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UITED STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept 30 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
ted States from ls December 1857 both June 1852
,lowing the FopA
specified win be received at the Contract oe
pirtment, Washington D. m 18th
yember, 1857, 10 be decided on the following day
Prescos Store the line of
Fort Harlee Gainesville, and Mcanopy Ocaa back
three week, in four horse coaches.
Bidders will state the distance other intermediate ooe
nany, and schedule Of departures
making close connexions with the railroad.
the line OF the raroad
New River and ST. Louis, TO Newnansvile, IS miles and
back, three times n week, In four horse coaches.
Bidders will schedule OF departures and arrivals
making close exions with the railroad
Presoos Store the line Of
Mddleburg l3 miles and back, twice week In wohorso
coach.
Bidders will schedule OF departures and arrivals
making close connexions with the railroad.
forms proposal and certificate
requirements be embraced In the advertise
January r. 1885, pamphlet form, the principal
A. v. BROWN,
Oct 3-1aw4w Postmaster General
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o F FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Uaohinutan nctohc,. q I

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, October 3, 1857.
received this department Charles
Webster Tehuantepec, Mexico
DEATH August the city Oaxac Joseph
Hopper Of the United The deceased
Pennsylvania Tehuanepec from California where he
resided years. in April last He about SO.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Appointments Of Disbursng AguasThe Secretary of the
Treasury has made the following appointments
Charles w. Hall, esq, disbursng agent for the
court house and post Office at Indianapolis Indiana.
Charles Chaplin, esq, of Brattleboro Vermont, dis
bursting agent for the courthouse and post Office at
Windsor and Rutland, Vermont. s..
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Wrek.-Information has been received from ]. j. Mer-
rtt esq., United States consul at Nassau N p of the
wreck of the American brig Sarah Thondike, the
south side of the Berry islands, the Sd of September
The captain and saved and also part of the
rigging of the vessel The hull and cargo were entirely
lost.
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The Norfolk papers say that the Navy Department has
given orders that the Norwegian barque Ellen Captain
Johnson which saved the lives of 40 of the passengers
the ated Central America shall be repaired the gov
enmen expense and supplied with two months provs-
ions for her home voyage to Europe.
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O r ICIAL.

.. DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington September 23 1857.
Information has from the United consul at No
ssa Yuca,an the 4tb OF
Mr. Eugene lawrence citizen Of the United States and be-
Heved late q native OF tho State OF New York
The effects left the deceased the hands the consul who
resides Merida.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land Office, having left the city brief visit to
his home in Indiana Joseph s. Wilson, the experienced
chief clerk has been appointed by the President acting
commissioner.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
sATURpAY EVENING. OCT. 3. 1857.

.Mr IsnAk Jalz Philadelphia, our general travelling
.srnt assisted by IzHso. JoHS oos HAaxnT EDzusD
WILEY Jous X Dxuso EyGss, n 3 JANE, AsH4AS, r.
A. DAys, X T. RosxHDs-
ssrM G W JAaE No Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio our
general collecting agent for the Western states ana Texas
N T. TaonAs wuIIaa TBoxs TBs JAzns, Dr. A. l. cnirs,
.nss Mossus Reeet Of either will be good
ax-Mr Gso BRAY authorized collect moneys e"s the
Union Subscriptions and advertisements in the District Of
CnlnmhaA.
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ELECTToNs NEXT MONDAY.

Elections will be held in Georgia and Mississippi
Monday next for State officers and members of
Congress. An election will be held in Kansas on
the same day for territorial officers.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.Ihe Lexington Express announces
the arrival of Captain Russell from Salt Lake, and
The Mormons have fortified Fort Bridges to resist the
passage of the government troops"
The Cheyenne Indians committing depredations
Of an aggravated character.
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The governor and council of New Hampshire have ap
pointed Thursday, November e. for Thanksgiving Day
in that State. This is the first of the season.
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Propeller Burnt.

SANDUsKY, Oct 3.The Erie railroad propeller Repub
lie burnt yesterday at the southern Michigan dock
1t totally destroyed with cargo of goods and live
stock.
large freight house of the latter company also
destroyed portion of the contents had partial nsu
rance.
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Total exports-foreign and domestic ,949, l44
Here have surplus of but 50 000, 900 and this
looks of course il going fall short Of sl0
900 900 TO pay interest But let again for the
last ten years the have stood follows see
Guthrie again A
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

