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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-17
Eye and Ear.
NJ. c. COOK, M. d.. ST. LOUIS, MO.

nR. COOK respectfully renews the tender OF
~ his professional services to the public In this .-A
and the adjoining States successful prHciice $rf>$
OF over eighteen years, devoted 10 the treatment
OF all diseases incident the and justify him In The
belief tina, all Who may be IN any afflicted in those i'm
portaus aFgAns win end from his treatment speedy and
manent relief
Dr. Coca has just returned from the Fast where he has
been carefully studying the diseases Of the Eye and kar IN
the principal Rye tnrmaries the United States and hs
feels warranted In Offering his professional services with
degree q confidence TO those who Be ahcted Those
whom he has treated the best witnesses Of his sk and
thousands IN ST. Louis and the Western states
Who can bear tesifnony 10 his skiEf treatment He
specially refers Hon. H. g. Geyer, X. hackenEie lao
MesSrn Charlssz Blow Co S. Louss; Hon. goho Moore,
state Treasurer Of illinois, JaH Charcs President Msoa-
n Bank; n. Cole Warsaw. Ia Capt T. O. henry. WArs4S.
Missouri.
RI once northwest corner Of Pine and Second streets
up stairs eniranrs on Piae 81 seyui-iy
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e7y- JAMES T. ToRRENcE has been elected
President of the Cincinnati Chamber of Com
,nerce. The total receipts Of the Chamber for
the year amounted TO $5,7ss.S6, and the ex-
pendtures to $5.00S.Sb. The total resources
on hand 81 ,449.79. Five thousand copies of
the annual report Of the business of the city
wore ordered 10 be printed.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-17

ELECTION OF SUPREME JUDGE.-At meeting
of the Bar of Hsrdeman county, irrespective
party, held during the sitting of the Chan
C cry Court at Bolivar on the 9Th of September
$50, resolutions were adopted inviting the
members of the Bar of the other counties of
{ be Western District of Tennessee, irrespective
of party, to meet in convention at jackson on
Saturday the Goth day of September, to make
a selection of a candidate for the vacant seat
on the Supreme Bench, made so by the resig-
nation of Judge Totten.
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were made by Hon. NJ. P. Gentry, Jno. a.
McEwen, Esq, Hon. Jnc Bell and o. @. Grove,
Esq.
At night, says the Re0iep, the company from
Columbia with their beautiful transparencies,
paraded up and down our streets, amid the en-
thusiastic cheering of our people. W. 7. Leip;
err Esq, Of Hickman, O. O. Grove, Esq, and
W. L. McConnico, Esq, in response to calls,
delivered short addresses at the court house.
The exercises of the occasion were kept up
until late hour, and just as the hour of twelve
was announced, the meeting adjourned with
three times three hearty cheers for the AMER
loan PARTY and the AMERICAN UNION.
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tg- The London correspondent of the National
Lteilgencer, says the expenses of the have far
outrun the estimate those for the navy being no less
than 6 4,5OO,OOO in eIces. This great increase
will tell with horrible effect on the comforts of the
people before long.
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~ The most sorely afflicted city in the
world nowadays, is Norfolk. The CHASTITY
yellow fever has been, and is sweeping away
its victims, by hundreds--the small pox has
commenced its ravages-the mosquitoes, so
large and rabd that they sting like bees, and
are really an intolerable pest, come up from
the swamps in clouds, and horrid noisome fly
called the plague fly infests the place in pro-
digious multitudes. Its afat insect, with black
back and red belly, and has very large wings.
In Portsmouth they were SO thick in the streets
as to annoy persons walking, and induce them
to place covering over their faces. The APP
pearance of this fly is generally considered a
good omen, as it is supposed to devour the NAL
arious insects.
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NOTICE.

IL pers forwarned from trading for Note
"A cuted by myself with ID. Dromgooe security. for
the Of One THOUSAND Dollars due the 25h day Of
December 1885, payable to Charles Leaytt d. X. Boswell
Agent for O. LeSv the has been fully satisfied
aud should be delivered be cancelled according
contract J. Z. DR0MGODLE.
sheibyville, Tenn Sept. IL, 1855. sepl7-1t
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DAxAeEs AwARDKp.-The Knoxville Reg
ister of the 18th, understands from Judge
HYNDs, who has just held the September Term
of the Cleveland court, that a jury of Bradley
county, gave verdict of $4,000 damages
against the Western and Atlantic Railroad of
Georgia, in favor of Charles McClung of Knox
vile, who, four or five years ago, our readers
may recollect, sustained an injury from an ac-
oident which occurred on their road below
q attanooga-an appeal was taken by the
counsel for the road, to the present term Of
the Supreme Court, now sitting in Knoxville.
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gE~ Mad. Bodisco, widow Of the late Minister
from Russia, came passenger in the Aaant;c direct
from ST. Petersburg. She says the Allies burnt at
sweaborg very large pile of steamboat wood, and
that this was the extent of their triumph.
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r%- The ST. Louis Republican gives fun list
Of de county officers elected by the Kansas Legis-
lat, #. to serve for six years. The counties are
eventeen IN number and the Legislature chose
o r eaca Probate Judge, three Commissioners and
a Sheriff. TIE Repnbliean saga that ali the Offices
are iilled with pro-slavery men.
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A "straYn from Louisiana.

