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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
lyme CHEWING TOBACCo--we have

@~'HI N'1 n W AAFNN AUDAhNOO--FF DIFC
l. now in store expressly for the retail sales the
largest and finest lot Of Chewing Tobacco in the city
Of The following choice brands: Gliam's Wine Sap,
do. do. Pride of Virginia. Ross Peoples Fav0rite
Dllls May Flower. Christians Comfort. do Indoul-
liable. FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggist
oc n No. Ii Main street.
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nkO OOOIN FRESH AND DESC

w street
GOLDEN offers his entire stock of SHADES at
the following reduced prices, for cash. viz:
Landscapes, 81 q cts, worth 81 cts
Plain Shades 80 cts, cheap at ST.
B0quets 81 cts. cheap at 81 2j.
Vases 81. cheap at ST 80.
Gothcs 81, cheap at 81.
Gold Border 81 10, cheap at So.
Velvet Border 81, cheap at S..
Velvet and Gold Centre S. cheap at SI2
Also, beautiful assortment of India Rubber Ia
BILE Oil Cloths. a durable article.
P S.-.Storekeepcrs and pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
~ Shades made to order, at short notice.
OC Sim
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n o TIC THE undersigned having
~ qualified as Committee of Col William n
Brown late merchant Of this city, requests all per
SOUS indebted to him, To make immediate payment
rs further indulgence Cannot be given ii persons
having claims against him. are hereby notified 10
make them known without delay, AZ it is desirable
to settle lis affairs Us possible.
Il. X. ROBERTS,
Oc I5-c4W Commute of " ilI!am II Brown
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IL street, has taken one of the new tenenents
lust erected on GoVernnr street, between Nam and
franklin. where he will be pleased to see his friends
and All others who may desire to purchase FURNI-
1UKE assuring them that he will sell goods far cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock Is much larger and great deal better than il
ever has been, consisting of all articles usually kent
IN furniture store, together with large assortment
Of FEATHER BEDS, holsters, PILLOWS and
MAT IkEsSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
advantage to give u cali before purchasing else
where. ~
2S-3U
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To Washington. s. %
TO Raltiuars co
To Philadelphia, 60
The track uf the Railroad between Richmond ana
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay, more
than thirds oft being already completed with an
edge rail ofsuperior quality while the remainder is
in admirable condition. ). RUTH,
SUPERINTENDENT Of TRANSPORTATION.
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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, 40.

w7 GENTS Calfskin Low Quarter
ss~ CATERS, warranted first quality, Price u.
For sale by MARCOS HARRIS.
no 4 is3 Broad st.
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IA -ssa1 Great non, NORTa d,Bl.,
F0K fRAvEE.-TM .CE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTEn9 BEIWEEN, EICuIQND. BALTi
MORE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
ACQUIA CREEK AND WASiiNGTON.-07er the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, 10
the Potomac River seventy-hv- miles and by splen
did and comtortabi. steamers thence to NashDgto
if1y-ivc Gilesin all l3a miles III seven hours, being
acomtortahleand perfectly sale rate Of speed.
uolrs OF departure, VI. and ,P. NJ. and bag
gage under charge 0. secal agents, checked through
10 Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
The CharIeston Banks.

