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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-15
eoutnlerc.al Akeatater.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF NASHVILLE MARKETS.
TRUE WING OFFICE,
NASHVILLE November Is, 1855 !


THE RIVERA the date of our last review,
we left the river rising with feet on Harpeth
Shoals. It continued to rise until Sunday evening,
when there were ten or eleven feet on the shoals
On Monday the river commenced receeding slowly,
and up TO last evening had fallen about three ieet
leaving eight feet on the shoals.
BUSINESS has been very brisk during the past
three days. and if the river continues up sufficient
ly for boats to run regular may look Tor quite
an active season during the remainder OF the year.
COTTON-The business in Cotton still continues
unusually backward. The sales have been very
light, and the shipments, made mostly for the pur-
pose Of ascertainiug how Tennessee cotton Will
class and testing the market, do not exceed 5oo or
400 bales. The total receipts at this point since
Sept LIST. reach only 1925 bales, against 1917 at
the same time last year, 1900 for 1888, 5lso Tor
1852, and 1921 for 1851. Prices are more or less
nominal and If we attempted to quote at all we
should say that 7a74 the outside highest figure
| FEATHERS have advanced to 37a40c for live
geese, at which there is an active demand
FLOUR-The receipts are light and we note
an advance of SOC per barrel during the week, and
now quote S7.5Oass.5O as the ruling figures.
! FRUIT-There is a active demand for dried fruits
and we note an advance in apples, which readily
command 75a9Oc per busheL
! GRAIN-The receipts of Wheat continue light,
and under an active demand prices have again ad-
vanced We quote $l3Oa$l.4O the market
price, although we heard OF sales on Tuesday at
81 so per bushcl and think it probable good ar
tice will hereafter command that figure These
prices show an advance of t0e,.ty cent in the bush
ell during the week There is very little Wheat in
the country to be brought to market, and with the
active demand in the Northern and foreign markets,
prices here will rather advance than rcccde.
In other grains we hear of no transactions, and
refer to our quotations as the ruling prices.
| GROCERIES. The stock of Groceries is still
ample and large additions will be made in the course
of few days The trade in this department is
more active than usual at this season of the year,
and the prospect is that it will be much larger be-
tween this and the lst of January, than during
previous wears. The stocks of Groceries in those
portions of the country that rely upon this market
for supplies are small, and it is the knowledge of
this fact that induces grocery merchants to look
with confidence for an increased activity.
! PROVISIONS.-In Provi ions we notice an ac-
tive demand at last weeks quotations. Supplies are
coming in quite freely.
SALT.-Since our last review, the stock in mar
ket has been increased by the addition of the entire
cargo Of the T. Howard, which arrived on Tuesday
Prices have receded during the week, and we now
quote fine sack at 81 50 and coarse at 50. Barrel
CaI, st;U soIls ot so L. npr hushpl
For prices of other articles, we refer to our Price
Current
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THE NASHVILLE TRUE WHIG.E
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRk, Nov. 18-Evening

NEW YORK Nov 13-Evening.
The news by the Empire City from the Isthmus
is unimportant. She brings dates from Valparaiso
to Sept 25th, from Callao to Oct 10th. Political
news from Chill uninteresting. Business is much
depressed owing to holidays.
Revolutionary movements had broken out in Bo-
Twain most instances they have been speedily
suppressed.
Sidney Australia dates to Aug IS are received.
Flour has fallen to $40 per ton; best Gold dust "a
per ounce.
MELBoURNE.-Busnessd dull. Flour e44 per ton
and plenty. Political news unimportant.
The steamship Grenada arrived this evening from
Havana, bringing dates to the 9Th inst She reports
having passed the steamer Crescent City going into
port No political news of interest.
CHARLESTON, Nov. II.
The steamship Isabel, from Havana, arrived to-
day with dates to the 10th. Sugar dull; quotations
unchanged.
RICHMOND, Nov. 13.
Several new cases of yellow fever and two deaths
have occurred at Portsmouth.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
Commodore Paulding has been chosen by the
Secretary of the Navy to visit San Juan Nicaragua,
with the flag ship Potomac. He was closeted with
the Secretary Of War this afternoon relative to the
course to be pursued in that quarter. Notwthstand-
ing the avowed innocent object of the British feet
Just despatched to the West Indies their movements
are regarded with Indignation if not ncipient Of
hostile act hence additional orders have been sent
! to naval stations to day by the Naval Department
in reference to preparations.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA.
Evans is elected to Congress from the First Dis
trict of Texas
The British brig Kingston, of Halifax, from ia
maica for Boston, was lost with cargo, on the I'd Of
/ November, off Cape Antonio.
Cotton firm and unchanged; sales of 10000 bales
Fair sugar 64a69.
PIrrsBURG, Nov. II.
River 6 feet inch in the channel Weather
damp and foggy.
New YORK, Nov. 1.
Wheat has advanced; Southern red 2:1o; Western
red 1871 Corn-mixed 96i Lard 1923.
The steamship Baltic sailed at noon for Lvsr-
pool.
CrNcINNATI, Nov. l4-noon.
Flour 10. Wheat-prime old 1893; fair do.
1:62 Lard-prime IL. Whiskey S34. Sugar Ct
al Molasses 80; prime sc to 81 Coffee 11ialla
WORCESTER, Nov. Is.
The American State Council of Massachusetts,
assembled here yesterday. The question of cleo
ting delegates to the American National Convention
in Cincinnati on the 3Oth of November, opened the
subject of slavery. Several members opposed send
ing delegates. Gov. Gardner and Henry Buckley
were finally chosen delegates at large, with one
from each Congressional District. motion was
adopted declaring vacant all seats in the Council
held by persons who have gone into the fusion.
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GnrArmANoNIC HAI.L.

