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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24

FIVE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
Wy ba inst received three hundred boxes OF the finest
w FrSpcB EancS candies cream Candy, Chrystalized
Fruits &c rom X Y SIasrd New Y0rs that posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &C, VIZ
Assorted Chrysaiized Fruits
c,5rysaIized Ginger. RosOlins:
feIS Er1Its win leaves: Vanils Gum DTODs;
Raspberry Balls; Aclluatea FRUITS
do Gum Drops tandy TOYS;
Id Irons; Cordial Sugar Almonds;
Et~rrv Cobiers, Cream FRUITS;
pi,s,ppIe Balls: MarasChne Balls.
10 Fruers; Strawberry;
Besies many kinds Come and for yourselves
efore sou buy. HOLLISTER d CAKIBR
I gpra3 - Union street
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PERRY COUNTY.

We authorised MosEs BATES candidate
for CLERK OF the County Court Of PeTr colniy tn March
election. sept I'D,
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silk NeTnO Saxony. scott Wool Cashmere An}rican
Canton FIaue aud Twiied Cotton, handsome anI Satin
Seats. Firs aud CTavats
EvCrv Variety If Gloves &c Robes, Trunks, Suspenders
,EolIder 7aces Money Bells &c; Port Monies d latest
c Purses anu Pocket Books all for sale moderate prices
Nv Isepl Iit j. H MEG III.
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So Tie Nashville Academy of Music will com
mcnee its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem
her next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No. -. South Vine street july3O-2m
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~ K CORNELIUS, A=eu, for the sale Of Fisk's Cse
~ bfsted P1Ieat ldctaiiC EsaTisti Cases. Is
prepared eud 20 al tuners heTeofOre, when his
services may he required. Ore n The Phntx Wareroe
No. 40 Spring cherry. Residence No. II Vine
street. between Spring and Broad.
NBNi also attend % receiving and i0rW arding bodies
Sc. when notified iapr-26t
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an'eFe'I1ng g Teo9anic ana ,anHfa c.

tuFcs-ThiFd Annual fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers OF Tennessee and ad
Joining States ars reminded that the Third annual Far ana
Exhibition ofhe Mechanics institute Of this state VIII COM
mence October let in THIS ely. fbe annually inereas
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions, and visible ad
vsnages resulting exhibitors well from the disssnina
ton Of Important information among themselves, as from
the great publicity which they thus enabled to give he
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will clpse in acnaoence and inter St all lis predeees
sOFs.
Copies OF circula giving fail particulars, be obtain
cd at the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo
site the sewaDee, BY dressing the President VIM
stockeI, or Secretary n. X. Walker. FJune 30 3m
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GROVER & BAKE.
SEWING NlCHIIES
FOR FAMILY SEWING AMI
MANUFACTURING,
A Public Square,
iar NASHVILLE, TENN.

DUBLIC patronage the best ienee OF merit Tes,
Machines, alike victorious prejudice and competos
IN Manufactures, Workshops and Families now Justly en-
joy more universal avor than has been bestowed upoy
any Machine To merit continuance Of this patronage
the honest ambition of the PrpoTieors,
TIE GROVER BAKKG MACHINE Is urvRE
PRKFERRED FAMILY SEWING.
ls Il s more simple and easily kept than am
other Machine.
Cd II makes which will rip or rayel thouo4
every third stitch is cut
3D. II sevs from two Ordinary spOols and thus all trouble
of winding thread is avoided while the same Machine car
be adapted, at pleasure by mere change of spoos to al
varieties Of work.
4h. The same Machine silk linen thread and com
mon spool cotton with equal facility.
5th The scam is elastic the elastic fabric sc
that 1t Is free from all liability to break in Washing ironing
otherwise.
9Th The stitch made By this Machine is more beautiful
than any Other made. either by hand or machine
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THURSDAY MORNING, -: SEPT. "a 1857.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
UNDEEWARE.

