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THE wHEELBARRow POLITICAL WAGER.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IN BosToN-THE WHEEL.
BARROW BET.

BARROW BET.
Boston, Nov. Z, 1856.
MAJOR Benjamin Perley Poore the late Fillmore
candidate Tor Congress in the Sixth District, srri
we'd IN the city this afternoon with his wbeelbar-
row and barrel OF apples, which he had wheeled
all the way from Newburyport, distance of tbr.
ty.six miles, in two and half days. The iob was
in ful6lment of a bet with Colonel Burbank tbe
Fremont State Senator elect, that Fillmore world
get more votes in Massachusetts than Fremont
The Msjor, wheeling his apples, was escorted I'D
State street. about two O'Clock, by the Fillmore
clubs of Boston and Chsrlestown, military COM
pany and mounted cavalcade Of citizens. The
novelty of the performance collected many thous-
andsof the people, and the Msjor was greeted with
tremendous and tumutuous applause on all sides.
He delivered the apples to Colonel Burbank on
the steps of the Fremont House, where both gen.
temen delivered congratulstory speeches mounted
on the barrel Ten thousand eople were present.
NOtiCe-InhaIation in Con I'm ptIOn,-See
advertisement under this head. Female Complaints Vene-
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Heart and Liver
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTIHERE will be meeting Of the Davidson County Ag-
FieulIural and Mechanical Association SATURDAY,
the 18th nst 10 o'clock, A. M the Merchants H.
ehlnge. The subject of holding FAIR will be
sdered and is very mpoTan that every member Of the
Society should attend. H. J. JONES, See'y.
F. T. RAINS, President.
IL meeting of the OEieers Of the Fair will held
the place ats O'Clock. punetual attendance
Quested. nov13-3td.
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To what extent these bogus tickets were circu.
lated in the county, and Whit number of them
may have been put into the ballot-box, we have no
means of Knowing. These tickets, we understand,
were printed at the rutherford Telegraph in this
place.
The democrats of Rutherford in view of this ex-
trsordinary efforts Of their opponents, did nobly
and are entitled to great praise for sesdastness and
honest exertion in good cause. A bsttsr set of
democrats cannot be found no not even in old
Lincoln.
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By this rule you can calculated the food value
Of any of the above articles which you raise. For
instance Eve pounds of tprpips are equal to one
pound of hay An OK requires two per cent, of hay
Der day if he does not work, and two and hall
per day if he works. If therefore, your OK weighs
fifteen hundred pounds, be requires thirty pounds
of hay per day, if idle, and thirty-seven and half
pounds if he works. If you give him fifteen pounds
Of hay per dsy, and desire to make up the balance
of his food in turnips, you will find BY the rule
above that seventy-fve pounds of turnips or five
pecks will be required.-A little more than half
pound of Indian corn is equal to pound of bay
If you give the OK OF the hay fifteen pounds, you
will find that of Indian corn, you will give him
eight and halfpounds, allowing corn to weigh fifty
pounds per bushel, it will take . little over five
quarts. Surprising these estimates correct, a lit.
tie attention to the measuring of food will result
in keeping up the stock at q certain standard Of
weight, aud on the smallest possible amount of food
Economy is management of 9 large amount Of stock
is of vast consequence. A mich COW, it is said,
requires three per cent. of her weight in feed per
day
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New Wholesale House.
GEO EohG q o 3 aShdr0N' Late with Morgan Co.
CHAS. B. BRYAN, late of W. H. Gordon 4 Co.
WASHINGTON, BRYAN O. CO.,

LIN Ems, W IIII Y OOUDS, EWBhUIDEhIES
HOSIERY, AND VARIETIES,
NO. IS N. E. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
adjoining the Methodist Publishing Houss.)
WE invite the attention Of merchants visiting Nash
w vile to the above card, and inform them that we
now opening
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK,
which will be arranged and ready for sale about the Goth
inst
We have purchased Stock with great care and most
ly for CASH. and having had the benefit Of long expe-
rence in the business feel confident that we offer
superior inducements to any merchant purchasing in this
market
augl7-n WASHINGTON BRYAN h co
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OHIO ELECTION.