The "run" and excitement which prevailed oe
Monday was not renewed on Tuesday TO auv great
degree, and seemed to be subsdiug gradually
We have, however, to add one name to the suspen-
ded lst,-that Of the Peoples Bank.-wbich
stopped redemption yesterday morning. in conse-
quence OF, or notice of, a demand for balance
OF some $4,000 due one of the Banks Of the in-
terror.
There was, so far observed and witnessed,
no general or excite q pressure any of the 9TH
er banks, which yet continue, however, TO satisfy
all claim ants. We shall be pleased to note a re-
turn OF due aud proper confidence, aud Of such
condition OF affairs as may enable US calmly and
impartiay, To investigate the causes and resnonsi.
oiitles oil the late revulsion In midst and the
lessons to be derived from It.
The list OF suspensions for this city now stands,
The Bank OF the State of South Carolina, sus-
pended Oct 10th.
South Western Railroad Bank, Oct 18th
Bank of South Carolina Oct. 18th.
Peoples Bank, Oct. 18th
IL is needless to say that the issue of the cues
ton, so far it involves the renewal or continu.
ance OF panic, rests with the Banks, and with
holters OF their emissions. Unfortunately howev-
err the evils and incidental injuries Of such a state
will not be confined 20 those previously active or
Interested IN Its promoting causes, but will be felt
by all IN the EamihcanOns of business and daily
traffic. Confidence, as distinguished alike from sell
fish distrus and from rash presumption is the great
panacea, and We are pleased to hail sny symptoms
of its re-appearance.
In reference to the fret suspension-the Bank of
the State of South Carolina and the peculiar and
prolonged character OF its issues, We have but 70
repeat that there is absolute guaranty of secur-
ity aud indemnity. under uny possible and con-
ceivable Ca astFopAe OF banking experience or de-
Velopmeut, which leaves no excuse or pretrxt for
any lear OF sacrifice on the part OF bill-hokers
The good faith and financial integrity Of the State
may suffer technically thunder, and the penalty
OF suoJecnon TO banking nti0gencies; but the
State herself, in her own proper attitude and SOW
eFeign personality Is, has been, and will be- beyond
anu above all approach or question Of contaniua-
ton. sue suspension referred 10, has excited
some surprise 10 quarters beyond our State llmiss
but we are pleased 70 record that as yet, we have
seen no expression or even intimation of an onin.
ion contrary 70 that We have confidently reiters.
ted. The bills OF this bank, accordingly, were paid
and received yesterday = oAa'!sstos Courier, i4h
Hst.
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they should at once be discontinued. We
have recommended to the Legislature to
Iegalize SUSPENSIONS This step requires
caution, and such favor should only be
shown where the banks are undoubtedly
solvent If any bank in the State is rot
ten, unable to fulfill its engagements, we
have no hesitation in saying that it ought
to go down, that all power of further evil
should be taken from it, at once and for
ever. Many of the banks which have al
ready suspended, have voluntarily made
statements of their condition. Let all
others do the same thing, and if the Legis-
lature is not satisfied, let it adopt such
measures as will disclose the true condition
of all the banks of the State, at the mo-
ment they propose to suspend, and then le-
galize such as will contribute to the public
good. In our judgment some such course
could and should be adopted. This is the
! dictate, as well of common sense as of COM
mon prudence. The assets Of banks are
! like those of the farmer or mechanic; the
one has bills and notes, &c.,-the other
has lands, or tools, and crops, or wares
all of sufficient value to pay the debts of
the holder or owner when sold. But while
they remain unsold and unrealized, they are,
in a measure worthless. The same princi-
pie, or policy which precipitate banks, IN
der such circumstances, into hopeless bank
ruptcy, would take the horses, cattle and
crops from the farmer, and the tools and
ready made wares from the mechanic, and
put them under the Sheriff's hammer-in
the one case without investigation, in the
other without judgment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

The following we take from Paris letter ia Il
New YORK Timta;

The following we take from Paris letter Ia the
New Yosx TINES:
On Monday last an American young lady was
married at the Palace OF Aaimaisoa. and vas Civ
en away by is occupant, the ex-Queeu Christina
Of Spain. The insitatious geFs made in che name
OF Christina. The Young lads Who vas the reeip-
lent Of bis thsaor al the hands Of the Qaeen. vas
Mss Isabella Robb, Daughter Of NJ. James Robb
Of Nsw oFieans ven knosR = pstroa Of she ssss
sud As the former pOssesser Of of the eopls of
Power's Greek Slave. Tue bridegroom vas Gen.
san Ramon, q the Spanish army. Sens one IN
formed us shat the hgst sequsialance besze~a che
parties gas made % shat pgaiifc gF0and fos
love matches. she hotel ia LoaFFe, ia The course
Of las1 winter. Bee l. i much more pFsbahie.
since Geo. Ramon vas formerly eonnectsd With the
GoVernmrnt Of laha, aRa since Ar. R0bb rs 81
gagged a. she same tine e Havana IL ne gas en-
tsFprise. By which be gsiaed : considerable pro-
portion Of BE lmmeass iogtane, thai he Sra ac-
qaalntanss Of the nssly malFsed eosPis dates hack
% shat period
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

