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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The snip' comprising Ibis line the foaowingi
The Atlantic. oliver Edridg
The bsltic Capt jos Damsocs
The hdrAus Capt James West
re. These ships having been built by contract el
8A pressy for government service, every bee,
&h N taken IN their construction, also In their engines
D 10 insure strength and speed and their accommo
daons or passengers unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price OF from Rors Liverpool
In second cabin SIS From Liverpool TO New York
An experienced surgeon o each ship.
No berthe ~ until paid for
The ships Of this line have proved waergt heads and
avoid danger from ice win the Banks Al deg
until amer tho st Of August.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right II presumption any
within the townships aud OF townships above
required establish the 10 the satisfaction Of the
soon after seeing notice. befor day ap
pointed m the public sale the en-
TH0S. A. HENDKICKS,
M4. Commissioner Of the General Land Office
April 6-laviI3w Intel and STAR sH
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WIrs"d w,.don' Of the Rev. sydney smith, by Duyc
w hnck 81 IS.
The L Travels % Finn Cenury
Chrsi n imaginary biography founded fact BY j. Tai
boy Wherl.r, ~ r. q, =, vols ST.
The Huguennt Eriies historical novel as cents.
Mechsnics' Tables conaninr
ces and sides OF squares, snred
hnops, cutting OF boiler plairs by Charles has
well, marine engineer. 80
Introduction 70 the sndy Of Ar BY a. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from series OF American tales
by Mrs, Julia l.. DumonL 81
The Rise and Progress of Rngsh Constitution by 8,
Greasy, " a, Third edition. 81
Cadefon his life and genius specimens
v. g. Trench, ". n. IS cent?.
Inst published, and for sale TAYLOR n MaURY's
June 10 bookstore, near aih II.
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Salss " alternate sso.isas az e Stas Of Arkaasa4 aAd Nj
sOGt, and restoration Of uithdraea lGRds 20 market
NY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

scars aHa rsssors'so" u @'AareSH '@"as 70 MARKS.
- M ~ ne 49, - 80 -
fss sa ~ a .1 ~ hhy ~ $500 ad ,ast tnaysn maj
public sales viii bs held AZ ls places ana dates
G .n sf g1fS % s Z % a ad %
Faa s%iti .uSlcs, =. dsaas. AID ss..
ns a way ana making grant 81 and 70 sad sIates
constructing said raods ano specially excepted NON graduation
rSs s i pas s' al. : @ )" 5:a Al As land once
"a s;! sPs a 4. .,:a a' a" n: s:
I S. 1s s... n. w. and ca. ., sA principal meridian
Townships 2, !, :, ~ a. is 10. y, y, Of range
4, S,ns,,,ps III ! IL r. ~ H. ~ oI nugs q
Townships Il, u, 10, 20, 81, Of range 4.
Townships g, ", ao,' ~ =. o. range s.
=, !, 49, =, ~ !, !, . 81. -, II,
w. = -.
1ownsnps !, 81 10 Il q, d. a. u.s. IS, o. mnssa
TTSw".".S. & 10 H. w. OF sSse
T::":"' : !; o :; ss':1 z O.
hs p bic ,ss w De ned At me land Once a. HELEN an
ss.sl sSS
above referred TO as are situated In The named
M. = q. L.. ,.,,, -, of,L. sok ;,., ,,lt,.
TOWNSHIPS y g. =, q OF range
T"~aships 5, & 9, : III H. OF ranses "e'
The public sale viii be held the land oce a, LITTLE Rock
commencing Monday, DAY October next dis
a G s Ca a. p T ssS S@s
go, I'm, 49,. ~ 49,, - "a, aIA s,aJ t4i
Sou" " H's "as 'i"e ana ~e's y "s W." H'heP"' s'E
Townships i,'a, Orange 10.
Townships l.. D. ,, Of range Ia.
T ownshirs = a ? o. rahss na 70 ana 10
North of the base line and De,t Of he nm pt meridian
~ - ~ ' ' ~ y " ~" p'p ~
townships !, 2. $ 0, = OF raneeo.
r T"wnsn,ps q = pa = % range .
r,nsnipo - - - ~ =, -, ranso =
Townsni"si, IA. - Q range TO-
Townships = 81 B 4 S. of rarre r.
Townships |, O. 3'4,' o. 8, OF range IL.
Townsh,ps /, S. g.. l. Of fnnsc Is
The public sale will be held The land Office at
60 h on az @ n eh ss e as s
above referred to situated the following named
so~s Of a. ,a. In. and w.. a. nm principal, meridian
T,vr,nins A s6.7.s o ., ,ar,c -
Township 90: 9. Of range 10.
Townships I, >, ., rang. 20
Townships 8, o. TO- II, OF ranged.
dn"Wnshh,ps - y, ~, =, ~, n' ialsa e.
Townships y, ~ IL, ~ OF range -.
Townships IL, "a 49, "a, OF range IS.
T r - ~ ~ ~ 20 a. ~ s 49, o, range 20.
r "wnsh,p. ~ ~ - u %, 70, OF range "a
io""'"ps % ~ 10 w. u ''nse Co.
osncng on Monday me day of October next fur he dis
0 public
','''''P,
townships s. g.. l. Of range 49,
Township. 5, '7,s, AZ range 10.
To~ ns,ips g. 4. ., 0, OF range
rownsn,ps q .. 10 aT rsnso "a
Townships g. 81 10, OF ranges "a ando5
T,wnsnip- s O. TO- il, of ranges Isl q % o.
Town@hits =, o.. TO- "f ranges So 81.
ro~nsr'p' 49, . 'R a.
In the STATE Of MISSOURI;
,n o,,, AL, win, NJ ,d n, the land ONCE At oxsoS m,
Inc pubic .s,n n va" VI n s ne SS ~ nenb "a, hs
sposa OF
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Commi.siouer ofthe General Land Once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE,
BY the President
THus. A HEs KICKS

