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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
RY the Gable.

LONDON, March 9.-Cyrus w. Field has
contaminated the purpose on which chiefly
he game hither, a few weeks ago, by con-
tracing for submarine cable from Placin.
tia, n F., to Sydney Cape, BritOn.
LONDON, March 9, noon.-Re Reported
from Ireland to-day that tranquility is re-
stored throughout the province of Leenster,
and there has been no recent disturbance
in Keary county, the scene of the abortiye
outbreak of last month
DUBLIN, March S.--A dispatch from
Waterford states the Glutly mountains. in
the borders of Tipperary and Cork coun-
ties, are swarming with Fenians. and il is
feared an attack will be made on the town
of Tipperary, the inhabitants of which are
disafiected and strongly disposed to help
them.
LONDON, March 9, evening. Official
dispatches received from Ireland say that
a great number of arms have been discov-
cred and seized by the military, and that
this fact seems to confirm the report that
the rising of the Irish was not general.
The reorganization of the Derby govern
ment has been completed. The Duke of
Marlborough becomes Lord President of
the Privy Council in place of the Duke of
Buckingham, and the Duke of Richmond
will take the chair at the head of the Board
of Trade
QUEENsTowN, March 9.-The steamship
City of Washington and the Chicago, from
New York, touched here to-day.
LONDON, March 9-Evening. - Dis
patches from Dublin state that small bands
Of Fenians were patrolling counties Cork,
Waterford, Tipperary and Limerick, press
ing people into the ranks and committing
robberies Everywhere in the city of Cork
taverns have to be closed every evening at
dusk. Stevens is still in Paris.
The funeral OF ARENAS Ward, or Chas.
F. Browne, took place to-day. His remains
were followed to the grave in Kernsal
Green by a large number of literary men
and friends. The United States legation
was represented by Benz. Moran, first sec
retary to Minister Adams
DUBLIN, March S.--A dispatch from
Waterford reports that the Fenians APP
peared in force at DeviPs-bit mountain,
Hpperary county. Troops with artillery
were sent to dislodge them result vet I'M
known. The insurgents muster in strong
force, particularly in Tpperary county.
No bands have as yet appeared in county
Wicklow, and town Wicklow is quiet. Re-
ports from Drogheda state that no further
disturbance had occurred there up to this
hour. Twelve ofthe foremost rebel leaders
were captured.
The Fenians captured and hold the POI
lice barracks at Kilbet county Kildare.
LONDON, March Sit is stated that the
leading powers of Europe united in urging
upon the Ottoman government the imme.
date enforcement OF the provisions Of the
treaty of 1856, and the granting of liberal
to christian subjects.
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VISITOR % Mr. DaYis.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 9.-Three Of
the most prominent merchants Of New
York City, swiss importers, and ten gene
rails on a tour Of inspection, arrived heae
Yesterday and spent the evening with Mr..
Davis. and were pleasantly received and
entertaiced by Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. The
conversation which enFued on various
commercial subjects, was prolonged several
hours. On leaving the fort they expressed
their surprise that Mr.. Davis was 90 com
fortably provided for, having been under
the impression that be was very poorly
taken care OF. They found him in good
health and in the possession OF all the
means OF enjoyment which the lenieney q
The government could bestoE, under the
grave nsture of ;he offence for which he
remains imprisoned.
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HENTICHY.

We thought the kinks in Kentucky
politics were nearly Strengthened out
bat they seem to be getting into twist
again A third party is endeayoring TO
form under the leadership of the Louis
Vile Democrat and 1t Gov Jacob. tits
difficult to tell what the object of the
movers is. but il is not difficult to tell its
tendency. 1t is to divide and weaken
the conservative strength, and TO encour-
age and strengthen radicalism. lt is not
probable that this schism viii throw the
State into the hands Of the destructives,
hut il is damaging to the conservative
cause, and greatly to be deplored .
Our friends there should close mp their
ranks They have no moral or any other
sort Of right to leopard anything by
divisions about men or minor points in
platforms The only question should be,
are the candidates opposed to r'dicalism 2
This being answered in the affirmative
every man should support the nominated
tickets Kentucky occupies a position
10 lead the vanguard Of the movement
which is 20 rescue the country from
the rule Of Radicals She will throw
away this great opportunity it her
conservative citizens, who are in
majority Of two thirds, suffer their ORGAN
ration to be impaired by faction.
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NEW ROCKS.