UR Of Furnishing Goods again full and complete
We invite aii TO examine it, ard guarantee the goods
hall prove a. represent, selling hem. We suit
40 in SHIRTS with without collars Mar si!ls shhts, white
" colorcd cOlored Rham shirts, handsome spots
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0SEkg< SQlLGgNZ113SE
81 8 81
@Ggya95ga z51NtgEz2I 5s
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TEE DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
FROM WASHING ron.

OcT 22.-lhe ladies of the District, ut n
meeting held in this city this evening, formed
themselves into a HerndUtl Fund Association,
and appointed a committee with instructions To
issue circulars inviting the cooperation OF the
Women of America to raise funds and invest
the same for the benefit of the Erilily Of the
late Capt. lIerudun. The Mayor of Washing
ton and Col Irwin delivered addresses on the
occasion.
The dviccs from Sup't Magraw's section Of
the wagon ROAD expedition, dated at lndepend.
ence, Rock Island, Sept. 18th. Engineer Sal,-
dor, who was III advance of the party, succeed
ed ii. iinding AL excellent route from the sum
init OF the south pass to Bear or Soda springs,
the Bear river, aud had been quite successful!
VEST of these springs, upon the discovery OF n
Soou road between the points first mentioned
f1spSnded Oh the success of this portion OF the
"a, 'i " who are engeged in the construction OF
.h ms , rSSt thoroughiare from Fort Eearney to
tnc .S'liil1SfMia State line at Henry Lake. The
"pe'ii's VI 'niS new route will save Inany miles
vi u'1''' :? '1 % California and Oregon emf
grants ~ Is Is t.lonHht the expedition will get
Tb aSo ~ t. If Sum, " the 5t af December.
lpediton are also favorable Ii is TrnTai,c tI,a
the work will be completed bGl0re t ti,no In :,
mentioned.
Ocr. 23-Thc President having learned ,bo :
Ex-PrcSident Pierce was contemplating visi,ing
| the island of Madeira, for the. benefit of his
wife's henlth rendered passage through the
Sec'try of the Navy, in the U. S. steamer Pow
hnttan which is OH the eve of leaving for th
East Indies, touching ut Medcria
| a letter received at the war department state
that the 9TH and 10th regiment Of Infantry ant
Phillips Battery, left Fort Laramie on the Oil
Sept. on their way to Utah.
Lieut. Alexander, commanding the 10th regi
ment, says, that the march across the prairie
country from Fort Leavenworth to Platte river
was within the time allowed by Gen. Harvey
Four cases of bilious fever, produced by thu
great alterations of the temperature and miasmi
Of the Platte river bottom; aud confidently eX
pressed the belief, that unless some unlavorabIt
accident occurred his regiment will reach Utal
in condition Of perfect Gtticiencyund discipline
The diplomatic corps, to-day, received card,
of invitation to grand dinner party ut tn,
Presidents House, OH Tuesday the Both.
The Sec'try OF War, accompanied by GEM
Scott and others, were engaged to-day on "
visit of inspection TO the various forts in the
lhnrbOr
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FIRE IN THE STATE PRISON.

CoLCNBrs, o., Oct. pa fire commenced in
the State Prison, III the work shops at the North
end, at half uast seven this evening and has
already destroyed all the shops in that portion
of the yard. The steam Engine and four others
were promptly the ground, but not before
the flames had obtained such Roadway that ii
found the main building would also be destroy
cd The city is illuminated by the flames and
thousands OF spectators are attracted to view
the destructive scene. 1t was doubtless the
work Of an incendia1y. Loss of stock compu-
ted ut from S25UOO TO $3O,UUO, not including
the damage to the building. BY strenuous eX-
ertions, tSc flames were confined to the shops
at the North end of the yard, which arc totally
destroyed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24
MONETAKY AENAlKS.