Notice hereby that all the reserved lands not taken Tor
grant remaining United states, offds Of hs str
nts grant 9Th February, 1883
branches, hnbeno restored
Market and which subject location u the da
withdrawal viii be openrd sale and the ordinary min
Aef days herein mentioned, 10 wit;
jackson, Missouri Monday, the I'd day OF Novem
ucr 1856.
once RaesvIe, Akansas Monday the ION day Of No
ycmbeT, le5S,
Le Rock Arkansas Monday the ID day Of NovCm
Der, 1885.
Once Helena Arkansas Monday The 7h day Of Novem
once olarksvs Akansas Monday the 24h day Of No
vsmber, 1856.
oGee Fayetteville, AkaRfas Monday, The ID day Of No
vemhsT 1856,
ChampagnOe, Arkansas, Monday, the ION day Of
November, 1886.
once Washington Arkansas Monday, the I7th day Of
November, 1850.
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right OF presumption to OF the
above offered public those be restored 10
establish the the Satisfaction 81 the
OF land Office and To make payment
thereto within the period prescribed BY law ohews such claim
will be farIei,ed, nos, A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawl3w tstaIkintei) Commissioner.
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HE Letters OF Madame &c sev,ene 90 be Daughter
and Friends, edited ~ Mrs Sarah T. Hate. 81 rs
The Letters % Lady Mary woney soniaru, edited ~ m sa
rat Hale, vol al %. ~.
MayN rpANcK TAYLOR.
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kDwARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 90,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD h CO.
~ Austin Friars, London
n. q. WAINWRIGHT Co.,
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NJ The superiority Of American inventive genius,
only over that English progenors, but ind ed of
other nations has tangible disputed 1t was
notorious Worlds Farin London that Amereans
far outspped all others in the useful which they
slppsd beat the English vessels railroads, tele-
graphs and manufactures by power. We beating
In the scientific arts Of Chemistry and Medicine, have
long beat the Of mankind and practical proof
of this assertion shown in the fact that the principal
rsmedie, Of the allied armies Of the East
N Laboratory of eOunyman. DIR. J. c. AVER of
Iowe is filling orders for immense quantities of his Cherry
c,oral and Cathartc Pills. both the land
in Turkey His medicines have been tried and approved by
those in power whohave found them the reliable which
they could procure eKgeneies in which they be
employed.-.H, T. City Times.
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RIVER NEWS.

