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1ysURANCE CDMPAxrEs.
ToHN 81. CLAIBORNE s. co,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AsS' >
No, i,os MAIN STREET

OhN n. SLA1DoIsNS -
= FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. AGENTS
No. i,os MAIN STREET
IMPERIAL FIRE IEsuEhFcE oo"i A>A
EsTABLIsHED 1903.
c,,,ta, stock and surplus over. ss'S Sa7!gsS 81
Investments IN United states 81 ivir.
Deposited with Treasurer VI $4,000 90
cInia registered bonds.........'''
PACIFIC 1ssunA,SS69KEs GaMrANY' OF CAL
cap,a, stock paid MP tgold) ,Soo Geo %
gold)......"......'. '9o'o's II
Policies ISSUED IN GOLD OR cUREEN-
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
' Fl T{HoGsHND DOLLARS with
rE ssTrSGRm e Lipf INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
for the debts or the Company, adding Szo"V'0''
Issue POLICIES on real and personal property,
In city or country. throughout the Sfn.s ana m la.
chandise in transit over land or sea- protecting
Pois,e lSs on for one to FIVE
Attention is specially called to the rat bs.
corresponding with rates prevailing In o'ner
Losses IS eTui,ably adjusted and promptly paid
at this BRANCH 0FF1CE. "a SO-eoalm
LIVERPOOL AND LOND ON AND
- GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Gaptsl tin g thd ;: States OVER GOO
Tho ,mmcusc resources Of this old-established
com pany distinguished rs 1t Is for It's iDera! ana
prouop, adjustment Of loses nfoTds me r.f !,
EST GUARANTEES OF SECURITY 10 The
aSSnRYD,
Shareholders personally responsible for all e, en-;
ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
THE POLICIES OF THIS COMPANY >,
rectors. and resident 10 New York. They expire
| nj O'Clock L. NJ, and not at noon. All Gla,ins
payable IN Cash. on proof OF loss %ltoa1 T ~
| RISKS taken on as favorable terms as Other lS
s,srny eompa0ifnsA HtSsGFeo r co.
General Agents for Virginia.
| Cnlce over First National Bank,
| !, 27-1m No. 1loA Main street.
UTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
MI 1SooNXr h6SiSIhD6 1894.
oFFIcE CORNER or 10TH AND BaSx MT sTE EeIIcE
ipsures Buildings BY perpetual or annual poticJ'
| Losses euuitably adjusted and promptly paid.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure Will find IL 70 lhsir in'ef
~ " s. 4 CLAIBORNE, P;insipal Agent
nENRY =. DANtcRTn Ags!stant oecrc'aFS'
| SAMUEL ii. PCLLIAM, Collector
l. DIRECTORS:
| JAQTELIN Z. IAYLoR,
| William G. ALLEN,
JOHN c. HOBS0N,
JAMES DUNLOP,
| WILLIAM GRAY,
| WILLIAM II. EA&hLL,
| SAMUEL G. TARDY,
| JAMES y. GRANT,
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| JOHN FREELkND,
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| GEORGE DAVIS,
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WINDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
RLAEBFORD i CLARK,
! GENERAL MANAGERS FOR SOUTHERN
| DEPARTMENT,
=. b 81 0 X E, NJ u.
! This company, while issuing oil approved ant
safe STYLES Of policies, invites special attention Z
their system OF GROUPING or TOSTlNE DlNi
iDEHDPULlClEs, rendering life insurance avail
able as an Investment uneqnalled by any othe
company. For agencies, applyt0 ,,oo,r
4 General Agent for the Southside,
| If Or otawly* Echmond, Va.
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RESTAURANTS,

y T E L L E, "a -
RESTAURATEUR, WIMp
NO. 1904 MAIN STREET,
Is always supplied with the luXuries Of the sea.
son-the BEST MEATS of all kinds-FOWLS,
tame and wild GAME Of all sorts-CYSTERS
and FISH. All served to order IL the best style.
Rates reduced-dlshes ample. Pastries of the
best. Orders for suopers and entertainments OF
the most elegant and recherche style filed in the
most satisfactory manner.
The BAR, as well as the table, with rates suited
to the times. lie best liquors always on hand.
and mixed drinks brewed by the most skillful
hand.
REFRESHMENTS served up In elegant style In
the LADIES' SALOON, where perfect privacy
and decorlm are maintained. jazz
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MACHINERY. &c.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
TAIRtEG STEAM-ENGlNES and BOILERS in
city snd county; TrRAGGU WORK OF al
liuG, made and repaired; TG6aCCO FLAT
IANlHGI;. iS En.ic ant repaired IN JOHN
IkS,DGn'S SUPEEi0f MANNER; PLAT.
