to January lst, 1857
febl -thsASm Water Registrar.
A3~COnsnInptiOn,s scrOIuIa, thsunin-
tism, &c. -HED0RMAN 4 CO.'S Genuine Medi-
einai Cod Liver oil has proved, by twenty ysars'
experience, the most valuable remedy In use,
rs while It cures the disease, II gives strength
aud nesh TO the patient Warranted pare and
made from Fresh LiVsrs, Sold by Druggists
generally. HEGEhkn CO.,
Ohsmists and DIuggists,.
ROis'dhvsm 'IE.T. New YsFs,
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Receipts and Disbursements at the
ONCE OF the Assistant Treasurer
oftke United states at New York,
for the Month Of March, 1866.
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Msrshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of & writ Of f "a 10 me directed from
ID the Tcut Court Oi the United States, for the
Middle District Ci Ienne ssee at lie October term,
1856 Wii sell, on Saturday, the 18th day n April
lst6, commencing az 10 O'Clock a M 81 Public Auc-
ton 10 the bignest bidder, for cash hand AT the
Court house door IN Nashville, davidson county al
the ght tile, claim, lntere and estate which ".
h. Horn Son have in and to the following dlscTlb-
ID real estate, viz; Lot No II, in hWins Addition
TO the city Of Nashyll e, fronting 26 feet on Fogg
street, mmencng l40 feet from Stevenson street,
snd lunnIng back l30 feet 10 ten foot alley; being
the came lot the tide Ct which was vested 10 said
". n. tom on, By decree Il he ChaneeTy C5uTt
Of Dav dsOn county, at its November term, 1865.
Also, one other lot Faid Addition, being No IS
the plan ffcnt NJ % feet on FOgg street, cOmmene
inq at the West conner # No II and running along
sad street. 26 ieet ST right angles 100 feet ten
foot alley; thence along sad alley westwardly z6
feet; thence Il rgnt angles 10 the beg ming; being
the sahie OF tie tile 10 which was vested ia SSH
". II Horn son by decree Of the Chsncery Court
Of Davidson county, at iie November term 1865, to
Fatis al execution against said W. h. Horn son,
and ~ favor Il 5utphen Weaks.
narGW4t Err GLASCOCK, N. N. d. T.
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MarshaI's Sale.

10y vt tue Of SIX wnts Of IA, to me directed from
ID the CT cut Court Of the United states for TIE
NJ ddle District Ct Tennessee, issued at its October
term, 1863, viii on SATURDAY the l4th day Of April,
1866 commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, sell at pub
he auction, 10 the highest bidder for ca.h IN hand,
al the court house door IN Ma hviile, Davidson
COUNTY, all the right, tiue, claim interest and es-
"a which b. !. Hui has IN and to ths following de-
scribcd real e. ate, town lot in the town Of
McMinnEille, Warren county, Tenn on she south
side Ct the Main street In aid town, beginning at
stake the " corner Of lawson Wallings lot, il
being also the corner Oh the lot herein described,
and On the edge Of Main street, running south
poles aud 2 inks u stake oD said Walilng's cor
ner; thence elstw.th his line poles and 10 links TO
stake on spring street. thence with the same
south Z poles Gsd links 20 axe on Summer
street; thence west with said street poles and
nlls 70 the 5. r. corner If W. ID. Warders lot;
thence with his line north 10 poles and 10 links to
the n 4 corner oa Main street, and links west TO
the n W. corner Of Thomas Smartts shop;
thence east vita Main street poles and q links to
the beginning; including 50 poles of land IN said
bounds, aitsT polling out said Thomas c. SmaTits
shop gether with the brick store house, dwell
ing, and oiher Improvements thereon; to satisfy
SIX executions against said III ], and in favor Of
HoSell smith & 90 Truiu Bro Co Bancroft 4
Co, McCurdy Bro q Brewster, Hyatt, Ingrshsm
4 Co. and Haddo k, Reed Co.
mari 4tw L. K. GLAsCOCK, NJ. NJ. D. T.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF TIE ADAMS EXPRESS CO, !
PUBLIo s4UAEE, NAsHgILLE,

