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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-14
NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
No ol714 South Front Street,
NASHVILLE. Tenn

ALEXANDER nj. WALLACE,
General Commission Merchant,
AND EALERS IN PRODUC e :,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION To THE SALE OF
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, TOBACCO,
&C., &C., Sc.
REFER TO
Wallace, Knoxville Tenn, Toole Bro. Co., Mary.
Vile Tenn II T Cox Louisville Tenn ] Donaldson
Union Tenn, johnson Hair, Madisonville Tenn Brab
Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fains King, Dan
bridge, Tenn, Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn,
gusta, Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro, Ga, W Luz
cas-, Athens Ga, John Wingfeld Madison Ca Carhart
Rof. Macon, Ga. I Willis, Savannah, Ga nov7-ly
CONLEY & JOHNSON, - -"
Successors to Mcclure 4 Moore)
No, 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
II EEP constantly hand all kinds of Cooking and
IN Heating Stoves plain and ornamental; also, Tin
ware, Crates, &C., &c.
Roofing and Spoung done with neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats, Rolling Mills
Furnaces Foundries Factories and Stills cheap
thecheapest. janlS-ly.
D. W. RUSSELL. T. j. SCOTT. G. n cARIco
. RUSSELL, SCOTT & CO.,
WHOLESALE eRoGERs AND COMMISSION
No. so BROADWAY NAsBvILLE, TENNESSEE
NEW BANKING HOUSE.
JOHN D. JAMES. A. wHELEss. DAVID D. JANn
JOHN ID. JAMES 81 CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Next Door to the Bank of Nashville,
NASHVILLE TENN ..
Il. LANIER u CO.,
Successors to Hart Hollingsworth)
wHoLEsahE Nf hfTksf sRotERs fDiEsAALLhssN DEALEs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
oct23-B&rw f-
OVERS d CO.,
AUCTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HARTSVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILL PURCHASE sELL PRODUCE AND PROPERTY EVERY
spr23 DESCRIPTION. -.
FARE REDUCED TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE TO
JACKSON, TENN, .r- ..
WA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
Wsynesboro. For seats apply at the General Stage
Office Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, at 617 a. m. -a-"- DECEIT
T IBRARY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RACINESS
being translatons from the French new edition. beau.
tuy illustrated Catalogues sent free, enclosing at
three-cent stamp to H. S. G. SMITH & CO., Vi.
may29-w6m. Box 1910, New York. P o.
PROPOSALS FOR SIZE FOR PUBLIC
.- .... BUILDING, .---=-H r-
CEALED proposals will be received By jesse Thomas
~ ESQ, Surveyor, Samuel K. Anderson ESQ.,. Postmaster
and Jacob McGavock, ESQ., until the tweny-fh day of
September next tor suitable for building tor the
accommodation OF the Custom Bouse Post Office United
States Courts, and Steam Boat Inspectors, at Nashville
Tenn Corner Lots will be preferred and none are eigi
Bile that are less than hundred feet by hundred
feet JAMES GUTHRIE,
sept7-tt. Secretary Treasury.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug 20, '57. i-
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aug27 Nashville.
uERRINC,S pATENT Oh A mPI0N SAFE,

WE have been appointed by 5. G. Herring Co
w Agents for the above Slfes which will sell for
cash or negotiable paper AT THE MANUFACTURERS
PRICES IN NEW YORK. with freight exchange and
insurance added. We have now assortment on hand
and request all those who interested in the matter to
examine the evidences that go to prove that this SAFE is
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and is BURGLAR
PROOF as far valuable papers, notes. money is con-
cerned.
Several of these Safes have HALLS PATENT pow
DER PROOF LOCKS, which at the Worlds Fair in Lon,
don in 1851, and at New York in 1858, awarded
medal being the most perfect lock in the world
HAVING BEEN PICKED or blown by Powder,
Hundreds of certificates given from all parts of the
world in which valuable papers shown 70 have been
taken from these Safes unnured, after having been for
many hours and sometimes for days. exposed to the most
intense heat.
Call aud examine them.
MACKENZIE & WILSON,
CTR
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY,

THE Directors of this Company announce to the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid Oft with suit
able and walks and portion of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can be seen at the office Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to call
and examine the
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable locaOn for Cemetery in the vicinity of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare
money pains to make equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF competent Super
ntendent living the ground, undt whose direction
terments will be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges .-.
The Directors of the Company are desirous that the
grounds should be visited By the citizens Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the Office Of Limos
ley Crockett, at O'clock Tuesday afternoon the
8th us and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free .
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting 'he grounds
will be called for al their residences BY sending their
cards to the President of the Company.
A. V. S. LISDSLEY, Pres't.
-e G. W. NANCE, See'y iy6-f
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Christmas Dinner.