OPERATIVES WITHOUT EMPLOYMENT IN PHILA.
DELPHIA.-We are told that at this moment there
are thirty thousand operatives and working
ing men Of various kinds without employment n
the city and vicinity Of Philadelphia Many Of
these have families and thus the distress may bs
said to extend already directly and indirectly to a
hundred thousand souls. 10 hsnsyunk aud Frank
ford alone no less than fftren thousand persons
men, women, and children, who have heretofore
had regular employment for years, are now van
dering about in idleness and anxiety, the ia tories
and workshops IN which they have heretofore been
engaged being closed. This is the condition of af-
fairs now, and matters are likely 20 become much
worse winter sppFoaches unless some means Of
succoF aud assistance be afforded This il no fan
cy sketch. IL is the simple rath,-Psan Eng,
Oct 3.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

SPuRaEoS AND SLAvsRY.-An American minister
called upon Mr. Spurgeon. aud. said 10 she conves-
sation that be bad congregation III the States Of
5000 people. Sturgeon: And have you blacks in
YOUR congregation Jonathan; Oh yes. And do
YOU worship together, or have you partitions and
curtainsy Oh, the blacks are behind = euFtain
And do you take the Lords supper With sEe blacks
behind curtains o. yes Nos, SIR, do you
knoa what a monOmaniae iss Oh, yes. Well, cir,
am q nlonomAnisc--a monOmaniae on the satleet
Of slavery. And Spuigeon dashed bis hand into
his pocket, and bringing out bis penkniie opened
h) Yes, sir, sm psrieei monomanise. have
90 control over myself, SIR and u fon stay hsre
ia ten minutes longer, J. may pat this kniie into
your hypocriheal bosom- So warn yoa- Be on,
sih feel 81 rising Ia ule. Be OF, Asay. And he
hustled Jonathan to The door, nerVousiy hanaa 8
the bnIls ell the Shle.l "And did Ioa yeally mean
10 stick the feliowSn sahi she friend % whom be re-
lated the story. "Why, 10. said be, perhaps
GOT qaiis shag bat AMI going % America before
long, aud wanted them 10 knoS before 90. tsst
they wont ham0ag ne about slavery. - datssAsad
ObssrueF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

EE- Lord overstone, distinguished En- lish
6ranei'r and Legislator, graphically describes To
mutations Of trade. The state OF business hr say.
''revolVes apparently 10 established cycle. First
We ind it in q state of qaieseenee-next improve
ment--groWing eonfdenee--pr osperity--eKeite-
ent-over-tradinn -pressure-stas-
-distress-endiRg again IN quieseence"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
Sherims - he.

by virtue Of sxgcatoa ami orde OF sale to me ii
- reetsd from josiah Ferris, Esq 10 fasor Of Jo. G.
Brown agsnst Burt0a Moore, will he i4th day II
November next, expose 70 saie Al the residence james
Miller ir Edgehed, Nashville Lhe highest biidrr
for cash the right that Joseph Burton he
"a ana a negro woman named Haruel, and her tWo
children, Mary aad la IL being the part thereof aid
property Wi be satisfy said execution and order
q sale. ssie Wiihia legal hours.
J.K. EDMONDsON, Sheriff,
Oeti6-td By r. A. OAMPB Ii. ID =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

E8- The New York State Agricultural Fsir, 70
Gently held at Buffalo, Is said 70 have been great
success. Mr.. EYeretss address is referred 20 By
writer's not likely 70 be partial IN terms Of the high
est admiration. Il is prOnouDs' one Of the very
hnr.i etf,rts Of his NE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
NEW BOOKS.

