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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
News from sew Gran ada.
9 political inlelhgenne y devoid Of ir,arsxt.

News from sew 0Tanz ada.
The political inelngenn y devoid Of ir.erest
The United States higase Independence sailed from IA
mama Ter San frsnccn he 9th uiL The Decatur had
arrived from Pants Arenas with the remnant OF the h
busters, sI' Of them In dessuts condition Several OF
them we're seni to San Franc and he balance or shsm
remained, E~eiing orders from wsshns son me John
Adams was ss Panama.
I4sutensn letters hs5 returned from surveying the Bay
or FoEtccu
Tho whaling schooner Frspcis, Of Nev Bedford wsr
oe I2o mites north o! F8aenaveEtrra The 22nd or
June. Captain Saith Jonathan Smith, Aousr Gray,
William srcw and Reuisr Tbompeou losl, t0getbef
~iah the vsssel and z6 rs-res Of oil William a. Sles
nAn nrt mate, and tive Of the crew picked and
saved.
The hthmus wac healthy, bui robberies were rse
9uent
the following nst of The raes oy The men on board
the United Excs socpe ef John Adams and DeoAs1y,
iNe OF the army Of Gen. Walker
in. Z. Roy NON, Alabama. Df. George B. BYaton,
New York ksw Thozsss Dsisr San Fra cisco, four gun
xhot wounds and ucers; Capt. 'Chas h wwt, New Or
Lnns, Funshos wcund IN leg prsva:es-J NJ Co Q, New
YorEi John ncyje, Irs sud ssnst Chss Doaahue
reand, ulcers on tsE Bsmtliop BuEns New Ycyx, guB
shot wound cf hand; Adam Grsrn, Germany, insanity;
Isssc Clark Virginia. fracture Of leg; Loua Lsnge
GevnApy; j. Anynsk Poland, ulcer Of leg; Iosn No
Gall, Illinois ampuation Of leg; Oscor Elpp, New York.
ulcers on legs; Edw Ipgrabam Ssw Orleans dysen,~vy
Jok Frzxcl Ireland, ulcers legs; Cnss Dewitt, Ger
many, do; Henry d. Graham, United et~tes uggers in
feet Colamea, OAse Arksnsas. three gunsho woont-
Csri kathleen. Denmark ampuaion Of arm snd gaashos
worno in thigh Joseph 6rnss Now OrIsans, oouvsaoset
George w. iAss. Kentucky, do George q. ide, Boston,
do. Ga;ia9heP. German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

bis mission was profound my stevy He ssked for And
cnaned pezmnsion "a Wait the Presdsns ~ private
dvdua but did dct 60 He had robbed by his
rani and was ssid q 90 grcav cmnsrrassed in
quenoe BaAiness SAs very dull The ocGse crop prom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

