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TUESDAY KOENISO, FEB. 23, 1301.
Feraens writji5 to till 02 to iTibsente
to the vtlca, or en any cthtr tisievi, ttcld
address tlrir letters to
VCK. CAKESCS CO., Pitlishera.
The State Convention.
Having ia a falser article shovrn how
Btsy slaves there were to dispose of, we
now procd, bffcre dicn?irg the tnt ds
to be employed, to coapsre the adranta
ges c! fretdwtaOTet slavtry, ia a pecu
niary point tf view. The array of
statistics which we raigbt presestwould
be altogether t;o loag for isn-rtion in
the coins:. t Ilia journal, tnd toolctg
to be generally interesting ; we, therefore,
ccd tent ourse Ives with the fo'lotvin com
parison between thr?o coust'ei ia ITiry
rj land, aad the sarai cumbT.ia Tenn
sjlvauis ; acd we have ctotea these, be
cause tbey were all fettUd about the
sam time ; ard that they have a simi
larity ia toil, acd pr.daotioa; and Le
cause the areas are neirly tho same-
The figures are takea from the cessas of
ISj'J that cf ISC'J not bcin; yet pub
lished:
Xtitat pop.
It .UJ
, 13 S'i
f tr.s
Price Gfr ti'i't
Ante A
l Larks
Ft. Kv'a
n.6'o
- 9 54
fi 5V1 7M
6 7;:3 3"
Mfc.J 5'1,l8Jt 17.C43.7il
FtKrLVAKIA CitTUTIES.
T- tat T'T-
7J 123
- - r-(4
MiiH ;
Talus of
tartri
Ecris
I efcrrfr
f be-ur
ToUl
None. 121 4 '6 62
. J.6 . 132
- 2M.WC1. ... . ,
la xaany rrspects, the Maryland coun
ties pofgtsEfd advantsgei oTrr thtir ri!
ta3; tley were rearer a carket, dcricjr
the century acd a half ia which water
was the or.ly meeni cf tracsptriaiioj,
fide from the old farm wagon ; tndthii
advanttgo was 1 no xaeana a trifling
one.
Bat to Ihe ratnre and extent of the
CiSerence between the Talae cf farmi
la Tecxipjlriaia atd IIrj!aod.. The
adtsr tge c& the side cf the former it
75,000,f OQ; and if we were to value
aeh of the 03.1S5 slates ia tho Iatfer
atSlOOO, which was djable their raloe,
still it would little more than half xcale
up the dt ei nsy.
Pat we will go a. little further ; we
u-ill tale the itlie cf all (he laud ia
the whole tite of Maryland, and then
find a ba'aac in fvcr tf the three conn -ties,
of nearly $9OC0,OOO; as the real
property in le State is but $37,173 545.
Bat we will net conEae ourselves to
totbevalaecf farms alone; while in this
the preponderance is ira-aenss in farcr of
freedom, in al! ether rcspect., th adfaa
tages are almost entirely on its side. The
FenciylTeaia counties have their millions
invested ia city property, and other mil
lions in manufacturers and public work ;
against which the lu&rjland counties
can scarcely tTt a turn worthy of a
morcrni'n consideration.
Ia this connection, we might make
compandors bit wee a Tesntssce acd
seme one of the free States, possessing
feer nafnral edrantapes than it dors;
bat forbear to do to, as each fac's are
too patent to every reader, to need ampli
fication. ,
Citaecs of Tennesfee old slavehold
ersare begicnicg to realize this fact
We conversed with one a day or two !
since, who declared that while he was at
first as mdeh vexed as any man, at los-
iiij Lis negroef, jet now he was glad
they were gone ; and declared that if it
were not for guerrilla incuraiona in Lis
neighborhood, he would Lire a number
of contraband?, and be a wealthier man
before New Tear, than he had ever been
before, even assessing his former slaves at
their original va'nr.
Give Tennessee peace, frora this date
till 1S70; and let it be either absolutely,
or prospectively free ; and the valae of
prcperty then will far exceed thst at the
time cf the last census, tha h all the
n'groes Were thea valued at a cerUlD
sum per bead; and that, too, in the face
cf the fact that the State baa endured
three years cf devastation, at the hands
of two armies.' "v"
The KiHll3:x-n Alleged Simple
Car.
The Waelirrt'n Kffxitlipsn says that
a pamphlet was pnbhsLed ia London, in
18C3, by one Charles K.se, opoa this
object, ia which it is staled that the
father cf the author, Ut. Thomas Ease,
an unprofessional can, discovered in
JS2C, a speciCa remedy fir this dreadful
disease, toatsd its virtue in 1 COO cases
inoculated by himself, fvaod it uniformly
(factual, and sirce that tims 3,000 cues
hate beea cured by it.
The recipe is so simple and rational
that we give it btlosr, its administration
being accompanied by a plenty of fresh
air for the patient, acccrdirj to the usual
practice amorgphjsiciaris cf the present
day. Here it la:
Creaa of tartar, 4 or.
Khuttrb, 12 yrsics. '
Cold water, 1 pint
This is said to atrest the disease in its
later attgss, and to prevent any pitting
if Bsed as iooa as the $ jcptonis appear.
The UUowlr-Z is oe of tbs cerliCcates
that appear ia ilr. Eist'e pamphlet:;
Dorenra, Kay 13, ISC 3.
I hereby certify that, while siany
Tears oae of the medic! cClMrsof Ihe
Dorking Doioa, I had numerous opportu
nities cf brvingr the ttScacy of the
late Mr. Th s. Law's remedy for small
pox. Partieclarlf amours the poor the
remedy wm s mott popaiar one, bttat
the tita- referred to I was r.ot acquaictea
with its nature, though aitonibhtd tt its
extraordiaary auocenc.
- TnoMie Nar-rtR,
1 M ti. a to
e
The D?mocratio Party is beiag thor
oughly and rapidly abolitioniaei. Jsmes
Brooks, cf the 2ew York Express, made
speech ' yesWdsT, ia vflich hn said
alavery is dead, trxi he will net f ght acy
locker ever iu d ad body. He also an
nouaced Ltmeelf ia favcr of a vigrrous
prosecatioD cf the war. TLia tcck Voor
teea, aid tthers cf the Copptrheads, by
surpriie, atd they were acjry. Thi
great tide of friedca It iwrepinasy
very Op pcei'Jsn, rd ecca there realises
to be no pro-slavery psrty v?i:b a frci-
dsl..e crsnlzati:a ia
Quarrel.