The Ohio State Joarnal of Monday gives to
bic of the counties in Ohio from which full returns
have been received of the vots cast at the Presi
Dental election. The footings are as follows:
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VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER
FOR


MILLS FOR SALE.
INOR the purpose Of efeetng division and settlement
with the heirs Of Walter Scott, the property known
the Sycamore Mills will be offered for sale highest
bidder on SATURDAY, the Goth Of December
The property tObe sold consists of Cotton Mill with about
1900 spndes and % LOOMS Powder Mills capable of pFoduc-
ing 4 kegs blasting and So kegs ride powder per day.
which production be increased double this
very slight expense. There Is also Grist Mill, Saw Mill
and extensive CoOperage establishment, together with
Teams Tools and Utensils used in carrying on all these
branches Of business They in successful operation
and everything Is is in good repair.
The Water Power amongst the best in Middle Tennes-
running large portion Of the undsh and
five OyershOt wheels from Is 10 S feet In diameter and
with buckets from to 10 feet in length. There also
Steam Engine supply any deficiency Of In dry
There saaohed property upwards Of 5000
of finely tmbered land capable OF supplying the necessary
timber for Saw Mills and extensive COopering establish
ment for many years TO come.
The property situated about % miles from Nashville
and the land extends from Sycamore Mills 10 Cumberland
the town Of Ashland in the county Cheat
ham.
Two Turnpike roads in progress from Nashville to
ClaksYle which will be completed, Of them
ing through the property and the other upon its border Ths
terms Of the sale will be LIBERAL and made known on
the day of sale.
K. W. McGAVOCK, Admir- OF W. Scott
SUSAN CHEATHAM, Executrix.
4. s. CHEATHAM, Exrof K. Cheatham.
s. WATSON,
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GET THE BEST.
Larcombe's Arnbrotvpes

TOOK the first Premium all competitors re-
Exhibitions, aud acknowledged 10 be the best
Pictures made in Tennessee
O[ Made as heretofore New York and Philadelphia
PRICES, and put up la tip top style his AMBRoTYPE
ROOMS, No 40 College street, Campbell & Donegan's
noyl3-dlm,
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Foop FOR STOCK.

The perfect knowledge Of the value of crops TO
the food of cattle and ali kinds Of stock, is of grea
importance to the farmer. In order to arrive a
the real value of crops used for such purposes, tn
nutritive properties of the several kinds of foot
should be ascertsined The careful comparison
ofresults in experiments and trials, give the fol.
lowing data, which stock growers, to large o.
small degree, will find it for their advantage to b
governed by:
100 pounds Of hay are equal to
272 pounds ofgreen Indian corn,
442 pounds of rye straw,
164 pounds oat straw,
153 pounds pea straw,
IT'S pounds of raw potatoes,
pol pounds of boiled potatoes
339 pounds msngel wurtzsl
500 pounds of turnips,
81 pounds rye,
46 pounds wheat,
SO pounds oats,
As pounds peas or beans,
GA pounds buckwheat,
81 pounds Indian corn,
6S pounds scorns,
l05 pounds wheat bran,
100 pounds rye bran,
1877 pounds wheat, PEA and oat chat,
10 pounds rye and barley.
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TWO good Piers who understanding Filling Carriage Iron
l. and Hames for Harness. v. PARkHURSf,
Iuz nfo afraa
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DIR. Frederick BOeder,

TI'BNDBRS his services Teacher Of Greek, Latin,
French and German Languages. The best recommsn-
datons be given 10 qualifications Terms
application at No. II Church street, between Market and
College street. lnovI3-G
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARILY
OUTDONE.
RBIFG about 10 take ride sGh RVsr aed intending to
~ be absent week, would give notice to all wanting
TO rent Cibornes Houses in south Nashville that they had
better be looking after my came dis
posing Of all them to-day Houses in demand No time
10 stand particulars.
poYI5-lw. VS.. LINDSEY.
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PoR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN
OF PENNsY
FOR VICE-PRBSIDHNTt
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY

ELECTORS FOR THR STATE.
Hon. NEIL 8. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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10 THE LAl1IES

DEM r. SHIELDS would respectfully call the q
ID tsnOn Of the Ladies Of the city, his splendid asso
ment Of Coaks, fer Ladies and Children, French Emod
Millinery and Fancy Trimmings VIII be offered few days
only, 81 No, q Public Square. noT4
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Notice-InhaIationi in umPtiOn-se

advertisement under this head. Female Complaints, Vene
real Affections Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
&c., will meet with due attention, oet26-d6m,
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JAMS D. HoUsEMAS. JgIIUs II. sNiyH. r. B. BowLEE
HOUSEMAN, SMITH & CO.,
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Mysteries Of the Post Office.
t"A Mail Bsg is eptome OF hum N Lfe."l
TEN YEARS
AMONG THE
M a IL u a G S.

MI a i Il - n G. So
OR, NOTES FROM THE DAIRY o. A SPECIAL A6ENT
OF THE P1sT OFFICE DEPARTMENT"
By j. IOI BROOK
l2m' 433 pp.--Prne 81 rs.
Beautifully lnustraed with 1874 P~rds ~ Bit HE and
I2 wood Engrayiues irom del n eh ens ~ parsy
'FniS Work nIderakrh With the othe chief o-
o,rsoi tie rst, fce Dsrsrtrent. by ieman who
hrs long been ~ sg q he s. ecal that
parnrnii. ihe hrst Book " H. is a. caicu
lated 70 give he ie igh IN 'hs practical p-ra
which skill xprrene urui he'd tor the de
est aud puns ment - lenders against the laws enacted
'r the sar Of 'hs inans and The nSiO ability of privAse
Nets hasa v,une been 81 rd to The pubic nder more
heaty and auiEer.ai co., nd4on Of that d aud
powerful censor, he Pass. Bi~f eKtraets om Of
ihese msns nAtie' Ing no.ies- annsx,d:
The hcOSwi OF q asost tlinirg OF the
se'en % n e'iEss IN crest rnd general 'rush 70
liga, ltrrsta,s."- n. y. ErcsfRg Post
Wear band T. eoncvar {. hr liebro'ts narrative Of
tis Post Once experiences the merit a eng exreedng
y inira ting ami suggestive bo x "-N /. Herotd
The eaess ard uost entertaining Oek have rcentiy
Of Mr. tsabro 49, true, unFarnishr reifa
seat sll h.t In Is ~ keynod resrr, and any
one who reads them wil reals- ss
lives and thrives an n our fpadern n i,tss Iasf
This work nj. eit he nature u s subject 20
ssielIhia PsRHrRrstaian.
4 ts kini, has never besr pubsaei an America "fd
"a VII written and sznsing work from which xe han
make extract TO- Ter the Ssush of he eomksnIy -
FAfia. SGL fcss
ga AZ = sketch Of rovsl aud asruetiss mat
Ter s-f f,aikf. lRgafoer.
'ahe eeek iaecsi ncyrl'y. eSeced nEv en,ersanlnr
M orehng nes source o smassHaens =" f ~, Daily
C,sraat.
~rrie IL suAstanes enorFh IN The neidenls p'os ant
cbsrsst tziDrd u h sAstehes 70 1 dsea noyea"
-RlsAsa0na fsghfscr
$50 essa wtsA 'yer aiossd hiase'i 10 hsrbsr icr
mamrns he lies q pensoG apoiicr Pessuns irsrr
feat III bpf ailhoat AhairHNE q i- A ial Pneripce
oG slsh be - sloee. ."-tfle HasFee 3 gf.srr.
Paaashsdbg "a. Coz PkRFHN Aif 4 CO., Phna.
ED sos s&is BY Al Eoessei sns srd k<ws AssntA.
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A CAM.


