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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-27
'' e. N, CARR a. co.
1sS Pratt Street,
A CURE EOR HAM rrnunS
f.Fa BALTTW0RE, MD.

A ND the Road to Wealth at E. N CARR CO.'S Ex.
change and Lottery Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
months, sold several Capital Prizes besides large number
OF smaller ones amounting in the aggregate to more than
single trial that the great road wealth is to purchase
E. n CARR CO.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1866.
Bel.Ar, Glass As, for October O. 1Sj5-Scheme.
| do, DO ass 70 DO 1000 &C., &c &C. ''''O'
Tickets So shares in proportion Certificate Of pack.
age of whOles $40, halves SIS, quarters $3.50 2,
Patapsco, Glass PA, for Oct. IS, 1s55-scheme.r
! Prize OF 5000 ] Prize Of $1,000 Prize of $500
81 do DO 100 % ! Id do 10, 1870 100 do 60
Tickets s-shares in proportion. Certificate of package
CT % wholes $40, halves S., quarters 81.
Washington County, Glass 49, for Oct %, 1s55-scheme
Prize OF s2t94o Prizes Of $1,000 10 Prizes Of $500
20 do 200 &c, SC.
Tickets ssshares in proportion Certificate Of package
OF 20 wholes $l2O, halves $50, quarters $50.
Glass W. benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries to he
drawn in the city of Baltimore, Mo- on Saturday, Oct
~ iS55-scheme-l6 drawn ballots in each package Of
Prize of 100000 Prize of $40 $50
DO Of lS 9soo are 90S0 ,o do Of 1900 are 900
Tickets 500, halves $40, quarters SIS, eighths $3.50
Certificate Of package Of 26 whOles $685. halves S132
quarters $66.25, eighths 1912.
All orders confidential and the official drawings will
be sent to all who order tickets.
Deposit and remit in return for Prizes Bank Checks on
any place in the United States. No risk gain single
package OF tickets may draw the four highest prizes
All letters directed to e. ~ CARR co viii come safely
to hand and distant correspondents NAV sre that heir
orders will be attended to the as if they were here
themselves #
Those at distance will be particular in naming the post
office, county and State.
has happened that we have made our correspondents
rch before we hao the pleasure Of personal interview
single trial may place you in possession Of competency
FOR me- Please show this to your friends TRY Us TRY
Us! Address, E. N. CARR CO.,
sePl4 No. 1SS Pratt street, Baltimore Nc.
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NEW York. Sent. 25.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.
1t is rumored that the Greensboro Bank, in
Queen county, Md, has exploded.
There we're 33 deaths at Norfolk and II at Ports
mouth on Saturday, and 81 at Norfolk and II at
Portsmouth on Sunday. Five Physicians died on
Saturday.
CHICAGO, Sept. %.
The train off the track one mile from Toledo
Four persons were injured, one thought fatally
The accident was caused by the switch being omen.
NEW YoRk, Sept. 81.
The Know Nothings have nominated Lorenzo
Burrows for Comptroller and Stephen r. Cushing
for Attorney General.
The steamer America will arrive to-day.
1r.- r-- LOUISVILLE, Sept. %.
The river is stationary with 81 feet water in the
canal
The Santa Fee mail has arrived No news of any
importance. The mail party saw BUTTE Indians
all were friendly. New Mexico affairs quiet. In
dian relations are assuming better aspect. Otero
Is likely to be elected to Congress
CINCINNATI, Sept &c.
Flour is quiet at ESQ., Prime Red Wheat l.S2
Oats so. Whisky S24sS2s, being decline. Cof-
fee is better-far and prime llsal9. Sugar is dull
prices nominal. |r
NEW YoRK, Sept 90.
Flour is heavy-I2ic lower. The decline is
more perceptible in Western than in State. Sales
7.62aS00 for common to extra State; 1921 81
for mixed fancy and low grades extra Western
Wheat market heavy-closed rather easier at ITO
also for Red Western, and 1.s5al.s5 for Red
Southern; 2 Osa2 30 for common to good. q.
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THE MRcHASics' FAR-BRING Our YoUE
Far BABIRs.-The Corresponding Secretary
Of the Board of Directors of the Mechanics
Fair has received letter from gentleman a
sort distance upthe country, who asks for the
privilege Of exhibiting baby at the approach
ing Fair. Perhaps such articles do not come
legitimately under the head of mechanics, but
they may be classed safely among the 'horne
manufacture" The Secretary determined at
once to invite the infant prodigy, and we warn
all vain papas and puffed-ap mamAs to prepare
TO be thrown in the shade, unless they have
got something oct Of the ordinary way. This
little chap has been fourteen months In the
settlements only. lie peregrIDates all about
decks" and has attained remarkable facility
in the use of bis tongue. he weighs fifty
pounds averdupois. lie will be among the at.
fractions at Odd Fellows Hall.
Since the ipfantile department has been
opened, we presume the Board win not object
to competition. The President we know 10
be particularly fond of these prattling speei-
mems, and We hope, IL the COMMITTEES Of judges
Is not made oat, that he win be made is
chairman. as1s sr-h ss4AE &C.
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A CARD.