FORA and all other kinds o. SnAlES hEFAiR-
~ and ADJ uSrED. AGENTS for he sale OF
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-En1lNE 60.
VERNON, SELDEN'3 rATE&T STkA ME- q.
GISE rACklNG, Utica C1mrany's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges ara warranted by rs tGl
one year and we sell theIr at loa prlcus. Ne keep
a.! kinds OF SRAS5 WUEh OF SUPERB II
MAZE FOR STRAWBERRIES, such rs Bluge.
SdAFIiNG, SE.FFE&DERS, SrEAM-NHIS.
TIES WAIEk-G rs, GbUBE-EA Ives
EUlLEh-ELUE CLEANERS, anda general as
fcrlmcat Of such articles AS are uSed By all run.
nins steam -Gna ines aud saw-mllls.
SLOAf Il hDDlSGTbN,
ic lh li22 and l31t n.y. Srreet.
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ESTABLISHED 1905

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE oonh ]>
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THERMOMETERS, TIL ER ID Q M 4
\ TEtS.--A supply OF very accurate IHEa-
NOME cERS for sale by
fel No. LssS cor. ~. Charles Hotel.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT VI he
n WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE should be found In every household, The
hundreds OF thousands of fam!lfe now using II
viii bear testimony that 1t Is the best most accu
rate, simplest, and Eeatest machine made. 1t Is
noiseess, and makes lock stitch alike ON both
sides. A large variety Of flyles on hand. sold on
the instalment plan. G. l.. RADWAY,
ta ID 739 Main street, south Side.
ING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The sL0AT ELLIPTIC SEW.
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and BOLD, We sell
shs only PROPER NEEDLES 10. the SIOkT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT q ADDIH6TON,
HA tNE Gary street, near Fourteenth.
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The immense resources Of this old-established
CON pany dati aeuished rs 1t Is for It's iDerat ana
nrornpt adjustment Of Losses, affords The Ill, II,
EST GUAKANTEE OF SECURITY TO THE
ASSURED. ,.,
Shareholders personally responsible LOT az en-
pagements of the company. ALL DIRECTORS
ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
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r LIVERPOOL AND LOND ON AMI
~ GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

r,, IT,, o,,M ,Sl s, zoe, 900
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poI1cIEs ISSUED IN GOLD OR CURREN-

Sap,,I,uIstions irold). 740, 0es II
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Tho news from France this morning Is very
meagrc and contains but little of Importance.
No attack has yet been made on Versailles,
the insurgents evidently lacking In courage or
organization for offensive warfare. Neither
has any movement been made by the govern
ment forces to crush the Instruction, although
it appears as If the Versailles authorities had
assumed the initiative in stopping communica-
ton with Paris, the complete isolation Of
which city is momentarily expected. Mean
while the insurgent leaders are perfecting their
plans, organizing their universal republic"
with its red flag, and in other ways preparing
to astonish the world by their devotion to the
liberties of the people, by. putting to death
few hundreds or 80 OF unfortunate wretches
who happen to be rich or moral A despatch
from Paris reports that regiment of regulars
passed over to tho insurgents and fraternized
with them; but the report is denied from
Versailles.
What NJ. Theirs Is doing nothing is said
about. A statement comes to us to the effect
that Bismarck has addressed him note
asking him ''to define the time in which he
would accomplish the suppression of tho in
surrecion in Paris, and that M. Theirs has
replied, resisting the demand, ''by expressing
the hope that he would succeed in his efforts
of Cancellation, and by asserting the right to
judge when other measures are necessary" The
German government has agreed to an in
crease of the number Of troops in Paris and
has also promised, should the insurrection
spread, 10 declare the departments occupied
by them in state Of siege. Beyond what we
have written the news is barren Of special i'm
portance. A treacherous calm prevails in
Paris and Versailles. To-day the storm may
burst upon unhappy France and deluge the
land in fratricidal blood.
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on A ID RU Pill SH + E L
New yo.k. Sunday, April 2, 1871.
CONTENTS Oh IO-yAi's HERALD.

PAGE.
l--Advertsculenrs
ESTABLISHMENTS.
acknowledgements
acknowledgements.
5-Ncws from Washington Proceeding n OF Con.
gfcss-The English Universities Boa. Race
News IRON Cuba --Amusemenis-The Eastern
German pnielcDce-fury LOU, III Street Sy ma
gogue--Probable Murder-Ihat Dead Secret
New York city News.
