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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
I.vTELLIGEA'CE

HVTELLxGE.9'CE
- - - II @E.
me onIrsiened ~oad moe' respectfully rscHn-
ihe assurance that all order. rutrust.d In h, .,,
b Punctnaliy atiesded te. " " "s'
have ocs'stansly soh sltuat,ons ~, e,th-, ,.,.
or female helps. w. s'"<' w"'s
We uudertake oil busi esa Il, ,h,. lin. .ss -
Renting ~ A9ousss.
~. J psonlsinG cheap and sps~iy servtss
q Osoess hon the country p.umlsly am,
oAAkLpTHLO HOIn
Corner ~ Ind and Scot, ~
IL: We wm pay astsa:Son b Aesnstss q -,
- 1S:na ~s0 ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

THOSE AWFUL AND TERRIFIC
ACCIDENTS.
ua.y hApi" ming from The car.icss hand Ing " CAs
rhESh and BrRNHG FIUiD, eau for ever b, stotped
by the Of
PRAfr's PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FREDkR
fHls LAMP rGASSoT xrLcDE from ove,trrnirg while
xhted
'''................... ly filing it, while light
.frlm ov-rfowing, Will Iirh el,
'.''..'................. .froaa aay knoun ca.ss
''...................~ when diiing Il tn huii take
hre.
'-................by tn. wi-kQftoo sneu drop
ping insid. Will hehted.
This Lamp is ,he Ch.ap-st Bee!
ana S!fsss erer offered 10 tie Public: =
With this LAMr and FEEDER IN con ,tuot,on
'he mosf erplosive oon,pouads may p- oarelessiy
ussd with 40 Greater danger than SrxrMor LAR.
on.
Re'aii prices for Lamps, so, g. and rs cents.
Wholesale and retaii BY !. 4 q: BERsIAS NJ Sui
1""""Soy NsS 1o'E. Apr, II -3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
hooks.

MQAS.
BOOKS ND STATIONERY,
'wA6itGis, ana Ret.,l.
AssNAes' 4sQes II CJaSSe I9osC,
t-- --+W1N A~'A-UAv1NDO1f. IOWA.
0ssalsca consists q -
SBai5 sif;;2., aLaE4E
ssa - sii,sr 5sosS fsss -. - ~ ~ rzs,A r.nr7
vrssj ia Osrs;ss. S.oi.
q, 0esds and Ts.s-ls,
szIes ss.y ~ Ss3 l(6-ss-''S ~. !. A.A.'.'.'.
CHEAP AZ rHx CAEAIES9
at either
WBOLIeALI o. RETAIL
-isnssasvu Gro. ~ 1Lis u.
Ux1g0 lsApet-.
I An nov rc,stviag from the nAnussrtLrers. I'VE
sss - : - 81. = .s,s.. .a'fA
(mAy6dtO Rock Island.
Stationery.
TvAE nn-s, stock Of Stationery ossrrd IN this
III WARRRN's.
(unayodt0 1Ock Island.
QLAMk BOOKS of every d-scriptton can nov b
- had At WARRKN'S
(may6dtO R0ck IslaOd
Q0A AOLLs y Curtain Pager CIR sale cheap by
COy F.a. WARREN.
(may0tO nOCk IslNnd.
10000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
RECRaVED AT
w. Z LeClUjre ROsr.
Also
Fresh iOt " Pictures. Paper Mache Dexs. Psay |
Gard Ceses, Apnuals for 1851.
ketiruies, &C., &C.,
For the Wolt1aws.
w have made large additions to our
STOCK OF GOLD PE.NSs
LUBlNS PBRHCAKRY, PORTnONNAIS, and ias.
q Goods generally, which. together with the NEW
D0OKG u the season, We viz sell ~ cheap q .hs
cheapest. tdsldkvt1 0DO. w. RLLS : co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
4 Il AvEkPORT
COAAERCllL COLLEeE.