J Barter schul,~f Flint, srs eord,n = Cook and
wife, Gen Jones, X aoore. HLraz hy Thos BurEin
White, wife ard child w Hea'cu, Robinson, RchArdson
and ia J II Rxm!rrz D Mnrnhy = Alexander u A,
A Etson. Mrs Franklin Can't Tnrpn. Van Bergen,
Rido Il Coffey 0rs Scatter Boomngdale, wife
children and ant NrS children AID Mrs
Waters ana rhd, faac Friend and Hughes
Il Fran ca, w Davidson, Rami jones' Potis II Ro.
herts Mrs Sefns two chdren and servant wr Wasks
Parker n Jacob-or. y Neius DR. A 1cNaurhton- w ID
Ssdmorc and ~fe, Or ChorpenniHg, Sawyer wife and
child kdwsyds ana wife. , Chandler, A, Mrs Dole
and ihree chives Jacobs. xepdAson and sersaat
Kelly w Gilman, Brown Mrs stephens and three chl
dren. John A Peok, John A Plau wife and child, Mss
Kiirk and chc, trs beeoc, Edyidgc sumcnseu, no
salic Guard, Mr. Merchsn. and wife, Couchof MsDo
nough trs kerby and daughter, Ena n ktmoay Col
Arpew Mrs. Thompson, two childran and servant Dyer
MGusnn, from, q B Flint Mrs riske, W Brdsen =
Ken,sdy, De M u na;r Lysr, : H.Tvsy &C .cn; m
Con.ccs y .oltns TSos wnliAm jain Hsysss. = Bus
son 9 w,sn, 10 w,ss.s ;; f,ysS crosrsI " q Ccps
Ksansr. sese. T,!ss.s " wsliscs, = HaM.isan Y
TScmpsca. e. CLIs.Sns. aims w.,ssossS' . nras a,rss.
ven y E FrsAsr " 9 DrAls. 9 " Hamsbss, L. card
ner II DossuAn q MaYer II Dillon, Nrs Hwlns, 4 rom.
lnsop Harris. hcIx more, y Mor-eV. b wnkins.
VIC Ivmsroeg, jsm.. t.ray, 4 nAwasrA, q CE~sn.a.
IAnehurK Tardspo, 0sScs, Rebcllefo IN NcsquerN
snmn, y, , Aroeerera, Church. higuof, 3
X Holman W Johnson, Evq. Hennques. II Woods
CAPT aiss Raml ncCormx, Parksr, and IS In forward
cabu-rUenl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Thore y no political ne~s @ impor,sno. from esute
ma'a me cholera bad broken among the wccp. 70
turning from Nicaragua
revolution had broken out On the borders Of San Lab
rador. but ID had been quelcd.
famine prevailed IN Honduras
The accounts from Ncaragua are mesgre. aenersi
Canss su occupied the country with Oossa Mcan forrs
and the Presidential election had nck saken place.
The Co~a Rcan Congress meets the 6th sspAember
when, IN said, Mora viii be chosen Preside nt tor m,
Mr. Carey Jones st ~ san Jose He had pot made
any advance ovrrds the government, ard the object :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

The dates La Paz Ill., valA Sso lbss CAdeys Ism,
lslAy 2sd, Caliac 2eth and paita sosh July.
TIE law Of amnesty for political Offenders passed Tho
ChRAn Gpgress by . twourd vo,e Tie steamer
kAulo, from New York, had arrived st vApAvais0.
The fever continued 70 mako terrible ravsGes In va
The revolution In Peru continued vtvsnc9 wAa at Are
quipa and the President with Gen san Roman wu about
70 attack him. Musines had occurred On board the Ame-
can ships Morning Sar Oliver Jordan end Electric Epark
N The harhor Of Oaa, Thsy qvelled by tns British
shipos war Msnsrch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
ARRIVAL or THs VAsDgBBlLy.
~0yN>-<~N~->oNe.Ns~,s1-U~NN~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~cNo~oDyeo~~~O~~~~o-oo->
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
os@-s,-~-~~~~-~~.U>~.
bEATHs or GEMS. BARNARD AND LAWRENCE.
->o~N0NN~yNNo.o~o.>No.~>~
Official Report Of the Atlantic Gable
Accident.
Nc<~<-~~eN.~>N-1-,..<~-
Nanifest Destiny Of India and Central
America.
.~o~S~NONe1>ovNe>-OsNa.nN.
EXPORT OF BULLION FROM ENGLAND.
-~o~-es-N~o~->y~1O~-,y>
A ssa ssinati0n Of Two African
Travellers.
tet -t-an~.,OU>o-- o.>-.~-s--.<
FALL IN CON q O Il q.
-<erasNoy~~-vNNNo->o1->ND
IMPlOvEMgNT IN cOrTON.
sS>SNs~-ey~A~Sy~'~Ne-.--~-e.- II
SllGRT DECLINE IN eGEADSTuFfs.
49, Ae~ -.