James Brock, irho has Iocs been a$
pliicg to the leadership of the Coistti-
tiva psrtj, Las at Icrgth, like John Unit,
discovered that it 'vron't psy
.
and
with a cold heartedness cf TrLich the
political wotld furni'hes few parallels,
he turns cp-n lis former associates, to
whem. ha is indebted for his prosed
position, and reads them. Ia a recent
rpeecaia the House cf representative ?J
be at once cut locie from his late politi
cal aseocia'es, and declared that slavery
was dead, and he would not be amorg
the number to aid ia acgilvaniritg i
stia into life.
This declaration sent a thrill cf hor
ror through the bosocs of such gentle
mea as Wood and Voorhiea. What
destroy an institution which has givea to
their party its vitality, and to whose aid
they were lorg indebted for success ?
llonstrous. ,
Mr.Voorhies jumped to his feet ia aa
instant, and desired to ask a questioa,
bat Jataes wouldn't Lear him; but Dan
wouldn't bo choked; if he cculda't in
terrcgato, he could at least protest ; and
be did pro'est esaisst the sacrinigereus
fulsiicatioEJ of ths meusber from New
York. He wanted to keep himself before
the people; aad to da so he must rids
t'ae gentlfcioaa from Africa ; be had no
other hobby ; was incapable of ccm
prehearing one idea cf political tcono
my; but be could talk about nigger
equa'ity and amalgamation, and ride
tW.i',m nam the cr indices of the
" " " . m 49
people. He would protest against auch
a tLirg. ia the name of Jeff. Davie, and
several other patriotio friends cf his.
Cat ilr. Brooks went oa to eay that he
favored a law similar to that proposed
by Lir. Doolittla in the Senate, reeervkg
four dollars from colored soldierb' pay
for the support of women and children,
and urged the establishment of the Freed
men's Bare an, with directions to pro
vido for tho care aad regulation of freed
men, ia each manner that they should
not become a charge to the Treasury;
while Daniel and his friends sat horri
fled at what they had heard. Caessr was
not more sarpri&ed at seeing Brutus
amocg the conspirators, than these men
at hearing James Brooks proclaiming
abolitionitm.
No one believes James is cincere; be
is a demagogue, 8E knows no such word
as honesty ; but he perceives the direo
tion ia which the popular current is run'
ning, and b is prepiricg to drift alorg
with it.. lis will be accompanied by
others ; . acd soon we shall see them the
fiercest abolitionists of them all.
Tlie Pirate Alabama wit at Should
'' be D ,!.
Tfee VaRhicgtoa correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazttie ssys that the accounts
recently received from San Franclexo
concerning the presence of the pirate Al
abama at Amoy, Laving been contradict
ed, it is proper to eay that authoritative
intelligence received at the Capital, posi
tively states that she was there on the
17th of January, with the United States
ship Wyoming lying alongside cf her,
and on guard over her. The Jamestown
was locked for hourly.
It is safe to believe that tho pirate will
not again trouble our commerce. Or
ders have been issued, it is understood,
to the commanders of these vessels to
destroy her at the dock, if necessary.
That is th6 proper way of disposing of
the matter. Destroy the pirate, and then
apologize to Chinese Government for any
breach of its neutrality laws, and if any
pecuniary irjury is done the property cf
that nation, pay for it.
A Copperhead Slander.
The Chicago Times, the vilest copper
head paper in the North, except the
Cincinnati Enquirer, utters the follow
ing: Of the New England school marms
who went to Port R'yal, sixty-four have
been obliged to start private nurseries on
their own account for the use of little
mulattofs.
Sdch, soldiers, is specimen of the
vile slanders ia which the peace Demo
cratic press indulge, while speaking of
your sisters, and your daughters. The
female tea:hers of the North, are among
the most intelligent and cultivated of
American ladies; and the villain who
u'tera such a slander as the above, de
serves the reprobation of all reppectable
men. ,
', The Tress of yesterday morning, Cads
fault with our interpretation of the am
nesty oath ; it says that the party takitg
it does not agree to the freedom cf his
alaves, but merely to eubmit the matter
to the Suprtme Court. If the Freas had
read the whole of the article from which
it quotes, it would have been saved con
siderable indignation ; the remark about
which it finds fault, was based, as wo
said, in the beginning of the article, up
on the assumption that the confiscation
act was constitutional.
ltecraltlns; Kejrraea.
"We clip the following note form the
Columbia (Tenn.) Sentinel of tb 20th :
Eaiaqc'. Co 0"Ci. C. f. Tuoo.-a, 1
XathviU, February 13, 1.J4.
Captain B H Polk, .
A. A O. n'd Q'r's Dist. of Nashville.
Captain: I have the honor lo inform
the Commanding General fiat the Sec
retary of War has, throngh Brig. Gea. L
Tootaas. authorised me to recruit colored
men without their own cr their master?,
consent. Several scouting parties are
now tspon Ibis recrnitiog. -
I cave the honor to bp,
very respectfully your
obedient' servant.
(Signed) B. D. Mcsst,
Ctpt. and Cm'n. Org'a U. S. C. T.
OmcTAL B H Pouc, Capt A- A. A. G.
To vJoi.. ii. ii. aii2sx,
' Columbia Tean.
Governor Seymour of New York, has
signed, a bill for amending the Constitu
tion of that State, so as to allow soldiers
to voK Tbe people are to vote oa the
am?nntr.t ca the second Tuesday of
March, and-within fieea days after the
cacvasa the returns shall be made to the
Secretary of State, who shall certify
them to the Ledslatsre.
Boms soldiers recently chastised tho
Copperheads of Mauraee City, Ohio, fcr
calling them "Liaccln hirelinga," by Crst
"thrjbLLngM and thea making theatsLe
tbe oath of a'!-n&e before the proper
cfSscrs, as! pay for it It is safd that
scn-e twenty- five were thus added to the
kjal rAsksof that town.
A patent js.fe.1y pocket has bea Lavent
d 2icit jitpockets.