Reported by n. H. HARRISON.
Oar river is now at stand with feet large on
Harpeth Shoals. On Friday night we had ilne
rain, which win doubtless have tendency to give
by Monday, at least 4 feet water on the Shoals
The Ohio river boats as yet are unable to make
their regular trips on account of the low water IN
that river. The steamers Alids, Blanche Lewis
and Princess, are hourly looked for.
tbs CINCINNATI AED LOUISVILLE PAcKErs--By
reference to our advertising columns it will be per-
ceived the facilities for these trades are OF superior
order. They being nearly all new boats engaged
in it and of exceeding light draught.
THE ST.. LOUIS PACKETS are oil in readiness and
first rate order and will commence their regular
trips next week.
Arrived: Princess.
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TIE PROGRESS OF CUR CoUNTRY.-It is said that
the population of the eleven infant colonies in
170l was 262, 900 souls. Georgia and Delaware
were added to the number about l749, and the
census reports give US 100000. In the year
l775 the thirteen colonies had 2,3O3,0 whites
and 500 600 slaves Alter the adoption of the
present Constitution, in 1890, there were thirteen
States, with ,l72 ,664 white so 456 free coored,
and 597 ,807 slaves. In 1850 the States had in.
creased to thirty-one, and the population to 49,
$4,000 whites, 434 900 free colored, and 3 2O4,
900 slaves. The total population at this time is
approaching thirty millions. The number Of elec-
toral votes is 296, requiring 149 to elect Presi-
dent by the people The free States have 176
and the slave 100.
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EXPECTED TRoUBLEE AT NAPLEs.-The United
States frigsts Congress arrived at Naples on the
28lh ut, alter years cruising in different parts
of the Mediterranean. A letter written by an
officer on board, after giving a graphic view of
the threatening state of affairs il that capital says
that " things have assumed so serious an aspect
that our Minister resident, Mr.. Owen, has made
a formal request of our Commodore that some of
the ships of our squadron may remain here till the
difficulties are over"
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OF At this season of the year, Bronchitis and
incipient diseases of the Lungs prevail. The best
remedy that can be used is Hurleys SArsspsrilla,
which relieves in wonderful manner the short
hacking and distressing cough of the consumptiVe,
and sllayssll irrtsbility of the throat or Chest
1t is highly recommended by those who have tried
its effect in these complaints, as most surprising
remedy, and superior to any Pectoral or Pumona-
~ baIsam now in use-Lou. Times.
Berry & Dsmoyille have full supply in store:
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90 m merrial.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
HAaHvIIyu Nov q jeKl


