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A bay horse, fourteen hands high, run
ming at large III the cily, was taken up by
policeman yesterday and lodged in the
WoIkbouse.
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Rumble, at the Maikethouse saloon, has
introduced a cigar with Havana filings
and Connecticut wrappers, which he is
disposing Of at five cents apiece. Cheap.
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Qua toilet sundry articles embrace most
everything that lady or gentleman could
wish-combq, tooth-brushes, nail-brushes
powders, puff, mirrors, pocket-knives, etc.
NAV 23-l0t DEMovILLE & Co.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

THs UEI0s AYD AMERIoAN as an advertising
medium shall not be surpassed BY any paper in
The State. In enterprise and energy It shall ba
second TO none.
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The ice cream saloon of f. Ozanne Was
robbed Of money and considerable qusn-
THY Of goods on Wednesday night last.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
( 1HHeN ARRIVED: .t
None.
- DEPARTED: Jsa
( JOHN LUMSDEN-.--.Cairo- |
LEAVING THIS DAY.
ROMEO ............-....-.....EyaasT I'm

The river was declining slowly yestar-
day, with four feet nine inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and warm.
There were no arrivals up to dark, but
the lobe Hurt from the Upper Cumber-
land was hourly expected. .-
The John Lumsden departed for Cairo
with slim trip. .Hf
The Talismsn and Romeo are due to-
day. If- l ..
The Ella Hughes is announced for 3
grand excursion to Priestly Springs, eight
miles above the city on Sunday next
making two trips. She leaves the upper
wharf at A. NJ, and returning, leaves
again at p NJ Here is ar opportunity
to spend day pleasantly in the woods.
For EvansviIle-The regular Friday
packet Romeo will depart at IL M.
Capt. ]. V. Throop has been connected
with the navigation Of the Cumberland
river ever since it was spring branch,
and his friends and patrons are numerous.
He and his good little crsft need no
Recommendation from Us. shippers and
passengers give a good trip to Josh U. A.
Veei Xxx.
by telegraph
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-River falling,
with feet inches in canal.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.-The river is
falling.
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SPICED CLANS at HemphilPs--tbe finest
relish in the world. Try them.
ju11-tf
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BEST FAMILY PAPER IN TENNESSEE
DAILY. sEMI-wEEKY AND WEEKLY

Tri-Weskly and OthOr subscribers. having
prepaid for the UEIOS AND DIsPATCH will Be
supplied with either Of the other editions ofths
UNIOE AND AMERICAN st the reduced rates.
they will notify rs Of their choice.
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GOLD AND SILVER
SIGHT EXCHANGE
FOREIGN DRAFTS
LAND WARRANTS
REVENuE STAMPS

we nave made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the foIlov-
ing low rates. discount payable in stamps. viz:
On purchases under $2o..........Par EFsI
On purchases Of $40 or more-..2 per cent. dis
On purchases Of $50 or noro..3X IS
On purchases of 800 or mOre-.3X
On purchases of 500 or more. ~
On purchases of $500 or more. az
On purchases of $1,000 or more ~
All orders must beaccompanied By the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express. as directed. ~ -
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PALE FACE BAND.

w ILsON'S RENOWNED STRING AND
Cornet Band. hereafter known as the Pale
Face Band. will perform for parties. picnies and
balls on reasonable terms. Leave orders at the
City Hotel. is t- ssus -s. -1--1
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LIVERPOOL, June 1O-Cottou quiet; Up
lands ll3d; Orleans I'D. Sales 10000
bales.
FRANKFORT, June 1O.-United States
Bonds S63@86S.
LONDON, June 10.-Consols 92s@924.
United States bonds S6I. ..
New York Money Market.
New YORK, June l0.-MoDey active
and stringent. Early transactions were at
Z per cent 10 currency, but before 2
O'clock the rate rose to J per. cent; some
little easing up before O'Clock, which re-
suited in fall TO coin interest. Alter
bank hours, however, the demand was
again very urgent and many brokers we're
compelled to pay 1-l6@s and per cent.
for money, in order TO get their bank ac-
counts made up. Discounts nominsl. The
stringency in the market is chiefly due to
the manipulation Of combinations operating
for decline in prices; Sterling Exchange,
dull at 81 994. Gold opened at 1888 aad
closed at 1891. German bankers are
large purchasers on reports that affairs in
the banks are in an unsettled condition,
but The market closed dull. Cash gold is
abundant ut 7012 per cent. The high
rates are due to the stringency of money.
The sub-Treasnry sold m llion ,3S 49,
lOO@l39 I2-100 gold. Clearanees $64,-
5000. State bonds dull. Old Tennes-
saa edIo. Daw 81 L. -- ...- PIT
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CARDS, BILLeHEADS, BLANKS,
AN Kinds OF Railroad BIaaks.
Posters of al Sizes.