ron-we being procured for the Of the manufacta
res 70 furnish the company with further length OF Ca
bic tins autumn and the improvement required In the
paying out machinery t
Reocad, That under these circumstances and with due
regard to the interests of the company il would not be
prudent TO make further effort TO lay the cable across
the Atlantic this year
Resuad That the board having decided to postpone
making another attempt 10 carry out this enterprise until
next year. immediate steps be taken for landing the cable
from the Niagara and Agamemnon respectively and for
doing all things necessary for its proper protection pres
eryation, and testing, before reshipment
Rsod, That the engineers be instructed TO take such
may be requisite for the proper protection
and slowing of the machinery and other mechanical APP
pAnces and stores at present ON board both ships
GEORGE SARRARD Secretary.
ATLANTIC TKIEaRAPH COMPANY,
No 22 Old Broad Street,
London, September IL 1857.
DEAR SIR / beg to hand you on the other side
tract from the minutes of the board dated the 10th inst
In which the directors wish express their best and
est thanks for the very valuable services and cheerful and
ready assistance you have rendered to the great
terprise in which they have been engaged
am, dear sir, yours faithfully,
GEORGE SARRARD, Secretary.
Capt. HuDsos, u. s. NJ
U. S. s. H. Niagara, Deronfort.
Efraa from as M1es Of Proceedings Of the Board Of Dr
tors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, dated September 10,
1857.
Rssaued, That the best and warmest thanks of this
board be rendered to Captain Hudson u s. NJ, Captain
Sands U. N, Captain Wainwright, r. N, Master Com
mander Noddal r N, and the officers under their
specye commands for their very valuable services and
unrng ZEAL and for their everready and cheerful ussst
in the advancement of this great enterprise the
cessfu accomplishment Of which, under circumstances Of
great personal Inconvenience they have all had most
deeply at heart although from circumstances which
they had power TO exercise either power control
temporary check has been sustained to its completion.
GEORGE SARRARD, Secretary.
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Another Failure.

NEW YoRK Oct. s.--Clarke, Dodge, & Co., domestic
exchange brokers, have failed
T. w. Clarke & Co. of Philadelphia announce that
the suspension of Clarke Dodge Co will not interfere
with their business Their house is going usual
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Finances ia Philadelphia.

PHnADEIpHA, Oct. 3.--It is blue day in stocks
There have been sales of Reading, and but ten ha
been bid.
The Pennsylvania Bank win not go into line until Mon
day
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b Y Il Ell Il G II A PH I.
subs1it..ts for as Star Of as We,

SttLaalae Tor Me Star Of Me Weat
NKw YoRK, Oct 3.--The steamer St. Louis is TO take
the place Of the Star of the West for Aspinwa will
not sail until the 7th instant.
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the Pub
lie Printing.


CIacz surxcsIKDxsI PumIo PkIsINo,
Washington, October lsi, l5of
TN pursuance of the provisions of the " Act 10
poyde executing public printing" Sc approved August
81 1852 sealed proposals viii be received this the Cp
Monday 9Th day. OF Deoember next Al twelve
printing ending the LIST day Of December sss
specnes nearly De AsoerAned no
quantity quality Of each kind Of that VII be
CURED
printing paper uncAendered "A By
IS inches and weigh forty i've pounds 70 the Tea q $50 shees
Class H.
printing paper c2endered BY ss
nces and weigh my pounds the of 4eo sheets
Clan III
900 printing
Ss inches and weigh nifty pounds the
4S0 sheets.
300 superans hArdued and caenderd printing paper
Of 4s0 sheets.
1000 reams superne map paper
sizes corresponding weight with
uring inches weighing pounds o 4so
shoets.
Claa W.
200 ream superne plate paper (oaendeed uncaendrod
required "a inches and Of such weight
may be required.
paper Of
mineral other subAnoo
wheness and ques Of twenty four sheets each
bundles each each contain $50 perfect
Uniformity color thickness and weight viii be reG1ed
bundle varying under nvs
from the standard weight VIII be received and ths so
weight WILL all be required Mixing Of various hcknessss
the bundle make the weight vii DO considered yoa
tlon OF the contract
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Nec Indian Treaty.
Host,le Position Of he Mormon,

ST.. LOUIS Oct 3.-Gcn Denver has made satisfacto-
ry treaty with the Pawnees
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MAGNIFICENT Grain and Stock Farm for sale.