I,vicst frcii? tlie X ont.
flo-a. Lr.gglrtet has ot rei-'tah &
fiOm East .Tennessee. Oa the other
hand, he is "strer!henia Lis position,
ts we are assured from this who knovv.
Longstreet is not such a fool as to aban
don East "fenneEPee, the only strategic
point from which the rebels can operate
with any hope of success during the sp
preaching spring campaign.
There is soaienews tbrocgh curscouls
concerning Sherman; and also through
prisoners; but we are only allowed to
state that his expedition is meeting with
en'ire success ; that the rebels have been
everywhere, outgeneraled; and that the
most important results -are expected
speedily to be accomplished.
The peak!tT In Sm'.tti Coontr
Siiira Cottar, Texji, Feb. 20, 1SC4
Ediforicf LTt Kaihville Union:
Dear Sies There waj one ot the
largest assemblages of clt'.zeni at Chts
nut Mouad to day that I have seen for
years. Notwithstanding only a few
dsj a' notice was given, I verily believe
almost every one who heard of it came
out It was a cold, raw day, yet the old
and the young, the rich and the poor,
were there. The ladies came, too, ia
larg8 numbers. All seemed iatant on
finding out what was their duty. Major
John W. Bowen addressed them 'first.
He talked better than I ever heard him
before. His audience was composed of
the real prph not mea of ambition,
willing to resort to any means by which
their selSih ends could bo subserved
but was coinpofed of those wanting
their country's good, an d vrhen their duty
is once mora known, will dire do it
Thtra were many present who had once
been led astray, but who will hereafter
act for themselves. The iIjor was well
aare of these facts, and talked to them
fratkly diegaising nothing. ( Told them
his mission was one of friendship to all
who were disposed to do right to their
country in the future. Was willing to
forgive where forgiveness was con6is
tent with publia jastice, confessing
" that whilo he would. ir jure the prson
cf no one, and had bo personal feelings
of revenge to gratify the Voice of his
bleeding country the spirit of his boy
from his premature grave the silent grief
of Lis brcken-hearted mother the sor
rowing widows and suffering orphans all
over the land called for a revenge upon
that interest which had caused eo cinch
woe and desolation." He told the in lUit
his Government, by which ho had stood
amidst all her trials, was kind and mer
ciful; that she was nov oUarirg her tc
fractory children psrdon and he would
advise them to accept it accept it wil
lingly. He told them that they ought
net to be foolish any longer on the
necro question. That that was now a
dead aad putrid carcass, and in asmucb
ts it had been the source of all our evils,
be believed good taste would be disp!ay-
cd in mourning after it as little as possi
ble. Hs refered most eloquently, to what
our country was a few years ago, describ
ing it in all its glory, and contrasted it
with its present condition. Tears fell
freely from the eyes of many, when he
called upon them to thitk, ia sad memo
ry, cf those near aad dear ones which
this cruel, ruthless, heartless rebellion
had caused to be taken from them for
all time. In this connection hs appealed
to tbem. to know whether they were not
all tired and sick of traitors and trai
tors' works; and whether they did not
feel like invoking the curses of heaven
uoon their heads. He instructed them
aoout the pending election everybody
seemed aad talked that they were satis
fied. There were several large slavehold
era preseat like patriot!, some of them
said they were willing to surrender their
interest in that institution, sinc9, now
convinced that its existent and the peace
of Vit country, wu impossible. Captain
E. S. Williams made a short, bat sp-
nroDTitte talk said that he was a
fighting man, aad wanted recruits for
the Home Guards. oloateencg is going
oa rapidly ia our section of the country
the spirit fst becoming general amongst
us is, that we have a duty to perform
that we ought all to put our shoulders to
tho wheel, and help push cut the rebellion
as soon as possible. I made the con
eluding speech whether a good one or a
bad one, it doe3 not become me to say. I
endeavored to talk candidly, and told
my neighbors and frienda what 1 be
lieved was best I am proud truly
proud to have it to say, that our section
is acting so nobly. Let all Tennesseane,
if needs be, who have spirit of genuine
love for the country of their forefather,
arise and assert their manhood. Ia heart,
our gallant State was never for disunion.
She was cheated, defrauded, and swin
dled into her unenviable attitude, I have,
ileesrs Editors, no longer any secrets
about these matters. Usnce I am,
Very respectfaily, yours, feo.f
Tim H. Williams.
The Fprlnsr Election.
Farther returns from the spring elec
tions ia New York, evince a steady gain
fcr the Union party everywheie. In the
town elections in Franklin county, the
Unionists gained six supervisors over
last year. In Delaware cennty t Union
gain of one is reported. Ia Otseo there
is a Union t aia cf two, ia Chemung a
gain of four. In St. Lawrence every town
but one elects a Union supervisor. A
letter from Ogdessburg to the Alabny
Journal, says :
Ia some cf the iowes tbere was not
a democratic or copperhead ticket cast
In other town! two Republican Union
men were run for the purpose of going
through the notions, and keeping our
men in good trim for the ereat Presiden
tial battle of next fall. For the last two
years this town (Otwegafchie) has been
one of tbe two towns represented by a
democratic supervisor. . Here we had a
fair and square stand up fi'ht. We won,
electing rur whole ticket by majorities
ranfirg from nicetf eight to two hun
dred aad seventy-four. Whea the re
sult was announced there was a tre m-n-doss
ruh amoaj the copperheads to find
a hiding pla;e. 0-ir boys broke out into
a spentmeoas celebration, kindled a
rrtoitsg bonfire, adjourned la Lyceum
Ha'J, had a big time, t peaking, sieging,
aad general civrrtttili'i-ins. The pe-e-ral
result ia t'. csamty is twesty-eijht
Unioa supertisors to cae conservative,
copperlwad, or democrat, or whatever
sui.a hini."v ... v.. ,
Ia Tioga county the Union gains are
reported. Ia Owegs the Uaioa ticket Taad
two hsadrtd aad twelve xatjoritj.
Governor Hall of llissouri, has signed
tho Cventioa bill, unexpectedly to the
BatlicaJs, s he has hitherto beea class
ed whh the Copperhead.
TLxxttYitiz, Feb. 0.CScial iafor
mation from Gen. Dode was rceired t
Gca. Logan's headquarters to-day that
the reVls, supposed to bo F. ddv'a com
mand, ettempt'd to crrsi tho Tennepeee
tt three difTerent ferries, bat were
driven back by Dodge's troops. The
Icfsof Union troops was very slihf.