n E W BUUKS.
QUITS By the author OF the Initials"
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. Tale Of Louisiana.
GUY LIVINGSTON; Or, Thorough.
THINE AND MINE; Or, The Step Mothers Reward.
NOTHING TO SAY. Doesticks.
THE GREYsON LET'S RS. By Henry Rogers.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK.
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
IMPORTATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan
THE POOR BOY AND MERIDIAN PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED STATES
MABEL VAUGHAN. By the author of Lamplghter.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
oct1T BIG Il College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
Ragsy Rags!

OWING 70 the financial condition Of the country and
" the great depression Of trade, ana t. necessary
reduce The price 81 Rage % Be per To-, take eject o
ana after the nrst day o. November, 1851 Amer TIE LIS
dAs Of NcFeoert ~ pay Sc cash for good rag and
hope the trade ri see the necessity his
~ tng time uaEufaciurers.
Octt6-lm. W. :. WHITMAN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

HARrFoRD, Oct 10, ls5T.-A race came OF this
afternoon the Hartford trotdng park, mile heats
best three in Eve, between Flora Temple aud Ran
Get, for a purse Of 81 900. Lancet Won the hrst
third and fourth heats. Time asa, 2:25 and 2:2s
Flora took the s-cond heat in 2:29. The track Is
= half mile one and the time made By Lancet is
said 20 be the best ever made. Flora vas 10 bar
ness and Lancet under saddle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
MEDICAL BOOKS.
Latest EDITIONS.