RIPE PEACHES, GREEN CORN, AND
FINE TOMATOES
you would have the above delcacies in perfection for
Il your Christmas Dinners, put them up in the
SELF SEALING CANS
Manufactured By U.s. which give universal sat isfafacon
are very easily managed cheap the cheapestas good
as the best-nade of heavy tin. very carefully soldered
Those who want them had better make early application
as the demand is present much greater than the supply
septS MACKENZIE d WILSON.
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GREAT DISCOVERY


TAMEs' NEURALGIA LIQUID-A certain for Neu
y ralgia Rheumatism, Local Pains, &c.
This medicine has been but lately introduced into Nash
ville but has already acquired great reputation.
The Hon. A. p. Shemwe M h. R., certfes that he
attacked with infammatory Rheumatism, and had the
vices of two Physicians, who afforded him relief. He
unable turn himself in bed when this powerful nimen
cured him entirely in "a hours This fact is certified to by
three members of The Legislature, who constantly with
him.
Pree-Sl per bottle,
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LAND WARRANTS USssiI UR LOCATED
riLL pay CASH for Land nSrnEts L -afB.so buy
Il old Missouri and Arkansas Lzcd Pa ens issd bon.
lole, 70 soldiers Of lSlz. 1862 ID :, -
am also prepared to locate Lapd Wsrrasts in South
western ahissou, on IN line Of the Souih Western Mis-
sour railroad, in with gentle asa syb has bad
the selecting OF more than OF airsad land
along the side Of this rued For further particulars terms
20 enqurs OF the undersigned Cedar sset over tho
Post Ofhce (sepyIO1 i a FE.IalWd
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, N. & G. r. K.

TTNHE Drsymen of Nashville having discontinued re-
ceiving goods at the Depot ConSiguees will hereafter
be notified Of the arrival Of their goods and furnished with
g bill of freight due same. ANY presenting the
tce and paying the bill will be recogn zed the authn
rsed agent of the Consignee. The responsibility of the
road terminates with the delivery of the goods and claims
for deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent Ii being the duty of the agent
20 have in bis possession evidences OF delivery consgnees
their agents will be required TO receipt for all articles
as delivered Notices for all consgnees whose place OF
business or residence is known will be sent to the
Post Office. CHAS. w. ANDERSON, Agent
N. B-The object of the ab We notice is not 10 give
Consgnees any unnecessary trouble or compel draymen
10 responsibilities that do legitimatey belong
20 their business but simply to dene the position OF The
road leaving merchants aud draymen TO make their own
arrangements. lseptlS q 9. W A.
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EAPhEsS NOTICE. / -
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
e.. rs.s sHa ROAD. 5-I F4 3 I '-.--l
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad ar.
Il rang ments with the above Railroad for . Dsly Ex
press Line and ara prepared rscsivs and rssrd
Freight Packages DO by Passenger Trains to Hunsvis
Decatur, Tuscumbia and Intermediate stations on the
c. and N. d G. Railroads Small Packages ct reduced
rates. -
ss- Messengers leave Nashville daily att O'Clock, m
"a Frsghts 70 be forwarded by Express wllbs called
for without extra charge. A. z. HOLT
sprs - ~. s'-'-t - -1~ Agent
CABIN PASSAGE f FROM CHARLEsTUN
TO NEW YORK, ----
! L w e i Y LII V r ID q i. l. n l.. /.
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Nos. a l.2
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. ..

THESE Machines very justly considered be
best having the advantage of all others in the
simplicity Of their construction Ae speed beauty their
work. and the great strength of their Unlike
others in they form with two threads
from ordinary spOos of cotton silk nen-maknga knot
every stitch which the work from ripping under
By BycircumstaDces whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded these
Machines at all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe and the inventor reOices in the SUBJ
sana reward of the largest patronage bestowed
any Sewing Machine in Europe or America.
They of the highest finish and of every variety of size
and stye and adapted to all the wants of the Sewing
munty.
all secured exclusively the prophetors BY
PATENT and free from all legal controversy. Great
pains been taken TO adapt these Machines Plantation
sewing and they smple durable and easily
and tended by any person. that they entirely beyond
competition for this work for the manufacture
light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery
been invented to surpsss them-any person after
machine. These machines also equally well adapted
the manufacture of all kinds of clothing ns,
well general sewing quilting, stitching &c. These
chimes arranged make the stitch any length de-
red and to with ease any and every seam in any
ment, and the durability regularity aud beauty Of 6Dish
cannot be equaed by any work accomplished BY the most
skillfu nands.
We shall at all times Keep hand ul assortment of
these machines and most respectfully invite the public
orally to call and them in and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has not been
told, dec2S-tf
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MO. 4. .5..

