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CoFFEE-Demaud firm but no activity.
Rio 23s 26ei Laghyra ESQ ese; Java
S66S7c.
OATs.-e5G Zoe
SAIT-S4 90 for Z bushel barrels,
BUTTER.-22@ Soc per pound
CHIcKENs-l3Q22c piece.
PorAToEs.-Irish 50 50@4 per bbI,
sweet 81 25 per bushel.
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new marriage Guide.

. An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases, incidentto youth and
early manhood, which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means ofrelief. sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. J. sKILLIN If0UGHToN, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa
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Kentucky State LOstery-Ths only le-
galizsd Drawings in the United States. The
Grand Holiday Drawing will take place Deem
Der 3lst. $22065o to be Distributed Capital
prize, $4,000 Communications strictly conf
DENTAL. Circulars sent free, by addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 4 Co..
novl2 l3teod COvington. Ky.
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SALT SHED BLOWN DowN.-The old
salt shed on Market street, running through
to Front, was partly blown away by the
wind storm on yesterday. The planks,
boards and shingles were blown and scat,
tered in all directions a considerable guam
tity of the debris being deposited in the
streets
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MARsHAIL CoUNTY.-The Shelbyville
RepvBlioun says: "A friend writes from
Marshall county that farmers are well nigh
through gathering their crops of corn, and
that the WELD is much larger than at first
calculated. Corn is worth 50 per barrel.
Wheat scarce at 81 per bushel. Pork
opened at eight cents with moderate sup
Mica -
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CHIMNEYs Blown DowN.-During the
severe wind storm that prevailed about
IL o'clock on yesterday, two of the brick
chimneys of the residence of Mr.. Plinke,
on Ash street, were blown down, bricks
falling npon the roof and tumbling to the
Dayement with a rsttling and racket,
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The Healing Pool, ana House of
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports, for
Youns Men, OF the CRIME Or SOLITUDE.
and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stToJ the manly powers, and create impediments
to Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Adore
Dr.. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at7I.
Exchange on New York was sold
BY the banks yesterday at ST per thou
sand.
There was nothing doing in govern.
ment bonds or uneurrent money.
Nashville corporation checks were bought
at Csc discount buying and 22c discount
selling.
The following were the sales of Southern
State bonds in New York on the 18th of
November:
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-The following is
list Of marriage licenses issued from the
County Court Clerks Office from November
p to NovembeI %: ata 1879 /"
Charles F. Gilmer and Anna Burton.
! Martin A. Turner and Ellen L. Miller.
James Searcy and Margaret r. Hessey.
VIM. S. Benson and Maria F. Terrell.
3 y. B. Curley and Addie Burton
Henry Brown and Harriet S. Bettes.
George w. Harrison and Virginia c.
Ferguson.
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WHITE CRooK.-The box office of the
New Theater will be opened Friday, No
vember %, from 10 A. NJ. TO P. N. and
8 to a p. NJ, where reserved seats for the
White Crook can be procured for Tuesday
evening, December 3. Persons holding
tickets can exchange them for certificates
Of seats nov29 3t.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Hsrmless, Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No Disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine Is
signed william, A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
bv all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeoA-ly
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southern Cn,tnn Markets.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 26.-The cotton market
IL dull and irregular Sales 44O bales.
MiddIing l4aal5c. Receipts 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 26.-Cotton quiet.
Sales $50 bales. Middling l53e. Receipts
3445 bales. Exports 1885 bsles.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2G.-Cotton de.
clined &c. Sales 1000 bales MiddIing
loo. Receipts $50.
MOBILE, Nov. 26.-Cotton demand good
Sales 1000 bales. Middliug l5al54e Re
eeipts 22S5 bales. Exports 4l49 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-COtton sc-
tive; middling Orleans Ice. Sales to-day
$500 bales, the largest number this season.
Receipts Ass bales.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 27.-Cotton in fair
demand. Sales 7lS bales. Market closed
dull and nominal. MiddIings Ice Re
ceipts 1881 bales.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 27.-Cotton opened
and closed fat. Sales 1917 bales. Re
ceipts 1000 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 27.-Market active but
prices easier. Sales IA bales: Receipts
S75 bales. Middlings l45 to l5c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Cotton de-
clining. Middling Orleans l51al5zc.
Sales $500 bales. Receipts 1929 balss
Exports SlS bales.
MOBILE, Nov 27.-Cotton market weak.
Sales 25O0 bales. Receipts 1000 bales.
Exports 522 bales. Middlings IS
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AGENTS WANTED.
$40 no saa0 Pen M0NHL

GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Improved SeEHtnoa sense Family sew
tnE Machine price only $50. EVery Ma
rhlne warranted TOR three year,. They are the
sreatest invention Of the age, and size perfect
address s NJ T0LINEk + co,
Franklin. Ky,
Manufacturers and Genl Agents for the South :.
sugE w3n
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The argument in the
Williams Saunders case was concluded
Yesterday and his Honor Judge Brien,
took the case into consideration, and will
perhaps give his decision this morning.
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ADELPHI THEATER-The intense cold
last night kept nearly everybody in doors,
and there was not large attendance at the
Theater Mary Tudor" and Tanning
Of the Shrew were capitally rendered,
and will be repeated tonight. A more
attractive bill could not be put ont, and the
cast il excellent. There will be a grand
matinee this afternoon, when Faint Heart
Never Won Fair Lady and MY Cousin
Joe" will be given. The price Of admis-
sion TO the matinee has been reduced to
twenty five cents.
Miss Charlotte Richardson will make
her first appearance Monday night
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE NIB
DIE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE

Is TIE Mates OF BkyKzuPTcT-To WHoH
II NAY COycERE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
! notice Of his appointment az Assignee o. c.
r Hudson. Wm. Trennum, Wm. J. Lester
Robt. Gam. Jgmss I. Gambeli and Wm. NJ.
Flowers, Of Wilson county, and Thomas b.
Neal Of Davidson county and State Of Tennes-
see. within said district, who have been ad
iadzed bankruFts on til cir own petition. b the
District Court Of said district
Dated at Lebanon. Tenn, the 18th day Of
November, A b. 1877
r. p MocLAIE. Assisnee. etc.
n.,yl6 iau2E
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FARMsCHANe1Ne HANps..-Tbe McMinp

FARMS CHANGING HANDS THE McMinn-
vile Ne1o Era says: "Quite number of
farms in our vicinity have changed hands
within the past few days. Gen. B. J. Hill
disposed of his farm in the vicinity of town,
a few days since, TO some gentlemen from
Pennsylvania. We did not learn the price
realized, but il should have been handsome,
as it was an excellent farm. J. b. Argo,
we learn, has disposed of his farm lying
one mile from town; other farms are being
examined, and most likely other changes
will be made in few days. There j. one
noticeable feature, that all who come to our
part Of the country, looking for places, are
satisfied with our locality, situation and dis
position, and make purchases
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THRgreatest bargains in Boots and Shoes
can be had at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No "a North College street.
oct3O 3m NJ. MoRGANsTERN.
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NAshvIILE cnrrnn srArFMENr.
Stock on hand to-day.-.........
The following dispatches we're received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce

to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.-Gold opened at
1879. 1890 P. M.--Gold 1879. Cotton dull
and prices still unchanged 3 p. NJ
Gold clos4d at 1894. The demand for cot
ton ia moderate, but the market is weak and
quotations nominally unchanged. Sales to-
day 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. GIL A. M.-Cottou
is dull and tending downward sales to-day
5000 bales middling uplands cd mid
ding Orleans Tad Sales of the week 81,
coo bales sales for export 1000 bales; sales
to SPECTATORS 1000 bales stock on hand
5000 bales, Of which $4,000 are Ameri-
can. P. M.-Cotton dnll and tending
downward; salessto-dTy 10000 bales; up.
land middiings 9-l6d, Orleans middlings
13 l6d.
WHEAT-The market Is extremely dull
and receipts very light. White - SOe9
2 40, amber 81 2O@2 30, red 81 1oC9
2 20, Mediterranean 81.
FLoUR.-demand light. We quote
Pomona $40, Lebanon Mills slS5 50, Pride
Of Tennessee s14 so, Clear Lick SD 90,
Mountain Dew SIS, Cumberland Mills $40.
Cream Of theCity SO 50.
P.cor-But little demand. Clear aides
1-salstc shoulders 15t@l6c; eonntry
bams-none in the market canEassed
hams 241@251e.
CoRN-The markets. quite dull. Far
mers realize 60@624e loose, and is selling
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An important meeting Of Odd Fellows
will be held to night, at their hall, corner
Of Summer and Union streets, at which
every member Is earnestly requested TO be
present
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ESTABLISHED

DIR. LEON RROCKMAN. only regularly
educated OcuIist and Aurist in city. has returned
from tour abroad, and can be consulted every
day, from A. N. until P. NJ
Reception ParlOrs-St Cloud Hotel.
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GUNTRATH q sCHIFF,

" a X h II Y - II . H Il !,
No. 10 Cherry ST.. two doors above Union,
Have now in store and offer for sale one Of the
largest and best selected stocks Of Goods, con
sstng in part Of the following articles: IS
Trimmings and Buttons latest styles
Fancy Goods. Bogwood, Steel aud Jet Sets, etc;
Knitting Yarns and Zephyr Worsted. all shades;
Willow Ware, Baskets Chairs, etc.
Lace Goods. Notions and Hosiery, of every de-
scriptiOn; -
Corsets. ali sizes and styles;
Ribbons Star Braids. etc
TOYS, DOLLS, Wooden Ware and Children's
Buggies;
The best assortment ever brought to Nashville
All our Goods will be sold at prices which defy
competition. GUNTRATH & SCHIFF
Octl9 tiljanl 80 Cherry street
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IF yon wish 10 retain your health and
save doctors bills by keeping your feet dry,
call AT the Nashville Shoe Store, and get
some Of those cheap custom-made Boots
and Shoes. Done forget, No. "A North
College street
nci30 3m M. MoRGAEsTERN.
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mARRIHn.

On the evening Of tins z7th inst. Wednesday,
by the Rev DR.. Baird, Mr.. GEORGE VI. HARKi-
son. Of the firm of Harrison a Son. to Miss VIE-
sIxIA @. FEseUsox. daughter Of Rev. J. B. Fer
guIen.
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WIETER.-Stern and rugged winter is
upon us in earnest. The rude northern
blasts last night brought icicles and left
frozen earth under our feet. Pleasant So
ciai hours, say we, to all our friends du-
ring the long winter evenings, which are
TO follow.
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THF largest aEj best selected stock Of
Eoots and Shoes this side OF the Cumber-
land river is at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street
oc,SO SIN VI. MoRaANsTEnN.
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Selling Out At New York Cost.
To close business. we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars, PAEDOLFIEI 4 RIvA.
janl0 IL North Cherry street.
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VIsIF OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS To Mrs.
PoLK-On Thursday evening, in accord
ance with resolution Of the previous day,
quite number of the members of the
General Assembly called on and paid their
respects to Mrs James K: Polk, at Polk
Place. They did not go in body, but in
groups of two to i've. Between four aud
six o'clock, number of prominent divines
thus paid their respects to the lady. Thee
were all received in manner worthy the
widow of our former distinguished Presi-
dent, and that showed the dignifed, cult
waited and refined lady. The occasion will
not soon be forgotten by the visiting min
istry.
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Central Committee on Democratic
OrranfzRffRu.

NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1s67.-In com
plianoe with the resolutions adopted by
the meeting held in the markethouse Of
this city on Saturday, the 9th inst, the
gentleman named below have been APP
pointed by the Chairman as the Central
Democratic Committee Of the State Of
Tennessee
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27-Sugar in good
demand aud firm; common 9ic; prime
l29c. MOlasses dull snd declining good
67t choice 49, FlOur--no sales. Corn
quiet and firm at 81 06 to 81 10. Oats
firm at soc. Pork-no sales, asking SOP II
Bacon very dull aud unchanged Lard
nominal: in tierce l2{: keg t3c.
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THANKseIvING.-Though there was no
public demonstration or festival gatherings
had in honor of the event, the thanks
giving day appointed by the President was
pretty generally observed in our city. Most
of the stores and public offices were closed,
and quite holiday prevailed, the day
passing quietly and peaceably. Many
pleasant incidents of a private nature
transpired, and number of social re-
unions appropriate to the day occurred.
We hope our good people will live and
have cause TO enjoy the recurrence Of many
thanksgiving days.
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FREAKS OF THE WIND.-Old Boreas
was in changeful and clustering mood on
Yesterday. In the morning it was warm
and vernal AZ an April day. About IL
O'clock the wind changed to the north, and
commenced blowing in a stiff gale; by II
o'clock il was blowing in perfect gusts, and
performing ali sorts Of fantastic tricks
Window -shutters were blown loose, sigRs
we're unfastened and came tambling into
The streets-hats were sent whirliDg along
The cutters and sidewalks, while crinoline
went up fifty per cent Late IN 'ne eve
ming Il had turned very colo, as 'housh
winter was fairly setting in upon Hs.
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Gold iS without change in New York.
The following were the quotations Of yes
terday: Opened at l39, was l39B at 1880,
lSs at noon, and closed at 1904 at 8 P. NJ.
Brokers here were paving 1873! and hold
ing at 139!.
Government securities were quoted in
Nav York vaatar1ov m T,IIoxu.
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yUsT received by express, the largest and
best assortment Of Ladies ind Misses
Caters and Balmoral Shoes, which wa
positively be sold cheap, al the Nashville
Shoe Store, No. "A North College street.
oct30 SIN NJ. MoReANsTERE.
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THos. X. JENNINGS,
THos. G. CRUNK,
SAMUEL u. MORGAN,
i L OGTrIIINAN

The committee are requested to meet at
the residence Of DIR. Jennings, High street,
near Cedar, at Z o'clock this evening.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at...e.50, TOO A. NJ. and 500 P.
Arrives az Shelbyyille. a.00 A. n. and SO P. ~.
Arrive At ChsttanOoga.-. 200 a. N. snd 249 p. N.
Leave ChsttanOOga.. Clio A. n. and l.,D p NJ
Leaves Shelbyvile. A. N. and TO- ~ p NJ.
Arrives 81 Nashville. 10 A. ". and 30 p. NJ
(Sundays eKceptetD
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The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
Nov, %, compares as follows with the cor
responding week in 1865 and 1866; to
which We add the specie aud currency bal
ances in the New York office of the
United States Treasury at these dates, re-
spectively:
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FOR RGNT FOR 1865.

A LARsE STORE house gs E. ~ 9,I FINE 81, Rs
between Union and Church streets. and at
present 0ccapied b c. R. Parsons Co Apply
AZ No. IS Public Square, to
novI5 e MICHAEL VAUGHN
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FINED Fifty DOLLARS AND. Cosrs.T'
Joe Turner was before the Police Court
on yesterday morning charged with keep
ing a gaming house. The proof being con-.
elusive against him, he was fined the ex-
tent Of the law, $50 aud cost FH8.
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li5st Washington ARd Scathern VIA
Chattanooga.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. 500 A. NJ. and l250 P. N.
faave 1904. ~ and son P. N.
Arrive at Nashville at..-g50 An. and l23A P. n.
Accommodation train Is superseded by the
train that arrives in Nashville A. ~ ana
leaves p. M.-except on Sunday.
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GPEsING AND CLOSING or THE
ahuS-AUGuST Iss--o2siss.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at........60O A. n. and 4:S0P N.
Arrives at Nashville At -G:4o A. NJ and 4;oa p. n,
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leN midnight ...----sdN A. n
SECOND Narshera.
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90 midnight -.-.---'-f'o' A. ~
SECOND Washington ana SOUsneT@ wa
Chattanooga.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at ) o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock P. A..
LEwIsBURG AND EoLENsyILIF STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday al 7:30 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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PEEsoSAL.-Proi J. W. Rust, Presi-
dent of Bethel College, Russellyille, KY,
is inythe city. tE} VA HttA'
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Hon. JAMES WENTWORTH, Chm.
committee OF Invitation.

