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INsURANCE AGENCY.

L. H. SHEPARD, 0enefL Agent
For Iowa, lllinois ANA Mfss0urh.
WILL Insure ali kinds Of properly againss Loss %
w Damage by Fire, In amy OF the Following Se Ano"1
and responsible Companies. viz
Merchants Insurance Company OF fnnsaepais'
x.v,,o,s rn.urnnee Company Of Philadelphia,
Capital 4Sa,eoe
co,.a,,t ated Insurance. Company OF Phiisdeiphias
Capital e2n,sS nam.
Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Co., OF fnh ..
Capital esoo,00o.
Home Insurance Co., OF n. 4.
Capital tSaa.so0.
Star Insurance Company o! ORdenspcft, ~ -
Capital $4,000.
STATE Mutual Insurance Company OF fennsyN~'"s
Capital 100000. @ss
EQUITABLE Insurance Company OF London -.
Capital 81, $4,000
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New aofk,
Capital ~ $4,000.
tn. above Companies have complied with the thsu.
rance laws of Ohio Indiana and Illinois, which Is OF
itself sufficient recommendation OF their ans 70 Pss
all their losses . .,-...,..a.,
have pea mission refer to the following gentlemen
And business firms in this and other cities; - :.
Col J. NJ Morgan, J. N. swan, $ x. NUM-, hoss
whppie and Dnnharu 4 Brown, Burlington.
K.ex 4 Hebard, Car Builders, Cincinnati, Ohio.s
stone Baker Co.. Wholesale Groeers, do
W w wthereu Car Builder. Sandusky, ONO.
YP panuey, Pres't Union Bank, do 90
n q Flypt Cashier Sandusky City Bank, DO a
j W G;odfrey General Insurance Agent, Sandasxy,
Geo Bliss Co., Hope, Grsyden Co, Lee Case 70
and Stanton Sheldon & Co., New York
re- Office corner Main and Jefferson stree"' over h
| Drug Store Of J. r. TalIant, burlington. Iowa.
sept. IS, 1885. L. H. stEPARp' zen Ase''
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A RARE CHANCE
MIR. n. w. OvERFIGLSER,

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Saved from the late fire. to the oil stand of Nesss. Tres
IL Bdird, corner of Water and Jefferson streets,
where he is Offering it at such prices, CLOSE OUT
will secure the sale of the lot.
e The public are invited to call and examine goods,
and assured that prices will be exceedingly low
Call soon Gfeb14 dl0dl
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CHEAP and Valuable
~ HISTORICAL WORKS !

History of Braddocks Expedition;
% as America
- " New Jersey;
Therry's Historical Essays;
History of France by Louis Blanc.
Rollins Ancient History.
History of Egypt and its Monuments;
Histories of Greece, Turkey Germany Russia etc.
Dickens Childs History OF England
Bcnner's Us
Histories Of all countries for children by various
thors
Any of the above works will be sold low If obtained be-
tween now and the middle of March,
ian3l. ]. L. CORSE.
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To N4 Gtr Payers Of Flint Ricer, Onion and Vel
io,o Spring 7o,enIips.
VOU are hereby notified to present your receipts for
the Taxes of 1885, at the Office of the County Judge
at any time between the LIST day of March and the s
OF june 1886 and Is the real estate tax in
Flint River Township and ten per that In Union
and Yellow Spring Townships will be refunded from the
County Treasury, in order that the in said
Townships may conform to the decision Of the Board oil
Equalization, made in July last.
THOS. W. NEWMAN, JUDGE,
Feb.4, ls56.-2m.d&w pesMoines County, Iowa
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IVDIC1AI SNEIE.
- On THE 18Th day Of March nert, there will be sold
ut the door of the Court House in the city of Burlington,
DesMoines county, Iowa, by Decree of the District Court
of said county Lor, No 49, in Burlington Iowa,
bounded as follows, to wit Commencing the north east
of said lot Water street and running thence
south along Water street twenty feet thence westwardiy
fifty eight feet, by line parallel with Jefferson street,
thence north twenty feet the northern boundary line of
said lot and thence eastward along said boundary line Of
fyeght feet to the place of beginning being 20 feet
front on Water street by SO feet deep.
To be sold at Auction to the highest bidder third
in cash. third in six months and one-third In twelve
months from the day of sale. The deferred payments
bear interest from date at ten per cent per until
pa!d-the said deferred payments to be secured by
Innrt he nren
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N Just received at BRowN's-
Hobrook's Ten Years among Mall Bags;
Thackaray's Ballads;
Longfellow's Hiawatha;
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern.
Mimic Life or, Before and Behind the Curtain, by
Anna Cora Ri.chie, Formerly Mrs. Moxatt)
Homestead the Hill Side .-i-
Diaries for 1885, various sizes and styles, designed
for the Pocket or Counting Room.
Ainlanacs for 1856. For sale at -..-
BROWNS
Book Stationery Store, 4
dec2I Third ST., above Jefferson.
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REAL ESTATE.

