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We have examined the Glasses Of NJ. Bern
hardt Optician and 0eulist, and are satisfied
that they are superior in material and workman
ship to any we have seen. He has, Zoo, dis
played great skill in adapting them to the eye
PAUL +. EVE, NJ. d.
CHAS. X. WINSTON, NJ. ID.
VT. BRIGGS, M. ID.
- II. N. MCTIEIRE,
Rishon nf M r Church South
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SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SU-
ID preme Court of Tennessee. az NASHVILLE,
pronounced at its December Term, 1896, IN the
case of A. b. Shankland VS., j ohm }. Beech and
Others, will proceed to sell, at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the Courth5use door in
the city OF Nashville, on
Saturday, the 10th Day OF June Next,
Upon a credit of six mouths, the purchaser Civ
ing a note bearing interest from date, with two
good securities, and lien also retained for the
payment of the purchase money, free from the
equity of redemption, the following described
tract or parcel of land, to-wit: Lying IN District
No. 8 of Davidson county, Tennessee, bounded
as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner
in the middle of the line, running thence north
l21S degrees, east lS poles and Il links, 60 the
corner: thence due east so poles and i've Inks,
to a corner in the road thence sogth ~ ~ de-
grees, Is poles, 121I links, TO b. =. w eakley's
fence thence due vest to the place Of beginning;
containing six acres and three-iourihs OF an acre
and three poles, and being the same land con,
veved by s. Priehitt TO ID. .. SeaBland Ssid
land will be sold to satisfy lien in favor Of A.
b. Shankland Us. John J. Beech, and within the
JESSE G. FRAZER,
A NJ Of has
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Heimstreet's iuimithbls II air COlorinz q not =
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed q
iHnar caasftc, and more or lees destroy The vital
~ zad beauty Of the hair. This u the Original
u AIR Coioring. aud has been growing "a favor owe
u enty years. IL restores gray hair % ~ 0rEna
color b. gradual absorption, ia most femaTka
he manner. II i also a beautiful hair drsssins
Sold IN two sizss-sO cents AMI SHY all DEALER
q. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga spring Water, sold b. all drug
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Persons OF sedeatary habits trouhIad With
weakness, iassItGde palPitation Of the heart lack
81 appeute. distress after eating tornid liver
constipation. ke.. deserve To safer If they viii
which are now recommended BY the highest
medical authorities, and warrRnte 10 produce an
ta'Rled.ate beneficial efect. They are oxeeefingly
agreeable, perfectly pare. and must sapersede an
other topics where healthy, gentle stimulant Is
They purify. strengthen and invigaf6te.
They create q healthy appetite
They are an sntidote to change Of water and
diet.
They strsnsthen the system and snliyen the
They prevent miasraatie and intermittentfov srs
They purity the breath and aeidity Of the sto-
mach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They make the weak strong. the lanzuid bril-
liant and are exhausted natures great restOrer.
They are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya
bark, wInreTgreen, ssssafras, roots and herbs all
preserved IN perfectly pure St. Croix rum. For
particulars. see circulars and testimonials around
Beware Of impostors. Examine every bottle
See that Il has our private u. $. stamp unmutila-
ted over the cork. sith plantation scene and our
signature on a hnesteei-piaie side label See that
our bottle H. not rehiled with spurious and dele
terious stun. Amy person pretending TO sell
Plantation BitierS By the gallon or IN bulk, Is an
imPostor. Any person Initiating this bottle, or
selling any other material therein. whether called
Plantation Bitters or not. is criminal under the
u. 5. Law. and will be so prosecuted by us The
demand Tor brakes Plantation kitters, from la
dies, cleTgymeR, merchants. 6e-. i incredible.
The simple trial OF a bottle Is the evidence We
present OF their worth and superiority They aTe
sold by allrespectable druggists gr0eers, physi-
eians. hotels. saloons, steamboats, and country
P.H. DRAKE a co.
Saratoga spring Water, sold BY all Drug
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TRIMS OF 5 AL E

ON MONDAY. THE 24th DAY OF
JUNE, 1857.