TIME subscriber having fixed his residence in
Washington years wishes to sell his farm stock &c
fail be satisfactory who is
desous farming stock raising The farm which win SELL
first quality land lying the county Of Pike
little mile from the OF Bowling
hundred
gently rolling prairie the balance in timber Upwards OF
cultivation hundred
wheat In orchard Of the
enclosed by
hedge farm the neghborhood Besides
Of small creek
aforng nexhausbe supply OF water ut all
farm twelve miles from the nourishng
growing Louisiana market the Mss
spp river complete Bowling by which
produce louisiana and the
day.
buildings cottage dwelling house good contain
kitchen, pantry smoke house. houses
outhouses Besides the
failing spring within two hundred yards Of
which Is thirty feet and
diameter with brick and pastered inside with
otherwise finished in the compoest
a heul6fs farm the State Of Rssou Is
general estimation, beautiful and valuable
cording county wish 10 sell It, simply because
whilst engaged present enterprise as the editor and proprietor
usos cannot conveniently and
proper advantage
accommodating BY paying one third
purchaser have four the balance
paying and securing the deferred payments In the usual
Any inquiry subscriber Washington city
Harris Samuel y Murray, Bowling Green
Pike county, Mo-, will be promptly attended to-
Sept 20 Wh A HARRIS
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ernment State, railroad and other held abroad These
collectively 10 s202 922 937 their interest
at per cent, TO sl2, l75, S76.
For 1857 down 10 30th june draw the official re-
turns from late exhibit in the Washington Union
III
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No 5000 writing paper 10 % inches weigh twsr-
ty-eight pounds per
writing 10 by 20 inches weigh
writing paper is by IS inches weigh
No 100 writing paper by inches TO wolsh twenty
writing IS by Is inches weigh
e4oo writing paper, IL IS inches weigh twelve
papers designated CLASSES and be d the
% class are 10 be white or blue os The regular s,snasra
sizes Of the respective kinds and Of such weights as may be re
weight specified in the schedule.
Of ordering greater less quantity OF each
such and in such quantities
the public service require
considered separately and be subject
rate contrac may
PROPOSAL privilege reserved requiring bidder
than class assigned him TO take all such
classes forfeit his right any class
Samples mot qure each OF paper bid m
sample Of each kind must zach bd and
numbered with the number Of the
proposed schedule the cases
properly designated the sample viii not be considered All
and samples must be transmitted to this oce free post
Each proposal signed by making IT,
every paper contained the class proposed Tor
All paper the several classes must be delivered
designated Washington City
charge and subject tho
on count weight and the Superintendent and be
Blank proposals viii furnished per
applying them and win be taken into consideration
less substantially agreeing Herewith.
approved securities VIII be required and the supply
of inferior article any Of the classes or failure TO supply
the quantity required at time will be considered violation Of The
contract.
his ability execute them and
by such evidence will be rejected
The proposals (Which must be sent separate from the sampss win
after December (sth) O'Clock
Proposals viii be addressed superiniendeu Of the Pubic
Printing Washington endor,ed
Proposals for supplying Paper"
Oct l-2awtDecl Superintendent of Public Printing.
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Suspended Banks.

4 LARGE and elegant assortment of jewelry
Clocks fancy goods cutlery stationery perfumey bruhss
c mbs toys, kc &c, Sc opening The Lakes 5oa
certified checks Of the regular Of the
district except Pao Nourse taken for goods par
Sept 2e-1w
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Adpioes from Captain Hudsm.-Th Submarine Telegraph
Gsuboned is copy of the letter received yesterday
morning by the Secretary of the Navy from Captain Hud
SON. in command of the United States steamfrigate Nj
agara:
USiTED STATES srrAM-YRIaATR NIAGARA,
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Tho exports OF last year. therefore, not only paid for
the imports, but left quite sufficient to liqui
date the annual interest OF all the stocks gov
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n OLD MOUNTED JET JEWELRY We have
NJ received beautiful assortment of gold mounted
ewely single pieces such bracelets
brooches rings necklaces plain and studded with diamonds
pearls, &c
NJ W. GAIT Il BRO
s24 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Oct St
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rTNO THE PUBIIC-Bank of Washington paper
par STOVES all descriptions,
furnishing articles and debts due equal gold silver
c. wOODWARDS
Metropolitan and Crate Factory,
sls and 322 Pennsylvania avenue,
g. 10th and 11th
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TINIE Medical Department opens November b the
II free preliminary course, October s, 1857
Apply to PAUL y. EVE, Dean.
Collegiate Department Western Military Institute
session September comprises complete classical
elective engineering scientific and agricultural
branches and preparatory school Tuition boarding washing fuel
500 per twenty weeks Modern &C. each $40
$50 students the departments
Apply TO b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent
NASHVILLE Tenn, July IL, 1857
Aug 5-5mdsw&ws
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SCALES! SCAIESN SCALESHI
FULL Stock Of Fairbanks celebrated Scales-DoFman
II Platform, Gfoc0rs, Counter and Beams:
Hay and Coal Scales In and for Fseto
~ prices, by W. H. GORDON & co.
mas 81 Sole Agents for Middle tennessee.
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CARD.