Ashwen on Females Meg en ales,
Budd the Liver Melg on Puerperal Fever.
Bucier on Bronchitis. MIXERS Principles OF Surgery
Bartlett On Feyers, MfDer's Practice Of surgery,
BIakeston on he Chest, Neil 4 snith's Compound,
Colourbst FemsesJ Neil on the Nerves,
Carpenters Physiology Negan the Skin,
Oondie on Children owen the Teeth,
Churchill Females, Parrish's Pharmacy,
Churchill on Chi dren, Percirs's Materia Medica,
Cyolopedia Of Medicine Parker syphilis,
Devices on Females Royle's NatPra Nedca,
Devices Children, Rawsbo hams Pastur tom
D ung isons Dictionary, sargent's Minor Surgery,
Dunglison' s Materia Medlca, simons Pathology,
Dunglison's Remedies, Todd Bowman's AnaiOmv5
Druit's Su, gerry, Taylor's Med Jurisprudence,
Duhon on the Far, wstson's Practice,
DeJongh Cod Liver Oil, What TO Observe al Bedside,
EricSsons Surgery. Wilson'S Anatomy
Fownes Chemistry, Wilson on the Skin,
Grosss Pathological Anatomy, Wilson's Disseetor,
Homer's Anatomy, Woods Practice,
Jones and SieVcking, Woods Therapeutics,
Krke FACETS Physiology, Whitehead on Abortion,
Ludlow's Examinations, Ewes surgical Ca. es,
Lawrence on the Eye, Macle's urg'cal Anatomy,
Just received by CHARLES W. sBf tn,
Oct9 Bks q CoileFe street..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT
Al CTION = A Ii II
OF NEW, FRESH, AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Trabue &c IuCuSs
No. IA Pubic Squire. Nashville, Tenn
WE will TUESDAY, wEDNEsD y, AND Thurs KS
w DAY, November 10Th 1lth, and l2.h sen ~ md
all others oOncernrd, grand and magD fcsn stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ready made Clothing, Son, Fur. and Wool Hats; shoes
IO0 ps Fine Velvet Carpet. all F0o Carpet, 0nshsH
Prints Of all kinds and qualities;
Biesched Domestcs OF al kiqdsi
supersne AIwOOi Osssiueres. side-siripe do, Bsrk-
Tweeds Kentucky Jeans and oasinetts all qualities and
Canton Flannel, brown and bleachedi
American and English Merinoes;
English and American DeLaine-; Robes Of all ki nds;
All wool DeLaiues; AL WOOL French Merinoes,
Twilled Persans and eerages, cOburgs, ac-
white, yellow, and red Flannel, assorted;
AIendale OOunterpanes;
Black six, all widths; Table Cloths;
towels; Diaper; Buttons Threads Wool and Cotton
Hosiery Gauntiets Cloves Suspenders, Trimmings, &C
WHITE JACONETS.
White Jaconetts; Cross Barred Muslin;
Nan Ook Musns; Swiss Muslin;
lars, Sleeves, Chemisetts, Cufs, &c.
WINDOW CURTAIN mUSLTNS.
superane MORE Antique Velvet, Checked, Cloth and
Merino ClOaks and MsnteS, sc.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Bows and Youths's Scots;
Ladies and Misses Kid, Morocco, and Kip Boots;
Calf and Kip Boots;
Unbound and and BrOgans;
Nj d Boots;
Negro Brogans, Carpet Sacks sc.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Fine Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Fine Beaver over coats;
Tweed, Cashmere and Cloth Business Coats
Blacs and FancS Cashmere and Jeans Pants;
Silk, Satin and German Vests;
large of Blanket and ri OF Cloth OVereoatSi Fine
MArsees ChintZ Shirt Fine Linen Bosom Cotton
Shirts; Wool Shirts and Pea Jackets Negro Kerseys
Of all kinds; superfne Bed Blankets, common and good
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
! Table and Pocket Cutlery, assortedi
CAR PETING.
100 pieces Extra superfne Velvet Carpe ting All wool
| Carpeting One haf wool do; hearth Rugs, 40
| We viii sell the Carpets TUESD NJ RNlNG, com
mt nciDg O'Clock precisely the frat day Of sale
All OF the Goods 10 store ready for
City and country mereh who cash and thei
nOtss-PLUMthe day they due, requested to al
chance for sure intend to put the goods through
| TRABUk LUCUs
Com ission Merchants.
TERMs.-An sums under 500, nett cash; all sums owe
S1UO and under $50 sixty days; all sums over s2Oh
under $50 ninety days; all $500, four month
time viii be given for satisfactory uotess able tn
| TRABUE LUCUs,
| Oct it'd No. "a, Public Square, Nashville.
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NEann 80 -

IKE have very dkely nsEro samaa aboat 81 xssrs
w ed. sh4t d good eosk, washer iroass shig
Oetis-iS 81 al HAYNES A co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
The Rnnk of Tennessee.

The demands upon our columns have
prevented US from publishing the Report of
the President of the Bank of Tennessee,
laid before the Legislature Friday, giving
the reasons which prompted the Board of
Directors to determine upon a suspension
of specie payments The following brief
extract from the Report will give the
reader a just idea of the condition of
the Institution, and of its ability to meet
it's liabilities:
That the citizens may have confidence in their
own Bank well as in the prudence Of the Direct
ors who control is, l submit the following state
ment of its means to meet it's liabilities and pledged
by the State for their payment:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

CURioUs RTTEcT OF The PANIo.-The New
York Times mentions as a curious effect OF the
panic, that the ladies enjoy better health than
usual.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

~ The New York Tribune of Monday says:
"The Niagara brought considerable orders Tor Am
ercan securities, but the imposibiiry Of negotiat-
ing exchange viii probably prevent the purchases.
We also hear that Ouerend, Quincy 4 Co have
srut cut a line OF dts Tor the purehas, OF pro-
duce, and also $4,000 in Governments stocks, the
proceeds 10 be invested In bills ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19
Fanny FERNS New Beck
Ere IN l. a W G s =
BY FANNY FERN
In one volume, Blue and Gold.

