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GRENVILLE N CO.,

General Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GA,
WILL give special attention the sales Of Cotton To-
w baccO, Flour Bacon and Grain, or other produce
consigned to them the forwarding ofsane 20 Eastern
ports
The great reduction of freight on Cotton Tobacco, Pork
&C. TO Savannah in comparison with the Charleston route
see of the Savannah road equang 45c per
Bale Cotton and proporouaby other produce added
TO the low rate Of commission and other expenses at Sa
vanna renders that al present the best Atlantic market in
the country.
Our returns of sales vii be prompt
Freight on Cotton to Savannah 7ec q 100 his
do Tobacco do .............76c. do
octI2-d&w6m
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r A Or S I!
$3.50 I'm Premiums.

T WILL pay the above premiums in of $780, $50,
S40 $50 go and 3d. to any SIX merchants pedlars
who will denver me- from this date to the ls July 1885,
the largest amount of RAGS The be bought
side of and by doing business outside OF Nashville
or vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
kET PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and
issue certificate to the of the received and
paid for These certificates be kept and next
July so that three disnteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled the
300, the next largest to $50, and 50 down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combine
tons will not be allowed.
WooGen, Lnsey Silk aud Worsted rags not wanted
aud will not be included in the above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention TO saving and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
jy6-IydtTiw&w W. s. WHITMAN,
North East corner of the Square
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold out
~ my entire interest in the firm of II. ). FRENCH
SONS to II. 5. 81. G. FRENCH who become responsible
for all the liabilities OF the firm of H. s. French Sons and
who alone authorized to receive dues or settle the bu
siness of the firm.
sep25 "a L. II. FRENCH.
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EOR SALE offer for sale one Of the best Farms in
Il Davidson county of the size. 1t contains 100 acres
lying on the East bank of Stones River miles from
Nashville and near McWhrtersville and mile above
the mouth OF Stones Rver-good spring of neverfAng
ses; tfty-hye acres cleared mprovements-one story
frame, rooms good cedar kitchen, crib stables de-
TERMS cash, balance twelve months credit. For fur
dses II Dssdriek st.
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GUN POWDER.

4 HAVE now on hand, and will hereafter keep con-
slant supply Of, the following articles:
Dupont,s Celebrated Rife and Sporting Pow
der, in canisters quarter, half and whole kegs;
Tennessee Blasting, in kegs OF rs lbs and bbs Of
100 lbs;
Safety Fuse, made by TOY, Bicklord CO.-warranted
superior. =,
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the trade generally,
supplied at the lowest market rates.
~ All orders shall meet with prompt attention.
WALTER SCOTT, Ag't for Manufacturers
~ Office with E. 5, CHEATHAE d Co, corner oil Spring
and College streets. laulou
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MIGHT SHIRTS AND NIGHT CAPS.-Just
~ received lot of fine night shirts, also supply Of
iuhtcs ps of silk and cotton lined, for sale by
dec 6-tig MYERS < McCIIIA
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NAsHVILLEAYD CLARKSyILLEP PACKET

NASHVILLE AND NIIATtIsSF Tile 4 tAOfNA1H
Making three Trips n Week.
a s soon as the water viii permit the GfS~ p
u tpli draaght passenger and freight kSwNHe
steamer esz1sa-zss-zaEeas
VIM. PHILLIPS,
N HOPKINS MASTER will commence her regular trips
leaving Nashvieo on Mondays Wednesdays. and Fridays
AT 10 O'clock p M-Clsrksvile Tuesdays Thursdays and
Str5ars AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ Orders for freight and pas
&C releired hv II II HARRISON, Agent
jana st r. r. hGrocAste 3 tIo I aueS~
- GAINESVILLE Jedersonan please copy, and send &C.
rount as ahove-6m.
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nUNCAN,' MORGAN n CO., have in store of
~ late arrivals
Bleached Domestics and DriIlings;
Brown
Fancy Prints;
New Style Dress Goods;
Cassimeres Cloths Satinetts and Jeans;
Heavy Woolens Blankets, Fannels, &c,
which Will be sold at low prices close out the
stock, preparatory for the Spring trade.
DUNCAN, MORGAN co.
Nov % No 20, Public Square.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN
" DIES TO- 20 and 40;
1890 lbs Cured Beef;
25 dozen Brooms;
rs boxes Z d Cheese.
For sale at the lowest notch, BY +. BELL.
jan17 No. % College St, opposite Seasnee House.
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Tor SALE.-sO Flat Boat Loads of Coal, 10 be de-
hvered the first rise of the Cumberland river. We
WISH 70 make contracts before the river rises.
oslls IL. s. FRENCH SON.
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THE GRKFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT

OINTMENT
the best Pain Killer in the world. 1t is entirely vege-
table 100000 boxes annually sold in Tennessee and
Alabama Its virtues have stood the test of Time
G. Mountain Ssve cures Burns.
G. Mountain SalVe Cancers.
u. Mountain Salve Sore Eyes.
g. Mountain Salye cures Itch
e. Mountain Sal7e Felons
g. Mountain Salve cures Scsld Head
G. Mountain Salve cures Nettle Rash
G. Mountain Salve cures uts,
g. Mountain Salve cures orns
q. Mountain Salye cures calds
@. Mountain SalTe cures Salt Rheum,
g. Mountain Ssve Sores
G. Mountain Salve cures Flea Bites.
q. Mountain Salve cures WhoWs
q. Mountain Salve cures Ulcers
q. Mountain Saive Warts
G. Mountain Sslye cures Sore Nipples
G. Mountain Salve cures Sites
G.. Mountain Save cures Testers.
G. Mountain Save cures RingWoTm
G. Mountain Sslye cures Scurvy.
G. MOunisn Salve cures Bunions
G.. Mountain Salye cures Sore Lips
G. Mountain Ssve sures Spider SGngs.
G.. Mountain Salve cures Shingles.
g. Mountain Save cures Eruptioa.
G. Mountain Salve cures Mosquito Bites
q. Mountain Salve cures Chilblains
q Mountain SalTe cures Frozen Limbs.
G.. Mountain Sslve cures Wens.
g. Mountain Salye cures Sore Ears.
g. Mountain Salve cures Flesh Wounds.
G.. Mountain Salve cures Piles.
G Mountain Salve cures Bruises
&. Mountain Salve Chgpped Hands.
g. Mountain Salye cures Sprdns
a. Mountain Salve SweIed Nose.
c. Mountain Salve cures ErysipesS.
G. Mountain SGlve Lame Wrist.
Bites of VenomouS Reptiles instantly cured by this
EXCELLENT OINTMENT
Every mother with children and all heads Of Families,
should keep box in the cupboard the shelf handy
use in case of accident Price 25 cents per box.
Putup in large sized metal boxes, with engraved
wrapper.
Sod in the United States and Canada by all vendors of
Patent Medicines Druggists at most of the country stores
and by every DrIiegistin Nashville and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE, ...r
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rye are Offering Tor sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine adjoining the residence OF John
Mia The lot fronts IS feet Vine street and runs back
ls0 feet Twohirds OF the purchase money can remain
~ b and ueTtare on the lot for five years il desired.
snTIv to LINDSEY * CROCKETT,
fs1 So College street
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), LUMsDEN g CO..


FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Lot, with double-frame Dwelling on
High street and running back two hundred and eetto
an aley and is located in the Eighth Ward just beyond
Trinity Church.
Also a beautiful Building Lat fronting hundred
and thirtytwo feet Hume street, the New Orleans
Railroad Depot
Also beautiful tmbered Building lot containing ten
acres about one mile from the city, the Old Lebanon
Road Bargains will be given. Apply to
ianS-2w J. L. & R. W. BROWN, Az Cherry st.
ENOft SALE.-A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
We are now offering for sale Tract of Land near the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike, Immediately adjoining the
beautiful residences of John p Ervng, Walter Scott and
J. p Wiles. The Tract contains THIRTY-0NE ACRES,
is Of fine SOIL all very heavy tmbered and will be sold
ow. Call on LlNDSLE1 CROCKETT,
nov5-f SO College St.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-A Black HOUNDS
y BOG-Iow and heavy made will pay Ts-sSsSys
liberal reward for his delivery at my Office cnEEz-@zs
Cherry street.
noyIl-tf WL.BOYD Jr
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JUST RECEIVED:
ozone HUNDRED bags 50 dozen Painted Buckets;
" BIO Coffee, new crop; 80 dozen assorted Cordial
30 hbls Molasses bags Allspice;
SO 14-bbl do; bags Pepper;
loo l, 2, and gallon De- cases Table Salt Ia bxz
miichDs; 100 whole, half and quarter
50 lbs Nutmegs; boxes liaisins
20 Nests Market Baskets; tierces fresh Rice;
10 bbls No. 2 Mackere 5 traits S. s. Almonds
100 kits Sos and 2 do;
And for sale at the lcWcstpricss by
isnl7 r F. BELL,
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l.. Ii. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
firm OF Il S. FRENCH SONS thu business will be con-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
5. FRENCH 4 son. II. g. FRENCH.
ept25 J. G. FRENCH.
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. n HYRRs C. CARTER
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.