An election was held a few days ago for
Judge of the Judicial District composed of the
parishes of Madison, Carroll and Tensas. Mr..
FARRAg was the American candidate, and was
chosen by large majority, as the vote below
shows:
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I A SIGNIFICANT TRUTH.-Miss Mcdowell, in the
last number of the Woman's Advocate, utters the
following bold but significant truth
As women are more affected by the prevalence
of immortality than men, it is really strange that
they do not frown down those vices of men which
are SO frequently fatal to their own tranquility
Many female who would not refuse to dine with a
proaigate would think herself foully insuted were
she invited to take tea with a courtezan; but the
only difference between the two is, one wears pam
falcons and the other pantaets-the morale is the
same.
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The American Mass Moeting a. Franklin.

The Franklin ReUieU Of Friday contains a
full and particular account of the proceedings
OF the mass meeting in that placeon the 9th.
We should be pleased to copy in full, but our
space admonishes US of the necessity of abridg-
ing
The following were the officers Of the meet
ing:
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ALARMING ACCOUNT OF THE Crops ON THE
CoNTINENT.-The news from Germany in relation
to the grain crops is of avery unavorabe character
The supplies at this time of the year usually
very small and the prices not high but the accounts
from East Prussia, Pomeranio Silesia, Mecklenburg
and Holstein have caused great excitement. Rye
will give hardly one-halt the average. The Wheat
has been SO much injured by the rust that entire
loss of it is feared while the disease of potatoes has
been of great extent, that the worst is to be ex
pected. The stock Of old Wheat is entirely ex-
hausted. Under these circumstances prices in all
the Continental Markets, with the exception of Hol
land, have considerably advanced. At Berlin,
Stettin, and Cologne for several days, holders had
entirely withdraw from the market. Rape Oil has
also radidly advanced, and in the Rhenish Markets
higher prices paid than for the last fifty years
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NOTICE TO STONE TASONS.

VXTE intend to erect Stone Dam at Factory nine
w miles North OF Florence, Ala and invite bids for tn
execution Of the work. which contains about thousand
perehes There excellent quarry the spot from
which the rocks be carried by Bids must reach
by the first OF November next Address lauder
da Q Factory, Ala. d. Y. FOSTER L co.
sepi7-lwtrw
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For the Nashville True Wing.
The Public Schools, &c.

Permit your correspondent Mr.. Editor, to pre-
sent bis compliments to the Board of Education;
and to inform them that he had no idea of eicting
from them any such thing as an excuse for their
"past conduct" But, not satisfied that they are
altogether infallible, he did hope toimpress upon
them the importance Of adhering to what he under
stood to be their standard of qualifications for a
competent teacher. He has, he fears, in that
respect, made failure, and must, for fear of more
signal discontinue, decline the invitation to "meet
them at his earliest convenience" to make good his
allegation which they SO positively deny. But a
of what is due to your readers and to himself
prompts him to say word or so in replication.
The allegation was made on what he deemed good
authority and be would ask the Board if they be-
lieved the individual referred to, competent to teach
why they did not elect him when his pretensions
were first placed before thems 1t is understood
that about the time he applied there were also other
applicants, some of whom were elected, whilst he
vas not Why was he not elected? Did bis exam
inaton show him to be as yell educated and as com
petent as the two young ladies, graduates of the
best female school in the State, who also not
elected and whose friends were mortified at what
was deemed their rejection? Is it not true that
the committee of examination felt that they could
not conscientiously recommend his election at FIRST
although, since they have been induced to do so?
Such an impression has got abroad, and if it be
incorrect the Board have but to say So and as they
are honorable men," they will doubtless be be-
lieved
Your correspondent awaited with interest the
action of the Board on the application under dis
cussion, and when informed of its failure, upon
what be considered reliable authority, he honored
the Board for their firmness in adhering to high
grade of scholarship for their teachers; but as
the applicant has finally received class, and the
Board in their communication in the True Wig of
Thursday, leave it to be inferred that they have
given employment to no incompetent teacher. it
becomes necessary for me to admit that have been
deceived in my opinion of their views as to what
degree of scholastic attainment and mental training
constitutes a competent teacher. If they really
deem the teacher in question sufficiently well edu
Gated to teach their children, nave nothing more
to say. We shall never agree.
With these remarks drop the subject, wishing
the schools the highest success but certainly less
hopeful as to the result of the experiment. than l
at the date of my former communication.
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NJ PropFietors Of the Msusgcr e, Circus and Iniian
irndPe with desire 20 give entire general satisfaction
% psee ther united exhibitions quite beyond The reach
Peuon have entered into arrangement b-twern
themselves for the combination OF their three superb esab-
into one colossal exhibition; the whole q which
es % nov witnessed collectively under pavilion at
s pee c admission heretofore required for each Of the
sane exhibitions when separately.
the procession into ogn win be formed 81 the Troupe OF
1qaesrans, superhy mounted, gay decorated seeds
seeed oy feh military band, driven through The princi
PA STREETS IN an appropriate csFFiaRe. followed BY the S
eea Indian chef ard Warriors their native costume,
mounted on their hnninx horses and enthusiastically deora-
Ted and eaparsoned, with the eGriages and
sonAinRg the ANIMALS. 20 ne mammoth pavilion erected
The for exhibition
s Doors opea ct O'clock p NJ. ana o'aioek IN The
evening.
Ezs- Admission SO, children aud servants s5e.
For particulars, small blla, autographs pctorals,
pamphlets. Ae.
eaF- Location given In frturs. asp9-ta
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PRESIDENT,
c. II. HINES, ESQ.