6-Bloody France lhe Red Re oclion In the Streets
or the Capital; fhe Attempt or The Govern
lDent TO Seize elontmarlre Details OF The
Murder OF Generals Lecomte and Clemeat
Thomas by the Mob; 1niers StiRmatzes the
Reds as Traitors and Crlmlnas-Napoeon's
Arrival at Cnsenurst--Tne HERALD in Ire
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foreign Jtems--Domnion
OF Caneda--horse Notes--RobDery VI Gold
Coupons--Sneak thieves IN Newark
- Peaceful Germany: Return Of the German
Troops 10 Their Homes; Reception Of the Em.
peror-King m Frankiort-lne Income TaH-
aachtins PREPARATIONS Tor the Season In New
EDgland-N ewaTSs Prison Pen-Ihe Tenhes-
see: Her Sale Arrival III New York; A Short
but Evcntui cruise-st. Domingo, Sharp
Marsilal's Bil-Holy Week-Capture Of SNUG
gicd Cigars-.>ayisaiou oi the Lakes-A SIN
guar welThat Poor old slave in Washing
s-Ediio,1als: Leading Article. "rhc Religious
Croakers sii,l al worX"-Amusemeni IN
O-Edi,orals continued from Eight Page
Mexico HERALD special Report via Havana;
Opposition TO Juarez; Cyn var or Impeacil-
ment-The French Anarchy: Insnr2ent Appre-
tensions OF an Attack on Paris; Loyal Officers
Arrested aud Held a Hostages; Conflicting
Reports OF Troops aud Insurgents Fraier-
Dg-Misceilaueous TeeeTaphc News--fer-
sonal iLtelligeu ;e3usine IS Notices.
IO-Faro's Fate: General Ratl on the Down
\ Town Banks: All tue Principals Held Tor
Trial-proceedings In tue Courts--rhe Rail
way War: The Enclish Shareholders In the
federal ana Stae iolris-fire In BrooAl yii-
Musical Observation-Disclosures Neai-Mornion-
ism Conn ~ Last Jaardyee X JaardJce in
New Orleans Tue scaocppe Case.
TIA Grand Coup Etat: \ New York lawyer
Sentenced sailor Blaer Tie Pubic
jcbt Staemen.-f The Dry Goods Market
Fools DaY IL sew iork-"Sayc the Gir.' -
suicide OF a Young German Woman III Cincin-
nuu-Financiai aud Commercial aep9Its-
Marriages and Deaths.
l3-A Clerical Sensation: Brother George III.
Stuarti- lorrapti0a OF W0tsh.g -S.lipglay Ia
telllgcnce Advertisements.
r3-Ro,ne: Court Rec pti1n. DIPLOMACY and Tenn
po,aI i'rosi ect- III the loniiit RELIGIOUS lDtel-
pcucc-Two New =paper Libel Suits IN Chi-
caeo-EiilinT IA a--.iei IRON Religious TX.
ccnent-JourBa .st.c Ho,es--Ao yertiseIn entS.
1f--Aalc't 'semenia
j5-A yetti.cHents.
1i-Adyci tlSS nenIs.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS. BY special telegram
from the HERALD's correspondent at Havana
we have later news from Mexico. The stua-
ton Ia that republic has not materially altered.
1t appears, however, that Juarez Is strengthen
ing his position, and that he has the army
with him, which will give him great advantage
in the coming struggle, provided il remains
faithful to tie last but such armies are uncer-
tain and cannot b. depended upon. They are
apt 10 fail when most wanted, and this may
and probably viii be the case 10 Mexico. The
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own columns from week to week Of Protestant,
Catholic and Jew we Sc. that, though in form
they may differ, in faith they are very near to
each other--each worshipping the God OF his
fathers and recognizing tho universal brother
hood OF the race and the right Of all men to like
privileges. We shall not therefore, be among
those who seek to set brothers to cut each
others throats. Our mission is a different
one, and we expect by and by to inherit the
blessing pronounced by the Saviour upon the
peacemakers, while those who seek to stir up
strife among brethren will find their portion
elsewhere.