LExIxsTos, Tennessee, August IS, 1855.
To the Senator's elect Of Tennessee:
Hon. sRs I'll haveiavaed myself of this medium of the
public press to you that candidate before your
Honorable body Door Keeper at your next session. and
trust doing you viii take my in consideration
with the many others who aspire TO that position. In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly and although is somewhat deviang from the
al candidates for that Office Who generally speak
ing mportune Senators with letters tedious read &C.
and wishing to annoy you in that manner shall
tent myself with this card trusting meeting Nash
vile, and further acquaintance in October, where will
have the opportunity of interchangng sentiments Twill
close by only saying elected viii discharge my duty
the best of my ability and the comfort and convenience
OF your body throughout the session.
.aug21-4W ~ a Respectfully, saHs
WILLIAM Fl. MCKINNEY.
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BEAUrHUL PREENT.-Ths choir and con.
.gregation Of the Methodist (McKendree)
Church, on Tuesday night, presented our friend
Il. n. sSHDER, Esq,. who has Tor many years
OBLIGATED as their leader, with an elegant Silver
Tea sett, as testimonial OF their apprecia.
ton Of bis valuable services. The preseuta-
ton is alike creditable to the ladies wbo.plan-
ned and executed il and to ths deserving re-
eipiens. & s -
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rhs Mas. Nsetine at KnoxviIle.

We learn verbally from gentlemen who
,. were present at the gathering of the American
party at Knoxville on the 22d, that it was one
of the largest aud most enthusiastic of the
many large meetings which our friends have
held in that section of the State. Several
3 thousand people crowded around the stand,
and strong, determined and steadfsst Ameri-
can feeling prevailed. Speeches were made
during the day, BY Hon. N. P. GESTRY, Hon
A. ]. DoNKIsoN and Hon. JoHN BELL At
night, the jubilee was continued, aud the final
4 adjournment took place with the best feeling
hSAn'' is all right, and long may he wave.
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4 II ! w
Walnut Course Races-secOud pay-Tuesdav