C1NclxxArI OCT. 23.-The money market i,
unchanged. Banking Houses are discounting
New Orleans are salcable when well secured, al
three per cent oil. Exchange continues scarce
and irregular.
Bos1ox, Oct. ga circular signed by many
OF the leading merchants Of this city, has been
published, endorsing the good standing of Tho
New England banks. The circular las been
caused by the difficulty ofpassing Massachusetts
money in the west.
The Democrats, mt meeting this evening,
passed resolutions laying the blame of the pres
ent financial revolution ON the Banks, and con.
demncd paper currency altogether. The reso-
lutions advocate the gradual abolition Of all bills
under ten dollars.
0swEuo, Oct. a3.-Itis rumored that the
Luther Wright Bank will go out of existence.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NGw York 23d-Thc money market is more
stringent to-day. Sales range from two TO three
per cent for prime paper The whole amount
of sterling bills returned from London protested
TO 7U,UOO pounds, including the 10000, drawn
by the Bank OF Penn'a ON Geo. Peabody.
Lord, Warren & Evans, dry goods dealers,
failed to-day.
There was further decline in stocks.
The Metropolitan Bank is said to discount all
paper offered, .as u general thing however,
money was as tight as at any time during tie
week. 1t is stated by the Express, on the au
thorily OF private advces, that the English un-
derwritels Ind declined toinsureany more spe-
Gle OH board the Persia 1t is also stated that
the Persia and steamer sai.img on the 2+th of
October, would have ON board one million sterl-
ing. The same authority states that the Bank
of England has notified the bill brokers, that
they would discount nothing having over 30
days to run
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FROM ST. LOUIS

OcT. 23.-J. Z. Stuck, U. S. Surveyor con-
tradicts the report, recently published IN the n.
Y. Tribune, that several companies Of Survey
ors had been murdered by the Cheynnes and
Sioux Indians, in the north west vi Nebraska.
The Kansas Constitutional Convention met
on tue 18Th.
Renick u Peterson, Bankers, have suspended.
Assets ample.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

Dix. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAroR is what we
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some timesince, whiletroubletl with Dtspep-
STA, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptic suffer, our physician de-
MED us the use of the favorite cup of coffee
with our breakfast But this did not lessen the
evil, so by the Dr. advice meat was discarded
from our dlet-yet Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, we commenced the use of family medi-
cines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try Dir. SAN
roRD's LIVER ixvIGoRAToR We tried it, and
since then We have recommended others to try
it. while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cases that we
know of who have tried it but have been bene
fitted by its use. 1t is the most nrig0rating,
life giving balsam we have ever known, and we
are happy in telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them VIXEN troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try this
uniailing remedy FFelonia Democrat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

OK last Monday evening at attempt was made
by two persons to rob the house of Th0s Hen
derson, living ?! miles Sovth of 81. clairSSilIe'
Mr.. H. grabbed his money and started for the
nearest neiehbor's house, and the robbers after
him, but they failed in catching him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

KILLED INsrANTLY.-we learn from the Stem.
oenyiIle Herald, that Samuel Amspoker, who re.
sided on Harrnon's Creek, Washington county,
"a, met with sad accident, on Wednesday al.
ter9oon last He left Wells Saw Mill. with n
two horse wagon load of boards, about noon
Inc horses took fright at some object near tic
bridge between the mill and Holidays Cove, up
set the wagon, and, the boards falling upon him,
he was crushed to death instantly. Mr.. Am
spoken, VIC understand, owned good farm
was well to do" in the world, and leaves a fam
ily, wife and five children.
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m11NnIs RLEnnInN

CmcAGo Oct 3D. Returns received from fiE-
ty-six counties of the State. Republicans have
a majority of over $500. The Republicans
have also carried both branches of the Legis-
lature.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

C1xc1NxAr1, Up. MA fire occurred this
evening in the Sugar Refinery Of Kiibrath, Nc
Kenzie & Co, totally destroying the house and
contents. Loss $4,000. Fully insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