E1a a CARD
TTAvING SOLD entire Stock to MessFs. HAsBRooz,
III MowHTRTRR & Co., take pleasure in recommending
them our customers and III public generally a
~ EVANS, PORTER & CO.
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PRIVATE BOARDING,
FEW single gentlemen be comfortably accOmmo-
II dated with Board and Lodging by
MRS. LOOMS,
C,ut Errr,u. ~CTr ut
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y z Y I'D 7 IIs71A OO-AHs
fSRCUREl BY LEFTERS PATENT


asas SECURED BY LETTERS PATIENTLY
U ER0sENE ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
Ia from this OH exceeds in brancy tbs any other oil
or mud heretofore discovered; is inexposFe, and viii
main limpidin the very coldess weather.
The Company recommend the amps best adapted this
OIL. the Kerosene Lamp5 manufactured by the following
parsss Messrs Cornelius & Baker, also, Dyott Phlla
delpbia. g. v Haughwau Co.. 4SS Broadw ay the Brook.
Ign Flint Glass Co.. No % Broad Street, Aesrs Detz Co
l2 William Street, L. MeFeier 1876 Elm Street. and H. Sd
wards A Duane street, N Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Office Of the Company.
hERosENR LUBRTcATING OIL No l. Prepared suite
Anest, and all other kinds Of Machinery burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands greats degree OF cold
best Sperm Oil and admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosEEE LusRIcATNe 0ILs No. 2E3. Superior Lubrea
tor and viii be found TO posses advantages any Oil
the market at prces-wIlI not b1rn-and have been
prepared to meet the Tequremenso of Railroads Others
KEROSENE BIENAcLE OIL Prepared expressly for Shps,
aud will be found admirably adapted for Steam.
Ships Men of War, Merchants Vessels and River Graft
and burns in all the Cabin Sateroom' Cinnacls Forcase
Lamps Signal Lanterns, &c.
Binnaee OIL will remain fluid as long as best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring trimmed and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship. ChandIers Druggists, and Groces York. and
the regularly appointed Agents of the Company many of
The principal Towns and Villages Of the United States the
Canadas ana the Island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules esab
hshed by the Board of Trustees,) on application
- AUSTEH'S
GEERRAL AsRSTs, KEROSENE OH Co.
No. so Beaver Street, N. Y,
N B. Circulars with full particulars testimonias pEiees
sc, g.. viii be forwarded On application as above.
june6-ly. IA. WI
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TIE GREATEST
Building Association
OF THIS PROG Il ESS1VE AGE.

AM Offering For Sale al low figures, twenty Buia
ing Lots in Ihe Eighth Ward Nashville, tsrms
any plocure himself c0mp plee and
home. The lots front the MuFfEeesbOrO Turnpike,
on harf Franklin Maple streets, and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
ClaboDss Omnibuses have pleely reYolutonRsd hs
part city, which with other imprOyments being
Dads extenUOn OF Gas and water In thas drse
ion, will add greatly the value Of ths Property.
Ihe Terms will allow each purchaser immedt-
atsy put his buildings, The purcnase money VIII
be required until the 9Th Of January l the Interest
only be paid annually until that time. Call soon
iuly-u BsP Avs. LlNDSLET.
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valuable Free-SOil Lot for sale.

AM now sferinS for sale valuable Building Lot q
spruce street. near the Of Broad. The Foss
feet Spruce, Is hundred and Hny fsst ees
with a convenient alley In The rear Ia.
This property exsmp: from taxes for % years from sl
Janusry next. This is OF more value than
ally accorded only the grounds but all improve.
ments erected thereon Tree from taxes. The saving In
item will more than pay br NE ground and all
improvements This lot is also situated in an OF the city
that now being rapidly filed up win hne dwellings and
private residences Terms reasonable
ApDiy iuly A. v. s. LINDSLHf.
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THECHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST
BARGAIN.

AM Offering great saeIdee, that valuable prop
Il erty, College Hill, Immediately opposite the Un
Versty long occupied By lGle Dr. TrOost The Ls
60 Market street, with the 'front.' Coz
sge. The house large and eommOdiOus, and The Ehos
the price Oaerlt Is = great bargain.
Cla6OrRes's Omibus has practically moved Collegs H3k
right iHO Public square any wanting residence
convenient business would do well 70 look pr0p-
.rty. Call az A. v. S. LGNDSLkY.
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Pianos Pianos,

I'VE hkve received Fourteen more newP rSss7Z-rss
w sno-Fortes from these unriV-lled ma sz;SzSsa 81
ksrs Light Newton Bradbury, and HaiDss 4 .
F'a wbi-h makes stock very large and desirEabe
We would be pleased to have these instruments eo
bv ali whether they desire to purchase or not Every Pr
"a sod by US shall be warranted 70 give satisfaction in
x.rE rrspee fehl0 W K FREEMAN.
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White Bluff Hotel.