The previous achievements of the two con-
testants for the club purse yesterday, drew to-
gether very large crowd, which was, we are
happy to state, gracefully interspersed with
quite number of the gentler sex. The day
was delightfully."- pleasant, delicious breeze
was stirring, and the suns rays were partly
obscured by floating clouds. Every thing con-
spired to make the days sport pleasant except
the condition of the track, which, from the
nature of the soil, continued heavy from the
rain OH Monday. The horses seemed to be, as
they really were, in excellent condition.
WhirlUind's hackers were decidedly the most
numerous and confident. Bets were freely Of
fered of two and three to one that he would
win the race in two straight heats. Although
the odds were running in favor of WkirIUiHd,
yet, there were q few who thought the beauti-
full little bay would win the first heat, and even
win the race.
At the tap of the drum they leave the pest
in gallant style, HviHei5ls leading, which he
continues to do during the first mile. IVhirI
sOind locks him at the second turn in the Sec
Ond mile, and thus situated they rise from the
valley on the back stretch. As they enter the
home stretch, however, Rhirl1oiHd brushes
away, but still the little bay pushes him for
every inch he gains, till they pass the score
F1irIacmd half length or more in the lead
Time, $40.
Second Heat. The horses cool of finely,
~ Ias.ju IL
daring brush for the inside track, bat is sue
cessfully resisted by WRirlaoina who maintains
it, takes the lead and continues to hold it
through the balance of the heat with apparent
ease. Iarineibb made fine brush down the
quarter stretch in the last mile, but was too
far behind on entering it to make it interest
ing. Time, 1858. The following is the sum-
msry :-.. ..,...s,----,.s
W. W. woodEolk's b. O., Esuinci6le, by
Sovereign, dam by Stakeholder 2
G. A. Hamilton's b. c., W6irlrind, by r
Tempest, dam by Cock Of the Rock I. /
To-day's race is for the club purse. mile
heats, best three in five. The following are
the entries, among whom it viii be scents the
famous Psrritt; a .e. So
W. G. Harding enters b. Ida, by Epsilon,
dam Mamie Killum. -.r+ -..,.
W. T. Cheatham enters Oh. C. Henry Psrritt,
by Margrave. td
G. A. Hamilton enters CHI. &. Frank Irpin,
by Tempest, dam Lucy Woods.
This will prove AVERY exciting race, no adj
Inirer of horse flesh OF lover of sport should
fail to attend.
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COFFEE-The stock on hand is small and grow
ing beautifully less. We advance our figures for
Rio to l9al4. 81
DRUGS AND DYES-We notice no material
change in quotations, except in SALrPErRE, which
has advanced to Halls The trade is active.
GRAIN-WHEAr continues in active demand,
aud prices have slightly advanced. We quote 81
the ruling rate. RYE is selling at 5Oa6O, with
small transactions. Corn and OATS are unchanged
PROVISIONS-BAcON has again advanced
fraction, with demand more than equal to the sup
ply. We quote hams at 2al2i; shoulders at l0a
II; sides l2alS; and hog round HAIL. BUrTER
is in good demand at l5c at Wholesale, while good
table butter readily commands, in market, 2Oa25,
with large demand LARD Is less firm, and we
reduce our figures to 1OaI1. MEAL is active at Goa
20 at wholesale, and soc at retail.
In the leading articles of Groceries, sugar, mo-
lasses, salt, &C., notice change in quotations.
The stocks sufficient for present purposes, but
not large enough to meet the Fall trade to any ex-
tent.
We refer to our Price Current in another col
umn for further particulars ~.
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Coutributions 70 the sufsreIs.

We have once or twice suggested the pro-
pristy of holding public meeting for the pur-
pose Of collecting contributions for the sufferers
T. by yellow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
- III ever there was a time when the exercise Of
-sa benevolence was demanded by suffering hu-
.oinanfty It is now. The Mayor has received Ia
voluntary contributions $50, tosbe forwarded
.sato Norfolk, and win receive further sums for
that purpose from those DESTROYS Of oontribot-
- ing.
&C. s.es'S We hope Mayor CAsTLEAAS VIII take IL
upon himself to publish call for public
s.a meeting to promote the speedy collection Of
.sssufieent sum TO be of use to the Howard As
ISOLATION in their laborions and melancholy
g. Isbors and creditable to the well known gen
crosby of our citizens.
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ADELPIII THEATRE.