TIVE largest Piano f0re Msodcon and Music Store In
lr Lnitcd states, S be opened October 18th, lssS
W MASONIC BUILDING Chestnut Street above Seventh,
Ehfiade phin- by JOHN MARSH, tie cole Agent for
Boardnaan tray CO > celebrated Doioe Csmpana At
taThtDsnt fiauo FoFtrs, ARD q. " Fisk Co.'S Prcmiu
Msodcons. Aso, Piano fuTtcs aud Meoeons 81 other dis
tnguifhcd makcrs N. has obtained lease for several
yc ia the new, magulfceut and vel knoNn Masonic
lnHdnE. where he intends kpinr ths largest siock and
% Piano furtes Aeodeous. Mssie ard dusci
Instruments q every Description a. q which carefully
ian u every instance. oetiE-trwim
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The BRITISH SQUADRoN.-lL is remarked by
a contemporary that most obvious supposition
in relation to the increase of the British West
India squadron would seem to be the best, to
wit, that the closing of the Baltic having re
leased from service a large number of the
steamers and sailing vessels, they have been
ordered to the West Indies and the American
coast as a more convenient winter station than
the Portsmouth dockyards This explanation
Is the most probable, from the fact that it was
given year ago, in answer TO inquiries of Mr..
Buchanan on this very point; for the same
thing took place on the return Of Sir Charles
Napiers feet, after the close Of his promenade
IN the Baltic. IL is not improbable, at the
same time, that under the cover of this excuse,
the British government may be willing to have
a larger squadron at hand to watch movements
in Central America and to interfere vigorously
in the case of an emergency. This is still
more probable il the story of The abrogation
of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, one of
the consequences of that abrogation being to
restore the English Lion to protectorate over
Nicaragua
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THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 10.

The RIVER was receding yesterday evening
quite rapidly, though there are still about
eight feet on HarRetb Shoals
DEPARrED.-The Eclipse for Cincinnati, the
Monticello, for Wailsboro', the E. Hoaoard, for
New Orleans, and the j. q. cline, for Mem
phis, departed yesterday.
To LEAvE.-The AljdG leaves to day for
Paducah.
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IN Faw1LTRs HOTELS. nc

WE are selling the best baltimore Oysters stoe esn-
w We are selling Real Italian hteearoni ~ loc ID
We are selling a, boxes s1rdiues n sc each
We are selling a. do do a. foc
We are selling every arsie In line a equally reduced
Recent arrangements bsyng 10 the north renders re
reduction aw made 10 prices advantages % ourselves a.
va - - '''' F VESSEL THOMPSON,
novs Union street.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
HaNnsomE 1NconE TO BE xADE AT HOME

n VIE above can be made in every Town and County
throughout the Union, by engaging IN the manniaeur-
Of article which, for outlay OF 81" one
thousand dollars year may be made The teie one OF
universal daily consumption, and that has puzzled the
brains Of some Of the m0st eminent Philosophers
II evident that IL Is destined 10 become one OF TIE
most necessary the Of life The article Is
that viii have ready and permanent sale a. -four
Full particulars will be BY mail the receipt Of l2k
cents equivalent in Post Ohee stamps, ePScniea
sent Nhsn tquifed- address
JAMES T. HORNE A co,
oct3i-1m BoS a5l, Post 0hce, News n orks
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FINE PERFUMERY, sc.
TooRREcTED wEEKLY.1