WHO wants n home, cheap!
w WIN SILL i6s Acres Of Prairie and % Acres
ofTimher snd all Of good quality, In Union township,
Desnones CO. Iowa six mlles west OF Burlington, the
Agency road. For anc Farm no better chance san be
obtained west Of the Mississippi Also, $40 Acres IN
Pleasant Ridge township, lee county 24o Of timber aud
prairie adjoining 100 Of which under good cuitya-
lion having Ane young orchard thereon together with
. con venien House and barn. and other outbaiidngS
contiguous TO Grist Saw M,', three miles OF
Denmark where there ane schools school house
sS- For particulars enquire Of the subscriber, living
,is miles west Of Burlington. Terms easy.
va hhrs dw N DAVID LARSON.
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TNsURANCE.

r,ruEi yire II Fire iil-IsseEs ycss proper
x,asnsFai sraTE IrfuAt ms Co. ~. trrrs, Nd
IS g y Efg.u PrssY Horace, Scy:
80 vHwEsrERN ISs CO. 49,. - g.. =
NOh -Lga Prssf. La1so.s, ycn.,
PHOENIX - Ir,.y Henry Keiaogc, Soy
BRIDGEPORT ~, : WasaSsrn, Sec'y.
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Princes Protean Fountain Pen.
LET those write now who never wrote before,
And those who ALWAYS wrote. now write the NOR

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And those who always wrote now write the more"
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yor made of PRoTEAN, under Goodyear's Patent, filed
with and rapidy supplying the Pen f,om three to
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gold pen Of the very best quality with holder of the
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name-recorers of public Observation-Disclosures Of sermons
and briefs, clerks and ecclesiastical scribes-mer
camille book keepersauthors with huge piles increasing
editors who the pen thar the scissors, all,
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give my honest conviction, that the will he
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able writing do will after having used this Pen,
substitute for any other kind Of pen now in use.Rsc.
President Nthdn Cteceland, Ohio.
A Clergyman who has written whole sermon with one
of pens without dipping in ink, said he
would dispense with it for twenty times its value
Boston Eceaing Trdceter.
If could procure another Of similar merits
hundred dollars would purchase from the 1
| have-A Ne,o York Clergyman.
These pens will be sent by mail the receipt of $3.50
$4,00, $4,5O and $500.
All orders from distance promptly attended so.
n, L. sT0Ws, Agent for Iowa
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SCHOOL BOOKS. ggsnslfs teat,Et=s
y McGuffieys and Sanders series Of School Books;
Wilson's history Of the United States; 81
Browns Grammar; Smiths Grammar;
Rays, Adsns Smiths and rbompson's Artthmetics:
For sale Washington and Third streets oppo-
site the Post Office tdee l0) JOHN L. MOORE
THE RUSSIAN Empire. Its Resources Gov
srnmsri and Policy by an American, for sale By
lanl, ..-s .-fE c. NJ. WILCOX Co.
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LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT

LIFE SAVED Al MlpNlGHT!
BY esregOry's Instant Cure of Pain.
THIS wonderful medical compound prepared at Maui
L NEE City, Ohio, the ancient country Of axe
OttOWa Ind ans,
whose medicine, combined with Empyreumatic Oils Ex-
tracts of Bar Roots Gums and Balsams of Temper.
ate Tord Zones, make it the most powerful pun
gent preparation for the suppression OF al infdndo
whether proceeding from Barns, Scalds Broken Bones
Colds other cause, offered to the public. The
moment it Is taken, its thrilling and annatng power is
felt forces its way through every diseased and
gland Of the system, relieving
All Pain in an Instant,
and dissOlvng local distractions which inamma-
ton, fever and spasmodic pains, with rapdty known
other medicine. 1t Immediately quets the pains Of
Nervous. or Sick Headache,
instantly cures the TOOTH ACHE. and relieves at once
the excruciatng pains Of KheuIh1 ism, and usual
y cures long standing cases three applications, In
hour For dangerous accidents, Broken Limbs Mangled
Flesh Bruises Burns Scads Fantnsss Pain in the Stom.
acn, Spas1ns, cramp cholic, FEVER AND AG UE colds
throat canker in the mouth stomach ali com.
plants of infamatory character this med Inc will give
instant relief TO the sufferer.
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT!
Thousands are ready to testify 10 its efficacy and Ger.
tainty in the
Cure Of all Bowel Complaints,
and muuaes of children have been saved by its timely
use, when Il TIA CRED At MIDNIGHT, with fits
spasms, cramp, cholc and choking, caused by
with physician near; and life In imminent peril.
Allen Hendricks, Wholesale agent, Darlington.
Price Is cents per bottle. ldec "a, 1855
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c. W. BODEMANN,
IOlIN EGNOl.E NReferens

JOHN EGNOLF, IReferees.
February IA, 1856 WILLIAM GARRETT, J I'd
JERAHi For KanSas.-Light for them Mdt
j are in Darkness! !-WsHNG to close out my stock
CLAMPS by the first of April, will therefore sell
from this date. All those wishing anything in my line
would do well TO call soon, they must be sold
price have also few pair of sverp plated candestcks
that will sell at the Don't forget the place
corner of Jefferson and Fourth streets.
feblS 6w DIV. IN CHERRY.
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1H0 ACRES in Yellow Springs Township
lOO so do in Washington county miles north of
Washington, with improvements.
800 acres in Lucas county, miles south west Of Chari
ton. Bargains he had for the above described lands
II Application be made soon &c BRYCE
jan lS-u Agent.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

IhSs SALE.-A lot on the corner OF Division and
Eighth Streets, 1873 by 4l feet will be sold on renson-
able terms If application be made at the Rek Ia.
tate office, Washington street nea- the Post Once OF
an2l. L. u STOCKT0y
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r. Lowry.
DR.. A. Ramsey.
A. b. Miller.
]. S. Davies.
m. Sayers.
- -.

II was voted that the committee on creden-
tials, report the number Of votes each County
will be entitled to in the Convention.
The committee on permanent organization re-
ported the following as permanent officers, and
the report was adopted
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IIOVSE AM HIVTs !, -, -
III on NoEru HILL, for sale at bargain. The house
contains four rooms there Is good cisern the lot
The lot s3Ox17k feet viii be sold low II applied Tor
"thin few days. Apply, next door to Ebeneser, to
n i,91 bplf L. G. JEFFERS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

LDNs tsENT.-A double brick house Suitable for
L two familes) with ten OF ground, about one
mile south OF the Barrett House. SWENY SCARF
2
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DusTUN, TED z.
The anniversary of the birth of Gen. Washing
ton was observed here to-day. 4 salute was
fred and bells rung at morning, noon and night.
The Custom House, banks and many stores
were closed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