The steamship vsndsvbs, Edward Rigginsr eamm,nd
Ing, se Esve a thA evening Of the 22;, asd Ceses
on NE following nosusug, arrived ss tho LShsnp u
sS yesterday eFnng bot W. subsequently detained .or
seven bours BY dsrss Jog.
she brings the vofy usassaiy large rrmser Of $50
passsr ge besides sioc 600 IN specie and lco o
valuable mercnaadiss.
fhrcusheas the passage the Vanderbilt hss eucoru'sred
severe westerly winds and heavy head SEA-
Saw no 'cs euriug the entire voyage.
Orders bed been reserved q Plymouth prsrHe for
oeviEk the United ssses steam igae Niagara into Key
ham baain should il be found nsosmary Vice admiral
Cir Harrington Reynolds vassd ihs Niagara ON Ne Afsr
Of the lsth, and IN NE svsa'nx entertained uap<
Rudscn and the sdlcsss Of the stigais q dinner.
There were buyers In London ou ths 2lst oh Of We
LOCO ahszes Of the Atlantic rsssYh Company caoo
discount appears tha NE company are nav coasder
ing whether they shan rsnaw NE attsmps m o,lober,
vh,sA o.ssn quiet month The Atlantic or wat tn
nsxt Jaly, and meanwhile aocsgt of the two onen
which ars understood 70 have msde for NE purchase
Of TIE cable with ysW 70 10 being APPLIED 70 ccmmu-
nioseou with India
Thc return the Bank Of England for the week end
ing the 18th Of August gives NE following rssuiss when
compared with The previous week:-
PuABc deposits . .E5,63oS67 Decrease. .. x7oo, ,eo4
Other deposisa 10 ssss2a Increase. sS3,4ea
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27

ss0IIs ana enargibg their operations, woe be unto
tbem.
clear understanding Of the cause of suspen-
sion will show that they produce temporary relief
rather than paralysis OF business. The banks
can only avoid Suspension nv ceasing discounts and
resOrting 10 rigid collections Take for instance
the condition Of the banks Of Richmond. They
owe 10 their depositors, say $780, 900. They
owe 10 their notehdders say $500, 900; so that
the aggregate Of their liabilities payable in specie
opportunities Sl,750O0O To meet this they have
negotiable paper under disconnt TO the amount Of
between and four and Eve millions of dolIars-say
S4'OUo'oOO They Fave in specie say, $4,000.
Ihey can, therefore. pay their 81, $50 900 Of ia
4lties only by soliciting nearly half Of the amount
que to them from the people. Now, to collect a
mIhon and bali or three quarters of dollars, in
3 ie" weeks, in tight money market, would be
absolute ruin 70 th city. Under great rush up
on the banks by deDositors and brokers for spe-
c'e, they can only continue specie payments by
collecting the debts due to them, eeasing to lend
out the proceeds Of their collections aud invest
ing them, instead, IN specie, with which to pay
depositors and the brokers To suspend is to re-
heve their debtors for the time being 70 continue
their discounts on reduced scale, rather than
cutting them of abruptly and thereby TO relieve
the pressure upon the community. ~
Some suppose, enormously, that a sus pension
by the banks tends 90 put down State stock. There
couif not be greater mistake. While banks are
paying specie, in time Of pressure, they neces-
sariiy very much restrict their discounts Their
customers can thus no longer obtain from them
their accustomed suspes of cash means, and are
Obliged TO meet their obligations by borrowing
elsewhere. Such Of their friends not in business
as are men of capital who before had been 10
Vesting their capital /. came into band, IN the
SOLID securities of the country, now obliged to
lend their surplus to them, instead of investing
them 10 State stocks. Suspension by the banks
enables the merchants sgain borrow of the
banks, and thus releases the funds in the hands
OF their friends which we're looking out for III
Vestments in State stocks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
A Letter from Washincton says:

There is reason to suppose that at the time
When Jos. L. White gave for publication the
statement that Yryissari had been received,
and the treaty which he desired agreed by the
Cabinet, he had reason to fully suppose that
the thing would be done that very day; but
he knows better now. It never was intended
to recognize the present government of Mica
ragua-Of that am we'll satisfied
As have said before the President is wait
ing for an opportunity to recognize a govern
ment to be founded there by General Walker,
who expected to have again been off for
Central America again at an earlier date than
this =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
Prioress Victorious.