OrFTcE OE7 THE ADAMS EXPRESS 20 I
PUBLIC S4OAAh2 N IA, w slLLfi occ
-
i maiuing unls,ied for at this cthee val be sold
Tor charges &c fuhiic Aucueh, NOT SlHiueu hllhil
thirty days hom TINS IA e
Armstrong II W. hAsaanEe hdaAi y u1A
Adams homas' package
B
Bergman Rudolph, package
beckey Lieut. J. p box
Beggadilss sgt Q, nth Chic, c box
Benson K, a sack
Bathurst A, lack
brown Ms l., handle
Bnsset. V, = boxes
Berry Miehsel5 ooA
Butler A ", box
Baush JaO, cha r..
Carson c G, package
GoEel Capt i W. laok tgH
COrbeit l. f. co II I'm Mich, package
Goth l1eO W, sc Of X Moore, package
Canuu n +, package
Goth Theodore, package
Cara Car a Wan, oas box OK
Commsudug Othcer l5iIh 10 Inf, one box
10th -
Clark Darsia, Bugier Henshs"'5 Bat, one box
Chaffs Newton A. one box
UoOK Th0s r., co h 10 Mich Cav, one box
Cumberland Hospital, &C. Of Chap. Day. one box
u
Durbn David, "a Heavy A. one pa'Es
Laws John, one package
Dyer - - one pa kaye
Dehsrt W A, CO q Vel Vol one box
De rs Arnet, one box
Journey 4 +, co Sun Mich, one box
Il
ECgenherg Jno, co lo9th OHIO OF q box
+ yam Tnos, Que barel
G,an Rich, one package
6llrick zap. MA, one truss
or nth A, co Il I37th 0, one box
Green Gsnter, keg
Hartman SEQ W, one racsege
Hip,on ] H. one pscksge
Houser JssA, co 9Th E Tenn, p box
Herring ., one psclase
| Hurt " r one sack
Hammond MIS- sarah. one bundle
| lddngs Martin, co +, l6S III, one box
Johnson Mr. one package
Jones A, one barrel
IA
kusterer Vim, CO lst Mich e & NJ one COX
lawrence h, Bait A Isl Mich \, one package
Lescher Geo Co, one pa- ksge
/ Llt,ler john Z, ls7th q, one package
Leddy Hugh, one box
u..,...evM
Morioa }, one package
Msiuurphy NJ one olndie
Mc1imsey y, enc package .,-.
mAFun SaiAl, postmaster "a MEN, one package
10 se = > one poA
AAl aaid WI FL, ON 3 Tenn, iouI hoNes
| 81, ,,- ~
Neison Ndey' CO l. "a y Art q ps'AASe
-.,
v b4'Ah ha.theNi one oun9-e
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INIrVhs r A. one ps,NASe
| 49,. ~ q q ~ ~ ~ w. ~ oae
s ".te. ~ "a y, ~ ~ i'1'( a, ~ la-A9Se
90 ','' - 20 % '' ' n S'''
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No. 263.

EOR sALE-BUENA VISTA sPRINeS-l3<
ii Acres; one su1aIU Frame Building Of two r0Omai
lnces IN order; THREE SULPHUR sPkl NGs-
White, Rcd, and Black; Two Ereestoue Springs
One cistern on the nil 693 feet front on the buena
Vista Pike: the entire PIT il about square. On
the 1917 acres are found Ill., gisns bower, recess,
rocks iii bold rel ef precpce, nat, sprng1, creek
and a romantic drive. Tbs picturesque Watering
Place. in possession Of the rght man, can be msde
The most att active sumner resort about Nashville
and beng only = miles from the city, u easily
reached BY private conveyance, sud no doubt be-
fore many months will be accessible By Street. Rail-
road. PFice "a 800, on easy terms. Apply "
II. G. SCOVBL. Real Estate Agent,
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Original Attachment mo 294

John 81. MlhFan v. Andey AlIsaps-
IT sppssring from the aifidsyt fled IN tins case
thst ths defendant 90 conceais himself OF ensconds
that The orlasry process eannos % served On hini
e Is therefore ordered thai puolicsson Be made for
four successive Eeeks n tae Nashsiile Union. no
Efying tha said Andey Miisaps 70 appear besaTe
John Mn = Justice OF the Peace IN MAdis0nvllie
Monroe county, Tennessee. on he lush dsy OF
June, 1855, 70 answer tee and thsrs the said At
tachnnenl ~ the Law directss or the same vii Be
taken e confessed and heard ex psfte - 10 Ain3.
TINS the % asy OF December, ls05.
naFls-4iT JOIN MINIS, J. P.
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A New York artist has paint cd
portrait Of Miss August Evans, author
of "Beulah" and other books, and a
lady correspondent thus describes the
face: at is IS unlike the Southern type
as possible. Those eyes might have
caught their hue from the azure of the
North, and that face have been mould
ed 70 its outline in Ionic airs. The
brown hair is gathered back from a
broad, high brow-"Beulah Bentons"
brow-revesling too the delicate she'll
like ears. The eyes. Of deep gray
blue, are winsome, even pathetic in ex-
preston. The nose just touched with
squiline, the mouth, which nature
made TO be very sweet, has grown a
little curt in the upper lip, and is
slightly sour about the corners yet
with the simple white robe and the
rose st her throat, you see the portrait
of lovely woman.
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The Samaritan's Gift.