VOBwORK OF ALL KINDS DONE Mat
u ly and ~ rheap at the Union and AmeFI-
can Dub e-fiice a. anywhere. Give Us your
PATRONAGE. l Do. aux2G 81
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New YORK. tieneIal MARKETS..

NEW York, June 1O.-Cotton firm sales
Z, 800 bales uplands &c. Flour anchaeg-
Ell. Wheat quiet steady. Corn quiet.
Rice, DUH Coffee, dull. Sugar steady.
Nolasses quiet. .-..l
Cotton irmer; higher prizes asked mid
dIipss 29Jc. Wheat 81 IDOL 20. Rye
98aI Oh. Coffee 223@25c. Bntter ESQ
&c. Eggs 100 16c. -.
: Cotton firm; middling DC Hay s21 SO.
Potatoes 81 % and 5 W. Wheat 81 100
/ 20. Choice Coffee 254.: Butter l6e9lSc.
Eggs l6c.
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Upon the Subject of Agri-
s. culture, . .

And Kindred topics. We shall also givs an
tensive variety Of valuable and interesting N at
ter-ths best adapted to the farming classes Of
our State. which will. in a great measure. sup
ply the place Of family agricultural paper.
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Gold remains firm. The following are
the New York quotations Of yesterday:
Opened at 1888, was 1881 at 1925, 1891
at lilo, 1893 at noon, 1S95 at l:5O, 1891
at 8, and closed at 1893 at 4 P. NJ.
The rates here we're l3S buying and 1879
selling. EIE.s E.a LE1
Exchange on New York is taken by
the banks at discount and sold by them
al &c premium. 49,
United States bonds are fraction lower.
The following are the New York rates of
yesterday: -...
United States Is OF 81, 1911
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New York Dry Goods Markets.

NEW YORK, June 10.-The weather is
a little Indictment, but fair business is
doing in cotton goods. Prices favor seller.
Cabot A lac. BIeached muslins sell at
I5Ic. Kearsage l. 15Ic. Greene !, lie.
Bamesley {, lie. Providence I, do II &c.
blackstone !, 13c- Lawrence j, 40 inch
brown, lie. Ellerton D, 4 4 do, BE.
Reynolds A A, l3c. Blackstone A, 15c.
HslIowell brown corset jeans are down
TO l54c. Stevens croshes are up &c on sill
letters. Great Falls s Hive have advanced
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THURSDAY, June 10, 1859.
Nashville Cotton Market.

The following are the Cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public: ,.,sg sf,4y 7Ia 4f.4
LIVERPOOL, 1l:15-cotton market firmer.
Sales to-day 10000 bales at III and I'D.
( LIVERPOOL, f:20 Cotton quotations un-
changed. - f@ %stf5 SFHls tistI
New York, 1O.25-Demand fair and
prices firm. .it'i
NEW York, 1l:50-Demand moderate
and prices firm. Low middling sole; Up
lands Site; Good middling 323; Mobile
81 &c; Orleans Size. ,, ~ .st,......
New YORK, 1:05.-Demand fair and
prices advanced. Low middling 30!; Up.
lands 3la; Good middling 80; Mobile 313;
Orleans &c. g EE-E't'3 : ffF-b b.
New YORK, l:5O-Demand moderate
and prices firm. Sales to-day 1890
bales. Uplands 81 &c. e : 80
New York, 3.-Market quiet but
prices firm. Sales to-day l,729 bales for
spinning; 500 bales for speculation; 10
bales for export. 100 bales low middling
November delivery at 25c. 80
LIVERPOOL, 3:50.-Cotton quotations
unchanped
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HAY.-Sales from store at $2S@29 per
ton.
BEEswAx-Sales to-day at 30@39c.
FEATHERs-Have weakened and sold
to-day at Csc.
GINGsENG- heard of sales at 700
78c.
EGGs-Sales at l4@15c. eH ..
BUTTER-We quote at I24@15c per ID
WOoL.-We quote bury at 15@2OG
unwashed without burs 25@26c, washed
without burs 35@37c. Ea. .ssI Z. q. s..
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Reward.