Il
WE have yet on hand about TWENTY Sf[&h
wv FIVEEINE CARRIAGES, R0CKWAYS 76Sz6
AND BUGGIES of the newest STYLE warranted the very
best material and superior Workmanship all of which
determined to sell ct price other in the next
ninety days. AL who want Buggies cheap come along
MYERS d CARTER, SO, Market ST
aug.1l. Opposite Nashville Inu.
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W. l.. BOYD, Jr.

WEARE NOW RECEI-
WING our stock Of WINTER
! CLOTHING tor Men and Boys,
! comprising all the newest styles
!: of Coats, Vests and Pants, Of dif.
ierent qualities, with large as
sortment of Cloths, Cassiineres
and Vestings, which we will
I make up TO order, in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, 8 large assortment OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing Of the best
quality. Silk and Bingham I'm,
hrellas in black and fancy colors
CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
October s, 1854.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SHORT CORN cKOP

F THE SEASON is acaanIity most seriously felt and
Odesply dePlored by all. bur Notwithstanding the crop
viii to large extent, be cut Oft il is entirely without
remedy. This is 10 be fcnnd in snaeiiue knowna s
L5avitt's Patent Portable Cora Mill and Crasher,
which is recommended &c the attention OF the farmer and
stock raiser as highly worthy their especial notice
Tie NH tsstrcRg d7I duTc5t Defeckg SIMPLE ig its
eostrVc9a and admirably adapted TO the purposes fer
which il IS designed, vi--The Smelling and grinding of
corn and crushing of and cob Iogeiher grinding
suitable tor family Use, three bushels meal per hour;
crushing and cob six eight bushels per hour and
Smelling twenty bushels Of the length time
all Of which II accompshes with perfect the ami
mails 1.-TWO horses being Tequired and entire satisfaction
This Mills desirable to the farmer and stock raiser for
many reasons
lst-ltis the only portable mill having the combined
capacity OF grinding, shelling, and crushing
2d-UnEe hef portable mills al! extra gearing franz
ing shefs spndles horse powers and the like entirely
dispensed with.
3d-ItexemPtsth possessor from dependence upon va
ter mills which during like the present. quite
uncertain, and frequently attended with many pconve
ences and vexations delays.
4th-THe Of this mill will secure to the farmer
ngo at lest nifty per cent in the quantity of grain
sumed, whilst it admitted fact proven by those vino
have tried the experiment. and established BY scientific
test that stock fed upon crushed ground cor
healthy thrive better, and faen in much ass time than
stock fed IN different manner.
Ry the old method of feeding corn upJl the ground
la portion is wasted and whatever putriment the cob
may contain about forty per cent? entirely lost Whilst
BY crushing and proper feeding large and useless waste
avoided and all the nurtrment of the cob secured-be-
ing much clear gain. These are fscts; and worthy Of
| careful consideration.
The undersigned having purchased the right to the above
mill IN Davidson Robertson Marshall Giles Dickson, and
Hickman counties, Tennessee persons wishing topuchase,
will please address the undersigned Nashville Tern.
The mills are furnished and put ready for use at Sew
| enty Five Dollars EACH
J. C. BALDWIN.
a Persons wanting these mills in Bedford Franklin
or Lincoln countess will address J. =. DRoMGooLE, at
Shelbyvle. In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties ad
dress A. s. LANGLEY at Nashville Tenn In Montgomery.
Rutherford Williamson, Wilson and Sumner counties adj
| dress Ii. CARVER, Nashville Tenn. sep2-w6n,.
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X. N. MYERS
A. c. CARTER
SELLING AT COST.

COSis
M r nave on hand three fine Coaches, a-@S&TR
w four hne Rockaways, for four sfx.Z&SlA5k-SE
all of which will sell for less than cost either for cash
on credit Persons wanting Carriages for nothing vii
please to call nd see them at No. SO North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn
oct3-tf MYERS A CARTER
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WAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and guam
w ty, and Of tho best quality may be had at the Ag.
rcultusl AsnuAcOry, No 7s Market street. Nashville,
Tenn myi--tTi-w
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TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
WE offering for sale two neat dwellings
w Cherry Street South Nashville Esch house contains
five rooms kitchen &c.
The to each House is 40 feet front by l65 deep. We
offer each house and for about what the Improvements
cost
TRnNs-I, years With interest for paper secured
to the satisfaction of the owners and lien retained.
Call on LINDSLEY CROCKET
dec9-tf G SO College Street
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H0PARTNERSHIPs HAVE THIS DAY
I j associated with the Wholesale Grocery, Com
uissicl, Receiving sRd Forwarding Business Mr.. VII
LIAM PHILLIPS, Of Nashville. under tina and style
Of l.ANIER 4 PHILLIP
now K. Il. LANlER.
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LADIES, EINil NIiOI