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II Is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradicates scurf and dandruh.
n lcepDq the head cool and clean

II
II keeps the head cool ard clean
n makes the hair rich. soft and glossy,
10 prevents hair turning gray and falling off,
10 restores hair upon pIematurely bald heads
This il just what Lyons kafhairgn viii do. II
Is pretty-it IL cheap-durable. IL u literally
sold by the carload and yet is almost ineredibl,
demand is daily increasin (. until there " hardly
q country store that does not keep 10. or a AmiiJ
that dses use IT,
- IL THOMAS LYON, Chemist. N, Y
Saratoga spring water. sold By ell Drug
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by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID United States Circuit Court at Nashville
al its April Term, 1867, in the suit of Wray a
Edward Trabue ct al, will sell the above az
acres at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 26th JUNE, 1867,
On the premises to the highest bidder, posi-
lively without reserve, without eneum-
branee and free from redemption, The mini
mum heretofore fixed on the lands has been
withdrawn by order Of the court and dlscre-
tionary power given the Commissioner as to the
manner in which the tract shall be sold:
The tract has been subdivided into lots con
tanning from one and a-half TO twenty -One acres
each but the Commissioner now has discretion
10 sell the same in lots or blocks.
The tract is finely watered and the soil ex-
cellent
/ will also sell at the same time ard place.
without reserve, and free from redemption,
45 Acres and 30 Poles,
On which is situated the residence Of the late
Edward Trabue which tract will be sold subject
10 the dover assigned TO the widow of said
Edward Trabuc.
This tract is handsomely improved having
on Il a splendid two story brick house and all
necessary outhonses, orchards, cisterns. etc.
Persons desiring to purchase are earnestly
requested 10 examine the lands before the day
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth cash, and the balance on one. two
and three years, with notes well endorsed. bear
ing interest and lien retained. Sale to COM
mence at II O'Clock A. n.
n r.. GLASCOCK.
may2s eodtd Special Commissioner,
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wOrld-renowned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, it has be-
come the principal in use with those who want a
Gne free flowing ink and for it, permanent IL
is decidedly the best ink for records That can
be used. For counting houses, hanks or
schools, il is unequalled. and needs only 10 be
tried TO be approved. For sale by Druggists
and Merchants everywhere.
JAMES, PUDDLE 4 CO., Projectors.
Corner Seventh and Green Streets
Louisville, Kentucky
r.. A. ROBINSON h Co, Wholesale Ag'ts.
Louisville Ky.
For sale by Berry, DemOville X Wharton; j
X. Harwell; Llttsrer 4 Cahler; Pulliam X Me
Gu Tough; Blood h Gregory. Nashville; and by
an Druggists iunelS-lvdkw
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n. B.-0wingto enxsgsmenfs elseWbere. DR..
Bernhardt viii be able 10 remain here bat a
sbort time. M mayl I'm
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Have you a hurt ehild or a lame horse9 Use
the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprains, bnrns swelllngs, and caked
breasts the Mexican Mustang Eminent Is Ger
tain cure.
For rheumatism. neuralgia, stiff joints. slinEs
and bites, there Is nothing like the Mexican Mus
tang Eminent.
For spawned horses, the poll-evil. ringbone and
sweeny. the Mexisan Mustang Liniwent never
fails.
For vino gals. scratches. big head and splint.
the Mexican Mustang Liniment u worth IT. weight
in gold.
Cuts bruises sprains and swellings are 80 com
mon and certain @ occur in every family. that a
bottle Of this Eminent is the best Investment that
can be made.
It more certain than the doctor-it saves
time in sending for the doctOr-it Is cheaper than
the doctor and should never be dispensed With.
In lifting the kettle from the IRE, y tipped
over and scalded my hands terribly. The
Mustang Lininent extracted the pain, caused the
sore 70 heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
"CHAS. FOSTER, 42n Broad s.. Philada."
Mr. S. Litch. Of Hyde Park, Vt. writes; My
horse was considered worthless. (spayinJ but
since the use OF the Mustang Imminent have sold
him for $50. Your iiniment Is doing wonders uP
here.
AM genuine Is wrapped in steel plate engraving.
signedG w. WestbrOok. Chemist aud also has
the private L. 5. stamp of DEMAs. BARSEs Co..
over the TOP.
Look CLOSELY and b. moi dsceircd bV C6Hnferfetfs.
Sold by all Druggists, at -. 80 cts, and 81 NJ
SaratOga spring water. sold By all Drug
gists.
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Who would not be beautifGlg Who would no
add 4, their beauty What gives that marbl,
purity and dtsfiHgts importance We observe upOf
the stage and city BELIEF II y no longer a secret;
They use Hagnn's Magnolia BALM IT. continue,
use removes tan, freckies. pimples and roughnes
from the itee and hands. and leaves the complex
Unlike many cosmetics, u contains no materisl
injurious 70 the skin. Any Druggist will order IL
for you. D. not on band. 81 - cents per bottle.
DEMAs BARNES a 60. Wholesale
Agents. New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all drug
rists
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Repor,.