Ti ii rntnored here that hsrmin Ke
ivj B fight with Tolk, nesr Brandon,
Miss, and whipped Liu, takbg 12,0C0
prisoners.
Over 12 COO negroes have already en
listed ia Teonesaee. Ealistments in the
mieidle district are at the rate of 5l0
per week.
Ssvarms of guerrillas are reported ia
tho vicinity cf Waterproof. They had
fired three co'ton gins, which were burn
ing whea the steamer Jetlia passed up,
and gunboats were shellin the woods.
Ojr forces at Vidalia, Miss, were re
cently aUacked aad driven by Dick Tay
lor; bat reinforcements and pa a bo at 3
came to the relief our troop t, and Taylor's
command was scattered, and a number
killed and wounded.
Gea. Beatoa arrived to-day from be-
low.
After two or three days' skirmish
iog, our forces captured Yazoo City,
which they now LoJeL s
Further ty the Africa.
New Yobs, Feb 21. Great Britain
The add-e$s ia reply to the Queen's
speech ws adopted ia both Houses of
Parliament without amendment.
In tho House of Lord?, Earl Derby re
viewed at length the foreign policy of
the Government, contending that it was
iafmious and humiliating to Eaglsnd.
The rejection of Napoleon's proposal for
a Ecrcpern Congress aGd of his invita-
tion to recognize the Government of the
Confederate States, together with" the
fruit! es negotiations with Cassia re
specting Poland, and the interference in
the Dmo-Germaa tiiUjulty, were sever
ally referred to, and, although he did
not oppo3e the address, he severely con
aureet Caswell's foreign policy.
Kusgeil, iri reply, explained the Dno-
German diflbulty.aad showed that Eog-
land was quite uninterested in the mat
ter, never having given the slighest
promise of assistance to Denmark.
Earl Grey condemned tbe bombard
ment of Bigapsoma, and though that
Denmatk had been encouraged to look
for assistance from England.
Ia the House of Gammons, DTsraeli
poke, assailing the foreign policy of tho
Government.
Palmerstoa replied, defending Eassell.
Mr. Gladstane explained that the
prcrniee of Ecgland to stand by Djn
mark was given under circumstances
different from those which control the
present war. ;
The Queen s speech is said to have
canned the most bitter disappointment
in Danmrk. -
L;rdG. ilanvers expressed the hope
that the Government would lose no op
portanity of giving friendly advice to
the Amoricaa belligerents, with a view
of ending the bloody contest.
It is stated that the Alexandra case
wi'l be taken before the Honse of Lords
whatever may be the decision of the Ex
chequer Chamber it being the wiah of
all parties to have tha law in this diSbalt
oe settled by the highest legal au
thority, v
Tn Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
has been discu.ssing the alleged system
of nominally transferrin? American ships
to the British fig, and, by tbe evasion of
law, avoiding the risk of capture.
The subject was finally referred to a
committee to make a report thereon.
Marshal Wrangle has mued a procla
mation to the Schleswigers, saying the
civil commissioners of Anetria and
Prussia will aume administration '
the Datchy of Scbleswig only, and no
as has been stated of bchleswig and
Qolstein.
The London Times says : The Gov-
ernmen, a few days since, made to the
i. ... i i
two ucrunu jj-jwers propoauion WQ1CB
deprives them of every possible ground
for hostilities' Lnzland offered to
guarantee the required conditions, and to
embody the German princioles at to the
orovernment of oohlesw:g Holstein in tbe
rtrotacol. to be 6igned by the signers of
18o2 When, therefore, the troops of the
two German powers passed the Oder
and all that these governments had de
manded had not only been conceded but
guaranteed by a first rate power which
ad been the chief adviser of Denmark,
acd possessed the power -of enforcing its
own opinion, can it then be said the war
on which they have entered is other than
a useless carnace. Bat the antagonisms
between the Danes and Germans are
hel(ed Dy matual slaughter. We have
little hope that moderats councils will
be listened to by cither Bile.
The proceedings oa the 3 i insi, against
Sch'eswig are reported as follows in aa
official bulletin frora Prussian headquar
ters: .
The Austrian vanguard, led by Gen.
Van Cabling ii person, with the van
guard of a Prussian guard, advanced
against Scheswi?, and at the third charge
with the bayonet the allies were renulaed.
and the Danes posted bafween LMterf
and Galtorf commenced slormin? Kon
ntgsberg and O'oersMk. The attacking
force capturu a rifled gun and pe netrated
inward till beneath the fire of th cannon
and arming the inner works. The loss
is inconsiderable.
Another account reports that the Ger
man loss was very great
Tbe attack was con'inuei on the -4th,
without making much impression on the
Danish line.
The King of D?nmuk had left Schles-
fr'ir aid arrival at Sonderber.
The loss Of the Austrian in the storm
ing of Jasie is stated at 400, inc'ndirg
manv offlc?r. A false guide conducted
the rrufiians against the Austrian, and
they fired upon each othr. The Danes
had altogether about 1.0A0 hors du com
bat at Schleswi?. vis: 300 killed and
wounded, and 700 ill froai inclement
weather. The loss of tbe Austrian at
the latest date was 300 oCIcers and 519
men.
It is asserted that th Danes have Pent
cOnnrs after Kussian veese's.
Dake Frederick has baen proclaimed
at Eckenford, and Schwagen ia Schlos-
wiT-
The Austrian Eeischwor'h hsd ex-
prMed eymoa'thy for the army iin
Scbleswigt and granted, as extraordin
ary credit 4 000 000 of florins.
Toe bonvancof th English funds,
under the pacific Parliament debates,
continued, but yesterday's improvement
of half per cent in thi coaols was bare
ly supported. To-aay American secu
rities are flt.
Nkw Ycee, F.b. 21. A Washington
despatch report the cloture of eleven
blockade runners, on the Lower Potomac,
with a large amount f valuable goods
and a Irg rebel mail.
The Herald wft Virginia despatch
reports the arrival of a large cumber of
derferS-
Lieutenant Saodrass has been caught
and identiSd as one of the person n
eared in the late ribb?rrv oa th Balti
more and 0'o.io Rxilroad, for which he is
to be tried by the United States District
Court.