ICsr received rom hrs, hands Importers good assOrt
81 mcnt Of Pine perfuncTy. fancy Arti-
clcs, c., consisting In part ot the following, viz:
large Invoice 81 genuine English Tooth aud HAIR Brush
Aio, fine assortment esgcciAiy TOO chdrca.
Pom and PuG BoNes, (something new and very noe.l
Iubin's Genulae Extracts;
Ffae Ivory 10th Combs;
Large Bufi.o Dressing and BARRIERS Combs;
Large Trans parent ash Balls.
naLin's BARRIERS Blocks.
Toilet vinegar a superior article Tor the Bath;
Tooth Paste and soap, q various styles ana patterns;
sir Gloves ana BsthinE Brushes;
az Rum, (rxtFa hne in large besflcs,l
yons katharon; Barrys TrloophrTous,
Vegetable nd Liquid Rouge Pink sareerE
Ekin powders, q assorted kinds;
Hair dyes q The mosl approved Rranas
For sale Al sfRKTCns DRUG STORE
scpls csrpsr Collags anA CEiaa stFeets-
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StyEHuNDRED

CREs o. Land Tor 10 sumner Cory, Tenn, 10 "a
~ piles lron GAllAtn. good Turnpike Road ran. -
Ming fu Gaaii1 within miles, The eaance Eeod aetei
ara road portion q 4 about one snd Raj 70 80
~s flon he Nashville and Eouvtile Railroad tSa steam
- rs near TIE pFessises. sin EEL q In lots - loo
.y.s 81 u,sres eask. balance n and ysarss 81 ~ 70
A NJ arrss T6sss rehting anfs DO vel 70 make sAry
srpcAtion The uadeTxnse near Nashfe or 70 'essfa
Wallace, kgsni. saEns' ceuniy. .,,.-
nass-tssu . Gs@hi'
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OFFICE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, November 9Th, 1870.
TNHE Commercial Insurance Company have ths day de-
clared semiAnnual Dividend Of eight per cent on the
whole amount Of Capital Stock, out Of the profits OF the
past six months. JAMES hALhLN
= rovT-Im Secretary.
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~ We learn from the Louisville Journal,
that the steamer Memphis, which was sunk on
Saturday on Sandy Island, mas been raised and
has gone into the dry dock for repairs.
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FosTER,s ApDITIoN TO EDGEFIELD.

ON "WEDNESDAY, the 7th Of November next, on the
" premises will sell the remainder OF Fosters Addition
to Edgefed Our bill Of particulars will be ready as soon
,s nossible LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT,
80 College street
r n Or .scorv Auc.iopeer Oet3l-td
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EXHIBITION OF PAINTNGs.-Rossiter's mag
nifcert Oil Paintings can be seen this evening
and tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. The lovers
of the beautiful in art should not fail to get a
look at these magnificent triumphs Of Ameri-
can genius.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

l.
TTNHE new steamer HUMBOLDT a T>n -
Il 1900 tons burthen, Capt. WIN. $4,000
SrRoNG, John d. Taylor Clerk. s&zs<Ezzzs@'s7Ezzs
TINS stesmer is now finished Cincinnati and ready to
take her place in the trade.
The Humboldt entirely new boat Of the first class and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draght drawing only 90 inches waer viii enable
her to come with load when others only come light
We solicit for her a share Of publ patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE CO, } A,t,
JOHNSON, WEAVER & O., Ns0'
oct22-6m A. L. DAVIS, U. s. Mail Packet Office.
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DOSTPONENENT-Th sale OF Lots advertised to
1 come OF this day in FOSTERS ADDITION TO EpGE-
FIELD, Is on account Of the ncemency OF The weather.
ndryTNtd LINDSEY CROCKETT.
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LAUNcH.-Capt. Bunces new steamer, the Fawn,
for the Louisville aud Nashville trade, will be
launched this afternoon from Mr. Towards ship
yard at JefersonVle Jour-, NoU. 13
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. MORSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET,

jy16-ly CINCINNHI1, OH1O.
Hoohand's German Btters, prepared and sold by DR..
Jackson at the German Medical store, 100 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA daily increase in their well deserved celebrity
for the cure of all diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver These Bers indeed, proved blessing to the
afflicted who show their gratitude by the most hattering
testimonials This medicine has established for itself
that competitors however willy their schemes seductive
their promises cannot reach. It gained the public ,onf
dence by the immense benefits that have been derived from
it. and will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement nov14-1m
~ PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART, Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint Neuralgia Dyspepsia, COstiveness and
Piles are all relieved and cured in incredible short space
Of me by Carers Spanish Mixture, the great tonic and
purifier of the blood particle of Mercury,
Opium any noxious drugs is perfectly harmless and has
cured more than five hundred cases Of disease.
We only refer the reader to the certificates few OF
which may found in another column, and all Of which
are detailed in the bottle is the greatest Of
all Spring Fall Medicines, and possesses influence
over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement. nov14-1m
PRoF. WOODS BAIR REsTORATvE-The testimony Of al
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