TAXES TAX EST TAXESIu
Circumstances which have had control having
suspended the collection until this late perOd and
the tine for making being hope all taxPay-
era all see and acknowledge necessity of prompt
mt SAM'L IRWIN,
oriT Sheriff of Ohio County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

KILLED BY THE FAILING OF a Rocx.-While
some laborers were cleaning away land slide
at Bnr,On's on tile Central Ohio Railroad, the
ctie' day. large stone started from the bank
above and crushed the leg of one of their mum.
Der against gravel car. As he was endeavor.
ing to extricate himself another rock struck linn
on the head and killed him instantly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

RtNEnA'.-'rhe funeral of H. p. chaplne was
attended yesterday by a large number of friends
ana members of the several Lodges of Odd
Fellows.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

CnlcAGo, Oct 23.-The propeller Reindeer,
running between here and Montreal, went To
pieces Off Point Au Sublc on Monday last All
hands lost except two
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tIICIIlI.Nz IM19G5IstrlIN.r TO
1s Eti'f1 IN ifht-, E.uslUOR hlRItC1IANTls
AND M19OAhA ~. II SsEtOCElES.

----- UIt FFUUIiI W 3AENNlE ItSo III----E- =
IPLACORINGs TO pRODCCE AT.A MOMENTS NOTlCR
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR -fFI4
tt undersigned has lately made great improvements
ILLS branch of tpsi'cSs Trtayorings are put up In pack
Of q ~ gallons, and requires huthu addition
81 Pure Spirit either lst 4tls proof and Liquors such
Coghac, either dark pale, Holland and English Gin JR
EcoIei Mlskc. Apple, Peac Cherry and raspberry Bran,
dy Port ami MacH Wines viii he INSTANTLY duced. 1t
requires SKILL an addition OF coed spirit say
galNns to each gallon OF the respective FlavorinE.
The best COHnac oil, green, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, low any other Importer In tie q. s.
Essences OF every Liquor Extract of Cognac, ID. of
Which produces 2UU gallons Of Cupnac.
Raw Whiskey may by DR.. Fs age and body preparation
be made smooth with but thrilling expense.
The price of PayOrEs extremely moderate aud di
rectioHs in full supplied by
Dir. LEWIS RRUOIITWANGER,
Chemist and importer or nwgs Esse'ttgk 0fEs I1d Ret
OlS, DnOHttrNOfNIe .nd thOto0lHtDhit Chemicals,
no. I33 HIniden Lane, New York,
N b. Sol. genl ry's Cordial
and Gin. ap2s-6md&w
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
gsss3 S5s;.s:ss lls.t.ssla
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE B. 4 o. n. R.
UIssIfuEy Station. June 18th. 1851,

>
Wheeling Station, June 18th, 1851.
on and after Sunday evening Juhe it, the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily At s:l0 a. NJ and $3.50
r. 81, and IL r. NJ. Wheeling time. a,
TLr Mail Train daily Except Sundays) at S:l0 A. Nj!
WIN receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations. 80, =, =, -, "a
roe messengers fOllOwin stations only: Ben
MoundsVi!e Cameron, Burton, Bvntens Ferry, Graf
tnn HoWIcsnur Piedmont, Cumberland, No INV Station,
Sir Johns Run MartnsburGI harpers Ferry, Monocacy'
sykesy lille and Washington Junction =, =,
'Tbr Accommodation Train daily Except sundaSl AZ
H. NJ Will receive discharge Passengers At all the
principal stations =, ,,,,-r..t. :, ..nS
The Trains will arrive rs follows The Man
A. NJ Express Train s:5 A. NJ; Accommodation Tram
NJ 6:3u +. N. By order Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

The Poon AS WELL As THE Rlcn can now en-
joy the luxury of being cured of all their coughs,
colds, hoarsness, &C., &c, in the use of DR..
Chapman's Hourhoud Balsam. Its a great ia
vorite with the children, they like its taste and
regard it as their friend in trouble t. H. Lo.
gan & Co., proprietors. Forsale by E. Booking
and Reed & Kraft.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