For the recovery OF Caddies Manufac-
tured Tobacco, 2 Rocking Chairs cane
seats, ! Box of Cove Oysters and barrel
of Coal Oil, hauled through mistake
to some house in the city, June l, from
Steamer Emma Floyd. A suitable reward
to honesty will be paid.
a. m -----H.ro.-. .s
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..
You will find at DeMoville & Co.'s an
elegant assortment Of the finest English
French and American hair brushes of all
sizes and prices. my23-10t
"FhOse GaIIer Boots"
little glove stirs up my heart as tide s.irs up
the ocean,
And snOw-white muslin. when it fits. makes
many curious notion;
All sorts of lady Arms thrill my feelings. as they
Orter
But little female CATER boots are death and
nothing shorter.
And iust to put you on your guard.
III give you. short and brief, . q ...
A small hotel experience,
Which filled my heart with grief.
Last summer at the ST. Cloud Hotel
l stopped a month or MORE
And marked two bOOteeS every morn
Before my neighbOTs door.
Two boots with patent leather tips :
Two boots which seemed to say, ......
An angel trOts around in US
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams, -
They swept before my face.
A lady growing out of them.
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali one morn I saw a sight,
Which struck me like stone.
Some other name was on the book,
Those boots tcere not alone!
A great tall pair Of other boots 4.
Were standing by their side,
And off they walked that afternoon,
And with them-walked a bridei
B.-Ladies know those gaiter bosts,
As worn by such dainty feet,
Are sold in style which ever suits
XIV IT. t. NTNaTEAn N RRn.- Eherry street.
junS
We call special attention to our stock Of
fancy soaps, embracing all French, Eng
fish and American soaps Of any note.
may 23-10t DEMovILLE & Co.
GENTLEMEN's fine kid gloves at two dol
lars pair; 6ne drill drawers al one dol
lar pair; best quality linen bosom shirts
at two dollars and seventy five cents each;
and fine cloths clothing etc at same rates,
at G. B. Abbotfs He is selling out at cost.
June7-3t.
DEMoyILLE & Co, have all kinds of
nice tooth preparations, soaps, powders,
pastes and washes, Jewsbury, Browns,
Rimmeps and Bazin's. my23-10t
Trunks repaired and covered at Dun
slead's trunk factory, IL Deaderick street,
up stairs. juu6tf
You can get from DeMoville & Co.,
genuine French and English handkerchief
extracts Of Lubin, Rimmel, Atkinson, EIDE,
and also American extracts of all kinds.
my23-10t
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To the Friends OF thel0h Union aad
/ American, and others, r.

We ask the friends..of the OH USroa Az
ANERIoAS. and all supporters Of Constitution
liberty without regard to past party aGhliatio
to aid Us in extending our circulation aud bu
ness, in the warfare We are waging against Radi-
ealism, its eOrrupEiOns and usurpatiOns. Speak
to your neishbOr and get him to take the papa-
az least for the canvass. Address
9.sI DO . q. GRIFFITH a CO.,
..--.4-. ...|. g.. Nashville. Tenn.
E Old Union and American Block, eornar
Cherry aud Church streets aug
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GENUINE Farina Cologne all sizes
Lubin's Lavender water, Eau de Roses
Magnolia water, toilet and sachet pow ders
in great variety, can be had at
my23-l0t DEMoyILLE & Co.'s
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The whole amount of gold bid for on the
9Th inst. at the treasury Office was IS, 905,-
600, the rates ranging 13S 80 to 1876 q
cent The million of dollars sold was
awarded as fellows 10 The highest hiddar.
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d. L. HICKS sells ice cheaper than any
body eIze in town. Depot and packing
house on Bank Alley, opposite J. W. Viii
son & Co.'s tin shop. je5-tf
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Cnn,mIssinner,. s,anrI
MARRIEn-

Another slim docket yesterday. Only
i've small cases disposed of. ..
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uu9-tf WILLIAM WILSON. Leader
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
IL TRATRIA OF the estate of B. S. Ham
iIton, deceased. arties owing will come for
ward and settle without delay; and those hav
ing claims against said estate will present them
properly attested, within the time prescribed by
law. or they will be barred. Leave claims at
store Of Hamilton Cooney, 60 Broad street.
CELINA HAMILTON,
June 9. IS69-lW Administrative.
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PUMPS PUMPSl!
HUE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTENTION To
w our new assortment Of .-r.a
Pumps, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures,