0Ae aisy:f
=. .. IsoDO2,
A&sepeL ~ T6seA6 = kee-xs0ia1. -.
= " ~ VVG2. 0rA14.
49,. Arisetpal - TsseAsr& AaosssaI -
1eae-xAsptse:
uAvINo ssssci.ts1 wjta myaas u oA,s Iast,tuse
n ". Pratt, 1sa, ~ sre SOW psspsssd = -.
'fy yeoss nes = ~ bssasAes u cunmsreisl s6s.
Gallon
DOUBLE.ENTRY BOOKKEEPING.
- adapted @ sv.fY department. q businsse.
80 DUSlN0oB PRN1eA NSnIP,
tree, boA and rapld syir, o = - 6 mn%rc,al
0aleaissIeaA and IN brsachO tspG1s o nn.L.r Il.
TEACHERS
aaaii1ed ~ ss-estiaQ sad isst. ueflns IN thseugA
snA ssisatAe nsanrr bsr 1saea q Wrs.ne. scs.d.
iae 0aeasatai RsoansAie. Flsas.shia0. ossd
WMia0s b.
LsGeSss DeparfsssssS,
raselen:0 ettQtia0 = esGaIAq1 Gs ih.s departures,
= - soea y lcvet sxcuslveiy - ia: rrs1ess.
OUR TERMS
IN more noAerots - cusve g Dnses~ct ian = the
Sngn, = . ~ 1ag1oeustsa = ~ WesG We vUuid
roaDocafaiyt e01 III aassMlea q 0os1se,s - M
seAs's % The aAovs aa6 IN = ~ Deaseaaor -
- !asssssss:: - ss.ieyisA = vkls = - -
ssslsSsa q sss% y SES1 1s$ss.
: uAsssa tas;.ss ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
DRY GOODS.

GROCERIES.
p II o vi y Il o " y =,
Oysters, &c., &e.
rUNhD subscriber heing In receipt Of Fresh supply
i hGrocerics. Provisons. Dri-d Fruits, Nuts, &C.
h~gs leave 10 inform his friends aud the public in
general, that he has goud of The above
named articles hand, which he will b. happy TO
ssl 10 his customcrs u . small aLvsnce % cost. .
Wooden ard Uv3llOoc vvNore,
He l. also N receipt, BY EspSe.s. Of III,
Fair Haven Fresh Oysters ln Cans.
which he y ssllins BY ths single can dozen cans or
kegs, a. chaap - eng elhss house Ia the city
Thankful for past fAvoSs hops ~ msr : con,,n.
uance Of the same. J.. w. WILEY.
At the old stand % aerOnd street, oppsr,e LrCls,r
blocs, Dsvsnoort. isn22dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

PRIv.1TE TUITION:

IRI1.1TE TUITION:
sIsRB aevssend 0ss. q Atsest. Rector os EAivs,
i Jac&soI Ovonty fo~,, VIII resive Into hs, 10 d.
y vsSy iintd numb-r os yyaff esstlcrsr. l.
hoard a educate With Lis we H,ns
1usof, viii tAe u Piaao, rsench ana D,.
iag sse incIuded IN ths Coar-~ Of Instr actioa
bellvus h heai.hty situated, - ., bpiua q, ~.
sves easily scre>sitlr from ali Ias, b,sk e isws
and Iuiaois
E3aNs nODHRAfI
Refsr nee, ~ Soccial re.oiNtcn)
fks 8iekt 1sv. ,Dsshoo Ls, Oav.aport
Bee. AlereS L ,udssbask,
Ebsnessr Cess, Rsq.,
Rec: J. 0eot
o.. Jse. D. Evans,
J. s-pb 3. o.mp.ou Sci
Apsal 10. 1ooe dlS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

TIM srbscrtbsr tsnpe sp0sssnsly on hand u essi
/ tttss and tAicknesss0 u Dry Chicago Luuabsr st
MA ysrd On ths corner ef n0ck Island aud - sts,
ylujly Nv WnHDIlA-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

pea,srs in Choice Family Groceries and Provisions,
Also general assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots Ard
Shces, Hats and Capa, Hardware, Orockery, " ood-
en- and willow ware, &C., Corner Of Sd street and
western AveAue. Davenport. Iowa. ocilb II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17

GEO. r. WB1TCOMRs,
attorney ana Counselor at Law, Notary Public.
Also Comn.issiodcr u Deed, for y. u, VT. n
r.. Penn. aud Ohio. Once n. W. corner Main
and Rad sts., Davenport. aug - III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-17
DIX. ]. NlcCORTNEY

nFFERA his professional services 10 the cttisehs
~ Of Davenport and vicinity.
O@ce IN Wtlsy 4 Aunssr's nev building. cornrv ot
oss1A brAly s9reels.
Re1sr to George L. Dsve0port. Jsmes ". Common.
asufI7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
-Pe,erson's National Magazine +