VICE PRESIDENT,
JAMES P. MAURY,
MAI. WIN. Nancy,
WIN. ON. PERKINS,
TH0S. HAYNES,
GILBERT MARSHALL,
GEO. GILLESPIE,
Dr.. KELLY, Of Davidson.
SECRETARIES.
DON. CAMERON, of Williamson.
SAM'L POINTER. {"
HENRY Nancy, Of Davidson.
Dr.. J. II. CALENDER. /"
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W2ROEESsREE.
MORGAN g. CO

~ O>A~NN-A4F ~ w.,
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Nashville, Tenn.
IKE now in receipt Of their couluIete stoe Of PaIT
A AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety Of
anguish, scotch. German. French. TtuT-
IAN ana American staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
which they are prepared offer TO their customers ana
the trade generally, at hgures which they think will he
eePta0e TO even the CLOSEST BUYERs
They have on hand and daily receiving heavy SIM
pes OF all widths and weights Of COTTON G0ODS mann
90 W 1hiS o'te and Others Of The South and West
They stu continue she Agency Of the Sparta Frantiin
sepS-tf $3.50 ' NaoA''
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CY- Fifteen nurses left Mobile on the 9Th inst,
under charge of Mr. William N. GhiseIin, for
Norfolk
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-17

The election of Crosby, the American candi-
date for Land Office Commissioners, is conce-
ded by The opposition. He beats Fields. Thus
it appears that che Americans have carried the
Lieut.. Governor, Commissioner of the Land
Office, and one member of Congress; while
the Antics have elected their Governor and
one Congressman. The Legislature is yet in
doubt. The Senate is probably Democratic,
from the large numbers of Senators who hold
over. The House may or may not counterbAl-
ance the Senate. On the whole, Texas has
done molly, especially as the Order in that State
is hardly twelve months old.
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A. &. g. A. Is. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

40 OONECbt StNtti4
IIAVE opened very large stock Of all kinds Of DRESS
IL GOODS suitable to the Fall and Winter Trade OF the
Newest Styles
Also handsome lot Of all the newest designs of CLOAKS
and MANTLES in store and ready for exhibition. We
pecay invite you look stock of Coaks before
buying.
PETS Of the newest patterns and atter ourselves to sell
them cheap any other House this side Of the
tains. We have all kinds of CURTAIN DABIASKS and
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition to the above, have large stock OF all
kinds of DRY GOODS, suitable for the FAN Winter
Trade. A. @. & A d. BEECH,
sep15 No. 80 College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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raxas Elsction-Rsttsr ana Rsttar.

BY the arrival of the Galveston packet al
New Orleans, we have Texas papers of the
LIST inst The election returns we find in them
are Unexpectedly favorable to the American
party. Although the Democrats have re-elec-
Governor Pease, his majority is reduced in
hitherto impr egnable Texas to probably less
than 5000. In II counties he leads Dickson
9,423, with 80 strong American counties to
hear from. In the same counties, DIR. lowers,
the American candidate for Lieut.. Governor,
has 25l majority, and bis election is regarded
as fixed fact.
The Eastern District has elected Evans
Ameriean--to Congress by round majority.
The returns sum up as follows:
Evans, 1,z6I
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LtRUET CANS-Bermsiical sefseslnE Prult Cans
gallons, hAgaona and suarts-ia quantities sals
,uIchasern for sale By W. "a. GORDON CO.
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EOR SALE-A FINE COOK, who is also GOOD
Il WASHER AND IRoNER She has two girl children,
six and eight odvery likely. They VIII not be sep
araed sold out Of the county. Enquire at this Office.
sepl0-tf
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WOOL! wOOE!! wOOL!!!
AsH and the highest market price paid for good clean
~ washed Wool, by
jyl4 Oh d. D. DICREY.
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EXECUTOM,S NOTICE.