Derters report Magruder's force at
30 000. Caney Creek is occupied by 5,
C00, and several heavv guas ; 20,000 men
can b concentrated there ia two days.
The re-bs's have two pickets posted eieht
cr fifteen miles ia advance, so as to give
thea time for preparation ia case of our
advance.
A Miter has recovered $5,030 of
New Yok b-ardiBg-houie keeper for
shipp:ngtiaoa a Liverpool voyage under
pretesceof sending Lisa to Havana.
Not a dozen pipes cf real Madeira
yriae cow aasuaUy leave that island.
Idaho Territory.
Groid Tttlnoa ! Thn-s n-i-il-j -ml-fT'M'J
t m nf'.tw. u.d.i uiB'.-t in iSs wutU t A
iitrg valuable Itfortraticn in n-g,ri jo U:t fwnilrr
h Oent ftud iafet ra 4' of ri':h i !r t.rv Id ih
thirimc t.mn and at lb trust uprni", p mp'i
h-"n hre. la fct ail lnf rratt:.'n n-'Ty to
hnui J'i'itg or dfsiclri to rmli.T.;ti, ir':i t
tu-cl'be.i. ulI i tha Sroi ( pril (cn tho la?t
tra;nlT(-) on reo'i ty ri:l f f -N"E CULAh.
A.'rfr J. CK:iAKOl box 2( eh tt. Iu'dls, JS-j.
S3 -it-State
of Tennessee,
DAVrDSOV COCMT-ft.
0crg W. Bcid, riaialiir, "j In a golt l-j nigloil
I alUchra'til tsfsr. 6
' M tt.-uihM, J. P.
.Joha M. Broirn. rfoadnt, J al sa'd c vmj.
IK th.3 cao, iha tUlatiH. G.-h-s W Bcjd, iJ aa
li Jnrlt acid obUiued an a-Uchm 1 1 i'.n
Jofca ftf. Browa for oue hundred ani t"nl-CTr
(Jj tars, del.t 3u8 t j arc ..ct, and on mj'.ian of
paint: J a-d It ap, rin to tae 'at fc:ia ot tbe
Jf.c, thst theacfrad.Dt. John at. Biofrr,: a ioa
ris. tat m tha state of Tnnsv a ; it a orce'td that
pu 'HcaMoa bs m4 ia th ra hviil t l ion forlccr
airctsirj vak?, nqoinnj ita iJ drfDdvat t
apiv bsfore i!dJa,uc oetha h d rf March.
W4 aod p.eaa, answer trdfm ir to a.id.-.ui ,cibe
wUe tU cauta ma l at down f r hrarli ex vartt
ta that day. G. M. fcoUiB 1 T. jl. a
JuEtc t i ho F-acj.
Fetniary 1?, 18S4. 4w Frt. Ite l
AI'Tat OciTEamT;"a Crr;c, 1
- KaihfiUc, Ti'cn., Feb. 2J, 13Ct. j
SEALED PP.OP05AL3, markc-d "Prt.po.aa for
Cattle," arlli b re-aivtd at this c:2t nttil
HOTS, Unrcli Ht, to fura'nh the 0. rf Grycrim -nt
with liO TaSK WEL'. l$ROKi-:jf WOSKIVfl . AT
TtK, to b la all raapfcts sound an j ar?ireuV ani
mals. tawMUat letat 100'J tk uids. acd to be not
lef tbao fiva nor more tlma dim vmh o d.
Uid i!i be rciTed Or one Vtk and opvard',
and must b arcm pi nied by t s acUry boiid to
Ua.f its am aat of b a, thit tLs cutru t, if iF.v-ue 1,
i 1 be p o.uptly carried cot.
Tbe whola of the cattto m:r,t be di-ltvercd by ibn
'Oth ilarca, at the iov-irrmiit luii't jWf at ih i
dof.t, wberethor wi 1 be lutpctfd fcy as is; ctor
appoiu'et fjr tbe purpoae.
ise Gove tmtni f rTH the r'g'it to r ject anj
cr a 1 th bids If it sh m'd ae proper to do a j.
Ey ordr or turT.-tvi, j. i iunai. un,
ih'jif Q-ijritria;3 tsr.
C3ARLK3 H. IKV1U,
Capiaia and A. Q V.
Loolsvi!. Journ p:enc coj T. Frt23-7t
MOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
.Of rice AsstsfAS' Qrianastv-ti.-., )
sUT:i;e RDd N-irncu-m buiin aJ,
Nvbttie, T.-nu., feb. l:, lSri J
ffP.fP0?AL3 bo received att'iH i Ri e uj Ii
M. March lit, 1S54, for a largo qiamitv of WOOD,
to be delivered on tha line of tho Sa.-.lii!!e and
Northwestern Railroad, to qiantities tf 1J0 cord a
and upward, a, mi ta points bctwe n aecii m 10 acd
57 ot aaid Kuad a the Military r nt n lent of
liaiimaia may def-ifO'ittj. Tbe wood io be rlo ivertd
in F;;ch miTinor as to be ea'ily lo-de-J. AM woo-l
will be lnpected by a Government In-pector, acd will
btFettiotfjr upon pr.-aentin the iL8jct ir'a Cer
t.QcA:e at Ihia Udl 'e.
All Propoaali will be subj-ct to the approval of the
Suior and 'cprvi9tn Q lartortna-itor of tbe iJe
pirtmeul of (he CuuibiltLd.
By order of
Lieut. Cot. J. L. IiDKALPSTX,
Chief eiuarttrmjater.
F. H. ECG AR,
Cal. irtd A. Q. IT. , N. acd N. W. B. R.
fcb23Tt
' FIRST CL?3 WATH SIAKFR ran fiad a situ
ia. atioa aad gool wafres by applying at thelk-M
Pen rcot, i Cherry Btreet, Xachvii.e , Teau.
r.b2i-tr
JUiT RECEIVED IX ST01E
AN't) F02 SAIX AT
II, B. S31ITIIM,
1CX5 Worth. College fctroet,
Kew tbe Lnuifville Railroad Dcin t,
f f bbla Sao N. Y. Apr.Vd, In primij rribr.
El 'II " 21 big W. R. ar.d Hamburgh Tbcoso.
.'A bos. Nortnero TotAtoea, in fincKs,
1'airy packed and choice V. jH Butter.