-Peterson's National Magazine for
September, IS received, is we'll filled with
good reading. aad well embellished with
ongrayinss--a good number of an excel.
lent Magazine. It's Published by Chas.
j. Peterson, SOC Oh s.aut Street, fhila.
deIphia. at The low price of 81 per year
The Lady's Home Magazine for
September came to hand carly. 1t has
spirited engraving, Hospitality in the
0dea Time, fashion plates, embroidery
patterns, Sc, and capital stories. Pub.
lished By I. S. Arthur & Co., 1903 Wal.
nut Street, PhiIadclphia-s2 per year.
Go1ey's Lady's Book for September,
rich in Embellishments, AID hing Owe,
vita good hing, : received l.. A
Goley. Pha4d p "a, 5 ssr year, aud
ehe4p enough
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

! ~ lses nj 77g snized. WITH Is aomp-s-
: as.ss Platform st principles, Is pro-
ss.T2 spirit, aal Efforts for ;ks saol af
- 'za.as wa5sz manly i, ao5is stand
= prevent the x:ensioa Of the occurs /
szs.en Of African saver, which has
proved. a j: always Vi.. prove. curse
/ aesa Faees-Aas fairly eatitled itsslf,o
ee con, isrel the oaly national p5r.y Of
~ an.7y. W other par,v 50 f.l}y
ouazs ~ u tat puiat N lis creed. re-
aa.5sI E.ash an ar-sa.sat;5a. " 9th.
&C e - .s.9lr ans a: national oE;zs.s
AS. a4saas " e,hs-os ss@ 4 nd.
.ozaa Il pr,ne;p1sS - universal AMI IA
s.anat in Is saaFast ana ssons
lhe paHuc4l contest now r,,;,=,
t1ro chou: he t-n.5a. IN which every mar,
i. required to ac. part, and IN which
,aa.s.s 20 r4js.IIs ground ! en,5tt;.
liz ean.st > tween Fam aaI stktF
I.1aaE. t. ss..-sl7.eI Democratic par.
Il. through tn traa ~ Of is leader.
81 aaA. Il sai.aae. AM direction a.
e=s..5: a4s55aa. a ....ais.r4.:o7 has
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

WHAT DEMOCRACY SUsraIxs.
Young man, we'll known and highly es-
teenad in this vicinity wiring to his
father from Florida ,ays-~A few DAYS
since saw two noble ,ookin negroes
tied TO post condemned to receive SO
lashes each Tor tie enormous crime Of
oversleePing themselves; and when one
Of them complained Of 50 severe an infiie-
ton or - triding cause, II more stripes
were al1ad to his punishment. stood
near and saw the blood spnrt from their
backs at every blow. Do you ask why
| lil not interfere or demonstrate at
sach cruelty The reason was dare
not. But do wonder that free men at
the north ean be found who will raise
ths;r vote. in defence OF an institution
50 brutal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

5, says the storm Of bisotry Know
Nothingisml aad tanaticism Anti.Sla.
very which s'ys pt over our lad ike !
tornado, caused tls Democratic party /.
reel rec and stagSer ike drunken man =
lie Is certainly rtgat ab1at The reR,ag
and staqgeriag, but whether !, w. I,
storm Of bigotry" that caused il. o.
some other Aigh tim. such as d. nocrat.
are liable to have, We are not s5 sur, =
Here Sam6o, YOU black rascal hin
out ny horse, Ha2a Olympus. call him,
Il don know bout d. HI, massa b~,
he's hmPas enough, dats for sarfin,-
Machias Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21
Answer
To -Hatse,sata al Pro5lem

70 Hai9eH4afHal Pr05lem
6.66 inches.
r Answered by Mechanic, and Lorins
BeckwiIh Of Ellsworth.
1t is not certain yet who will
be Governor of Missouri Roll
lEs. the American and Emancipation
candidate has the mos, votes, but tho
returns are being altered 10 elect Stew
art
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21
Al Co..ens' Hgtsl, West p9iat. t

At Cozsens' Hotel. West Poiat, the
child OF border fell into Il poi tive sc
feet deep. Several were called for aalp.
but Mary II ygiigan waitress, ran up,
plua Ted il aaa rescued 1t. The board
ers aud guests IN eaaseq leea@ presented
her with $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