DoN'T forget the ContinentaI'sconcertto tonight
at the City Hall. The young vocalists, to men.
TO" no other claims, are entitled by their me. :
its, to crowded house.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Der. 23.-Flonr firm, with sales of 900 Dbl.
What STEADY, 25,U00 bus sold Corndn Ness
Pork has declined Zoe, salesat s9Oa2n, ~; prime
,lo declined 25c, sales at $l6,75. Whisky steady.
Stocks lower
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PEnRY ROAT RURNED.

C1NcINNArI, Oct. 23.-The ferry boat, New
port Belle, plying between this City aud New
port, was burned to the waters edge, Mt O'clock
this morning, Loss $10,uOO. Partially insured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

Tue RlyEn-There was nothing going on
about the landing yesterday-all was listless
and dull 4 few sail boats were cruising around
opposite and above the landing-the regular
packets threw their waves up ut us, in going
out, as if in contempt of our perpetual dull IL
ness, aud then the old Interchange was LETT sol'-
tary aud alone.
Ice one-quarter of an inch in thickness frozS
in exposed places about steamboats, at ST LOUIS
on Monday night Mosquitoes had quit.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTy

For SaIc or s.cnsc, I'm IS est CnImnBin, Vn.
THlIE prUIer! In good working order, having Black
smith shop with fires, Patterns and TOOLS together
with stock Of coke The buildings lengiitl by
30 eetin width nth carpentcrshop and lathe shop
lathe.
The property centre fine growInEagricul.nraI
and manufacturing county with large trade
dctiYC operation,
The properly will bslcasrd for term years
of steady habits md good character,
apply. any should purchase the pay
Will be made easy, either with without stock
This property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
Of 100000. Should company purchasing. desire it, tie
chartered privileges will he allowed go with the property
apIS 2td tfw SARGENT 3 BROTHER
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STfSi,ENIlED

New YonK, Oct. 23.-Robb, HaIlett & Co., of
this city, have suspended. This failure will
not affect the Bank of Robb & Co., New Or
leans
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Der. 23.-E'our noluinally unchanged. Wits
Ky l24 aud fair demand
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ApPoTNTMENT.

APPOINTMENT.
New YoRH, Oct es.--M De Rasslotf has
been appointed Charge d Affairs from Denmark
to the United States
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CIEcrir CorRr.-There was nothing of inter
est transpired in this court yesterday In the
case of, Poe Little, indicted for assault and bat
terry, Till of exceptions was fled and allowed.
Emotion for a new trial was advanced and re.
fused, when the court adjourned till nine o'clock
this morning.
WIN. Bets, alias Joseph johnson, charged
with passing counterfeit money, is to be heard
to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-24

REAL EsrArE.-On Monday last John Lewis
bought the land belonging to the Wilson Estate
hear welIsburgh, at s2O,95 IN acre, although
Sa7 had been refused for the same at a previous
sale
The Half Moon Farm for a long time in litiga,
ton, sold on Tuesday under decree, for ABOUT
$4,000, Mr. Inglebright b,ing the purchaser
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Wheeling Female Aeademy,

WheeIln9 Female Acade my,
CONDUCTED RY THE SISTERS OF THE VISITATION.
rINIS institution has already commenced the course Of
IL scholastic exercises for the ensuing year.
Terms day scholars from 80 so to $3.50 guar
according tile of the pupil and the class
in which she Is placed.
There Chargc-or Music, 4lni Languages, IS;
DraUng, Stall optional.
HoaPeFs during the scholastic year, $i1C with
extra charges for music, &c.
FARTHER particular Information be obtained
by ersOnal application to the Drectcss the Academy
auV25-lw
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NOMINATION.


DETROIT, Oct 2S.--Jno. Patton was nomi-
mated for Mayor, by the Democrats, to-day.