IYVOlCSSTOB1IVr.
203 bbb. MiobIj.n prcasej Applda.
0 do Flnetlder
20 half bbU choice Boll Butter.
3a kfgs Dairy picked do.
AL'O,
l.OMbn Micl fan Oit? for .le.
P. S A fall iins of . Grocsrii-H, Pn-liiro, KcioV
Knacks. 43 , 4o a One ftoc. A ?ocsl art! le of
Coal Oil acd t very va-iety atid sty e of (oil Oil
Lamps. Shr!ef5i.ib and Fixtnres ail of ahlch I of
fer fr e-ue at low firurvs. CsiU and
n. b. surra
Xasaviixt, F.,b. 21.1SC4 lr
A. NELSON. V? L. MURFREE
NELSON & HUEFREE
EEIL ESTATE A.D CEKRIL ACE.1CV
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
COLLECTIONS, Etc.
So. 29 North Chirrs' Street
Nashville. Tfitin.
Feb 23 lot
NELSOlfS
AGENCY OFFICE.
KEW AIIRANGE 3IEKT.
TBS under?:grel Ukes great pleasure in arbounn
iujr tt nig friends and patron tt:t W in. L
vlcwaim, Efq., has bc?me eoar.ected wuh tiie Of
fice a partner. Tae style herea't f wiil ba N'ifoa i;
alarlrec. Mr. M. long residi'iice is tUia 'cti(iu(
ih S'.ite ; hia legal attaiamentl, aad bis eetAbliahed
reputation as a mm of icierity and inzh monil cha
ractur are well knowa to onr old n-xid?nti, w hile all
enstomera may rely ntwia faitlifal atteotion to their
buFUieea. itbiO-lBiJ -.SLSU5.
- For Sale.
FOR Bank &f Tnne;re Money, Piv'y tvf.t of de
sirable (rronu.l on North llarkel aire t, below thi
LuiSTiue and Aaihtiile l8Kit. App y to
A. NELSON, Aser.t,
fea20-lw Cherry atreet, near Union.
Cider.
1 O B IBBELS ClDSR jast re-eiTd end fur sale
xw by o. t. ii-;kkt, gt.
too It tf
H ga a-d bnal tia.
Sign of ths Man ami 7dtrtar, on ATarJd, rp-
Josite Union tired, Aashvtile.
Cff-r. for a'., rP.I-?H AND GSNCINK
DRUGS,
MEDICIX1-S, .
CHEMICALS,
P&lnta, Oil., Vainlxbea, Dje-tulfa,
WINDOW OLASJ. CMH WAP..
W ALL P A V K It ,
OJd, SatSt. OOt, Velrt, C'arei, P'aIs, totittr,
Flro-BJrt male, ittWf Y .
STATFJABY PAPEB?, ASSORTED.
(mm
GnOWrH OF 18G3.
FRESn EUPPLTE3,
RECEIVED Br TriK fC'SCf.I3 13.. AGTST FOB
ifc.r iai la NuhTibe.
Flower Seeds Assorted,
n'oeCraaaSsH,
0aae Or a Sd,
LiclXl tira'i Sefcd,
j 0-rl..ri
, 4), Ai.,
O Ti.r I Urate raed,
e-1.
ed Cl,Tr 6:
Ac
T. VELLS,
Oa Market Street, Opposite Union,
U. S. Ohrhtian Cenmhsion.
CHAlLArN'3 aad ottert InW-r.od la fa-t..'-!aj
ree-menu a&4 hnep tU wft Fei'.ev..ut rwii.sc,
arelnTiteC to dr&w irraioitoaa n- jtsriy fr'.M
V rtatiuc of tbe l.brn; a C-n!r.-.M.ja at Nti-
Tli-, K 'irfreeora, Ts:':&oma, Bri5-r.tt, Cuatta
KnoiviSej asU Kca'-.r,.:a. , .j u p.r.-D,
wbea eoaTeoieat.
Orlen aeat br sail bo .l-l a'aU u.e t'jn,br
tit mea an1 node of trar,pc,rut'.'o. iUmi'
IrprM Comt Ule poii?f8 W ad pial bar
t&-.-y bar. aa 5lco. Iu. .- al vwi-ir.-n c4 rji
aaeiiti and du-biBetj ly'"g oa t'u r .nd, hoih
nana asd tonta of AhTUi4, 1 eait to u-j oppor
tunity ot a aarly of g-4 rJ r
,w. r. iiiTii,
Ttt 1 mo frenal Futld Ajact.
.1 1 . . . . P'r v." : .
J: X
i: - - i'-- $
3k f -
THEATRE
TfrUCT.Onirs,r.vr. W. R. T7ZU-
tlT. it ifr?r. ..S p. g-rt' Nr1. TmMtirfr,
A HA1U, Mreotot of Sius'.o rtaTcuEii
f'n.Bio Artiet.
Tuesday ETtninj, Ft. 23.
veek cf th! gilivl jrnzf arb"!M
Mis a Mary Mitogen.
Tseadar ven:aj, FfbrJiry 23, wiU be prr.'rtnej
the drfmaof
EUSTACIIS
toOC.'iO ..
UAUDIX.
MKLfv Marj lilt
&0.N0..
Alfred Stert,
To conclude with
Th Day after the Wedtlic?.
lA'y Giiatath. V!ai Mary JJit.hisX
Altivitio of Trxa Tx.r open at V$ o'olock.
PerfonjiaDCs to commotio at to fc o'rl( 4.
Dresa Oirole oenta.
ejrtvUery .... "i
STEW THEATRE,
Corner ef Union and Smarter.
.... Pruprletnr,
J. K. ALULS,
.Acting aa4 Vtenasr,
Tuesdiiy Evening, Fb. 23.
iMisa Ieo II utlsoix, Quoen of tbe
ICquestrian. Drama.
Tuesday fveiiltifr, Febrn.-iry 23, will be performed
IIAGLB EYE.
OabotU M at Im DaJio.
P.a rle Mod ..... Seaeation.
FAltCY DANCE
Fericra Lola.
To ccccludo with
Jenny Eind at East.
PICE3 OF ADail&?IOV.
Orchestra Seata TS oenta.