NNJE are nov arranging Tor sale our FIST STrCK of
w the above GOOds, which hav been carefully ga
lecied and purchased upon the 4 soFabe ers viii
be iounn well worth the ettenton Of Merchants s-g
We invite an inspection of hI stuck conndenflv ba
ieving that We Can supply those ma, avor u win
their trade rsrdS1r-e durable Cesds AZ sach
prices as Wi enable them to eompets sucoesfuli, win
Merchants who Purch tss al Ph sdsiyhis 1900
~ Our erm Of credit SIX nn1h- RI > EsBle euIers.
and we will make lt6sIai risoOuns 20 tass 5aas-y
augzS-ozA E.. COOkr. IS ktuhr AGO
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ntoppng oOtn gong reufntng,
oer proceeding London and Hsyfs
other route for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York Southampten and Bremen Fiys
CABIN Saloon, I30 dollars; First Cabin Lower Saooa Ito
dollars, Second do. 90 dollars. go 49,
fee. I-7--f
No bills Of lading viii be signed parcels rsesivsd The
day of sailing, = -I-i-. : = = -7st
An e1pereneed Surgeon Is attached TO each snip. te
For freight or passage apply 10 q.
G. H. SAND, u soath William street, New York. - y
G: A. HEINEKEN CO., Bremen,
GROSKEY q CO., Southampton. '-.a
WIN. 1SELIN, Havre. r r- jana5-Iy
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II 0FFkR for sale my House and Lot in Eds gefed, o.
Il within ten minute walk of the Public Square aiis
The Lot fronts one hundred and forty five feet As
the Gsllatin Turnpike running back two hundred aud
afty feet to street The improvements consist Of
Portable Bnek Dwelling, Kitchen, Cistern &c, &C.
Terms liberal. Apply at No 65 Public square
srpt23 Sim A IL WASHINGTON.
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NOTICE.

UNWENTY THOUSAND bushel Rye wanted immedi
ateiy, ivr which the highest market price will be
paid. b, : FRENCH SON.
angQTd-B
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THE SECOND ANIMAL EXHIBITION

TENNESSEE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Will be held at Q-d Fellows Hall and the Sta,s Fa;r
Grounds in the city Of NasnTile,
o. TOsER 18th TO TIE 2OrH, 4sss.
=. nth
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THE STATE FAIR

And the Fair Of the
Davidson County Agricultural society.
NTEGH AHICo. Manufacturers tsts ,hs - all
1 VINO wish 70 dspiA, the results Of Ihsrr abor Kill
ingenuity or taste, whether przrd nr use or of Ars
invited 70 contribute such aTtcs for this e1hiSfion
Artcies e1enca:e or pei sh7oe ensFscter VII be de-
articles WIZ De shown a. the ground Of hs re Ekr a.
bOh VI which places the favorable are
beng made LOT me display Of al aTtice contflbutsS
The Board Of DIrectors consnv neal 10 .he tzeaa
OF tne STATE 70 lezd their encouragement . ths Fair
which can best be done By dsring worthy public
pa rUnaee a t-i = f.-'
Circulars containing full psrTsnlars Of the arrange
r1ents be had gpplcz on 70 aither Of ths undf
signed. sL -l WILLIAM STOCKELL. President
ALEX MACKENZtE Sdps-int
Sptl7-h J. + MORGAN secretary.
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united States NIaiI Lime

United states Mail Line
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAA
i. ~. r. .a-fs SHIPS. L.. -t "a ( -
Through in 4s to 53 Hours. { --i c.
SEMI WEEKLY RI -.- .-rt
Nashville, 1900 tons, N. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, W J. Foster, Comma nder. =
Jas. AdgeE, 1900 tons, g.. c. Turner, Commander.
Southerner, 900 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
~EA LEAVES Adger's Wharvss, every Wsdnes.
F4E%& day and Saturday after Tie ar-fvsIof the
cars from the South and Wat, '-at high
water -7.- .-.. dad IL vaai .5Iz 81
These Steamships were all built expressly for this
Line and for safety speed and comfort urrvsed
the Coast. ' $50 -.'---l N--.'f . I 80
Tables aPpiedwith every luxury Attentive and eour
teous Commanders will insure Travellers BY this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation. Erc
S. Sep.n PoSsase
oLeelsge passage,
For freight or passage, having elegant State Room As
ssmmodstions, applyto '@ --A /
-- .-...-- HENRY MUSHROOM, .. - ---
Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
feblS56-H 30 .''-- .''' @ Charleston 3 @.
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PIANOS, MELODEONs- WIls,,s,5--,-.