WHITE BLUFF, DICKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
THE Subriber has opered Hotel this place and is
i prepared 10 accommodate the travelling community
in the best White Bluff situated on the Char
loe Turnpike 2S miles from Nashville and 10 from Char
Oe, and very desirable Stopping point for those pass
ing to and from Nashville Soliciting share of the pub
lie patronage the subscriber that al his best e
forts shall be directed to please.
NAV 23-Wsn A p NICKS
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NASHVILLE JOCKEY CLUB COURSE.
Fall ffaefino. 1887

TUESDAY, October 9Olh-lst day-sweepstakss for two
year ods (who trained previous 70 the LIST
I-OalgY & Thompson enters ST by 3d Boston. dam by
A Turner enters + by Shamrock, dam Ida, by imp
"a Barnes enieIs by Albion, dam BY Richard
-Brasher q Powers enter eh by Albion, dam by Leva-
hs1. ..
5-w Phillips enters by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam.
SANE DAY. -.-r..t r
fst mile Sesl.GiuB to sGd $500 Il two or more Start
Nv Rountree enters ch Tom Eames by Sd Boston, dam
2-Also, fKste Hayes, by imp AlbiOn dam Eudora, by
S-John Kennedy enters ch by Emu, dam by imported
4P PsFOwlsr enters br Daisy Burns By Lamds, dam by
Pacific.
5-W T Cheatham enters by Glencoe, dam ssnOa
6-E BTsahiIi enters $ ( by Albion, dam by Rauer.
WEDNESDAY, October 2Ia-sweePsakes for untried
9yeaT olds, SlOO entrance, $50 iOriei mile heats
Nv Chestham enters by Glencoe, dam Sonora
a-John Kennedy enters ch by Emu dam by Aindsrby.
4-W Phillips enters ( by Ebony, dam by Cd Bell
THURSDAY, October 99d.-sweepstakes for year olds
500 entrance, $50 forfeit, mile heats.
IN Calgy enters br POtsOs by Glencoe, dam imp by
G-Rrasher Powers enter ch by Abi,n, by Levis
3-JOhn Kennedy enters ch by Albion, dam by Ain
4wm ROuntres by Glencoe, dam Jane Watson,
5-W shsrrod enters br by Anne Dent, by EpsOlOm,
6-W Cheasham ers 9 { BY Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love, Dy LeViathRn.
7-k Thompson enters bf by Glencoe, out of the dam
Of Mary Bowen, by LevIathan.
FRIDAY October 23i-sweepstakes for year olds, s5O
ESQ Forfeit mile heaClub to add $500 If TWO
I-Wm Kounlree enters ch Tom Rams, by Sd Boston,
dam sally Jones, by LeviRthan.
2-Also, { Kate Hayes, by Albion, dam by Pram.
3-B CheAlhsm Ch DeSotO by Epsilon, dam Cottage
Girl. by imp Alnderby- ...-
tPs Fowler br Daisy Burns, by LAmdA. dam by
Pacific.
ky Leviathan.
SATURDAY October 24th-Sweepstakes for year olds,
S2'O entrance, $50 forfeit, mile heats.
1T Trmbe enters bf BY Glencoe, out of the dam OF
Mary Bowen, by Leviathan.
9-B q D Cagy enters Pot5os by Glencoe, dam by
imp STUMP
st Bscon enters Bill CheathGm, by Albion OF
the dam OF Berry, by Glencoe.
4-W Chatham enters ( by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love, by LeyiBthan.
5-john Kennedy eh by Albion, dam by imported
Ainderby.
6-w sherrod br Aline Dent, by Epsoom, dam
Princess Anu, by LsyiathRn.
Nv Phillips enters cb by Albion, dam Delta, by
Priam, w. PHILLIPS
auP4--u Proprietor.
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Paradise Hill, Is miles, from Nashville
mill, etc, etc, now erecting our barrel and
Machinery thereon md shall be prepared in weeks to sup
ply all Flour and Dry Barrels, stock therefor
ready prepared for setting up, making superior Barrel in
eyerv respect 10 any now in ase Machine Handmade
Samples of Barrel Stock be seen at Hcks' China
Hall, 10 Public Square. having sets Of Machinery
turn out If necessary I40O Barrels per day.
Orders received and information given, also County Rights
orsale by EDWIN FERGUSON d CO.
July I5-d3m.