HIRD appearance Of the distinguished young tragedi
a emma, Miss CHARLOTTE WYETTE, who will appear
Paulin =
First night Of Mr.. AND MRa LILLY WHITE.
Thursday evening, September 9th, viii be performed
BGwer's play Of the LADY OF LYONS.
fanhu. Miss CHARLOTTE WYxrTE.
r. :. =; = .. aT MokfIAEk,
LY WHITE.
Mr.. Lilly White ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GeIERsoS
Box Office open from A. NJ to P. ~. and from P NJ
to r NJ, when and where Box Sheet may be seen and
seats secured on application to Mr. Huney Treasurer.
Doors open at 7-Peformauce TO commence at IN
PRICES OF ADMGsIOS-Box and Parquefte, 70 cents; Sec
ond Tier, 90 cents Second Tier (second CLASSY so cents
colered Iox, 80 cents Colored Gallery, IS cents.
sep25-lt
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FIRST TEN BAlEs-L. FRANK HENDERSON Of
Rutherford, brought in the first eleven bales Of
the Dew crop of cotton the other day and sold
them to the Messrs. McAIlisters. Mr.. H. thus
entitled himself to- and received, the usual
premium in such case, demUohn of fine
brandy. The terms upon which the cotton
sold have not transpired.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
SATURDAY, Sept. 29th.)
AMERICAN TICKET.

FOR MAYOR.
ROBERT B. CASTLEMAN.
FOR ALDERMEN.
LIST Ward-TEMPLE o. HARRIS.
G. + JONES.
2'id Ward-DR JOHN d. KELLY.
WIN. A. GLENN.
I'D Ward-K. J. MORRIS.
ANDREW ANDERSON
4th WdId-JoHN G. DARDEN.
JOHN F. MORGAN.
5h Wdrd-DR RoRERT MARTIN.
J. P. COLEMAN.
eth Ward-A L. DAVIS.
THOMAS w. Chiffon.
7h Wdrd-W. w. GAVIN.
W. L. NANCE
sM Wdrd-JOHN II. BURKE.
~. JAMES HAYNIE.
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rINHH Puhlc respectfully informed that LYONS co.
s cintnae selling their cer krated a. hol era nd
Attnrrhca FroNentiNcs ffrom the saesis Of which
many last year rcAptd great cort and Erirfl hy e
Gallon, hots oF Gass AZ egentivca always better
than strongly recamInend an 20 it. The Poor
sapped without ehagge IL accompanied With b acisng
Derors oertihcste Private PAINLESS particularly, shoald
have bolae u th article In ihe ho1ss, 10 q s@sr-a
Feney. LYONS co.
MI Is Cedar street.
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Comlmterctal tkeDtster.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
TRIIE WHIG OEEICR

NASHVILLE, Sept, ~, 1885.
The weather for the past week, until within
day or two has maintained the unusual degree of
warmth which preceded for week or two. Since
hard rain on Monday the atmosphere has been
much cooler.
Business maintains its unusual activity in AL
departments. The receipts of grain continue heavy
and trade with our wholesale merchants, especially
il the Dry Goods department. is active beyond
precedent
The river has been slowly receding since our
last and there are now only about % inches on the
shoals. Several small boats continue their trips,
but with slight encouragement. There are now
half dozen laid up at the wharf for want OF
business
COTTON-There is stiIl nothing doing in this
article. The new crop is late coming in. Our
quotations are reduced fraction, but may be con-
sidered nominal Purchases for shipment, in the
present condition of the market, could not be made
outside of SIC with any margin for the buyer.
OBACCO-Nothing doing in leaf. Manufac-
tured unchanged supply good, both of foreign
brands and of those manufactured at home by
W. Meredith.
The following are the quotations for W. Mere.
d:th,s pranda /. Narcissa p Sanders Rose hud To-
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SouN porLz.. l. MARSHALL. DOYLE
J. DoYLE q CO.,
Soap and Candle Manufacturers, and
Packers OF Pork and Reef, as,
No Is ssats Front street. NASH VILE. TENN- 20
20 HEheus price paid In cash Cor T.ew. Grease ana
ard. feAaS--tf
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Premium Boot & ShOe Mandatory
EBEN FULLER, 81
(successor to Hamilton Fuler) ~
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY
Corner Market and Spring or Church SITS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