Sent by mail in q plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, $500; Female $500.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
FEszuAET RUIN, isf6.
Icy, MARY and Ih0mss Bsrnson, and others:

FEszuAEY RUIus, i3s6.
Andley, MARY and Ih0mss Rsrnson, and others:
v. &Bill 10 tell Land-
Joseph HARRISON Audley and Elizabeth Wiseulan,
netty McGregor, James Lawrence aud wife Viz
giuis.
IN his cause, 4 appearing 10 The saiisfscion Of
the Clerk and Master hat tha above PANIED de-
fendauts ars Don- residents Of the stale q leunes
see - that TIE orfinsry process Of Law cannes b
served upon tnem u Il therefore ordered inst pub
iica6oa Il mada for four successive weeks, ID the
Nashville Union, q Newspaper published 20 tne
city o. Nashville Tennsssee. requiring sad de-
PENDANTS 10 Eppesr on ahe drsi day q our next
Court 70 Be he'd AZ the Court house IN McMiun-
VILE on the fourth Moudsy IN March next, t1en
and thers 70 plead. a1sser or demur 10 eomplsin-
ATS bill, or TIE same N Be- taken ior confessed ~
70 them, md set iof hssring ex psrie
~. MORFORD, @. 4 n.
hble-Esto b. }. Q, BnEs, d, G.
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In Dyspepsia.

and its attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE CHARM than medicine. There IL moth
ing in the whole range Of Matsrs Medica thst can
OF moment bear comparison with Il in this dis
ease.
fall account Of this wonderful plant may be
fouEd IN the llth edition OF the U. 8. Dispensatory
pages 1857 and 1888
series OF experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been ( years engaged, has Just be>n brought TO q
su cessfu termination, and ne is now enabled TO
offer 10 the public q combustion OF OEDR0N with
other approved tones, the whole preserved 10 the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he l. confident has no equal in he world.
He might furnish a volume Of certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by their true value. The safest plan is for
every one to test for himself the virtuesI a new
medicine.
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ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols.
In Chancery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

Caroline Tovles and sSllie n. Gibbs, compainants,
vs.. Pstin Roach. Henrietta Roach Josephine
2osch, snd Charles Roach. defendants.
IN this cause il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master from affidavit thai the above
named defendants non-rssidents OF the state Of
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served them' II is therefore ordered that
publication be made, for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union. q Newspaper publ shed in
the city Of Nashville. Tennessee, requiring the said
defendants 70 sppear on ths first day Of our next
day in March. 1900, TO plesd, answer or demUr 70
b OF the same " u be taken for con-
fessed, a. 70 them, and SET for hearing expATte
J. F. MORFoRD, c, an.
fsb2l-w4to By J. @. BILEs, d. O.
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MarshaPs Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ OF f IA, to me directed, from
ID the Circuit Court OF United States, for the Mi
ule lstfict OF Tennessee, issued at It's OCTOBER
Re m 1865 will on Saturday, the l4th day Of Apnl
sS6G commencing at 10 O'Clock a IN, sell stsPublie
Aucuon 70 the highest bidder, for cash IN lIsnd, st
the Court hou 200 in Nashville, Davidson county,
al! the light tile interest, CAIN and estate which
b. PHI OW has N and 10 the following described
real estate v 2: certsin tract parcel OF Land
sltualed lying and being IN the county Of MauTy,
State Of Tennessee on the South side OF Duck nYer
one pole East Of The creek &c kycamoTe; thence
North as degrees, West 50 poles 10 stake thence
West 1874 poles 70 stake, oak, ssh and elm pom ers
thence south ll3 poles 70 a sake and ggO d 10
Gidton Pillows line; thence EAST 243 poles 10 an
I'm and black walnut thence North degrees, West
% poles to a box elder; thence North II degrees,
West 90 poles 10 an ash; thence 10 the beginning
containing IN said bounds i67 acres, more OF less, 10
ssttfy an execution against sad Pillow and ". j.
Dale, and in favor Of Cochran & Co.
n Ar6-W4t Il. K. 81 ASCOCk, II. VI. u L.
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SEA GOING QUALITIES or THE MONITORS.
The Navy Department has received
dispatch from Commodore Rogers
and subordinate officers of the Wander.
bilt, Powhattan and Monadnock, an
Douncing their arrival at Valparaiso,
Chilli. The danger is deemed to be
ended, the remainder being plain sail
ing. lie ssys: "The powers of the
monitor have been more than equal TO
the voyage. / observed in the Pacific
long seas the monitor took very little
water, rising over the waves easily and
bravely.
Commander Breese reports the aver
age number of miles run in twenty-iour
hours at seventy-one knots. The great
est distance made in one day was one
hundred and ninety-tive knots; the
least distance in one day, one hundred
and fourteen knots The machinery
has worked admirably, the only excep-
ton being that at p. N. on the 9th
inst, the condenser of the stsrboard
engine got out of order, which was TEN.
porarily repaired by morning. During
the night the ship was kept on her
course, making FIVE and q half knots
per hour, with the port engine running
at the rate of sixty revolutions per min
ute, and the foresail and topsail set, the
wind being dead aft The passage
through Magellan Straits and Soriment
Channels 70 the Gulf of Pinos, present.
ed no difficulties which were not easily
overcome. feared, in passing through
the narrow passages and abrupt places,
the length of the vessel would give
trouble, but in practice we found none
whatever