A.. ss of every variety ard description;
Bath Tubs and Wash Basins. Marble. Marble-
lied iron, plain and enameiad.) Water Closets.
Urinals, Rubber Hose, Brass Goods. for steam.
water etc. which we will sell at the lowest pos
Sbie fgueres.
PUMPS-Our stock Of Pumps are very ex-
tensiVe and complete. placing this important
convenience within the reach OF every house
holder. rich or poor. To be convince Of this
fact it is only necessary to call and examine
our stock and prices.
! IRON PIPE-This age Of manufacturing en-
terpTize has developed demand tor Iron Pipe
never before experienced. and We are now tuiiy
prepared TO supply this demand
We have completed arrangements by which
we are enabled to sell "a CHEAP AS ANY
NORTHERN HOUSE. With the difference Of
freight added. -..
for CiStern and Sewerage purposes, we will cell
very low as our stock on hand is always very
large HENDERsON BksDS-.
Practical Plumbers. Gas and Steam Filters
Z maylg Bun % N. Cherry st. Nashville.
sMOHING TOBACCO.
Just received another large consignment Of
the following celebrated brands 81 Virginia
Smoking Tobacco;
Highlander..-I lb.. II H.. u ID. and 2 o. bags.
biek Tater......1 ID. e b., 4 u. and 81. bags.
Red EoVer----.l ID. y ID. a Id. and OF. bags.
An Of which will be sold at manufacturers
prices. to the Trade. by -
]. al. WH0RLRY,
mays If e a. South Market st.
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HARRISON & Son,
As & As Front street.
Agents Steamer Emma Floyd

You will find at DeMoyille & Co.'S an
elegant assortment Of the finest English
French and American hair brushes Of all
sizes and prices. my23-I0t
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Now is the Time to Subscribe.

The UEIoE AND DIsPATcH and the GAZETTE,
hitherto published separately in this City were
consolidated on the 9th of August. 1858. and
are now and will be hereafter issued under the
old title of
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Nashville Produce Market.

MESS PoRK.-Per barrel $S1 5O@32
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June 1O--Cotton quiet; Up
lands ll3d; Orleans I'D. Sales 10000
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"ThOse 0aiIer Roofs. :,

A little glove stirs up my heart as tide s.irs up
the ocean.
And snOw-white muslin. when it fits. makes
many a curious notion;
All sorts of lady firms thrill my feelings as they
"Orter."
But little female gsiter boots are death and
nothing shorter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-11

We call special attention to our stock Of
fancy soaps, embracing all French, Eng
fish and American soaps of any note.
may 23-l0t DEMoyILLE & Co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-18
= The New Yofk f7erakd says Pakson Brown
low presents the most extrsordinarv niotnra

The New York Herald says Passon Brown
low presents the most exttacrdinary picture
OF physical debility that vas ever before
witnessed In any legislative assembly.
Thad. Stevens might have been considered,
when brought into the Senate Chamber on
mems shoniders to take his place among the
managers in the memorable days OF the i'm
esch.aens trial :--:=i, sshiis best illustration up to
that time presented OF the triumph of intel
lectual will over q shattered and PROSTATE
bodily organism; but ,Brownlow's appear
ance shows even greater Indications Of ply
slcal wreck and ruin, and yet the latter lacks
nothing OF the same unconqherable mental
nre ana energy that marked to his latest
moments the character of tile Great Com
moner. When taking the oath, Brownlow
lay back in his chair, his head bent down,
his face shriveled, ghastly and of unearthly
hue, his hands clasped in bony, vice-ike
grasp, and his Whole appearance indicative
of great physical depression AS Mr.. Col
fax read the oath the poor old Parson
raised his feeble arm, which shook with
palsy and dropped every moment to his
side. Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Bassett
went over and sustained his arm through
the remainder Of the ceremony, though the
old man made one or two desperate efforts
by himself to sustain the right arm by prop
ping it with his left hand. After he had
taken the oath, the Parson stretched forth
his hand for glass of water, which shook
wildly before it reachsd his lips. The or
deal, slight as it seems, had completely ex-
hausted him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-18