NASHVILLE. Nov. 8, Y. 1885.
CoTToN-Recepts light and price unchanged.
sUGAR-Firm at our previous quotations lot of prim
was sold yesterday at II Il at auction.
MoLAsSES-Scarce There being only few barrels in
the market, which are held at $50.
COFFEEA good demand has existed for this article
ring the last several days, and advances e
been established. Fair and Prime may be quoted PKG
lax; While CHOICE which isvery scarce, commands &c.,
SALINE hear of sales at auction at 81 500 % for
sack. Fine nominal at Sc e5 Kanahua, 6sK per bushe
WHlsKY.-Aetive at our quotations Deans extra Au-
rora So; Orange Valley "a; Pixies Magnolia 3603X.
FLoUR-Droopng We hear of sales at S. 81 for Super
fine, and Sc 2J9s6 5Ofor extra.
MEAL-Recepts light. 1t may be quoted at about SOC
IS, from Wagons.
WHEAT-Quieta at 1890 for Red, and $3.50 for White
An advance however, of about Toe quotations
could be realized for choice crops.
BACoN-Dull and declining Clear sides may be quoted
alto from wagons; Hams at s9sk, and Shoulders &c.
LARD-Wih supply about equal to the demand-readi-
ly brings 9K from wagons
FEATHERs.-Wanteda at 49, A, for prime live geese.
GINSENG~-In demand at 35c.
BERSWAX-May be quoted at 2O922c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 7.-0otton firm; sales 1900
bales; Orleans middipg l2sal2s; upland mid
cling l2S Market closes active. Coffee dull ;
Rio lOall3 firm; Musccyado 93sl03.
: PfTTsBURG, Nov 7.-Allegheny county official.
Fremont fusion 10 ,668; Fillmore fusion 32s; Buch-
snsn 9,062; Fillmore straight 800. Missouri has
probably gone BY 10000 majority for Buchanan.
Kentucky about 6 900.
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RECIPE FOR WKEvIL IN WHEAT.-We received
the following recipe for preventing the ravsges Of
the weeyil in wheat from friend, aud place it be
fore our readers fttAliAl:
Sprinkle one half gallon of salt over eighty
bushels OF wheat, and mix it together. This |
have found, will drive the weevil from wheat, as
well as prevent it from their attacks "-LIureRS-
g,iHe Herald
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INHALATION IN CONsUmP rIoN.

DR0NCHTTIS LARYNCTTIs, and other diseases OF The
MEDIcATED VAPoRs Ax6 PoEDzRs, BY Absorption
and Constitutional treatment as prseteed al the ~Sayvs
Heart Liver Female Complaints spepsis Venersa Aaee
ons and Chronic Diseases generally, viii receive the sen
oI me fl scisns, to whom such may have been espe
thOd OF treating diseases OF the Lgngs and Throat
d1eed Us todepan lrom our usual coGfse, aud avail
OF me Press In order TO bring the knoE 's~ -
may be labOng under prsdspoed 70 sach aaeet,ons
The dawn Of brighter day has length arrived for tbe
on bas at length passed away we have Proofs
in our possession that Consumption all stages AIN 81
cared in the nrst By tubercuar absorption in ma se~nd
BY the transformation Of nsereue ehaky and cacro0s
IN ms third By eealces OF scars Those wed
incurabe such behind the age. To ALL great truth
must be apparent viz that medicines nhslsd the form OF
VapOr Powder directly into the Lungs much uaTe
eeIua Than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
does not exist.
The adv anlage of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
Diseases is that medicine in the form Of vaPOr and applied
is LEFT free TO aid in restoring, by administering 10 is
healthy giving food. Thsrs hopeless that
lnhaaton will not reach Ine means, brought
whn reach OF ALL the Of administering The vSpors
being simple that the isvsd is required leave
home where the hand Of friendship and affection tes,s 50
much 20 and the PHYSICIANS Efforts
The lnhalng nod soothlng, safe and specify and
consists m the adminitrahoR OF medicines such
Her that they are conveyed into the lungs in form
VsPo and produce tn ir action the dlsesse H.
woEd and tabish the eutire durability Consumption.
earnestly appeal 20 the OF eli afflicted
with lung diseases, 10 embrace advantages
lAen; and no longer epPly medicines the
gifts andar hath given us our DAYS nav bs
long in the lAnd,r and ~ the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE
method not only rational, bur simple, eicaeisus
such Of the profession hai have adopted Inhaaen have
found eeaeious in the highest the pF
gre sot the diseese and working wonders esper
ate cases IN yery triumph Of our Ara, This fes
stToyeT Of our species
hoTEPhy saans Wishing make themselves acquainted
with this practice, informed that Valuable
only reply ingredients used 10 such letters
that contain afse. The lee m all Pulmonary ase
tons, will DO So receipt Of which necessary med
eines and instruments will be forwarded The fee in other
cases, will be from s. TO $40.
Applicants will stale occupation, married or sin
GLE how long affected, any hereditary diseases exists in
the fanny, aud symptoms generally. Let the name tosn
and State, be paniy written. Postage for
mustbe enclosed Letters hen registered BY Postmaster
are al our nsk. All letters aidfess.d,
WALLACE MERTOUN.
oei2O-6m $. NJ Institute, Y. Y CITY.
TETNsrSSEE AMI ALABAMA tsAEF- Il1s.fs
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H- The members of the Young Mems Christ
ism Association are particularly requested to at
tend the fuuerna services of brother D. S. EICH.
BAUM, at the residence of his father, corner Of
Vine and Cedar streets, to-day, November 9, at 2
O'Clock, D. M. THoRNE, Rec. Sec'y.
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HoIIoway's PIIIs.-webstor once said Il