CoTToN.-The receipts of Cotton at Charleston
during the week ending the Sth inst, amounted to
1871 bales, and the sales to g, 36S bales. The
quotations were, Low to Strict Aiddling S4a8s;
Good Middling SiaSs and Mitdling Fair and Fair
Saa9c.
The receipts at the various ports to the latest
dates since the LIST of September, 577, Sl7 bales
az inst 1886 for the corresponding period of
1854, showing an increase Of 24S.4Sl bales.
CorFEE.-The New York Coffee market is re-
ported dull on the 7Jh inst. An auction sale of Rio
on the 9th showed declpe Of lai; the offering,
however, was of poor quality, and not being want
ed by the trade, the sale dragged, and the above
heavy reduction was submitted TO. Out Of the cat
alogue of $500 bags, 300 were sold at 9talOsc
Also, . 500 mats Java we're sold at 1871, and 80
mats at 1899 Private holders of Rio were dssat-
isfed with the low rates obtained at auction, and
withdrew their stocks for higher prices. The stock
of Rio was 54,4l5 bags, but a small portion of
which was offering, the ma or part being held 10y
spectators, who have no notion of accepting the
low figures established by the auction sale on the
9th At Baltimore on the 9th the stock Of all
kinds amounted to about % 600 bags, ard sales of
Rio were being made at l04all &c, and Java at 10
al5ic. At an auction sale that day, ordinary to
fair Rio brought lOallc.
FEArHERs-The New York market for Feathers
was reported frr on the 18th, with light supply,
aud sales at 4Sc.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs The New Orleans Price
Current, Of the 7th inst, says:
q not ,,ur, activity in tho dap,aDl for Gu-
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
q q II

w ILL run the ensuing season be STEM -
w tween The above ports. The ts,a-ssssis1sl j
America has been locked and thor
Oughy repaired this fall and have no hesitation IN say
ing that she respect TO strength equal to any boat IN
Her cabin has been thoroughly overhauled and
the travelling community rely this boat for as much
comfort any boat in the trade Capt JOhnsons long eX
perence trade without any accident, sufficient to
prove his superior skill His attention passengers with
fault For freight passage apply to the Captain
board, or JOHNSON, WEAVER CO.,
No. &c Market st or 20
A. L. DAVIS,
oct1T-em U. s. Mail Packet Office, Agents.
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II. w. SHAFFER,
No College ST., Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
INHALER In all kinds Of Cabinet Furni- .---
IL tare, and Is receiving additional - 49, ,
srppys; and having ltted myself out - &"
with a ins hearse and gentle horses, am -
prepared furnish every kind and quality Of collins on the
shortest notice, by day or nght. .
Clocks Lamps and Grondais for sale Mattresses Of All
kinds on hand, made 10 order
Furniture Repaired Silh neatness and Dispatch
New various styles Of Wardrobesah cheap Tor cash
good paper, At No. College street near ChaFeh.
r. W SHAVER,
ocs2A-fy By ID. W. DoRkIs, Agent.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
Eszlsz7 SzzS9 - - -.

OPEN TO THUMPSUNS STATION.
ON and aer Thursday November ls trains viii run be-
" tween Nashville and Thompson's Station, as follows
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at 645 A. NJ and 3 P. NJ; arrives at
Thompson's at us A. ~, and AS p. III.
RETURNING-Ieavcs Thompson's at s45 A. NJ, and
p NJ; arrives at Nashville at 1928 A. NJ and $50 p NJ
ou Sunday the Morning Train only yin be run, leaving
Nashville at A. NJ, and Thompson's at s45 A. NJ
~ At ThOmpsons the Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
H0ugh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS, WAYNFSB0RO, JACK
son, TUsCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM-
BA be procured at the General Stage Once under the
VerapdAa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
nova X. Eng aud eupt-
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
VILE PACKET.
Turing the ensuing season, the a cTrn -
~ commOdious light draugh steam EHCEz4Sfttf97
err, MAGNOLIA, K. s. SCuDDER, Mas
ter viii regularly above, and to all intermediate
landings. Being exceedingly light, I inches draught with
superior accommodations for passengers and capable Of
making quick trips, soicts public patronage.
~ Orders left with eithe Of the undersigned for freight
either way viii meet prompt attention
H. II. HARRISON, ,..
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, -Aa
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COME AGAIN.