Parqnctu f0
Gau-ry ,. Vi5
i.'oon open at V to 7. f erforsac to oomiucsoe
J. P. SNEED & CO ,
Corner of Broad &. Cherry Sts.
HAVg .iut rereiwd per Steamer
160 bbj Choice i.-Uh Potntoe),
ICO Urwn ap,lci,
60 Onions,
60 Choic Roll Butter,
28 boxen Cho'co Boil fcultir,
I'Xikega Pijf Fet.
Keep contaul!y on hand a fq!l acjp'y of
GRCCR!E?9 ate..'
Wholesale and Uclall.
Ftb 1D-2W
J. P. SNEED a CO.
.Nasuv-lh, Tean., Feb. 17, 1S84.
IX ownera cf prenlJK In and about Nash vilie.
av orcapiod by tlieCu.ted States GoTrrnnjcct. are
reqneiited to furE:h fu:i at'.d cocpU-le rteprx pilon of
too pme to iapt. John . I.vjta, i vet Qax'tirraJU:r,
tin:! ip.e enrrent mount.
JOSBCA NOKToV. Capt. acil A.Q. M.
CHAROX T. WlSii, Capt. and A. Q M.
JOHS F. ISUM, tart, acd A A O. H.
fecti liii. .Eo.ird ol the Ai;emcct of Rents.
Af-mtaot SrictAi. AfiiacT, '
C S. 1 ia-ldCKT 1 trajirnKM.
"V" OTICI ta hereby g ven, tht by wnwt of the
J pro -?r aiiLboritin, lmdo wij be at
hasitMdile. itlatami, nn and atr the 27sh day tf
tecruary, to llie a'iuuu t of $ ier tnonui.
CaAHLU A 1 CLLKR,
Amistant fecial Ag"ct.
Kashvilla, Feb. 17, 1301. 61.
' BY
M. L. ISICi GIfiS,
At hia larso
WHOLESALE HOOMS
Soi. 4S & SO Claerry Street,
Up Btaii-a.
Cpposita Adams Espress.
ICO raf choke caa Pine Arpl.
150 caaea fr&sh Can Poache', '
ICO casea frtah Ceye Otrtera,
60 cases Cencen urated M ilk,
100 cui freah Can Trmatoe,
150 boiea cho'ce Eambarg and Eogtib Dairy
Chee,
200,000 Ciara of the a-ot popular branda,
lcodoaea choice aborted J.IIIts, pints and half
plutd,
00 dozxi chute Cataaba and Khiua Wlae, jt3.
and pintf,
A One lot of new layer and 51 . R. F.aUini,
And a meat msgaificeat apsortaicnt of cat and
ping Tobacco, chewLog asd iin -king.
Has also on band by far the nrg?tt and m 1 com
piete av.ortit;at of
IUTS, CAPS iSD SIIL1TAHY
HAT CORD?,
of a boc33 either la th'a plvra cr LouUrille.
Uy stock lu this line Ii dlrsct f'om the tcoufe
torie9land will eel! as Icir e ANT Cir.clana'1 butiM.
Ala am receiving a Hue I -cr-'y of
MILITARY CLOTHISO,
2IILITASY rTJEUISHirG GOODS,
and OFFICEES OUIFITS.
Such - as
Fine Dress Coats, Vests, Pante, Pionscs,
Bobber Ofer Coats aad Elankdts,
Swords, Sashe?, Revolvers, As.
And ia fact everything th oQSoer or aoldier any
aeel fit eomSorl and cot, Trainee. And ai to aiy
stock of
Soch uracryasd Tetiat ?op, Pec, Pffsrlii, Sta
tionery ad Earelope., Ilalr Broabea, Conih$, G-uvea,
O.ontieta, ilraiy fihlrta, Po.-t Kiltti, Bcirtery,
Handkerctlefs, Sucptdn, and maorits tyo teilluua
to saMtia. I aUr-waytllnj thla i:d rf Cja !cati
ttXXCKL. XS.
To lbo'.ler aad ejtntry mercbaeU I would
say, call acd see r.y suck aad mrairl mi p lt
bf jre buying e!abr. or ajolog farther Ncrth.
Ttia fork ia tor "Wholesale at No.
4.9 evrul CO Cher-ry (street, up
il tairf and thoae br- w.ah a t's Hat t'btn aaiocj
all the latest styles, at 4 a Sia r&lr tf fr-ob-, ran U,
acc.amod.Ud at ny ret I roco,at i-reteot at
No. 11 Ovlar Street.
where r!i are s aid ax low as ar.y.hrr. la Kuh-
wflle. An! to the mU'luaii cf this e ty aad S'ar-
tmndlcs oactry, I would say, I as kerpxf cob
tast y oa baed a veil rtictd?eortavKit '-f
lid
a A ? tf
FELT, LEGHOSAXD STR1W
" HATS,
Trtnutietl arui Untrirnmed.
which w Ub.o!J at tie lowest whla!e price..
Ladles call az.t a y ktxlc at ?'o. X3 sat
SO Cherry street, ap st-ra, XasiiTills, TB4.
F.bl Eai II. L. Iilor.ISA.
roardin.
ATZW r-aUiea ea 1
BiAUD ta a pr-.vat
ht avoramc'itfd with
U on 1.7 at So, tl V m
irt, b.twa 'Tiiircu and fcroad. frb 11 8w
For Colo cr Eichis?.
KTHHiHrJ Pt.;. I SiTA .l ibe ral-jab!
JlK p'Operiy W JiMnrti,, or a7.nU Ihaaiand duU
lr laKi Ca KbU. far which lb. .. Mrwll
tike rjnato or Pzrr.utt Ci-octy Bond, or iUiiresd
TiS Brcwpts buued t'rw.a, ia rtebne at t ir r.
it)!yti A. NtLoUN, iitt.
feb li-i w Ccarry street , a fcrf C fc ica .