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PALM SUSDAY.-This In oar Christian
churches is a great day as the anniversary OF
the Savlonrs triumphal entry into Jerusalem,
riding on an asa. "And a very great mnlti-
tudc spread their garments in The way, and
others cut down branche. from the trees and
strewed them in the way. And the mullitules
that went before, and that followed, cried,
saying Hosanna to The Son of David blessed
is He that cometh ia the name OF the Lord Ho-
sauna in the highest" But this spontaneous
demonstration from the people and the re.
markable event, which followed It, especially
In the Temple Of Jerusalem, 70 incensed and
alarmed the established Church and State
authorities that they combined 10 CAPTURE the
daring and popular reiormer, and within six
days from his triumphal entry they brought
Him TO the contamination Of His divine mis-
sion, In HIS death on the cross. This then.
is the meaning OF Palm Sunday. II marks the
beginning Of The browning chapter in the mis-
zion, the teachings, the sorrows and suffer
ings Of the Saviour OF mankind, and that tri-
umphal entry into Jerusalem was fore.
sIadowing Of the ultimate universal triumph
Of the new dispensation.
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The United States Steamer Tennessee.

The United States steam frigate Tennessee,
Captain w. G. Temple, arrived at her an
chorage of Staten Island yesterday morning,
having completed her short but cvenifnl cruise
with the st. Domingo Commission. She
has proved herself ins ship, stanch and sea-
worthy, and has given the lie to the assertion
that she was little better than n floating coffin.
Captain Temple has won golden opinions from
all who were his pass ,ngcrs, and the balance
of the officers are spoken OF in the highest
terms by reason of their exertions to make
the cruise pleasant as well as for their profess
sioual ability. For ship that has foundered,
been burned up, run ashore, totally wrecked,
caps;zed, on her beamends, had her decks
swept, been dismasted, ruddsr unshipped,
upper works stove in, battery thrown overheard
and all hands drowned, she is one Of the best
specimens OF naval architecture we have ever
which so stoully insisted upon one or the other
or all of these accidents having befallen her,
will do justice to her present fine appearance,
order and discipline, and state that she is here
in this harbor, safe and sound, and not gone
TO Davy Jones' She is not phantom ship,
as they would have had us at one time believe,
by putting her one day in one position and q
few hours after hundreds OF miles of, but
good substantial specimen OF n steam frigatc,
well fitted to encounter the battle and the
breeze for many years to come. Her officers
and crow arc not spectres, returned 10 haunt
those who would throw slurs upon their pro-
iessional reputation, but living men, capable
yet Of. doing good service, and who can afford
now to laugh heartily at those who, in their
utter and entire ignorance Of everything ap-
pertaining to naval affairs, consigned them to
an early ami a watery grave.
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Bloody France aud Peaceful Germany.
We give in another page of the HERALD this
morning a number of letters from our CORE
spondents In Paris, Berlin, Cologne and
Frankfort, from tho reading Of which fair
estimate can be formed of the present situa-
ton of affairs In France and in Germany.
While from France comes the news of rebel
hon led by insurrectionary chiefs whose hands
are red with the blood Of their fellow men,
from Germany we learn OF the return of the
victorious soldiers of united nation to homes
from which they had been called by the stern
necessities of war. Peace in Berlin, riot in
Paris. Welcomes 10 the heroes of the late
war are showcred on the soldiers in the
former city, while cold-bloodcd assassi-
nation is the reward of the soldiers
Of. France We cannot reflect on the
sad fate of Generals Lecomte and Clement
Thomas, the particulars OF whose murders
we publish in another part of the HERALD
this morning. without grieving to think that
the assassinatiols of these two brave soldiers
in the streets by the miserable crew who now
hold possession of the city robs Paris of
the glory she won by the brave staud she
made while the Germans poured their rain
of shot and shell upon her. Tie events
of the last few weeks stain record of
heroism almost unparalleled in modern times.
Had the Parisians, when they acknowledged
that the fortunes of war were against them,
turned their attention to repairing the dam
ages which that war occasioned, all Chrstcn-
dom would have gloried in the triumphs which
would surely have followed in the train of
such q resolve. The Paris riots, the base con-
spiracies Of the reds, the fierce measures they
rcsorted to to enforce discbcdicnce to q gov
crnmcnt chosen by the French people, have
accomplished more injury for France than the
desoation which marked the track left by the
German invaders. France secured by the
failure OF the armies of the empire what
she had given the world to understand she
desircd-a republic. Daring the months the
republican army struggled with the iavincibIe
troops of Germany they did better than was
expected of them. Hostilties ceased and the
republic OF France was in fair way TO be
firmly established, until this ulhoy and
treacherous rising OF the evil spirits who con-
tinually torture the nation with their so-called
republicanism rose to emSarrass and perhaps
destroy il. Behold the results. Paris to-day
dsgraccs France in the eyes Of the civilized
world. When the calamities which now rest on
France will terminate it is impossible to con-
lecture; but we trust the day Of dclivcrancc is
near, chat the cup OF bitterness is nearly filed,
and that Heaven in its mercy viii save this
unfortunate nation from her worst enemies
her own sons.