DOR SALE.-A two story brick mouse, 90 bv 40
l. feet, with basement and one finished on The
garnet There Is six in the house Possession viv
on the first Of April II sold by that time
will be rented for ak months The above property Ia on
Main street. For particulars apply to JARRET GARNER
Main street. rian K "a
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y In sssibcrnia. r,ro orv t.. ,,,,ox
u BE SOLD " e,rGan Two , pbsr IN inner
mia, II appli, Vi .or soon. Ia. L. q. JEFFERS.
fpb21 hn N
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ID FOR SALE: A two story Brick House on Valley
street Main and Third sts The house contains
six rooms and ia desirable location for business man;
will be sold cheap and easy terms, applied Tor soon
feb20.hp.tf. Apply TO l.. " lEff1Rs-
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rUOJTSE AMI LOT,

l FOR SALE, CHEA p: Two Lots on South fiill.
In The Immediate vicinity ofthe residence OF Gov Grimes,
for sale low price. Terms easy. -
fb20.bp.tf. Apply to L. u. JEfFERs.
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MICE Gotta &c Residence.
~ On SourH n. H. for sale d bargain House con
tans five rooms and cllar, and large cserns The
sDxll7d feet ant has 40 or so fine fruit trees
beautiful location. Apply to
bp. l.
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| AND FGiS SALE.-!iO acres, one mile from
the city, with good improvements, for sale
able terms
70 acres Timber Land, mile from the city.
50 acres Prairie unmproved, in Washng On township
at s. per
40 acres in Louisa county, adjoining the above and at
the same price.
ioo acres In Yellow Springs township at $40 per acre
100 acres In Canaan township ucnry CO.. a. per acre.
jan H. T. u STcCKT OS
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C,AnNl F0R SALE.

II SuICs
Tur aboye Ear n 10 situated four and half miles
fron burlington on the Nount Pleasant Road-con,ains
IAN There is good new Frame pNe,hnR Rouse
provemens It will be sold easonara terms pii-
vae sale For further Information enquire az me hook
store Of NJ Wilcox Co.. in Burngt M or on ,hs prem
ises. Tfebl2 .dwtf} NJ. j. DsLhsuhtii'
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25

A PERFUMED BREATH.-Whst lady gentleman
would remain under the Of breath when
by using the "BALM A THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a dentr-
fee would not only render buleaye white
as alabastsr Many do not that their breath
is bad, and the subject is delicate their friends will
never mention t. Iour single drop OF balm" your
tooth brush wash the teeth night and morning. afy
cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may eaGy be acquired
BY using the balm THOUSAND FLowERs" 1t will re-
move tan pupss and eckles from the skim leaving of
soft and roseate hue. vet towel pour three
drops, and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wst your shaving brush IN
either cold pour three drops Of
"BALN OF THOUSAND FLowsRs," rub the beard well, and
It will make beautiful soft latter much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only fifty Beware Of
Ounterfes. None genuine unless signed by
W.. PETRIDGE d CO.
sept2-dhv6m Franklin Square, n.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
Williams PulmOnic Balls m Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive cure for consumption II GER
tain remedy for Pheumones, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood
night sSeas Bronchitis, Coughs Colds Plursy whoopng
Cough, and all diseases Of chest and lungs together
all the affections which pred spose named COM
psints All who have used il in the above named
complaints attest to its efficacy in the most unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine for sale by all the drug
gis,s throughout the souhe and Western States Manu-
faeturedby A. L. WILKINSON 4 CO,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom an orders must be addressed.
Hear vhat the Hon. JEEE CLEMENS says Of its nature
Persons who buy one bottle to get a second.
HuSTsvlLE, March 6, 1885,
oKSTs: have used Or Charles wliams' Pulnonie Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry and Wood NapthA with the happest
Effects negro man, belonging TO ny father who
been for several years s eted vi distressing cough
apparently restored good health BY the Of one bottle
alone.
Ihave used It also in other cases. and without de-
csed b.neat TO the patient.
very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs. A. L wuKDsoS Co., Huntsville, Ala
DA- CHAs WILLIAMS:
DEAE ItAks pleasure IN giving my testimony 10 the
virtues Of excellent Pa moale BSlsAm Of Wild Cher
~" Having used bottles IN my family with de.
cded advantage every case recommend Il a. the
best and most pleasant medicinal have ever seen.
W. D. y. sAWRIE
Tuscumbla. March p. lsts.
Ror SAFE BY Herman a Rains. Berry DsmoviHs, G. W
HendeFshot A. Z. Roscoe, Ewing Brother, Wholesale
Josiah q, Brosn. sept2I-dAW6n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
[Rspor.. Furnished ~ me A..0eI..sd Press