The two surviving prisoners, Wool
AL knigaten, who were save! from the
hand of the Leavenwarth meb, have
made their escape Tr,.n th9 Jail. TA-ir
escape is attributed + tie me- z ace 7F
s3npllcity Of the guard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

The ara Of a risIti-anglel triangle divided
ny 100 gives the hyposbenuse Required the
'hFee sllls- MECHANIC.
1PAns~er next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

4 Urge drove Of cattle went through
Bangor on Wednesday, on the way to
brighton. They had been driven from
New Brunswick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Of Bal
,imore, has been unanimously re-nomi-
na,ei for Congress by the Americans Of
he Fourth Distri:t Of Maryland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

PULMONARY CONSUMPTION - The
great scoarge OF our northern Clint
Is shora OF half its terrors since we h,vs
remedy 50 singalarly effieaciouss W.
tar Bals4m Of Wild Oh cry. II i ne,.
forming many wonderful cures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

WrLMor's HoxE.-It is proposed to
obtain the actual result of tae vote in
Wilmot's own county Bradford. in
Pennsylvania, by taking tie entire vote,
and d-daeting thegesrom twelve pos.nas-
tiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

$1,000.
Eli Thayer's settlement in V rginia is
TO eommenc3 with tract Of 5000 acres
in Wayne connty, purchased by the
Homestead all society. 'TAe land lies
on creek about two miles from the
mouth OF the Biz Sunday river. which
forms the boundary line hetw n Virgin
ia AMI Kentucky, There Arrangements
IRE making for the ba.I ins OF city,
which is to be the centre Of tae colony.
This city is to be called CcrEdo. The
tract Of ground is a splendid neat grow
ing and pasturage country, is very
healthy. and Well applied with timber
and coal. 1t is we'll situated for Ha1iga-
ton, and from this paiat there is coust mt
water communication a. far as Kansas.
It needs bat railway % the James river
and kanawa canal, and a new outlet
for the produce of the West is thus 'nt3e
to Norfolk or Richmond. Gov NiSa
sees the importance Of such al undertake
ing to Virginia, anl advocates il strong
~ TIE company have already sent
cut 80, 900 WORTH OF engines and ma,
cbiaery, with the intention OF making it
a m ,nutacturing place f5T toe Virginia
market. The asst body Of ttlers will
30 out the middle Of August.
MoxEY RArIpLY DlsrE1prrED.-
spenltafifts. while they ruin themselves
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21
Che CI!swortb american
ILLS XYcRTH +.


g4IpAY MORNING, AUG. u. 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21
Mathematical prnhlan

] Answer next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21
ventIon.

In addition 10 the l02 elected an4eg
the Enabling Act, thay claim ison
Pembna-nakIa5 N al i0S-ot NhIca
nun5,r, ii al :neg pres.td 10 count,
are not j. quorua.-What vii they DO
now:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-21

-FaFsaaa: . MOTTO de'v given IN lie
Ellsworth .isasrtcai, G4aYeat. was
aa.s.ea a B.ueh i On Thursday. Asg
18TH, iaf tbs purpose Of or n ziag an
Assss.4t.9a to be called the Hancock
Musical ASSOCIATION.
AZ e2R'eati7n was called II der "
: = o@5o9t, "a "aose notion Haf5
t.2f.' 81 b'ue..i.. vas chosen President
-. y - " as-'8s. : - ear :,
Pr tse convention. Ia> CoaE niion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Get 22-T.hs NcTth Star with South
ampton dates of the 9Th arrived. Shs brings NJ
specie. The Kangaroo is signaLed. The dstei o
both are anticipated,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 22.-WOrrsl Coat z Co,
J. Hooper, Son Co., dry goods, have suspended =
Business lie glOomier.
Minnesota returns favor the Democrats
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 22.-4a feet water in the
Canal River rising-six feet water from st. Loais
to Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22--Cotton sales $500 bales
At e3aIO, Receipts 1880 bales: Superfne -four So,
90 sugar lO4allo; Molasses 40a45c.
Financially, the day was more gloomy. Business
very unsettled
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-COttOn quiet; Flour 81,
70a4eO; Wheat--white 81 .35a1 40; Red 81, 25s
80; Mess Pork s2i,25; whisky 2la2sc.; Cofoe
quiet; Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22-FlOur 81. 25a4, 80; Whisky
15fc.; Wheat 75a85c.
PITTSBURG, Oct. pa Bench warrant was is
sued against 0'Conner Co.. Brokers at the instance
Of the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, charg-
ing him with frsudantly obtaining Sl86000 BY com
plicity with the book keeper.
OConnor claimed TO act as agent Of the Bank to
draw specie from other banks and set up other de-
lenses denying Indebtedness, sc.
Further investigation was waived. o'Connor hav-
ing assigned.
The notes of the Banks are still taken, notWith-
standing the above developments.
K0RFOLK,!Va., Oct 22.-Upwards of So ship
carpenters we're discharged from the Navy Yard
SYRACUSE Oct. PA convention of the interi-
or banks Of New York State was held to-day. 30
banks represented.
1t was resolved TO prepare for resumption at IN
early day, and keep bills specie possible
and increase time of discounts to the extent Of
their ability to aid in forwarding produce.
committee was appointed TO effect an associa-
ton of country banks for mutual protection and to
arrange a system for redemption and exchanges, to
report at future meeting.
Adjourned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23
J. H, PUZZLES