ElhNOSs uE ELOD DEONS. iHLSsC- sc.
HE unde slsnsd has just received op-ea tf in
Il pe!ion, the La gsst sElck u PiaHos Meooeops ssd
Musical Merchandise ev@r Ofsd II toe 6lry os Fooss
The attention OF everybody il isVed rsr NJ and
ludss TOR themselves As nIoe II 1t tcls AEEc 4ISI
Hrss, purchasers mas rely upon gsttisg lhs .e- ne ~
tel, and st the lowest reurIn r7tTe .-sgss xb,Is
sale customers viii sell per cspt on = efr ~ G.
80 that they can save ite gh -5Si e. ge-- ps-
Por,aton Sch5ois Ana teseeFo sapP acc uQ7n sac cry
best terms
sePtll-lm .3 Cd Nc y UkE
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW -ORLEAN

THE new and light dIsught steamer f>s~- n
i CRESCENT. W. BOLass, Master, -SAsSxS
will run regularly in the above trade du- =.
ring the present seasoE commencing the first Tise IN
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodations
nd in point of speed and safety is unsu passed For
freight or passage apply to Il. II HARKISON, 70
oc14-df -...- Agent
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NEW RICE.-lO tierces new Rice Just received per
IN Railroad, and for sale by JOSEPH NASH,
septQo--Iw s T. cor. College and Spring sts
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SeWanee House,

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATR OF ITRtR sPRIEGs)
THE subscriber has recently taken this well sts-
i known esiablshment-s reftting and thor siiEss
oughy renovating it. and hopes soon to have it in ;la
such condition not to be inferior to any house this
city. The Proprietor hopes by his exertons and tn of
his Assistant, Mr. Craddock who formerly presided at
the City Hotel to be able make his house worthy of be-
ing patronzed by the public and promises that pains
shall be spared his part to merit the appreciation of
those who may favor him with their patronage. He
pecttully solicltsa trial of his house.
feb26-dtw6w-f WIN ROBERTS
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PACKET. - ...- & rs
THE comnodous and substantial fast fxeR~A
l. running steamer SEVENTY-SIX. ik1zgAA<F$y
P. K. BARCLAY, Master, is held in readi
by the first rise OF water to her regular Trips
above during the coming For freight and pass
age having superior accommodation apply board or
septl7-h II II. HARRISON. Agent.
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ILLINOIS

LsBgamon Official, Fremont ll75, Buch.
amman 3475, Fillmore 1919, Bissell 2232
Richardson 25ls, Morris 800.
Union co. Buchanan 400 over Fremont,
State dem. ticket 400 maj. Pulaski and
Alexander co. 500 dem. maj. Johnson co.
l2O0 maj. Jor Buch. Fremont zoe maj
over both in Iiiquis co.
Jefferson co. gives Buch. about 400 msj
Pike co. about 500. In the sth district
Morris and Smt!. for Congress will be
about from 1900 to 2oOo maj, Buchanap's
mai. in the district about 5 900.
marion co, gives Fillmore maj, OF $50;
Thorp 1915, Davis 100, Bissel $40, Rich
ardson 1000, Buch. mi in co, from
500 to 1000, Richardson 600 to 500, Morris
800 TO 400, Davis 600. Whole Dem, tick
ct elected BY from 300 to TOO. Hancock
co, Augusta, Fremont 1876, Fillmore l79,
Buch. 50 Washington co. precincts
gives 6s5 maj for Dem. Precincts TO come
In will swell it TO 500. Morrison and
Smith for Congress are ahead of dem. gete
in county,
Adams CO, Quincy, Ere 800, Bueh l,0ll,
Fillmore II. Congless--Grmshsw s62,
Morris 985.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
REPoRTsD rol DAILY 0AxErrE.
ARRIVAL or THE CANADA.