LADIES FINE SHOES.
4 AIDES Curocoa Md Slippers with RCzstts-
II
Italian Cloth Caters, Plan and kp'd.
p. L. Toilet Embroidered Slippers.
Bronzed Kid 81
Misses hid Slippers.
Chiids Kid Goat and French Micro. Boots, thick soss
RItettes large assortment Few styles.
LADIES French English Lasting and Velvet SzpPeTs.
Gum Slippers and Sandals, &c, &c.
Just recey ed BY RAAAGE CHURCH,
deel5 AZ College Street.
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FRESH ARRIVALs,-aOO HuDs, SUGAR,
al grades;
100 barrels of NcssEss;
100 half barrels Of AoiGSses;
5 sisrles of Rice;
5psclaSesc CT MSckeTel;
80 packages Of Crsnbsrries;
$50 packages OF Rsisias;
tObags Of Aluonds;
30 casks Of Porter and Ale;
sOeos of Manila Rope;
81 packages Market, Clothes and Covered Basksts;
100 3sezsges Buckets, Tubs Pals, &c;
80 barrels Pecans Filberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages COgnisc Brandy:
lOpsskages MADEIRA and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines
5000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 Denlij0h1s; 5QO00 Corks.
For sale hT 1janl2l EDWARDS HARRIS.
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CPIRIT MANIFESTATIONS EXPLAINED
y By DodSs. For sale By JOHN YORK co.
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POWDERED SUGAI

4 n Bbls Powd Sugar, just received BY the latest srri'
| lrai and for sale by DAVIS K SWAMI,
daca-tf Ma. IS Public Square.
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FRED SLOAN. x CRooKsaANks
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
THE undersigned having taken the large and Sc T.
j commodious Shop lower Market Street -
formerly occupied by the late Fred Soan will
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and most
improved style All orders left with US fer new work
repairing viii be attended to promptly. We hope by close
application TO business oreceive liberal patronage
81 All new work warranted IL months.
dec8-6 FRED SLOAN AGO.
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DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.

DIRECT IMPORTATlONSs
vIST received this day Of the finest and most beau
. ty selected stock of Meerschaum Pipes ever brought
to this city. co.. -. r. ,,h;,b ara NJ
Also very beautiful lot Of Stems some oil when are oil
Also Amber Mouth Pieces Tobacco Pouches Knd bags;
All Of which we most respectfully invite the attention o.
ste p 80. ,sooJs LYONS 4 co,
iy7 40 Oeu4l go.
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MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, So and SO.
TAVE on hand the most magnificent assortment Of ele
L l. CANT Rich Goods offered in this market Our
stock OF heavy goods is also very complete and prices
that fail to please Many Of these goods have beens
secured within the past few days. and having been bought
greatly less than cost Of Importation eln deIcacy
saying that give greater satisfaction in prices than
be found in any other heuse in the city. Strangers
buying goods this market will money by calling
and looking at our stock, at McCLELLANDS
Metropolitan Store,
oct19 Nos 81 and SO College street.
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.

WISH to Rent fer two years the place on which now
live miles from Nashville the Murfreesboro Turn
pike containing 20 acres 20 45 cleared II is
beautiful place. Apply st No. So Cedar Street
now REFS W. PORTER.
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HOX rs.

WE HAVE for sale lot of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to cOaisn Coal; they would also be con
venieut for grain and and other purposes
RAMAGE & CHURCH,
nov22 ~ College street
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Booksellers CanvaSsers and Book Agents supplied 90
he most liberal terms.
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an Invaluable BooS for 70 cents. "E1eTy Fauaas
should hare COPY"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less as,klSksa
Il than months. A edition. revised <z-lzkE9
and improved, just issued. 10y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-05
LATEST NEWS.
rRoN NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.