A Meeting was held by the Israelites Of Nashville
At their Synagogue North Market street, on Sunday,
Oct 18th, 1857, for the purpose of taking into con-
siderstiOn certain articles in late treaty signed by
the United States and the Swiss COnfederscy.
Mr.. L. LYoxs was called to the chair, and Messrs.
D. ELsBAcH and D. AARON appointed Secretaries.
The chairman delivered short address wherein
he stated the of the meetings he then produced
q circular from Baltimore, addressed to the secre
tary of the Congregation K E Mogen David, of this
city which was read by Mr. Elsbach, stating that
delegation of Israelites from all parts of the Union
was to assemble in Baltimore the 2sth of October,
inst, for the purpose Oflayng before his Excellen
cy the President of the United States the injustice
done to portion Of the American citizens.
Messrs. NJ. Sulzbaeher, B. Lyons, D. Elsbach and
Aaron we're appointed committee to draw up a
set of resolutions and the following were reported
and unanimously adopted:
ResOVed, That citizens and Israelites we protest
against certain articles in treaty ratified between
this country and Switzerland, wherein the Jewish
citizens deprived of certain rights while sojourn-
ing in that country, when the Constitution of the u
States allows them the rights and privileges as
other American citizens.
Resolved That, while we and the great mass Of
Israelite citizens have always been faithful the
government and its principles, have the right
Of enjoying the same freedom other American oit-
zens abroad well at home, without distinction
as to religious principles.
RESOLVED, That we truly believe the President of
the United States will take such steps will secure
to the Israelites the privileges in Switzerland
as TO other American citizens, or nullify treaty
with that country which he with his liberal princi
Piles, would not have ratified.
ResoEUed, That q committee of four be appointed |
to wait on Hon. Senators BELL and JOHNSON, state !
our case to them and pray them to plead our cause
at the next session of the United States Senate.
RssolUsd, That these proceedings be published in
the Union and American and Patriot, two daily pa
psrs Of this city, the IrasIts in Cincinnati and the
Oceidis in New York; also in sl papers disposed to
aid us in the attainment of our right.
Messrs. NJ. sulzbscher S. Nathan, 1. Garrison
and L. Lyons were appointed a committee to con-
fer with the Hon. John Bell and Hon. Andrew John
son, l. s. Senators, for this State on the above SUBJ
ject
The meeting was then adjourned.
L. LYONS, Chairman.
p E sIso1 Secretaries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23
AIOO REWARD.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber, living near Pulaski,
lGie5 county, two negro men, WILLIAM aud JAMES.
WILL t Is EOO1t9j years OF very black Eve
feet ten inches high, rather hne voice, sloops lille
forward.
JAMES is about or years Of sge very bsek with
gOod deal OF VIII about bis sir feet hight
voice, carries himself very erect. Blt had
blaa ket James had black cloth coat no
reco 'sIsd. will give tbs above reW I'd for the
lodged in jail 80 tia may get them, $50 for either
thom. lauz. 2s-tff y N MARKS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23