Halifax, Nov. b.
Steamship Canada arrived at 8 p. M
| with Liverpool dates to the 26th ut.
The Cannds left at $40 on the morning
OF the Goth ult.
The affairs Of Naples are the only mat.
| tiers Of interest.
The British feet was some where ia the
| Mediterranean.
The French feet remains at Naples rea-
dy for sea. Meanwhile contradictory ru-
tnors are circulating. One says the minis"
tors would not leave Naples for several
months. Another asserts that the French
Envoy had announced 10 the Neapolitan
Government il he did not receive satisfac-
tory communication within two hours, he
would present his last instructions, mean
ing, doubtless, that he would demand his
passports.
The statement thai the Gar urged Fer
dnand To make concessions, seems con
Trmed.
The Gear is said to have advised Ferdl.
naRd to change his ministry, and trust TO
the moderation Of the Emperor Napoleon
as mediator.
The Austrian Gazette says England de-
mands of Naples change of ministry, and
general amnesty. The same paper says
France would be satisfied with a general
amnesty
The hopes Of speedy ge-assembhng oil
Paris Conference ure shaken. The resis-
tance is sad to come from England
Parliament is further prorogueJ until the
26tn December.
John Arrowsmith, cotton broker, OF Lv-
erpool, syows himself author Of the story
about the dueis and murders on Georgia
railroad, and reilerates the truth Of his
statement.
Numerous arrests have been
made in Department Duexzones, where
dangerous secret societies have been dis
covered. Other arrests have been made
in Fondourg Stantoine.
The affairs of the Bank OF France re-
ported more favorable, although The Bank
has adopted further stringent measures
and refuses advances on railroad shares
and rents.
SFAIs.-Adyices mention d new Minis
,erial crisis, the object being the over
throw Of Navarey and the restoration Of
Absolut SITS.
IrALI.--The Duke OF Tuscany was tax.
ing alarm Ut the demonstrations against
Naples, and appears disposed to grant con-
eessions to his people. The PARIS Consti-
lut,onale asserts tina, the Austrians are about
to withdraw from Rome occupying only An
choFa and Bologna.
SwTrzEHLASD.--NeGi Chatel prisoners
are discharged.
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Daakial.
: Il A II X E R s..


tyOh d +ARGE&T Davenport, lows
IUOKi SARGENT r0WNFY, lows City, IoN4
lOoh, sARGExT d. PAaKFR, Rock fslsnd, lila
iGOh, SARGENT 4 COOK, ri. nes Moines lowe
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT DuELurH--TSo
PERSONS kILLgD AT Dunleith on Satur.
day night, about 8 o'clock, German fam,I.
inriy known as Fritz" was walking along
the track opposite the Argyle House, when
a train which wa switching off a. the time
ran over him, maagling his body in horri.
BILE manner.
1t seems that deceased was somewhat
deaf, as several persons on the car warned
him Of his danger; this, and the darkness o.
the night, wad probably the cause Of the ac.
cldent He was single man, and was ia
the employ oil one Of the hotels ia Dunieith
We also learn that on last Thursday
evening family Of emigrants were walking
on the track, when train OF car ran over
one of the party, little girl about ten years
OF age, irac,uring her shoulder ia such hor.
nb.e manner that she lived only two hours
after, though attended by several physicians.
Dubuque Rep. 3D.
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FARM sess s81.g

4 0TAcreI, 30 we'll improved, sateT ana um b5ss
A6o on / good road, GHi only four miles nom
tbs oi}, II you desire beautiful homo apply SoCU
70 Oct "a, df l.L EAUS.
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BosFoE, Nov 4-The following mem
befs Of Congress in Massachusetts-HilI,
Burlington, Damre!l, Cowing, BarIingame,
Knapp, Davis. Banks, Thayer, Chsffee and
DAVIS, all Republicans.
Returns from all bm 10 towns in Mas
sachu.etts give Fremont 1912 Oil, Buchanan
1873, Fillmore IS ss4. Republicans have
elected 2s6 Representatives and entire
State ticket Bnringame is elected to Con-
gress BY 20 plurality over Buchanan Fill
mora cAnd date
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THE ELECTION.

i catches closed last night at ~ O'CLOCK
~ things in some respects sui IN .
i uncertainty Pennsylvania, as we
sss,erday, has gone for Buchanan
10 Jersey, Indiana and Kentucky have
.,,s for th. democrats, and probably
NM, The question now is
..ls- Raehanan is elected, or whether
,r4riyn gees 10 the House Fremont
M longer in the ques Jon, we are
Ia sgy-and it is just as well to say 1t
a. Inst. for it has 90, to be said! We
A certainly have decisive returns this
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The famous oiron Mountain ,nin Missou

The famous "iron Mountain, . in Missouri,
situated ia st, Francis county From
surfo ce indications, and from all explorations
made, the whole Iron Mountain seems to be
made Of iron ore. Almost the entire sur
face OF the mountain is covered with IRON
ore, the particles increasing in size as you
ascend toward the top, until upon its summit
are found disconnected masses many tons in
weight and often six or eight feet ia diane.
ter. To what depth the iron ore extends
below the base Of the mountain has never
yet been sscertained.