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Tar BLAINE BUTLER iMBEoGLIo. as de-
scribed in yesterdays HERALD, is about the
republicans Of all The feuds Ia this demoralized
party. and the funniest part of II is the
Speakers reported aspirations for tn, Presi-
dency and Buffers cruel overthrow OF the
Speakers hopes Are We to have republic
can scrub race in 1872? A; in no other way
can all The republican candidates for the White
House be satisfied, LET ne have scrub race.
We are ready for il.
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ASoTaEa AFRIoAS Is CoNGEEss. --Dstnc-
lions on account Of color are being rapidly
oblitsrated ia Congress. The House OF Re
representatives contains five colored members,
and yesterday that body dcposed white
boy acting as q rage or IN sssenger and ap-
pointed negro youth in his place. This is the
first ins ance il which colored boy has been
appointed i page in Congress.
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THE Presidents 81. DOMINGO SCHEME
republican party. Leading Congressman have
become satisfed that 70 keep the question open
longer is 10 impcril the very existence Of tic
party, and consequently propose 10 dispose Of
the matter at once by laying the report or the
st. Domingo Commissioners on the table
whenever that document Is presented to tue
Senate. A joint resolution, also, will proba-
bly, be introduced in the Senate declaring it
inexpedent at this time to annex Dominica
The President and his friends, however, view
She matter in different light, and still enter
tain The hope that all opposition to the
measure can be overcome and treaty Of an
nexation ratified.
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press Of the country considers the present
condition of Affairs as very critical, and well
IL may, for the prospect at this tmo is any
thing but favorable to the maintenance Of
peace. A new Cabinet has been formed, and
other political moves are being made having
in view the pending crisis, which cannot be
much longer delayed.
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THE FENIAN RAID CLAIMS. The Canadian
Tenian raid expenses have been submitted to
the Joint High Commission. IL they are not
by that tribunal entertained they will be sent
over to The imperial government at London.
Why not submit them 10 the Feuian Congress
Is it moi tho rule that the defeated party in a
war must pay the costs5
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CUBAx MAITEgs.-A special telegram TO
fie HERALD rom Havana gives particulars Of
another Horrible murder, the owner of q sugar
estate being hacked to pieces by coolies.
From the character of tie news at present
coming from Cuba we should judge 1t to be
rather an uncertain place TO live IN. or the
two parties now arrayed in arms against each
Other one has q delightful method Of getting
rid Of prisoners it cannot provide for by hang
log or shooting them; the other retaliates by
painfully running stake through man and
then roasting him while yet alive, On top OF
ali ihis the coolies chop their master to pieces,
ard we wait with some impotence to hear the
noxt delightful plan adopted for Kidding q
human being Of life. The tenure OF existence
in that pleasant locality is now prec rions,
and we should think IL a good place 70 Keep
away from.
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wALLAck's THEATRE. Broaswav 18Th street.
fuk NERVOUS NAN-TnE CNFISisHLB GESTLHGAN.
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NIBLo's GARDEN, Braadway.-THE SPECTACLE or
ihx BLACK CROOK.
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LIMA EpwIN's THEATRE. 72o Broadway.-PLuro-
LISGARps SkvTcHrB.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-TnE DRAMA
aclIyoF.
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NEW YORK srApr THEATRE. IS Bowery.-GrnnAs
OrEhA-L oHISGggS.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, of s.h ana sSd ST.
La 9RANDy DCchEsBE.
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GLOBE THEATRE. re Broatway.-vARIxrY EsTEs-
IAINNYsr sc.-DAY AND NIGHr-KESo.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. rwsn.ytoura street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-21

Our long time friend j. I. J.. Cochran,
ESQ.,, of Columbia, dropped in upon us
yesterday looking as young and happy as
''when but boy" We are glad to learn
he has decided to apply his talent and
time to the practice of his profession,
and wish him abundant success.
Our friend and confrere, I. n. Figures,
Esq, of the old Franklin ReUjeJr paid om
city visit yesterday, and represents 'all
quiet on the Harpeth' up 10 latest dis.
patches. We have an inklIng that he is
thinking of inviting some one to reside
with him over there.
The junior of the Williamson Journal
was here looking after the interests of his
paper. We commend him to our business
men.
Dr. John I. Gleaves, of Spring Hill. j,
registered at the Battle House. He droppeG
into our sanctum yesterday evening, anG
enlivened us short time with his genia
conversation. Come to see us often, Doc
tor.
Col. \, J. Kollaf, Of the Memphi,
A76.dEcht, Is Ia the city.