HOIIOway's PIIIS.-Webster said that the
yele British drum welcomed sunrise in all egions-
Equally universal is the presence Of this potent remedy for
diseases of stomach the liver the bowels and minor
secreve organs. Its praise IS in all Ianguages-
Sold atthe manufactures No. so, Maiden Lane, New York.
aud No. ga Strand, London and by all druggists &c.
G2bc., and 81 per box.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad commenced at Lynchburg on
Wednesday. The gross receipts of the fiscal year
are 1929, O88 60; expenditures Sl56, or %; net
gain Sl65 97G "a, being 81 per cent. on the cost
of the l62 miles Of road in operation last year.
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EThe friends of W. A. and G. NJ. EICHBAUM
are requested to attend the funeral of their son D.
SrEAREs EIoHBAUM, from their residence, No. 81,
North Vine street at 2 o'clock to-day. Divine
service By the Rev, w. H. BAYLIss.
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IMPORTANT DEoIsIoN.-It is stated the Secretary
of the Interior has decided against the ruling OF
elimination between the volunteer and regular
service The soldiers of either service are, there
fore, equally entitled to bounty land. A large
number of claims that have been suspended pend.
ing the decision of this question will now be salts.
fad
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Much has been said of late in regard TO Prof Woods
Hair Restorative, and is, doubt all il represented
be- II is an article compoundedaupo the scientific
principles acting upon the hair like April shower upon
vegetation causing grow become thick and glossy, aud
us gray, change it to It's original color after few day.
application. by all druggists throughout
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NOtice-InhaIati0ni in COnsum pt iOns-See
advertisement under this head Female Complaints Vene
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Heart and Liver
&c Will meet with due attention. [oeIe6-dGm
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"A the Admirers Of shakespeare-The Original Text Of
Shakespeare ResoTed-2OO0O Typographical Errors and
Omissions Corrected b the Manuscript lamentations,
Iianed in the Recently Discovered Folio Of 1872
w
his Plays and Poems with History the stage, Life
Poet, and Introduction to each Play: BY J. PAYNE
Collier, ESQ., F. s. A To which added, GlossariaI and
Explanatory Notes. and Notes to the lamentations showing
the Readings of all other editions by John L. Jewe
beished with Splendid Portrait and forty original
designs. For sale al HAGAN'S,
oct29 Market street.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE Packets.

s.9 THE light draugbt steamer -
4GEN. PIKE, WIN FULLER, Master eiiLan-+A
being expressly built for this trade sszsaszsssxfss
with all the modern improvements, with the light
substaunch and steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between the above pOr-oneof boats
being in port every week. These boats being
ofold and experienced commandants, and with superior
facilities for passengers and freigh sOcs of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board
II. H. HARRISON, Agent,
ct26-6El Front street.
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-, -. . :. -. :, ''.1.o, =, :, NV.
49, go 80 s
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.