FRIDAY, Nov. 29.-Seeds-There is very little
Cloverseed coming forward, and the demand is
fair at $7259s p 81 pounds. Prices OF Timothy
are nominally held at So 4O@265 Flaxseed is
taken by the crushers at S245@25O. us I0 Hou
Bark is in steady demand, with small sales at
$55 y ton for No. Quercitron. 'di iJ 8lu.H
There is no spirit in the Flour market but
prices are well maintained. The demand Tor
shipment is extremely limited, and, the home
consumers purchase only enough to supply Inn
mediate wants. Sales of superfne at 87.60a9, 80:
extras at $8'50@950; NorthWestern extra
family at Sl0@ll; Pennsylvenfa and Ohio do,
at $ll@l226; and fancy brands at SI360l4. aceords
ing to quality. Rye Flour is selling at S8,50@S
Nothing doing In Corn Meal. ~ Vra 71'T
The offerings of Wheat are small, and IN I
demand for prime lots is moderate at forme
rates. Sales of 1900 bush. fair and prime red
So 40@2'50. Rye sells at $I70 for Pennsylvani a.
and Sl60@l05 for Southern. Corn Is quId
Sales of yellow at Sl'40a 5000 bush. ,newpdo. q
kl10 to S1'30;and old Western mixed a. $l86 Oal
are unclaimed; sales or Southern and Pennsg
% yania st 74@5Sc: Soo bush Western 9Bsrls
Whisky is without improvements 80 yieile
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. 27.-General w.
Barry, u. S. A., the new Commandant Of the
Fort and Artillery School which is being esta-
blished here arrived at o'clock this afternoon
on the steamer Saratoga, from New York. He
was met on the wharf by General William Hays,
who has been in command here for the past
year; Colonel I. G. Baylor, commandant OF the
b. S. Arsenal; Colonel Henry W. james, Depart
ment Quartermaster; Colonel Curry, Com.
missary of Subsistence, and others, and
was by them escorted to his new quar-
tiers in the fort. The General is
much younger looking mau than expected
to find him, tall and commanding in appear
ance, and is said to be q most thorough soldier
and disciplinarian. a.,.r
The several departments will be closed to-
morrow Thanksgiving Day., nt-
A game of base ball will be played here be-
tween the Creighton Club Of Norfolk and Old
The ship Frank Flint, Captain Robert 8.
Crosby, which arrived here this morning from
Callao, with cargo of guano, has been ordered
to proceed to Baltimore. Captain Crosby
reports having spoken, October 8, In latitude
1880 south, longitude 3302 west, the ship Eliza
beth Cushing, 81 days from Liverpool for CAL
cutta, "all WELL" Also, on October 26, latitude
2O'54, longitude 62'32 west barque Valiant, of
Apalachicola. The captain was very sick with
fever, and was supplied with medicines, ETC.,
by Captain Crosby. On November l5, while the
Flint was on the Gulf stream she was struck by
a violent squall, which carried away part of her
sails and sprung her foremast. She sustained
Baltimore, where she is ordered to discharge
her cargo. The vessel has about nineteen hun
dred tons of guanO on board, and was one
hundred days on the passage. The following
vessels are now anchored in the Roads wind
bound :--Schooners Sylvan, Blanchard, George.
town, coal, New York; Chase, Ingraham, Balti-
more, corn, for Newburyport; Jacob Kinsley,
Richmond, assorted cargo, New York. t.-'.
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tice of the Peace OF the said county OF Charles
City, the body of the said James w. Hunnicutt,
10 hnnwer the said complaint, and to be further
dealt with according 60 law; and that you also
summon to appear before such Justice, Camel
lum q. Fakes, Edmund Waddell, aud Isaac III
Christian, as witnesses for the Common wealth.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day
ofNovember, 1867. JAMES NJ. WILCOX.
Presiding Justice OF Charles City Court.
Hunnicutt was permitted by the Sheriff to
proceed to Charles City county alone. In an
editorial In his paper this morning he says
I'm regard to our arrest, II they walt to make
good their charges, then our turn will come
next, and they may look out, not for the gene
raj conhagration OF hre and brimstone but for
flood of water upon the whole face OF the
earth In the county OF Charles City,"
he then bids short adieu to his friends in
Richmond, and says;-"rhe effort made by the
authorities of Charles City county to force us to
leave the county at this time is done to harass
us as much as possible Just on the eve OF the
session OF the Convention. Such acts Of cor
ruption were never before developed. f"
General Schofield has instructed the Sheriff
Of Richmond TO receive from Hunnicutt bond
that he will appear before the Charles CITY
Court within ten days after the sine die adjourn
ment Of the constitutional Convention. He has
given the bond.