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| NJ. A., late Fellow Of Kings College, Cambridge.
/ lsmo, pp. 219. Philadelphia J. b. Lippincott a
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Nominations.

NEw YORK, March "a Washington
special says the President sent to the Sen
ate the nominations of John Quincy Adams
as Naval Officer at Boston; $. B. Ancona,
Naval Oficer at Philadelphia, and large
number of assessors and postmasiers At the
West
The mississippi Legislature appropri-
ated $4,000, TO be expended in defense Of
JEFF. Davis.
A. Jones, formerly Representative in
Congress, will probably be elected Senator
from MARYLAND.
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Frona California.

SAN Francisco. March "a. J. Bryant,
a newly appointed naval officer at this
port, assumed his duties to-day.
A dispatch from Carson of the Sth, says
the Nevada legislature adjourned sine die
al midnight
The 1t. Governor, before it adjourned,
said the legislature had brought no credit
on themselves or the State no revenue
bill had been passed; the State was without
credit-that evening had been refused
credit for hundred pounds of -four; the
State prison within twenty days would turn
the prisoners loose to seek a living for
themselves and the closing scenes were
disgraceful. sf,r
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WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Senate, in
Executive session, confirmed VIM. Swayne
Collector of Internal Revenue of the 9TH
District of Pennsylvania John WyIock,
District Attorney of Eastern District of
Arkansas; and rejected VIM. Price, Sur
veyor Of Customs for Quincy, III. P. G.
Ardent, Postmaster of Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The Indiana friends of Senator Morton
tonight complimented him with sere-
made, and in response he made speech.
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Dispatches BY Associated Press.

CHATTANOOGA VIA BRIDGEPoRT, March
9,-The lower part of the city of Chatta-
nooga is under water The city bridge and
many of the large buildings on the river
bank are gone. The water is in the depot,
and five feet in the Crutchfeld House
There is much distress among all classes in
the lower part of the town, and great de-
struction OF property. Several whole fam
lies we're drowned on Thursday night.
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The Legislature on yesterday passed
the act authorizing the corporation of
this city to submit to the people of Nash
VILE the question of subscribing aid, in
the nature of bonds to the completion Of
the Edgefeld, Kentucky and Henderson
railrnad
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THR telegraph notes the death of Ar
temas Ward C. f. Browne) a day or two
since at Southampton, England Alas
poor Yorick Where be your gibes
now your flashes Of msrriment that
were wont to set the table on roar p
In has way, Artemas Ward was a snecess
While critics may pronounce that hist
humor was not of the highest type, he
nevertheless made many a hearty laugh
did the world no harm, and shot several
popular follies as they few, with death
dealing ridicule Il is not every man
who wears a gayer face who can say so
much.
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WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Disburse-
ments for the week of the War Depart
ment were S4,445,22S. Navy Depart
ment, S569, 26l. Interior Department, ST.
056, l2S. The weeks receipts OF Internal
revenue, 4l9. l62. $50. "
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NOTICE.

OfFIcE GEsERAL SuPEEIKTENBEST.
~ 4 c. AsD n. 4 d. vs.. KAHROAps,
Nashville TeEa., Mafeh :. 1857 }
VTETT. FURTHER NOTICE. NO TRAINS
will run through o. Chattanooga. DAY
TRAINS sill run between hashville and Ste
venson o. usual, stoppipg = Ell intern ediafe
point; bat NIGHT TRAINS Wiz be nban-
d0ned. WM. T.. lNEEs.
mar a General Superintendent
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$500 REWARD.

rHHE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED
10 offer a reward Of Five Hundred D0llarl
for the recovery ofthe body Of Jesse HOllabird,
lost from the steamer j. j.. Graham. aud
drowned two miles above Carthage on the IN
Instant W. A. PEBBLES,
mar lW Steamboat Agent
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For Rent.