NORFOLK. Sept. .. So.
r.e weather continues damp and warm aud the
s,er still fingers in onr city, attacking the few
,bo have thus far escaped, and who vainiv hoped
:, I've among the favored ones who will be allowed
,"'n,.suniniurrd by this fierce destroyer ofhealih
lrs. II. b Bagnall. was buried yesterday. She
The wife of the late II. Boswell Bnguail for.
,.orly one of the proprietors Of the American
pnns Henry Selden, of this city. died to day II,
,,amn,nn. making the Goth physician who has
Lad Of the fever. His death is greatly lamen
ed.
.aa n Sister of Charity: Mrs. F.ntrcss, Mrs. f
busch, Miss Dellaey, john Richard-on, aud d
P;eharl Cross, Edmond Ford. and Mary Boush
- ,bree oo!ored persons, are dead.
pav W. Jackson is said to be worse today.
n. , ane is also reported worse.
ro1r eolored persons have died 10 day and Two
- three are said to be dying.
" same families. learning that there had been
r.o.t here have vcntured to return, and hear
hat several have already died and that several
',bers are ILL.,. 1t will be hazardous 10 come To
.Go citv before ona or two goo1 trosts-some say
4 . GOOD FREEZE aud ICE.
= 77TLe buildings-storps, dwellings, and ware.
lanses-from cellar 20 attic, should be opened
] anJ well aired. Clothiug. bedding; carpets &c.
.b,uld be exposed to the rays OF the sun, and the
/ oaol dry winds from the north and west; and
4 '',;,abl. efforts should bn made to get rid on
4 .;roly ofthe cause of the hateful disease. before
4 ,Se ietqrn of our people To their homes.
This fever i a most Mysterious and iuvidious
4 E. well as ralil and fatal lnhIlady; and Alto the
4 re,nrn of the thirteen Thousand of our people from
the bealthful mountain regions and the salubrious
cities of the north and east. IL few warm days in
q yo,embcr might cause it to break out afrcsh, and
4 sarfnl havoc might be made again. 1t will he
/ wise, therefore. for those who are absent to be
4 m,,ient and wait until physicians say that it is
.rnden, to return. Hastily, +.
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" 'SHttf D"h I ~ tt''
from Santa Fe are to August 3i-t.-
70 volunteers of New Mexico, called orr By
~ Merriwcthcr. have been discharged, their
,9 having expired.
Mayor Nicholas, \. 4. 6; Colonel Grays"a,
ofS1b.; Major Smith, paysnastor; G'.anel
l@'fnion, of the Ordnance Department.. aud Soy
l other officers. arrived at Santa Re Oh the
4, tt1n the States-lil vii. The recruits
r. also arrived safr-no sickness of any con-
tance on the road.
Fi4J. Blake, 1t Dragons; Bfevet Slni. Brooks
IT, jackson. I'D Iafrun'ry. left Santa fe on
~ for FL Paso. to sit rs members Of a court
'hI . be assembled there.
Fmta fc had been flooded hg an onprecedent
,'rn Of ruin. The damage dano i~estimeted
si'05o. Maj. Fry, L. 5. r.. los. $3.50 worth
MIXTURE. \ number of families were driven
/ - their homes by the food.
h" political contest Gr Il delegate to Con
$ w7> exceedingly warm. NJ. 4. 0'ero. the
s'e@>ive or Know Nothing cariidate, aud j.
'7tIje+naS, democratic caulildt".wrr stump
/ - lI"yer tho country. Mr. Ofero studied
\ "a 81. Louis.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
FROM PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH. Oct. ID. 10 =. NJ.
The deaths of TODAY. up to tins hour, number
h VIZ. Mrs james + EMERSON. Richard Stevens
,epro man John Nash, aud | at the Hospital
were no new cases whatever. as far as |
.,n learn. and those reported dead all resided in
H. suburbs.
The disease still continues 10 rage among the
hoo, refnpees.in the woods hack of the plantation
II !. c. ?. Edwards, ESQ. They 1--we in very
l5SrraA!e straw covered cabins. throw us it
4 ere together for the occasion,ard not Attending
H. protection against inclemcnt weather; if they
H. sick they must dic,and if we'll cannot contin-
h. 50: they have not a cent of money Ia buy food
s.ad ara supplied from the charity store.
cat of Maj. Eddin's detaehm"nt of seventy 1--WE
on this station, % have died up to the date
In since the commencement of thu epidemic.
ltis reported in Portsmouth that Captain r w
b,ugh and Mr. Fisher Matthews, both of this town
IRE very i'll with the yellow fever. at Deep Creek.
think the report is correct.
Our Sheriff, J VI Drewry. is not expected 10 1--we
r. l. ct Ferry Point. and has the yellow fever.
/ Dr Thomas. of Cincinnati. is doing very we'll.
4 ataer physician is at present sick, and we hope
u Y may continue in good health.
Mr. j G Holiday, | an' happy to inform YOU,
y very nearly recovered, and will sa4l b. on
i The wind is blowing freely from the y "
every symptom of t strong gale. The sud
1n change will not prove very hcnrficial to the
H. bat | hope it may he the death kutll of "Yel-
~ Jack"
OCTOBER Sc 4 VI.
M new cases last night: neither were there
D. deaths. Wind blowing very cold from the y
" Yours, &c, V.