From TIE Nes0 FORK Courier.
Fapnv's leaves are always fresh lively and pqusnt snd
they have the of about them. There are
good many prossed critics who say that FANNY rude
vuPsr and hppant But this class Of critics think that
anything is coarse and vulgar, and fppant, that not
Commonplace and Gull, and stupid s. akespeare, ana
Byron Sterne Addison, and felCinr. dread
fully coarse, they dreadful pop lar. French
critic has AIRED Shakespeare to dung hin but what
Of if Critics win have their say nd they have Heh 70
say what they think and the public has right 10 think
too; It always his right without
the a church steeple. The public have tiven
unquestionsbe evidences OF hkr Fanny FERNS ehes,
nd the public approves Of What Is and vul
gar. Fsnnvs style has the vivacy tersenes, and cpl
Evelibess Of the French school, Whil her
fancy is fun OF genial tenderness ard teeming with
simple dramatic ieeng the mot hearty and
idionsti Of English wTitsrs there who
plain that she is par grapti and so she i, and
Soor on aud Franklin and FVpe, nd Montague
and Ia ROchtf eatld Bacon. Bot Il would be an
odd bifcton MAJ &c any hOT that Re pressed
into aTaRvaph the Wit which another in vain attempted
20 dHuse Though ESSAY a volume. Fanny Fern
cir bed into reputation through the difficulties
She wrote fer obscure journals and compelled the world
recognize her in spite a the unfoT chan
nels through WI ch she addressed It
edges quart binding w ich las sntiqustsd look,
making agreeable contrast TO the blue aud
gold nov the rage ng book mauufaet
| FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY g. co,
sep9s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-19

~ He Who eanaos feel lriendslp. Is sliks IA.
sapabls Of lows, Les uOEnan besa'e Of ths nan
who 0sns lhat be l0Fes no Que bus herself
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P. & C. ANDERSON,
wholesale GrOOers, Produce and Commission
NJ E r CT A n IS,
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers I'm Bacon Lard and Country
Produce, OF every description,
No. 8, Broad Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Look out for Thieves.

TNHE subscriber robbed Theatre last nIsh Of
TO port monies, containn about els in money and
some valuable papers-seversl Of hand amounting
to between aud three thousand dollars and check
the Union Ban for $780, drap By Tom smith, ESQ
Any Information aiing the detect ion thief viii
be literally reHErSsd.
ootl6-SL JAMES GORDON.
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S3,O6O,283 Sc

Such other liabilities for bonds Issued ~ the
State, and other funds advanced BY the State COM
posing its capital belong to the State, aud such
under the pledge of the State could be used in
opposition to its other creditors, So that near
seven millions of means are under the control of
the Directory to meet liabilities but little exceeding
three millions of dollars. No man holding any
claims against the Bank need apprehend the slight
est danger of its payment
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NOTICE

Ii persons having claims against the estate OF Isaac
L n Hooper, decd, hereby notd ID 10 he them
thenticaily, Th John Wo0dard. Judge Of the OOan y
court Of Robertson county Tennessee, before
day Of sTch next for Prorata d. trib1toR reg
aiArly Suggested the insolvency Of said estate.
DAVIu KIN = Adm'P,
Octi6-daW8t. l. \. Hoo d-eid
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The HOG Market.

We copy the following from the Cincinnati Price
Current The feeling in the market for hogs for
November delivery continues very unsettled, the e
being few buyers at any price, and several sellers.
Some contracts have been made within the last
two weeks at Sc per cwt. net, November delivery,
but we believe there are no buyers at this price
now. The unsettled state aud great uncertainty
as regards the future of financial matters, deters
the packers from making any contracts, and leads
to disposition on their part to hold Of for the
purpose of being able to witness unembarrassed
the result of this financial crisis. The corn crop
is now ma,ured and may be considered the best in
quality and the largest in quantity ever raised in
the country, by say twenty-five per cent, and the
indications quite conclusive that it will rule at
extraordinary low prices, thus rendering the feed
ing of it to hogs, even though they should rule at
81 so per cwt net, the most profitable disposition
which can be made of it, and this must lead to a
large supply OF pork"