U ai3
't ;
a-
u t-
74 Public Square,
11
TAS cn hasdlho fvliowing list
ujoai oi L9 sarae aesipuoa
O ZW hhh Potatoes,
300 Apples,
20 bags Buckwheat,
10 bbla Oaions,
4 " Oaioa Setts,
f U TTnn.n'.Ti HmII Cta.1,-
9. C'nv.r
30 " Cranberries,
1 Poll Cutter,
20 bales 117,
20 boxes Gitdea Seed,
15 Plows.
12 Well Pickets,
30 bxes Iadio,
i
15
10
2
15
10
10
LogWOod,
ii
u
u .
u
u
u
Alan?,
Ma.-iJ
Bic3 Stoaa,
Gicger,
D.-iras'or.c,
Salphur,
15 caddies Cream of Tartar,
25 " Gunpowder Tea,
20 doien Backet,
LO u Waih Boards,
20 Brooms,
25 Sifters,
10 Tubs, ' '
2 " Kames.
6 reels Cotton Ceri; .
C u Grass "
25 gross Blacking,
150 caddies Tobacco,
6 boxes Tobacc-t,
25 gross Sweet Oyea Tobacco,
20 " R'se-bad
10 " Sannv-ide "
In connection with the abcv I have on hand a general anortousnt of
HAEDWAEE, TABLE A-D I'OCKEr CUTLERY. CiiOCKESY,
GLASSWARE. CO assorted Crates QOEEXSWARB.
Also, a eoocI stock of DP.Y GOODS, Notions. Hati, Shoes, etc.
Aii oi these uooas l will sell at reasonable prices.
Feo 17 la
NEW EmiSMYT.
NASHVILLE SAVING STORE !
OWE PRICE ONLY.
o
o
O
47
IsOETH 1IA2KET STEEET,
Bstoseii Union acd Public S jiiare.
TEE CVritfBSIfJNZD wnoid ritectfnl!y rcrm
the rit'r.en., an the peblic of the Rnrr.randlnar
country, that be has Jnat reveired, and ia now open
ing a sow siocx oi
DBY GOOD 3, CLOTHITtG,
COOTS
GENTS' FUnXISIILXG GOODS.
o,
Which bar. been a-Ircted with th rreaUt eve.
ani I uoir f -r
C II E A 1 E It
lhaa tart beea toli ia KanhTti:. darlcj
THE AR
Soliciting yoor patrocae, 1 Invite ya to call and
lamina my STOCK ani P?JCE3, and be .nrd
tfcst It will be to your inter t in maitlti jyoorpur-
cbues at the atcre of
EFIOIY A. riSFELDEH,
No. 47 Market Street
u. w. .voaviu,
Boo't kMper and alcamaa.
feb 12 5 a
18G1.
ISGi.
MILLER & GREENE,
WHOLESALE DEALES5 IS
SUTLERS' SUPPLIES,
Uo, 33 Cedar Zucct,
23et-wen Cherry and Buamer,
MILLER tz GREENE
b oa baad the fbllra-Iag CCOD3, which tley eSter
at th tcWMt aearket prce;
1J0 Octet aad Ud'ee ehok Tobacco,
M Oroes TUjm EaJ, Ir7t 0ea a4 3uney SJ
T"biO,
i Grcs af. aad K. Smokltf Tcbacto,
) R-lta ai d boTi X nifk Toacco,
10O K Chtic. C!?v,
lil Ve CainM Tnlt, C. Oyattra, lobaUrt,
A,
Picklrt by the tarr-l ard m tsee.
Sour Ssl la trr-aid blf !rrel,
rnlreriaftd, ernabed t4 0. la barrels
aad baU tarrwi,
H Kefs n,TS rt,
2i ca hotita anj .Toe.,
A!3 COLLir?
JaTarif'.y, U-jretbar wiUirra t5.'iLai ot!rarU
eM, too tiawa to taint:oB, ei-ecW viih care
the Hq;ti' Sc;-f iios TraJ.
Fntk-re ar rKlca!ar!y reqne.ted Ui tUi'M er
axbiWe nt.ci a I prirea bfre pLrchiiLj ela.
tara. "CUiXS OeilXi,
f6 li Sa Xo. 23 Ciar iirA.
Ofinftm ?rrr:. tb. t--t rrth.
vl era l:rt, In t-T'ci f. f m tf
n.LUit A E t & i i,
fblO fw .Ss 64 CJr strvrf,
I V V
j u ii 'kzJ sra . n n
of GCCD3, aad vrill c;n!;mo to recdrs
vu :
8 hhc3 New Orleans Sajar,
3 "
Java
12 bUs Extra Crushed Su?ir.
6
22
17
2
1
6
Cruanea sagar,
Coal Oil,
Vinegar,
Linseed Oil,
Lard 0,1,
Syrup.
. '
II
u
u
u
7 half bbls Uolajses,
10 kegs Syrup,
80 - Na-!,,
20 Soda,
25 boxes Soda,
VO - Garrett's EauiT,
15 " Pepper,
6 bags Pepper,
2 " Spice,
1 box Cinnamon,
10
Kaisiss
Cove Ofster,
Caaaed Fruits,
Essence Co2Ve,
Coitcn Cari
Wool
Coffee MIj,
Axes,
Sad Iron,
Half Spanish Cigars,
Fine Ciar.
5
15
15
20
n
15
8
1
50
50
a
at
tt
u
M
U
ti
u
H
Solo Leather,
Upper Leather, -French
and City Calf Skins,
Blacking Brashes,
White-wash Brushes.
H. CAMPBELL.
34 VVUlilU JiQl'AUK,
KUlKIArt & ELLIS' OLD ST.WD.
Aumci'iiTvn.vii
IHPLEIIENTS.
ililler's Plow, al! sizes,
Avery Plors,
Cora Sliella.
Cutting Doxe-3,
Mowers,
Reapers, &c.
For sale v
G. W.-FALL CO.
GEAGS SEEDS.
Clover Seed,
Millet,
Llungarian,
ITerd'a Gra, and
other SEEDS,
For sale bv
G
W. FALL wc
CO.
GAEDEN SEEDS
Growth or IftCH .
ALL KIXDS.
For salo bv
G. W. FALL & CO.
IHPLEIIENTS.
Hoes, Rakes, ccc; &c,
of every description.
For sale by
G. V. FALL & CO.
FISHING TACKLE.
All kind.
For gale by
G. T7. FALL & CO.
HAEDWAEE.
Gens,
Cutlery,
Hollor-waro,
Tin Ware,
For sale by
G. VT. FALL CO.
34 Y 13 II L. IX SQLAU ,
Eirlman & Elh Oil lUzL
Feb 12Ora
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SEINE APOTHEKE,
la 5 o. 13 Celir Street,
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