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VIRGINIA.
The Arrest OF Hunnicutt I'm RichmOn -
Copy of the Indictmemt-The Causes OF

The Arrest OF Hunnicutt in Richmond
Copy OF the Indictmemt-The Causes OF
his Prosecution.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2S.-The following is the
warrant on which Hunnicutt was arrested last
In the County Court of Charles City County,
TO wit-To the Sheriff OF the City of Richmond:-
Forasmuch as the Grand Jury OF the Common
wealth of Virginia, in and for the county of
Charles City, and now attending the said court,
have presented that James w. Hunnicutt, on
the 9th day of September. in the year of our
Lord 1867, at Elam Church. in the said county
tending 10 conspire with other persons to Incite
the colored population OF the State of Virginia
TO make insurrection by violence and war
OF Virginia, did there and then wickedly,
maliciously, fraudulently, knowingly, and
iederate and agree, with divers other
persons to the Jurors unknown. to tncite the
colored population of the State of Virginia to
make insurrection by acts of violence and war
against the white population of the State OF
Virginiai and did then and there address
large audience composed of white and oolored
persons, male and female, for about the space
OF two hours, in discussing the political issues
of the day, and delivered In the said address
insurrectionary sentiments to the following
effect;-"You, the colored people, have no pro-
perry ~ sne new Wnlse @ race hsSe houses @ ano Lands
the musket, but can apply the torch TO the
dwellings Of your enemies. There are none too
also apply the torch;'' and divers other sem
tences expressing sentiments calculated and in
Lenueu 10 lnclbo bne COi0feu population 20 make
insurreotion by violence and war upon the
white population, and thus disturb the public
peace, contrary 20 the form of the statute in
such case made and provided, to the evil ex.
ample of all others in like cases offending, aud
against the peace aud dignity OF the Common-
wealth of Virginia, and nave further presented
that the said james w. HunnicuJt afterwards,
TO wit. on the said 9th day OF September, in the
year Of our Lord 1867, at ElaIn Church, In the
said county OF Charles City, not regarding the
laws and statutes OF the State OF Virginia, but
contraVening and intending TO violate the same,
did unlawfully and feloniously conspire, COM
bine confederate and agree, with divers other
person to the jurors unknown, TO lnclte the
colored population of the State OF Virginia to
make insurrection by acts Of violence and war
against the white population OF the state OF
Virginia; contrary 10 the statute In such case
made and provided, to the evil example off all
others IN like oases offending. and against the
peace and dignity Of tho Commonwealth OF
! Virginia. ~ n fAH4ffA
These are theFefOneto command you. In the
natme OF the ConmOnWoalth OF VlFglnla, forth
WIN 70 oapprehend and convey before some Jus
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EDITI0N N
NEWS BY THE CUBA CABLE.
The Late HurrIcane-RepOrts OF the
Earthquake at st. Johns Con.
Grmed, Etc. EtC.
PORTO RICO.
The Violence OF the Late Hurricane
Tho Earthquake In Sc. Johns.

HAVANA Nov. 27.-Dates from Mayaguez,
Porto Rico, are to the 10th instant. The greatest
force of the hurricane was spent on the eastern
coast. The violence of the wind was terrific in
its effects ct Faiardo, Naquabo, and Humacoa.
The greater number of buildings in the towns
as well as on the plan taiions were demolished.
At some places not house is left standing. The
blast swept from north to west. The floods
which followed were unprecedented, destroying
houses and animals, and many persons were
drowned. f... ..
The hurricane was also very severe in its
effects in the interior of the island. The grow
ing crops on the plantations were annihilated,
and half the coffee crop on the island has been
destroyed, but the loss in the cane.delds has
been exaggerated. Floods came do wn from the
mountains, but proved, it is said, beneficial to
the growing canes, which were saved on many
estates. .s.
The cane grinding will commence it is
thought, earlier than usual On the Southern
and Western coasts the loss vas less.
At Guayamas, Ponce, and Mayaguez there
were no disasters to foreign shipping. NotWith-
standing the scarcity OF provisions, the markets
were growing quiet. .I.
larger coal depot was to be established at
st. Johns
The reports of the earthquakes at st. Johns
are confirmed. The shocks were the severest
known for seventy-seven years. Five distinct
shocks were felt on the 10th, at the same time
the river rose and fell three feet.
There was little or no shipping in the port.
Coffee was quoted at 12@13 cents. No sugar or
molasses for sale. Nothing doing in freights.