1t will be seen by reference to our telegra-
Phic column, that the Czarwich Handicap, ran
over New Market Course, England, on the 18th
inst.,w won by PriOress, the American mare,
after two trials. The distance ran was two
miles, four hundred and sixty-eight yards.
There were thirty four contestants. The
first trial resulted in a dead heat-the second
PTiOress won by a length and half The re-
sult of this race indicates that if she had been
in .order at the time, Prioress would have
borne off the Goodwood Cup.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
BILLS on THIRD READING.

To repeal the law creating the office of County
Judge. Passed, ayes 20; noes 5.
so enable the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
ro&G Company TO complete their road. Tabled, OF
motion by Mr. Heisken.
To establish Central University. Withdrawn fol-
amendment by Mr.. Whitthorne.
To repeal the LIST, Sd and 4th sections of an aei
to establish system of patrols, passed Feb. %
1855. Passed.
Senate Bill TO amend the act to regulate fees o.
Clerks, sc Passed ID reading.
Senate Bill to allow Constables levy fee of 6C
cents was read a third time, and Mr.. Bullen moved
to amend by reducing Sherif's fee for levying az
tachments issued by Magistrates to so cents. Or
motion By Mr.. Goodner the amendment was laic
on the table. Mr.. Goodner moved to amend BY
allowing Constables the same fee for levying st
tachments as is allowed to Sheriffs, which motor
prevailed, and the bill passed Sd reading.
Adjourned to 10 A. If. tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Nanny Oct o6 IaK
REsoLUTIoI


RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Algee, requesting the Committee on Roads,
to draft bill 20 change the manner of keeping up
public roads
Senate resolution to elect Registers of the Mid
die aud Mountain Districts on the 30th inst.,-and
to appoint joint select committee on the State Lii
brary, we're adopted.
Senate resolution requiring the Road Commission
er to prepare Railroad map to accompany his Res
port-poslponed tiI Monday next
SIR STATIONS, TO tqualize state aid among all the
counties-rrjected.
Mr. rhom bsou's, providing sell CT committee 70
prepare law reform biIl-asioptrd.
Mr Williams, rsouking bank suspensions-laid
on the table.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr. Blackburn to prrsrrioe uti Of Circuit
Court Clerk. in certain e,-.s.
Nr King, 10 r.pel the laws qaisiRg Sh riff
TO levy on personal property hrs'; 20 safety c.
tons
Mr.. Love, to amend the criminal laws OF sais
Mr.. Bicknell, to seeurs the collection Of taxes in
certniu cases.
Also, to amend the Act of February 10. 1856,
ehapt. II, 20 prevent Incompetent persons iron
teaching school. ,aal
Mr.. Saunders. to amend the charter of the town
Of Garth age.
Mr. Cooper, to Incorporate the American aud
English Tennesseee Mining and Manufacturing
company.
Mr.. Laeky, FOR the benefit Of the SheFifEs aud re-
venue collectors Of this State
number Of Senate bills passed on seeonding
reading
The House adiOuFaed sIil 81 o'clock, P. n.
ETERsooE SESSION
HousE BILLS REJECTED on SECOND RKADISs.
The biz 20 amend the injunction laws Of this
State giving TO the CLERKS Of the Circuit and Chan
eeTy Courts the poser 70 grant injanetioDs, was
iadedniiely postponed.
The bill 70 regulate turf.raciug, and relieving
those pr9prietors Of Fscs tracks aho admit the
public without charge, from paying license.
The Old 20 protect the credit Of the State.
Tue Oil directory % Attorneys GeBeraL
naineeF OF ether bills we're read second time
and pissed.
HOUSE BILLs On THIRD aEADIsG.
To prevent ussiess expense Ia appeals and writs
Of erros- Pssssa.
To saaegs TIE hams Of William Hays 70 WI
liam Hipshar. Passed.
RKsoLUrIoSs
M RichaFdsOa, Eesoiutioa to raise : teint Sc
ect eoamilaee. 70 sske into eoasideratioa he task
saspsnsioes 10 dis State, sna Is gepos. IS bi a.
/ ethet alse- Lsie oEes under he RUE.
Asloasnea ga 3 o'clock le-aorro4 moralae.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27