la pursuance Of a resolution passed
unanimously at a meeting of the citizens OF
Nashville, held at the markethouse on the
evening Of the 9th inst, the following gen
tlemen have been appointed Committee
of Invitation 10 Messrs. George II. Pentle-
ton, of Ohio, and John Qnincy Adams, of
Massachusetts, 10 invite those gentlemen
to visit Nashville, and address our people
on the issues of the day, at their earliest
rrr, innna
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FDaFFIFI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at A.
cove Mach Vile AT 90 p. n
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IfeQasaF. Memphis and Ne" or seS
l..13 UlduiFff. y ~
FJgatIeia ana Kentucky x. Y.
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FIrsi NoTihern.
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Northwestern u. X.
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s.o0P A NJ
Lebanon via Stage.
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Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at-......-...........--. $50 A.
rive az Nashvtlle Z. q; p n
Memphis. Mobile and n. q. Express:
Leave Nashville at..............-...a' Iyl P. NJ
Arrive at Nashville. ...,....i2.1jA A. NJ
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RAILROAD Am STAGE TIME TABLE

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LrEF.
Coiumbia Accommodation Train;
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Iiberiy-via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE ana
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 200 P. ~.
OHIQa Uanpa
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Leaves Nashville A.
Arrives at P.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09
ETLING HY TILE ROBE.

If we rccur again and speedily to the Fee
Man executions, it is partly because all man
kind is interested in this age OF international
intercourse in the general advancement of
humanity, partly because these judicial severi-
ties have brought personal sorrow into many
American homes, and partly because good
understanding between Great Britain and the
United States is extremely desirable, and is
not likely to be promoted by disregard upon
the other side of the ocean Of the almost uni
versal opinion upon this. We intend TO make
no argument here upon the guilt or the inno
cence of the unfortunate prisoners; for they
are beyond the reach of our sympathy or our
hatred, and have appeared before \ tribunal
which will Judge them with a tenderness UNI
known in British Courts OF Cabinets. But if
we admit that, according to the letter Of En-
glish law, they were guilty, the question
arises how far the Government which executed
them was guilty also; aud whether acknow
lodged injustice, continued through several
centuries may not be pleaded in set-OG Ivy those
who have received from their ancestors only
natural legacy of revenge. But we do not care
to dwell with too much pertinacity upon the
past. All that is behind u.s. connected with
Irish history, is simply revolving, and We
turn with relief, even if we turn hope
lessly, to the future. Whatever may be
its political yicissitudes, Ireland will remain ;
and if it is to remain an integral portion of
the British empire, and the British policy Of
severity is TO be persisted IN, it seems to us
that the absolute determination of the Irish
race, or at least its complete removal from its
natal soil, will be logically necessary. Now, it
must he remembered, as leading historical
fact, that the Irish people, enslaved, starved
massacred, as it has been, is to-day uncon-
quered, and, in the truest sense of the word,
uncOnquerable. We do not know any shame
full wrong, any political outrage, anything
which would thoroughly break the hearts Of
an ordinary people, TO which this devoted race
has not been subjected by its masters TO its
eternal credit let it betasserted, that, practi-
cally, it has never succumbed; it has been
ruled mainly 10y inyincible force; it has never
really had any other government than a gov
eminent Of garTisOns, nor has it ever shown
the slightest disposition to submit quietly TO
the domination of the English settlers. British
laws aud the servants of the British crown