HAVE 90 negroes for sale. Of various kinds, amongst
them good cook, washer and ironer an excel,
lent carriage driver &e cannot sell them o g out OF
the county, and will guarantee them 10 suit or no sale
nnvT REEFS W. PORTER.
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COME TO TEA.

rT,HE i.s., ssrpius n PEAcH BRANDY, APPLE ban
il RX. DHIkD rEAtiA< aoa Dalhp AffltS, IN ts
,e..sr a. prssrns season sad ready sale a ny so
"a n hisest usrtcf prce ir he ahy l1cre, cclnn
esles IA sl or ia exchange of 6roseres neiEhsiand
PAIL OF sEBaSToPOL.
CHUHtH kNbEkspN.
orffs Noa. fsnd bfoai a.. Nashsiie, fc
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JAMES D. HoUsniAN. JULIUS II. SMITH. r. B. Bowl
HOUSEMAN. SMITH 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
RECTIFIED WHISK Y
NO.132 Second Street, st. LOuis.
PRICE CURRENT.
EVERY TUB ON ITS OWN BOTTOM.

OWING to the many complaints we have heard lately OF
" Reserve Whisky, would state to the public that
there Is an imitation counterfeit brand OF Whisky
sold by Wiltshire Co. Of CINCINNATI the genuine Brand
has the name JUIUs H. SMITH in full on the head whereas
the imitation simply Smth's Superior Old Reserve In
all cases we guarantee Reserve other brands Of
whisky to give entire satisfaction. We state unequiyOcay
have authorized house in Cincinnati or elsewhere
TO use our name in the manufacture of Old Reserve
- royg-dsv sm JULIUS H. SMITH.
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
CO.. 49, s2 49, -
CHANGE on SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on aud amer sunday Oct IS, Daily Passenger rTsns
" uIH be run a. foless-
Day TrsIa Leaves Nashville At TSO A. ~, arriving
ChatiAneoga ~ 4.20 p. NJ
Night EEprsss Leaves Nashville asssO P NJ Arris-
ing az ChAttaAooEa al e.iO A. N.
RETU RNING-Day Train Leaves Chat,Anooga AZ A. n.
ard arrives Al Nashville ~ 4ao r. NJ
kSeht Express Leaves Chattanooga 80 p. NJ and
rlyes a Nashville Al ase M -
II. I. ANDERSON,
ocss3 E1psTin,sudrns y. a q. r. =
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat a c-T1 -
l. NASHVILLE, Capt. TBOs. BELL rIEZ .5lssA1 !
SNYDER, will leave raducah for the aaS-s.<S<szzzzzs
above port on Sunday the 4th of November.
The regular packet Scuba" will leave here Friday, the
2d day OF November with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAhlLTON, AGENTS
octlT-td J. A. McALLlSTER AGO,
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lhufifcc-tolu s..s.--. - q
Florence, Smyrna and La


=
Flour at the above rates 70 be sh
Eve barrels and upwards, AZ one
ties, five cents per barrel to be al,
be transported on the same terms,
charged as one barrel.
oct13
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GRAIN WANTED.
4 tGHFgT market price rivvn br wHEkT, CORN aad
III RTEA tDSi g. HAhuCNp CO.
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MOUNT OLlNET "a mEaERN
rsrefir- % the gtoskhoders 81 TIE Mount oiivet
~ Cemetery, held a. The oilce 81 Lindsey Crockett
on this day, The following genueHcn we're SnaniEoaaiF
elected Directors:
Avs Lindsey ). n. Ruadeks,
IA " Han q A Herman,
A Neitap J. T. Morgan,
q. " Nance.
kR~r TIE election The Board net snd Orgsnixed A. V
& Lindsey Was elected Pscsdsnt, and Z. " Nance sece-
tary AID treasurer
ne Company Is Psrnansntly orgAnisse, ana 1--we
steps ui Sc taken Immediately 90 lay "a ne grounds ~
he ntsnson 81 te Board x lrels % spare no ekpens.
or pains 10 maks zach Csnetery a. he wealth an
'A''' y 80 AY s IISDsIEY. Presidents.
= ., ~ Z, - -. $1,000 ssps-sf
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To- Two hundred thousand dollars worth Of
stock was sold at auction ON the last Bourbon county
court day.-Ry. Statesmen.
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TT gentleman from Keu,outown, Harrison
county, KY, informs US that s. per cwt gross, was
refused for a lot of 900 hogs, in that vicinity the
latter part Of las, week