EACCOA OM - NOAEOGs
II AVfNG qualified as Executor OF the last viii and tesla
4 ment Of Samuel +. Stone, deceased, hereby Motif
all persons indebted TO him. either by note account
call at my Store Room in Ganesboro and adjust the
INN ediaely and those holding claims against him,
tilted to present them duly authenticated within the TIM
prescribed by law tbs viii be forever barred This Is
day Of September, 1885, JOEL W. SETTLE, Execr,
sepl5-w4t or Samn +. Stone, deed.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
Ai"a"ae for Tic Oily Of Washington.

TRAVEL.
For Baltimore
The cars leave daily at 8 and So A. NJ, and and
For Alerandyia.
Inc Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
RACES Wharf, Seventh street, hourly Fare FIVE cts.
For, Rockville
The stage leaves every morning al o'clock. Fare
VI. Onhce, corner of ID and 8th streotx
For Upper Marlboro.
:. Inc stSgs leaves every morning as o'clock Fare
u oO. Oihce, northwest corner OF ID and 8th sts
For Gordonssilie.
inc cars leave Alexandria duly, at tx o'clock for
Gordonsville andintermediate places.
For Richmond.
Inc soat leaves the wharf at the terminus Of 18th
street daily at A. M, and o'clock p. M. Fare
For Lees5urg.
The stage leaves Tuesday Thursday, and Satur-
day. Office, United States Hotel
California Steamers
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
otn ana 20th- OF each month. Persons desirous of
wriung from this city should mail their letters on
the 8d and 18th of each month.
a The Post Office.
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S,oleos eek a. > mr. and half past Pm. closes at r.
The Great southern Mail is opened at A. NJ, and
closes at p N. The Southern Mail as far South as
Wilmington, North Carolina, arrives at half past p
NJ, closes at p. M. 'I IIo7-f7's-- =
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CLOSES at 3 p. M. M TF -
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The Norfolk Mail arrives at II o'clock p H.. closes
at z r. M., daily, except Sundays.
The California Mail, direct, closes here on the Sd
and 18th OF each month, at p M.
Warrenton Mail arrives at II A. NJ. closes at 10
10A n. and r. NJ
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.--The best mate
II rial and the best work only allowed In the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. H. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker in the city Of Washington. Try
them, and save money, in addition 10 trouble time,
and temper Gentlemen measured and coed Al
guaranteed In all cases.
Orders attended 10 with despatch. Please note the
address SIGN OF THE SHIRT
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-snd-a- Half sts., south side.
dnr K--lvd
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SAILING OF THE OCEAN NsTEAMERs
------ I,pn1G mn ru.IrI. trrrc,
MORE ABOUT LOCKS.
HONES,S Rotating Formulation


q Lock, now commonly called the WORLDS
that secured the outer doors OF the Herring Safe that
contained 81 900 at the Worlds Fair London, 1851
IL being necessary 10 unlock this before other locks
in the safe could be unlocked All parties interested
are referred TO the following notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.
NOTICE.
/ have this day sold 10 Messrs. STEARNS 4 MAR
WIN, manufacturers Of WILDER'S Patent Salaman-
der SAFES, New York, the patent right Of my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
"J0NES'S SANTI-GUNP0WDER LOCK-" or "THE
WORLDS FAIR LOCK-
The latter title acquired in consequence Of this
Lock being placed in Safe at the Worlds Fair, with
$1,000 in the Safe, TO be the reward Of any person
who could open the door.
The gold remained therein for period Of forty-ve
days, whilst the yisers got tired Of turning the d.
ais with such poor prospect Of success, the number
Of changes being 2800, 900.
Bankers, Jewellers, and Merchants who desire 10
have these Locks upon their DOORS have them by
applying 10 Stearns Marvin, No. LAG Water street
who have the exclusive right 10 manufacture said
Locks in the United States.
HENRY G. JONES
Newark, N. j., January 90 1858.
STEARNs a MARVIN, ~
Successors b RIcH A Co.
I44 and lac Water st, N. ".
THE ONLY MAKERS OF SALAMANDER SAFES
combining WnDERs and RIcH PATrSrs.
S. II. HOWELL, Agent
mar 22-lm GEORGETOWN, d. q.
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and Ninth street west, Wsshingtcn District Of oo-
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LET GOODS.
den1k.-Atl

III HAVE Just received good supply,
u which viii sell at importers prices ct
H. o. HOODS,
dee IE--dh fia Penn avenue