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Opening OF the OratOriO Season I'm New
York-sudden Death OF One of the

Audience aA 7-
The oratorio season commenced at Steinway
Hall last night before the largest audience OF the
season. Haydn's beautiful work, The Seasons,
Simpson, tenor; j. r. Thomas, baritone; and
the Harmonic Society, with orchestra and
organ. There is q freshness and charming un-
affected simplicity, united TO the highest dra-
matte effect about Haydn's works that must
render them ever popular. In The Seasons the
interest OF the music never flags, and the
poet Thomson has q faithful interpre-
ter of his exquisite verses or course
this work is less sublime than the Creation.
for, as the composer himself said, sin the
Creation the character are angels, in the Seasons
they are peasants" u The mostistriking choruses
are "Come, Gentle Spring." "God OF Light"
and the storm, hunting, and laughing wine
choruses The artistes acquitted themselves
some of the choruses by taking them too slows
and judicious pruning OF the recitations was
needed. A sad occurrence took place during
the performances. A Agentleman about sixty
who has been cashier for twenty-five years In q
large establishment in Broad way, visited the
OratoriO with his wife and daughter, and died
sud denly of disease of the heart, while he was
for several days, and on his way to the hall he
felt very uneasy and faint. When he took his
seat beside his family he felt SO much worse
that Mr. Harrison, the manager, was sum-
conveyed out of the hall to one Of the ware
rooms, DR.. Gardiner was sent for, and on his
arrival he pronounced him dead. A Cor0ner's
iRQuest was Immediately held, and q verdict of
death from disease Of the heart was rem
dered. The body will be removed as soon as
possible to the residence of the deceased, in
Garden street, Hoboken. The whole sad affair
was managed by Mr.. Harrison in such mans
ner that none of the audience knew anything
about the death OF one OF their number-N Y
Herald
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M,msRistOri's Havana Engagement POST
p0neds

Cable dispatches, which were sent 10 Mr..
Grau by his agent In Havana, dated Wednes-
day, and received here yesterday morning
conveyed to him the intelligence that sickness
prevailed to q great extent in Havana, and
urging him. under no circumstance. 10 go to
Havana with Mime Ristori and Company
This news caused great disappointment to the
management, for they had good reason to boast
of Ristori's success In Havana, from reports
received. The artists had already, as early as
Wednesday, sent nearly all their
baggage on board the Moro Castle,
and IL was with the greatest diffl-
Guilty that IL could be removed from the ship.
The loss sustained by the management through
this unforeseen calamity is heavy. But a cab.e
despatch was received last evening stating
that arrangements had been effected for Pine
Ristori's appearance In Havana in February,
when 1t is hoped that there will no longer be
any prevalence OF sickness on the island. In
the meantime Mr.. Grau has telegraphed TO all
the principal cities where halls or theatres
could be obtained for Nine Ristori's Immediate
performance and there is no doubt that within
few days the illuelrioua queen OF tragedy Will
give her anxious listeners an opportunity OF
witnessing her wonderful creations. May We
not. perhaps. induce Mr. 9rau 20 give few
moie representations In thia eiiyf- ~ u
1ttoaflo. .'
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.--Brieham Young not content with one
attack on civilization and Christianity, is after
the little god of love. In late order this
beast of a prophet orders the young men of
Utah to marry fright Off all the unmarried
girls, and not allow themselves to be guided
by love, but marry as they come. Love he
lprOnounces as humbug, and winds up with
Saying that II, after q certain time, any girls
'are left over, - he viii marry them. l1. i
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Markets by telegraph.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Stocks strong. Chicago and
Rock bland, O6S; Reading. 96S; Canton Co., 404 irie
Railroad, 71sS Cleveland and Toledo, 0G Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 1885, Pitsburg and Fort Wayne. 97sS
Michigan Central, 1ohs Michigan so9tnetn, so5; New
York Central 1l3; Illinois Central 1Sli Cumberland
preferred i29; Missouri 6s, 945E; Hudson RIVER 1926
o. s. Ftvetwentiea 1862 1885; do 1854 l05i do. 1855,
Exchange unchanged; Money per cent. Gold, lsa
NEW York Nov. 29.-G0tton declining, sales at
16c Flour dull; sales of 5000 barrels state. t75i iO
Ohio, s9-2o@l25o Western tz59ll 75 southern. 1880
OLA California, S1l@1S25 Wheat firm. Corn dul
Western at tl'33@lS5H Oats dull. Barley adyanc-
ing, Beef quiet. Porkdul mesa pork s20'7O Lard
quiet at l21S9iSs<c, Whisky quiet. f+ I'm