Corner Market and Spring or Church SITS.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon this
VI Manufsctory since It's establishment the Proprietor
feels determined to merit continuation Of the In
ture s.' at
Ihave now on band good assortment Of ready e
made work, consisting in part Of Mems, Boys and -
Youths Calf Kip and Thick Boots amt Shoes; Negro RKN
Brogans double sole; house Servants Shoes ladies'
and Misses Gals Morocco, and Kid Boots and Shoes all
from good stock, in good styisand warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad aud Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
~ All kinds Of repairing done. 0.
g - Gael paid for Hides. EBEN FULLER.
aup25-f
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1856.
r. C. M,NAIRY g. co.

.H 20 NO. 90 College street,
RE prepared to exhibit one Of the Most Conn
"A ptete well as the Largest stock OF DrY
Goods ever offered BY retail IN this country All we DE-
SIRE Is Tor our friends and buyers generally 10 call
what they want, and We VIII SD ely supply them.
Inc two partners having spent three months New York
have accomplish much in getting up their stecK
previous rates.
1H Dress Goods. -tIF
In Silks-Eyery thing and beautlfnI;
-s----. Brocade and Paid Flounees
Hain, Paid and BrocadeS:
600 -ish high colored DelainS; -
Plain, plaid and rich Figured Merinos -
= .-.-t Laces and EmbrOiderics.r
ss t- gro sets Of hne Val. and HOniton LAees;
le... 100 Collars and Sleeves In Lace; n
/ s. Car 100 French Work JacOne;; ,.s
90 Cardinal Lagns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the Leading Styles Of Goods, such as
..--, New York Mills and ether Domestics;
Cotton and Linen sheetngs;
Damask and plain Towetng and Towels;
Jaeonet Mashns ana Cambrcks; FtF
Globe, merrimaek, DH7del, Excelsior Prints;
30 ~ Furniture Chntzes, &C., &C.
EentIemen's Vgcar.
NsE Preach and Engsh Cloths plain and fancy Csssi.
mers aud Nesngs, In endleF variety which VII have
made to order in the must hshi0na be style. 10y
Also an exhaustive assortment of KID and other GIeyes
HesleTy, Stocks CraVsts, Collars, handkerchief &c.
8 aae-u -lTss sCaEpetings.a 1aa s.sr
We have now The srpes and most vuried stk ever Of
ted the Nashville pa he which viii he added 20 monthly
ey A styles and patterns as ty are brought o1
sepi5 .9aAtl = alilf y
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TTNo avoid unpleasant faculties win only pay sach ae-
counts On future - contract my.el ~ my ordsf
ansit kEEs W. P0lrER.
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son SALE.

A VALUABLE DWELLEHG HOUSE on Summer -
n street, heswssn Chnrch and union. fronting IS f5
tet on sumn1er sn4 running bsck ~ feet an Al 81
ley, AZ pfessnt ooeapted ~ NJ. ". =. Da-te nd 49,
one q he nqst dessraha FeseDees In Nashville. ney
papered and painted VI hronghout he vhole hou
For iasbsf psressfa A. sssrss Az. iaers Of me n
Jno. a FeFgpspns ofnce.
! fes.sss% svsa 4, sanazrys iss6 zLsaBId
sesa-d WV. G. SfoHoI.
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THE "REFoRM TICKET."-Tne Banner of
yesterday morning publishes a Card from NJ.
NJ. MoNoHAN, Esq, who was nominated by the
Sag NIGHT clique, in which he asks to have his
name removed from the ticket. The card was
sent to the Union and american, with the ex-
pectation that it would be published in that
paper on Tuesday morning; and to secure its
publication it was sent to the Banner.
None of the candidates on this so-called
''Reform Ticket" of the Anti-American party,
nominated by a clique, have, as yet, signifed
publicly their willingness 10 serve if elected
1t is important TO the taxpayers as well to
have legislators who are willing to make the
necessary sacrifices of time and labor nsepa-
rable from the discharge of their duties, as to
have able and capable ones. The candidates
of the American party have been selected by
the people, in their primary meetings, and
have accepted the nomination. They are all
capable and reliable men. That the people
will elect them there can be no doubt.
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10 Wholesale Grocers.
EDGEFIELD. 81
FLA Extra a Q7.yrida..