The radical papers are at it again. Lis
ten! 'Just as Grant kissed the Holy Bible,
yesterday, the sun burst through the
clouds in glorious efulgence, and both the
man and the orb were loudly cheered by
the people Every time radical Presi-
dent has been inaugurated, old Sol has thus
been ruthlessly driven on "burst" The
thing is just as absurd in its way as Louis
Napolcon's tame eagle.
There is grievous tribuation and unccr-
tainty about the color Of the gloves worn at
his inauguration. The World says they
were ''canary color" the Herald "corn-
colored, the Times ''straw colored," others
Bismarck" whilst others do not mention
gloves at all. The Tribune man is espe.
cially silent on this point, probably because,
as a cotemporary suggests, the new consti-
tutional amendment prohibits all discrimi-
nation OF color. The next bother is about
Grants shirt-bosom. The World SAYS that
on the great occasion Grant had on a "shirt
pierced by three spiral small-nobbed gold
studs; but the Herald says that "not a
single ornament of jowelry appeared about
his person, not even gold shirt-buttons, -
and upon his shirt-bosom nothing elittered
brighter than agate buttons" Now. how
do these correspondents make their accounts
agree, and which of them is to be credited
by the great historian of the great occa.
| sion?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-18

FATAL AFFRAY AT THE PINE HOUSE DEPOT.
On Thursday last, several men of the Pine
House section met at the Pine House Depot,
and an affray arising more properly, a
confusion or commotion, caused by LIQUOR
Luther Toney was killed by ball from a
pistol in the hands of Benjamin Boothe
These men, it seems, were going in a body
to molest, in some way, certain neighbor,
or his freedmen, against whom they had a
grudge. And the upshot of the matter was
that Boothe, in brandishing and fourishing
his pistol, shot Toney and killed him. AS
to whether the murder was Intentional or
not, there is great difference of opinion.
Boothe, together with q brother, has been
arrested and lodged in jail Mt this place.
EdgefeM Advertiser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-18

Destructive FIRE AT CAMDEN. Tie
Camden (Ala.) Ne,cs brings intelligence of
the most destructive fire we recollect to
have heard of in so small village. 1t
broke out about o'clock on the morning
of the 4th. and by daylight over two thirds
OF the buildings, on and adjacent to the
public square, were in ashes. But for a
shower OF rain, which fell about daylight
and checked the raging flames, the entire
village would have been consumed Two
stores, a law office and the printing office
was all the property saved on the public
square. Entire loss estimated at near
$4,000. No insurance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-18

How VERMONT NEGRO -SHRIEKERs ACT AT
HoME.-The bodies of the old lady, her
daughter and grandson, who were found
near Peacham, VT, day or two since by
some men who were cutting road through
snow-drifts, had been turned out of doors
at Hardwick in the storm for non payment
of rent They started to walk to their
friends in Peacham, walked fifteen miles.
and applied at P. NJ. for shelter, but were
refused, when they started for another
house, but failed to reach it,
CohoRED PASSENGERS ON STEAMSHIP
LINES. In New York. on Thursday, in the
case of Louisa Jacobs against the Atlantic
Navigation Company, in which the plaintiff
(colored) claimed damages for being refused
first GLASS passage on q steamer to Savannah,
after purchasing first class ticket, the Jury
were unable to agree, two standing out for
the defendents, and were discharged
Powers statue Of Washington, which was
rem owed by General Butler from the State
House at Baton Rouge, La, at the request
OF Senator Kellogg, has been taken from the
Patent Office, Washington, where it had
been placed, and shipped by express to
Gov. Warmoth, in order that it be replaced
in ITS old position at Baton Rouge.
PERU.-It is announced in recent letters
from the port of Islay, Peru, that the yell
low fever is raging to fearful extent ut
that place, and that the inhabitants are
dying at the rate of 500 per day. Owing
to the fatal prevalence of the disease, it is
found impossible to procure hands to load
or discharge vessels.
In the recent local elections in the State
of New York, the Democracy have made
nearly clean sweep. They have beaten
their opponents handsomely in the towns
OF Utica, Poughkeeps;e, Oswegc, Newburgh
AMI Ennira, and in the Counties of Colum-
bia, Saratoga, Erie, Cayuga and Ulster.
Some of the radical papers in Connect
cut don't want to ratify the fifteenth amend
ment, because the negroes might vote the
Democratic ticket. They are indisposed to
remove disabilities unless the new voter
will bind himself to join the Republican
party. That's the way they do it in the
South.
There is Nova Scotia delegation in
Washington to call attention to the annex
alton OF that province to the United States.
The British provinces are all gravitatn o
heavily, but the time is not quite yet
A Washington despatch to the New York
Herald represents the New England poIiti
ciens as in ecstacies over the new Cabinet
appointments, and the Western men as
much chagrined.
A juror from Wells, Maine. while attend
ing court this term, has lost his mother,
father-in-law, brother-in-law and wife, by
death.
Mrs jeremiah Ladd, of East Lynn.
Conn, aged 1OS years and nine months the
Oldest person in the Nutmeg State, came to
an untlme!y death on Wednesday last.