CoTToN Is KING.-The N. York Express says.
that in spite of the anticipated reluctance OF
England to send specie to America, sore pressed
she is by the Eastern wars, nevertheless,
gold must come, no matter what it costs US
for cotton is king and cotton alone can be
had of rs in sufficient quantity to meet the
Overruling demands of British manufacturers.
Bread may be got elsew here, and other things
also; but cotton is American, and cotton must
be had, and gold now must pay for cotton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE
SENATE.
MONDAY, Oct. &c, 1851

4HVNDAI1 ONIs
Mr.. Denton offereda resolution providing an adj
ditional rule the standing rules of the Senate.
Senate Bills for the relief Of the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad Co., repeating so much of the law
of 1856 make Trenton and Paris points in the
road. to incorporate the Southern Mutual Life In
surance Company of Memphis. Passed second
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
10y We tai

~ We take the following from the Wa
kulla, (Fla.,) Times, of the 18th inst, and give
it to our readers for what it is worth:
friend informs US of the following occur
renee, which is reported to have taken place
recently at Attapugus, Georgia. a gentleman
who had received a considerable sum of mo-
ney, was compelled to go from home, leaving
his wife alone in the hodse-situaied some
distance from sny other dwelling. Towards
evening two negroes entered the house, and
demanded of the lady the money, or they
would take her life. Being a woman of great
GOODNESS, she saw at once that it would be use
less for her to attempt to evade the demand,
so she produced the money, and gave 1t to
them. The negroes then remarked, that as
supper was nearly ready, they would stay and
eat with her. She told them to be seated until
she got it ready. The woman had a vial of
strychnine in her cupboard. The woman, in
sweetening their coffee, managed to put a
dose Of the poison in each of the negroes cups.
They drank, and in a few moments were dead.
The neighbors were called in, and the negroes
discovered to be white men ia disguise-near
neighbOrs and friends of her husband, who
had known of his receiving the money and of
his absence.
The TUNNEL.-The Charlottesville Advo-
cate states that in CONSEQUENCE of q mistake in
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
mARRHEn.

On the 29d Of October, by Rev DR.. Green Rev W. D. F.
sAERIE Of the Tennessee Conference and Miss VIRGINIA NJ
JOINS, Of VIII aHzson county.
On the morning Of the 2sd inst near Holly Springs,
Miss by the Rev NJ. }. Blackwell, Hon. Z. s. CHEArHAM
Speaker the Senate Of Tennessee and Miss LorlE
c., daughter of Maj R. II. Wall Of Miss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27

EsflE ensasars e @ " sassuer va ssu sasaszsa e
= sAsiF interest ~ e4as ~ clis -. e CAeFTx
,tFezA 1859 aase---A q ~ RlE "a as1 e4A Aza
=ssllst - iasEsl slss eezput b s3Fsr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
From the GAINESVILLE Chronicle.

DIE d.
GAINESVILLE the 10th list, Mrs. MARTA J. sr4cKER
wife Of George Stacker, OF oarksviIle.
In New Orleans, the 9th inst. Mr. JOIN NJ WISDOM
formerly of GAINESVILLE.
He Of noble traits Of character and we SYM
pathize with his relatives and lends in their rrepaa
loss.
At the residences Of Wiley Turner, in Humphreys county,
the 18Th inst, RosERT Melville, eldest of Martha
A. and Len. H johnson, jr aged years, months
days.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
Rags! Ragsyy

living to the financial condition. Of the countrv and
~ the great depression Of trade fnd it NECESSARY tc
Iednee me price OF Rags to Sc per To- take eject from
ano after the rst day OF November, 1851 After the
Cav o. NoYeIoer via pay Sc good rags; and
nope the trade vi see the neeesiy this course at th
trying time on manufacturers,
Octl6-im. " WHITMAN
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Fanny FERNS New Book.
Z re s In lie " G s =
BY FANNY FERN.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.