NE undersgued late Georgia, having renewed 10 the
City Of Nashville offers his services the ciixens Of
ieora L. tennessee and North Alabama for the Purchase
nTy Goods troceries, Corn Wheat, Rye, Bacon Lard,
inc Horses, Mules, CATH aud 10 short every u
rade onefed IN the Nashville market.
The Merchants oi Nashville are Of high character
md perunary standing. ana have iasge AID well leced
tocks thai they oder literal terms which shuid induos
he merchants 0i Upper GeOrs at Tennessee ard Nurh
taama % give The Nashville niafiet air tla. As 20
he Grocery MARKET the foprvty suggest ltse 10 the
aind o. every merchant IN tie SECTIONS VI county named
- The proper foe thrii tvale.
The long OF undersigned with the Railroad,
Il Georgia, 0rnets Agent Treasurer AMI int u-
at oi IrHnsportatfn well Agent ha nooEa
-rA years Tor III Eankng iUrfcst u stvanu wi enable
im readds 20 ing siigse olAus arsgist Railroad
Companies Tor iosl goes daage while Ia transita
Or thS renewal tscuunt Of bids Ia bark &cg
Ahiesters inciosnE orders su money viii vclse prompt
tttentan aud az without The money, uhen satise-
ory eyencv of syeuey and prnnpti sccoua Toe
are, the parties known be SUCH shal receive ike
Alienation, Nhrn 0rdeing articles that unfcr
custum o. The marx sfto scil time. Nih A-a eiye
strict etientnn 10 recslF ami oraanng ~ goods that
MOTTO b stored t-t may drrce - my dsrr The
sargeA fag the purchase 60 -. &C 49, be i've per
commissions and tseuiy each bos isckage ks
receiStng and 90 '-Fdiag ,. r. MILL.
Post Oaes BulliRg No s,
Nss.vtir. Ttnn.
REFFRENcFs--E. 4. crvlss E,q, Pr4sh cepisaI Rail
esd snl Bauk Ma A. rokfER Prrsi Hslk STATE Geor.
fn hsfTaad, Maoon; lien. ioak r. kiSa pfes AID GG0
soNoS supt Georgia haii5Qsd. and : r C,Nas, kq
sa,sAi A .. cuoPta, ten sept Western and AuanthS
Railroad, Aania 6en. A. j. lAksNLi Attorney lsW,
aAnetas oplhoNf. tLacE. ksq No ne Gh-capi. J1hEs
= ii1ass snd tel J. A. NHHrltEs, chatia oeea, ,. l.
> .sAs aud 10 ftsssa Esqsa knQxris, Trun.; WnIitN
Mas h.a- pSessar. and ssds iass. hunassl, Ala
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rmr ApvANrAeEs sEcunEp
FOR SALE.

I 0FEfR far sa,tr rs hstsuns rrabsry. one fns.
i prntre 1sog situated IN kiEra~id "a nsal street,
b. 49, sne Eeore alrrrA 1he oi ifnnra s. asek
and suns g. - Ihe improvements 81 are. 6
owelnF ilnus eh rces. eplfg, haet .1aL. essri
aEe hease. and Nes ~ gszof saier.
Alae1-A Amemna G "a. "a n4if slrssl. nsasir . -.
s he alovt rnntng fyahfts iset and rsnnlsx htxh
ona han4Fei ani iesfE Iaar iEsl- kreet h
Ana alsea hn1 fsft losr u Aico4sfs Atdslspa ne
eerner q kal-sai sna faEp ltssela- A
n A nALL0WE.
oet2 fansrnl Aerni } .1-tah4rleE
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4 House end lot oueisLenos street Ths sana
n 10 irons " sect NcLenisrr street. and Nj
- lss act fte iiousr b tWo ecfy Bsict. ana ELk
eoniAuf fofnt. bail ah>sz hc0E nith klehea eut
hoases 4c. THIS pnFers lnsAtrd a the nsFhlossod 81
hs AsthEae Hni SSthN esfrrn Railroad fAeFot. Il sse
eonsensnt - the e1Hine-s ffon q t1s cy and b.
had eqtn Eeoa erna feF inrheg inartsAflon apat 10
h A. bAl.LOWE
oslt Gal Al "A N Headsrick
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IMPORTANT
TO EV RY DY.