ON THURSDAY the lin OF October next. We win make
" one 81 NC FALL SALES Of Reel EastatA and on
that day, the premises, ill offer Oue Hgunsi red
IScautiful building haots, IN wILLIAMs' ADJ
DIlOH 20 Etgeheld- The Lots front any feet each on
Fatherland (which Is nov being Handsomely graded
and graVeedJ Boscobe ana Seihy streets (which Is Dad
street extendedJ an al o. them E be at least 10 Isel
deep, with twenty feet alleys p p p
These lots all Dost heautfaliy SIN atcd and in ron
nertion With the Additions already o out a. es ss Nv
Gronnds makes Edseneld Sns Of the desirable citss
ever laid 90. -. f...s y. --..s-.. : = e
We win have our plots reA5y In : iex days. ~ -
An those wishing 70 uake good Investments or 10 buy
eeoie hudng stes, would do wei eranJne tese lois
worthy Of examnatoo and All we ask . that The public WI
visit the grs undA and Judge for themselves.
sf. e4 n u II VI So are HVI
ne Lots VIII BE- sf on credit Of one, two three far
ard I'VE Yeas notes satisfactorily snSrs-d in
Bank, and bearing nseesi from date and lien rrtsrra =
EE We VII gladly sh1s hs Lola 10 AZ Elo wi,l, 40 *.
ara ne them. IISDSLEY 4 CROCKETf =
- 80 Ewn1Ea. "A u 81 College street
\ y. uLHoek' AhcuoneeF' soPlT-d
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tE- Wewelcome to our columns this morn
ing short poem from our old correspondent,
too long a stranger of late, the gifted LAURA
LoRRMER, who dates from the Sewanee House.
Her gems are always of the "purest ray" and
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

M e have just received our Stock Of FALL AND - .
w WINTER GODS for Gentemen's Wear->Aa
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS of the latest N
styles and best quality to which would invite
attention OF our friends and the public. Also fresh sup
ply Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. -. . nd
WARD & BIRMINGHAM,
sepl-lm No. Cedar street.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLows.-We
are Indebted TO Capt. z. d. FARNswoRTB, G. r.
to the Grand Encampment of the United
States, for copies of the Report of the Grand
Secteary to the r. W. Grand Lodge of the
United States; the Grand Sires Report; and
the proceedings of the first day of the session.
These documents, contain interesting facts and
statistics of the Order, and we hope to have
the pleasure soon of transferring some extracts
TO our columns.
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. e7.
FOR MAYOR.

FOR MAYOR.
We authorized to announce ROBERT B. CASTLE
MAN, ESQ.,, as the AMERICAN candidate for Mayor Of
Nashville at the ensuing election. sep12-td
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR GENTLEMENs WEAR.

AM now receiving my stock Of GOODS for the coming
Fail and Winter which invite the attention Of my
customers and the public generally
Also, scotss Fall and Winter Fashions just received
$3.50 -s.F1 .-a SAM. PRICHETT,
aDg29-dlm .rst 81 College street.
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sCHEDuLE GOING NORTH.
FsAR ROCK AWAx FoR sAIE-

HAVE Cor sale 6ne ROCK away, sutalle fsr one AZ
two horsss, With , PORTABLE PARTIrION-has b.vr
used about slx moeths Also, an excellent FuRSfTuKI
CAR Cheap for cash Apply % l. MOSES
M No. f9G1ieFe street
mYS-u Opposite the Seean.e Ueuse