NKw YoRK, Oct 90, evening-Cotton dull, at
decline of previous to the receipt of the Arabia:
news, but afterwards more 6rmuess was exhibited
| sales ], 800 bales; hiddling, Orleans l21; Other
grades nominal Molasses has advanced lc.
New York, Oct 24-The Steamer Hermann has
arrived from Southampton with dates TO the 6th;
one Of her passengers was j. A. Matlde, bearer Of
dispatches from the American legation in Switzer-
land.
HALIFAX, Oct 24--Additional by the Arabia
The Austrian GGzette says that the king of Naples
has written letter to Queen Victoria and Emperor
Napoleon, expressing desire to take part in the
new conference at Paris
Advices from Constantnople say that the misun-
Outstanding about the Isle of Serpents is likely to
bring the France feet back again. Some Austrian
ships of war have gone to the Isle, others ex
pected at Constantinople.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 24-The Washington Union
publishes a letter from Governor Geary announcing
the restoration of peace in Kansas. No outrages
have been perpetrated for two weeks. The noto.
rious agtaors OF all parties have left the territory.
EVANSVILLE, OHIO, Oct 24-The extension works
OF the Hamar Manufacturing Company, opposite
the Marietta, consisting of Machine shops, Foun-
derry, Blow Mill, Ware house, &C., were destroyed
BY IRE Wednesday evening, together with large
quantity OF wheat. Flour and Machinery on banu;
loss rs to 100000; insured for $20,O00-l00
hands are thrown out of employment
NEW YORK. Oct. "a, noon.-Flour quiet, state
60s6 20; Southern 25a7 60; Wheat dull easier;
sales at 81 IL; Beef firm; Lard quiet, at lS4; Whis
ky firm, stocks active.
1t is reported on change that T. Perry l. Co.,
produce dealers, have suspended with liabilities
amounting TO 100000. It is also rumored that
their house in the provision trade is suspended
100000.
PITrsBURG, Oct. "a noon-River 20 inches wa
ter in the channel, rising slowly. The weather is
clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Oct. "a, noon-Flour irm at 6 OOa
6 05; Wheat frm, Red Is; white %; Whisky
27ts27s; Groceri, unchanged.
The river has risen l6 inches is now at a stand.
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24-River rising with 6 inches
water on the falls.
NEw YORK, Oct. "a, evening-Cotton closed with
advancing tendency, 1000 bales sold at 12a, for
Orleans Middling l2i for uplands, Middlings, &c,
l2H for fair uplapds, holders being firm at these
rates: Coffee quiet; Sugar buoyant, advanced in
price, five thousand hhds. Orleans, at 95al0. Mo-
lasses firm.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25