OS Monday, sept. Let, 1885, Trnins will run
~ ssfolloEs:
G0Iye SCUTH.
Mail and Pass. Freight aud Pass.
Leave Nashville at $50, Sis, ".
Arrive al Thompsons $50, - SIS,
COMO NCRTH.
Leave Thnmpson's at 800, n. 5SO,PN
ArTiye az Nashville 1870 as
PasEer gers from Nashville b. the Morning Train break
fast at r. inkin.
The 81 esof Garter, Sonas s Hough connect With tbs
Trains a Ihlrii,soas
Through tickets 10 asuphs. waynesboro' Jackson,
TuscunlbA Florence. C1uESil and fuaski can be pro.
cured al lh G,lar Stage Ors rncr the YerandAh 30.
tel 4 ANDERSON
aHgS1--t 2. Eng and SEp's
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II. H. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.

POPULAR VOTE OF THE STATE-OFFICIAL.
1852. 1856 1855.
Counties Pierce. Scott. JOHN. Gen'y. Buck F5ll
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, nov. 8. 1856.
TIE COMMERCIAL ooNvENTIoN.

TIE COMMERCIAL CVNf ENTlON.
Our readers have perceived, says the New Or
cans Delta, that the Southern Com mercial Con-
vention viii bold an adjourned meeting at Savan-
nah on the Sth Of December next; with earnest
and pressing work before the delegates we must
add, and tolerable prospect Of its being dexter
ously done. There have been six or seven Com
mereial Conventions held in the South up to this
date, dating from the Memphis beginning, at which
JOHN G. CALHOUN attended, down to the recent as.
semblsge at Richmond but none lad so much real
Importance attached to it. or such necessity of i'm
mediate action as that which is to meet at Savan-
nah OF the December day aforesaid. Events have
moved with seven.leagued boots since the Mem
phis commencement they have outstripped our
conventions, and anticipated the reports of the
committees they have convulsed the South to Its
centre, and thought has grown as quickly as artf-
cial flowers in q conservatory. The pioneers OF
the Southern movement have to travel fast or the
rank and file viii tread upon their ankles The
South has come up to the position Of CALHOUN al
last in other words, it has leaped century ahead,
and the difficulty with our publicists and politicians
henceforward will be, not to wait for the outward
pressure of the people, but ito keep step TO the
music" and secure their places in the ranks. The
ideas which were considered extravsgsnt by a
Massachusetts, ridden minority are now recognized
as our only political commercial and social truths;
and many of those who were regarded as the mere
theorists and dresmersof the grand industrial army
of the South, awake amongst the baggage wagons
instead of beirg in the front ranks, or wearing the
ribbon of the ForlOrn Hope. In word, the in
science of the North has acted as propellingpow-
and driven the South from position to position
forward alwsys-until she occupies q vantage |
ground from which she can rule the earth.
De Bows RKvKw.-The November number Of |
this popular monthly is table, and is replete
with valuable matter. Among other articles of |
interest," note especially, the conclusion Of the
paper on Slavery and Political Economy" from |
the pen of South Carolinian EXTRACTS from the |
Review of Speaker Banks speech at the New
York Exchange" by s. P. Ruggles, Esq; "Pa-
t'iotic Services of the North and the South by
Hon. L NJ. Keitt, of South Carolina, and paper
on the "True Policy of the South" by W. Bur-
well, Esq of Virginia, all OF which are ably writ
ten and contain important information.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. Il.
CHAM OF SCHED III Il.
ON and after Sunday, Nov ., the Passenger Trains will
" leave Nashv lie at 30 A. NJ and p NJ and arrive at
NaHhyille 932 A. NJ, and 53j p. NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-09
REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENG ER
LINE FOR ST, IOIJIS.

SALLlE WEST. J. n. CoRBIrT.
ELbhs.s - JAMES LOWELL.
THESE boats will be The regular packets be- -.
Il tween st. Louis and Nashville this season. eBaSsA
and will commence their trips Immediately -
after the first rise in Cumberland River. They will make
their trips regularly the business will allow. One
leaving each port about every five days.
oct23-f A HAMILTON AGENT.