These gentlemen take pleasure in tesHing regard TO
FShnestoeks Vernifuge, because OF the have
their private practice physicians for numbered
years. they known IT. by observation, to be good
NEw ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 'Ss.
Messrs. B. a. F6kHestOek E Co.
GEErLKMEE:-HavIngs sold your valuable Vermifuge for
time, and having seen it used for many years,
would Ommend Il TO ali safe efficient remedy
all OF In instance have
evil results following administration, but always has
answered the purposes for which s intended and been
entirely satisfactory.
Believing every thing that has been forth re
gard its virtues strictly in accordance with obSsrva
lions nat only practitioners but men of business
would unhesat glY cay all who read this, thai is the
Vemifuge in and that its virtues bssI
knoEn when tried. Riley, HOOVER q RILEY
sold wholesale ard retail and bv all the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout the United States
oct 3-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23
coxxux1oArED.
TRTRuFR OF REsPRcll

Ne, members Of the ocrnersvilIs lodge Of Free
and Accepted Masons, having been informed Of the
eceass of respected venerable brother James
Osburn, Esq, have meet inths Masonic Hall for the
purpose of paying tribute of respect to his me-
mory.
RcsOlssd, That we attend his funeral in procession
at o'clock this evening
Re'0iOsd, That we deeply sympathize with the
friends and relatives of the deceased in this afe-
tive dispensation, and that the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
resolved, That copy Of these proceedings be sent
to the bereaved family, and that the editors Of the
USIos AND AMERICAN be requested to publish them
THOS J. KENNEDY,
VIM. L. McCLELLAND. Committee.
J. H PUZZLES
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TENNESSEE CURRENCY.

The following is list of the Banks, whose notes
are taken deposit and in payment of debts at the
Bank Of Tennessee:
Bank Of Chattanooga,
Union Bank,
Traders Bank
Bank Of America,
Bank of Commerce,
Bank Of Memphis,
Bank of Paris,
Bank Of the Union,
Bucks Bank,
Bank of Middle Tennessee,
City Bank,
Citizens Bark
Planters Bank,
Farmers Bank,
Merchants Bank,
Northern Bank
Southern Bank,
Kentucky Banks,
New Orleans Banks,
Bank of Tennessee,
The notes of all other Tennessee banks, are uu-
current and have no fixed value, and are selling at
from 20 to so per cent. discount
The notes of the Georgia and South Carolina
banks are not now current in this city, but it is be
Ieved that in few days they will be taken by our
brokers at par or very low rate of discount We
would advise holders not to submit to much loss on
the old banks Of Georgia or South Carolina.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23

RHKUMLTTsM-EKURALGIA.-The agonies Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia mong with which the h1
frame Is Afflicted and have heretofore been found
the most dihcut to remove. Happily remedy is dis
covered by which the most obstinate be immedi
atey cured. This sovereign remedy Is Braggs Arctic L
ment for sale by Druggists generally 1t only necessary
The sufferer Try to be assured ofits efficacy. OeIIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23

R6s- The highest premium was awarded to L W.
Singer Co., for the best Sewing Machines at the
last exhibition of the Mechanics Institute Fair,
held in Nashville, October 49th, 1857.
Office for the exhibition and sale of Singers I'm.
proved Premium Sewing Machines, No 46 Public
Square, over Hicks China Hall
Oct2l-d&wlw WM. A. SINGER, Agent.
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SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.

When the four fine horses that were to contend
for the well filed and beautiful purse that was now
hung out, msie their appearance, the betting be-
came rather animated, yet Gamble continued the IA
vorite against the field at about four to one. Tan
cred was taken against the other tive at about two
to one. Whom the horses were turned loose from
the stand Dai-y Barns went off in the lead, which
position she kept for mile and half-Jack Gam
be leading the other two, and about thirty yards in
her rear. On passing the half mile post on the ID
mile, Gamble made push for the lead which he very
handsomely obtained somewhere before entering the
home stretch this part of the race our reporters
could not see -TaHers5 sl the while hanging lust
in his rear, and theyclOsed the race. II wss evil
dent that Gamble paid no attention to anv horse in
the race but Hlac7si. Time Of this heat 8.47.
The race was now considered over II ia true
another heat was to be ran, but 10 to was freslv
offered on the result that Gamble would whit, And
% it turned out. We will not follow the horses in
the second heat but simply state that Jack Gaabls
took the lead early in the contest and kept it to the
COss-TaaersS as in the first heat, just in his rear
Time 3:4S.