Stevenson's Tdncred, s. "a A. g. ruled of.
Harper's Mountain Maid, T. 3. l. 2. 2.
EIliott's entry. 5. 4.21.I.1.
Roundtree's John r. POsoer, q 5. 8. 8. dist
Time-frst heat, 1:5Of; second beat, 1904;
third beat, 1884; fourth heat, 1869; fifth heat,
l:5sii sixth heat, 2:01t. go
At u NJ, before the sweepstakes race, the
match against time in foot race of two hum
dred yards took place. Mr.. James JacksOn's
boy Dan winning the money in 2ls seconds,
the match being against 20 seconds. This we
believe is in second of the shortest time 10
which the feat was ever performed.
To day is the four mile race with four eu-
tries Of distinction, snd sport may be antici-
pated.
The following are the entries for to-day:
B. F. Chesthsm enters Lizzy Bugg, by Epsilon
dam Cottage Girl by impt. Aindery years old.
W. F. Harper enters b c. by Yorkshire, out Of
the dam Of Blonde, years old.
V. S. Stephens enters b C. Jim, years old by
Hamlet, dam by impt Priam.
John Campbell names Laura SpiIlman, years
old by Wagner, dam Glovena.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
tennessee Historical society.

The members Of the Tennessee Historical Society
are requested to convene at Nashville, on Wednes-
day, the 10th day Of November, for the purpose Of
recognizing and adopting more efficient means OF
forwarding the objects OF the Society All the
old members urged 70 attend and also all other
citizens Of the Stale who feel interest in collect
ing and preserving 10 permanent form, the early
history Of the West
By order Of the President
J. r EAKIN, Secretary.
Papers throughout the State friendly to the OBJ
iects Of ,he Society are requested 10 insert.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
Young American Barbecue.

All the boys in Nashville, favorable to the
election of Fillmore and Donelson, are invited
TO meet the Young Americans in Edgefeld, at
the Grove near Col Rsmsey's, at 10 o'clock
this morning, to partake of free Barbecue,
and listen to several speeches. After the Bar
becue procession will form and march to the
city. I. 2. HAMLlN,
Chief Marshall
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
Nashville Race.-Friday--Fourth Nay

Nashville neutrality-suspicious. Day.
Much the largest crowd of the season at
tended the course on yesterday, and the sport
was Of character to justify il. We observed
in the ladies' stand quite n number Of fair
faces, which lent no little interest to the occs
sion. The sport consisted Of two races; q
sweepstake for year olds, 2 mile Heats, $500
entrance, $50 forfeit. There was but Eve en-.
tries, but one however made her appearance
Gen. Cheathams Lissis Bagg, walked over.
The second race WAS for the Jockey Club
Purse Of $2o0-Mile Heat Best three IN f.e.
Thomas G. Moore, entered Oh. q. Nashsille,
by inn. Albion, y. o.
V. 5. Stevenson entered 6 TI1nered by Sow
eregn y. o.
W. +. Harper entered b. (. AoURtain Maid.
by Belshazzar 3 y. o.
E. Thompson entered br c. Daniel The FRO.
phst, by Hamlet, 20.
Mr. Elliott entered ca f. by imp. Albion,
9y.o
VT. Roundtree entered b b. JhO. r. POUer
by Emu 5y.o. @
The fret two heats were won by Nashrille.
The third heat was taken by AOuAtaiR Maid,
after which NashsiLIs was Withdrawn, aud
the chestnut Oily followed with three heats in
succession. In starting for the 9Th beat Jao.
f. PO1er stumbled aud threw bis rider, aud
Tanered was pronounced disqualified for the
sixth heat, having failed TO win one 10 Eve.
Throughout the ccptsst the betting was active
and the utmost good feeling was preserved.
SUMNA4T.
Moors6 Maslpills, l. Ia. drawn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-25
The Art of Dying Human Hair,

is but iuperfectly understood by those who make
the gIeaest preensiOns. The the popular Hair
Dyes OF day may, for the time color the hair
to be succeeded by arnshed green other unsghty ap
Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties. Itinstsnty dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown which neither sunshine can tar
nsh in the least and " to assurance douby sure
his agents authorized REFUND the money II the most
perfect satisfaction given. Prices 80 cts 81 90 and
81 30 per Inventor, w. BooLE Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere my Silly