pY DECREE IN CHANcERY, IN THE CAST
ID Of JRO. ". Walker vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
comfy and others am directed 10 rent foF the
year ls61 the following property. via
The Store House nov occupied By MegsrE r.
Z. Cheathan 4 Co
The Store House on Church street occupied By
Messrs. Hamilton 4 6ree1. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Those wishing 10 rent viii call on ne 81 r. B.
Cheatham & Co.'S, corner o. Church end College
decs-u tBI R.F. WOODS. Trustee.
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FOR SALE,
a LARGE THREE STORY FRAME
sTOREH0UsE AND LOT,

UITUATED NEAR THE STEAMBOAT
- Landing AZ JOhnsOnville, now used as a
Wholesale Grocery Store. and well situated for
q Wholesale Grocery aud Commission Business
For further particulars apply 90
JAMES DOYLE 4 co,
Either at Nashville or JOhnsouvilie.
n. B.-Would make a good Hotel. as It is mid
way on Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Possession given about the 18th Of June.
mar9 Nv
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NOTICE no SHIPPERS,


y. a c. AEn n. a n. W. R4HROAns.
Nashville. Tenn, Feb. IS. Isl
MAJOR Z. II. EWING. FORMERLY GEN
VI eral Freight AGENT q the Nashville and
ghattanOoEa ard Nashville aud North western
RAILROADS, has been appointed General Agent Of
ne Roads AZ 81 Louis. No. and New Orleans.
La Ne Will give through Bills Lading. Re
eeiTe Consignments. Adjast Claims for Lass and
DamaEe Or OFeFcharge. and transact al bushes
pertaining % q General Railroad Agency a
those points. WM. P. INNES
General Superintendent
fSbl9-lp fB., P. 4 I,6.l
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Notice % shippers.

GESKBAL PREIGHT OFFICE.
Vac. aND n. & n. ". RAmwAYs,
Nashville Tenn. March 8. 1857. J
Until FURTHER NOTICE, 40 THR0U0B
u freight viii be received b. hRsaTille and
Chattanooga Rgir0aS. Local shipments o
Bridgeport and intermediate stations received
E. McITER. .
mars 81 General Freight AEfnt.
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Virrinia Lcwinfntnre.

RICHMOND, March 9.-In the House to-
day Senate bill for convention was reported
with amendment protesting against the
constihltionaiity Of the Sherman bill.
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No ToI,aceo PIanters.

V6TR ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE,
w Ship or purchase Tobacco, either le0ss "a
in hogsheads. Call AZ oar Warehouse, No 2
Market stltet, Nashville %
deoll-f tB.l HUGH McCREA & G
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GAS FITTING.

Public and Private Buildings. Store Houses,
etc. fitted up in the most improved style, and
on reasonable terms. Chandeliers. Hall Lights,
with Hose, Pendants, Brackets Glass Globes,
Smoke Bells, Patent and Plain Shades, Cigar
Lighters, etc.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-10

Steamboat, Factory. Hotel and Stationary
Engine work done. Steam Gauges, Steam
Whistles. Steam Traps Globe Valves. all sizes
Guage Cocks. OIL Cups, Air Cocks, Cylinder
Cocks, etc. etc.
fah2l-3m Ii.
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A tract of lard on the Murfreesboro Turnpike,
adjoining the lands of Robert Powers on the
west Olivia Cox on the south, R, Powers on
the east and the turnpike on the north, contain
ing about fourteen acres; being the same piece
of land sold by Mary Gray to Geo. j. Hooper.
TERMs-Six months credit, with interest from
day of sale. Note required with approved secu-
rity, and n lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON b. HOWELL,
mars I'd Clerk and Master.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE.

Deals in Ezehange, Gold and Silver. and
9oVeFBment Securities.
Drafts drawn in sums t. snit on London, New
York. New Orleans. Cincinnati, -. Louis, louis
vile, Memphis. etc.
5-2O Bonds and z-3O Treasury Notes always
on band for sale.
Highest premium paid for Compound Interest
Notes.
W w. BERRY. President.
EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
JOHN kIRkMAN. Vice President.
MARI IL
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NnTICE.

THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UNION AND
i American from December Isl, 1900 q No
settle fhoir accounts. AL accounts not settiea
by the 10Th inst win be put into The bands Of "a
O'''''' ~ NY &c. DUEEINGT0N 4 co.
mas 3rrdlw
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A lot on the north side of Broad street in Nash
Vile. being part of City Lot No. g. fronting Az
feet and running back l63 feet, being the former
residence of David Randall.
TERNs-ORe-fOurth cash, and the residue on
credits of six, twelve eighteen and twenty-four
months, with interest from day of sale. Notes
required with approved security, and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
mare I'd Clerk and Master
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RAM, of TENNESSEE

NOTES OF THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
~ (eld issue,l will be taken for 11S acres Of as
good land as lies in the county, within three
miles Of Nashville, at S4OO per Rcre-a rare
chance for a good investment. Also, same notes
taken for four lots in Edgefeld, on BOsc0hel
street az $40 per foot Also, house and lot on
Foster street. Edgefeld. for 5000 Bank Of Ten
neSsee notes.
mars lw A. NELSON L CO, Agents.
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Notice TO shippers.
HEEERAL FREI0HT UFFICF.
n. 3 Q. AND N. & n. W. RAILROADS.
Aaahrina Iann Mnrah ls..-

KSo AsD n, & n. W. RkrLRoaDs.
Nashville, Tenn, March 6. ls5l. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad Con
pany will net be responsible for any loss. dam-
age or ovsrcharge, etc. aecTuing on what is
known as Air Line Ronte, via Norfolk. u a.
Our connection with that line having ceased
March lst, ls81, al freights receipted Ter and
pacing over Air Line viii be charged IN accord
saea with Through Joint Tariff q February lst.
arm AGENT f. McIFER.
General Freight Agent
W.P.IRNES Gent SuP't
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saturday, Mareh 80, Ise7.
Saturday. March 30. 1857.

4 tract Of land in the Seventh Civil District Of
Davidson country. bounded on the north by the
lands of John Chadwell, on the west By the
lands of W. X. Ware. on the south by the lands
Wan. Whittemore. being the same land con
Yeyed by Z Y. Whittemore ia trust 70 J. q.
BFiley.
TERMs-Credits Of six, twelve and eighteen
months without interest. Notes required with
approved security. and lien retained. Sale free
from redemption.
MORTON +. HOWELL.
mars I'll Clerk and Master.
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Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and others VS..
David Randall and others.
saturday, March 80, lsaz.

IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause, will sell at the Courthouse at Nash
vile, at L. o'clock on
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NO RURNIS0 REaUIRED.

Price Of Press s2Oo. eycIu.iye OF dshf. Send
for circular. vi.
For rights apply 10 C&F HAWKfEs.
NO.1| South Water street
mArl-l2t- e.o.dh CHICAGO.
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Thos. Calender VS.. Sarah A. Lowell and

Thos. Calender VS.. Sarah A. Lowell and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville, in above
named cause, will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at Il O'Clock on
Saturday, March 30. 1867.
A lot on Broad street, near the crossing of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. being the
lot purchased by Joseph Lowell of W. q. Doris.
Also, 33I% feet of the sub division of lots Nos
pa and 2l5 in the n. a. McNairy plan of West
Nashville lots.
TERMs-Ot the lot on Broad street. $3.50 in
cash, and of the lot Of 1873 feet $50 in cash. aud
the residue on credits of six and twelve months,
with interest frCm day of sale. Notes required
with approved security. and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL.
mar9 til Clerk and Master.
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Saturday, March 80. 1861

b. f. and J. J. Garrett vs. G. j. Hooper
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause will sell at the Courthouse at Nashville,
af 10 O'rIock on
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3. G. Jillson Va. The Nashville Building
Association and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF TUE
4 Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause. will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at u o'clock on
Saturday, March 10, 1857,
A lot on the corner Of College and Ash streets.
in Nashville fronting i92 feet on College street.
and running back along Ash street about l33
feet 70 an alley.
TERHs-Credits Of six and WE'VE months,
With interest from day Of sale. Notes required
with approved security. and a lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
mar9td Clerk and Master