Fanuv'slesves sIavs FIRE HvsIv and pquant, and
they have the aroma Of nature about hem. There
rrofeSsed cr irs who thai Fannv Is ride,
"a and fppRnt. Put this class ~ critic think hat
nvhnE Is and vulgar and hippant, that /, NOT
Commonplace and 6un, and stupid. s. akespeaTe nd
Rvr and ~teTne, and tddisou and Fising, dread
ullv and thew dreadful popular. French
&c has aFed Shakespeare dung Hill, but what
- it? Critic VII have their say nd they have right to
wh7f hey hi0 AID the public has right TO think
"a T. ~ aNs eNercieS This ri2ht without
RI the Ourio~ ofctfics than the weather shows
nv ne church steeple. The public have etven
estiopahe evi OF hkirg Fanny Ferns ke chess
and th ti- proves o. Vha' is and vul-
anrN' sfvIe has the vivaciy, ierseuess, and cpl
rcy IS frn or ge iq tenderness ard teeminr with
iaiou> tic n Fpg,h writ There some who com
Solo on and Franklin and rope, md Mortaignes
and Ia Focltfo card and Bscon. Rut Il would be an
o. objection any Thor thai p pressed
irto TarsEraph the Wit which another ir vain ftemnted
! 20 dduse THROUGH volume. Fanny fern
clr he'd into rerutaten through the Frea dthc lie
She wrote for obscure Journals and compelled she world
TO recognize her ren in spite az the unfortunate chan
! nels through WI lch she addressed Il
The present volume is pretty little one VIZ slt
edges a quai binding w ich aniquaird COE,
making agreeable contrast 20 the mon blue and
| god now the ng book msnuf C urers.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY & co.
sep'29.
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The TUNNEL-The Charlottesville Advo-
cate states that in consequence of a mistake in
engineering the Blue Ridge Tunnel is too small
to admit the passage of train Of cars, and
that it will probably take from three to eigh-
teen months to remedy the defect.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-27
vz4S BOARDLNG.-A No. room
kA@aSa and oardiDg can be had by applying al
No "a, Market street ocizz-u.


A CARD.
In view Of the general suspension Of specie payment
the Banks of Tennessee other States the undersigned
have to-day deemed unadvisabe longer 20 continue specie
payment The holders of notes who prefer the
notes If the Bank Of Tennessee can an times receive
them il exchange for ours A
DYER PEARL. Prest Of the City Bank.
A. R. CROZIER 81 Traders Bank.
W, B. sH sP4RD, GO Merchants
J. D. JAMES, " " Bank Of Commerce
+. CARTER, ofthe Union.
Oet20 d2Wag2t
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a CARD

= -
TTAvTNG assocIoted with me wholesale Grocery
! y and Produce business, Gen PArLDIN ANDsRsoS OF
lebanon the name Of Arm viii he p 4 O. A DE"SON
Thankful for the liberal patronage have heretofore
ceved would specially inform NY old customers, ano
an new ones that under present arrangement they
be much better supplied than heretoo and trust
they call examine large stoe Of goods
In store. CHURCH ANDEhsON
PAUIDING ANnERsoN, CHURCH AEnERioN,
TSITDou 7,-1y, Nds6UiHe Tom
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob MIL

II AS just received the highest premium at the grea
Il National Fair Louisville and also at the Ohio State
Fair Cincinnati, the Little Giant, Star and Magic
Mills.
is adapted 20 crushing Corn and Cob Rye oat, &c,
for stock and for grinding for family use, dsteries
&C. Its grinding surfaces be renewed at cost OF
three dol being cast separate from the other portions
Of the Mill
Furnished complete with two pairs of grinding rings for
fifty dollars Travelling Agents wanted sell the above
). q, BALDWIN a 90,
oeT-dtwEW8m. 81 College street, Nashville.
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Making their debt to the public,
From the same official source we L
public owe the banks for loans and
discounts,
Deduct the debt of the banks to the
public,
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NEW BOOKS.

n Z W DOUhS
QUITS. By the author Of the Initials"
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. A Tale Of Louisiana.
GUY LIVINGSTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The Step Mothers RewardI
NOTHING TO SAY. Doesticks ...
THE GREYSON LETTE RS. Ey Henry Rogers.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK.
ESs AVS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
INFORMATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan.
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED STATES.
MABEL VAUGHAN. By tSe author OF LampHghter.
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