ItoR the last three year, hsve b. engaged b7tine's
known only o. myssl nd comparatively few hers,
wto instructed for he Of $2ne each Which h7s
ayerafei The of fom - @ 10 IS t03 ansum.
and avng made arrafxru to IN EnrT next shrif
to gaze in the bosiness dcsr 81 CIV n fan
instn epns in the Art to every on uhO u mn ne
the um Of cEE roLLAR am in 'uceS, from the success
ha been favored with ard TIE many happy csBe vile
metts hsve received from those have nstuc ed in the
Ast and who making from SO to SIS per day, TO
give every per chance to into eson Il this
u,tle mea of mixing small fortune. 1her is no
ahCut ihe hes here alluded To- Refe OF
the be zs be given regards is character aud caa
also refer PERSONS in Pha5e pi ia VII in th cy,
wh have within month, emharkd in the bu' ines sn1
Who will testify that hey making on IS s15 per day
the IL j. bu iness in VII ch ei her ad
tlemen engage and with re make hani
T. come several ad-s in rouspsrs Of PennsyIya
mia NarvaBd. whom have intrut in ihs srt, are
esrirR from s3 s6pr dav. II isa GENTEEL eUsI-
and but a iDg~ 'eqrirsd IN start 1t Upon
pt tf 81, wi ! immsd ely send tn the app'icaa
pine crcuiar cntanng foil instructions in the Art which
will he perfectly erstood upon Ell on read
Address 4. 7. parsons,
No. IS, West 26 h street.
& NurvV VCvr
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ORDERS hg the sevsnee cn's cos nay te efi a HICKS
NJ.chlSA HALL. Nrth ale % she tqnnFs. "A oresEs
irf there I'll - eltsd she bleuing Large Lump.
= ernss fe ernsd fup, u fEs Is eehis RuR 4
he Mae - csnfs per Nashai
The Coal s ~ seYhzd ant cnsilrFs 81 settag
uhks thsy iax ~ she seAanes Cos far nnk ths \.
g. Rbii ed nrpo4. &c 49-l ludaWtlhb
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FTNHE partnership between the undersigned in hs nams
Il and style Of J. NJ seabuFy o.. Dissolved by ma-
us consent the Sst ut Either Of viii se ne
settling up Of the business ef the late frm.
In EEABURY,
a 8. PEACH.
lan2-u TT sRxBrRR
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nOllE MAhR FuRNITuRR.

FUR NGTUnE HANtRAC N y >
re new befier rFspsted than svs 81 fsFnt,h eHFR
"a aeir ffeads sni ia uhlsr Nith sngtltnF -
theY nat uant IN The Fafniftre lar.
otters u akfal y I'D ana rsmpf elc 4 -
Wafehaa No. Is Colsgs ssrrrs - 10 sistFr.
"a le-ly ahoehEs. AkNcE co.
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IRoN RAILTNa Ann

lhOH RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
FE subscribers prepareto An or5ers Of any anouna
Il for IRON WORK, such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs Balconies, cemstery Lots &c,
Also. IRON STAIRs. DOORS. SHUTTERS, sEfrEEs
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDA GArES,
FOUNTAINS Ae They pay particular attention 70 eEcos-
ing ChMEftRY LOIS and PARIS haviag the largest
sOrtment Of Patterns Of any establishment In the county,
enabled 70 please the sdioas In taste Archi.
tects Builders any part Of the Uaon wanting Iron
work, BY senng drawings vii receive The estimate r
cost Of work. and w funh any Eork from their De-.
signs or draSings that msy be dcsiied.
Persons wishing articles u manufacture ~ address,
ing US few lines stating fG what purpse viii Be furnished
With printed designs BY mail with the prices amer.
et An ore sent viii receive prompt ailenii0a, anG
The work finished and fitted In the best manner packed
in boxes for safe caEriage, HOOD CO, -
12t North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue.
n0v24-trvfm philadelphia.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vFsCHER & SCHELL's GEM Advertising House.
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