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.AsTIC FIRE AND WATFR.PRnrr
CEMENT ROOFING

AakHINE ENlLE AND ~ III
CEMENT ROOFING.
fh undersigned having purchased the safe ql-h e.
into general use, aud asks he a.l11on 81 ach 800
aEs-1 ~ a 49, n ~ - a1-si-At 70
AhCHtfECfS AND BUILDERS should NOS lall te sz,r,-
ae Ms roohgs Is better and cheaper than au7 ~ N
5e..t ne aclou Of the atmos7hera in oste 1t 10
szxldI win he b,n-s- ~ .ts5o-55sts end M s
~ crack noz ro ana az 10 it, d2sa5iT5 here is
. is practically iapsrishabls, and VIII psrseay rs-
- ofAFJ o1so1a exposure Tes asi9
put OuF RSolsv =, &C., =, 100 - ..5 - - ~,
gss ~ and gaEel, sin zinc and zinc, copper soois
seven dollars per ons hundred square isoi It
81 han any Roof Of ne old STYLE and sro 3 Win
Il VIZ as0 b ound 70 BE- ne best thi1s ever 7sust
cover aad old lsaky n tar and gravel roofs o1 around
Ints russd thfoasn MS Ceeni can Be put a.
lOag stone, fora perfect adhesion any otse 10
nfsdn0t 70 leak, At i've dcll and ly esns huaarsd
square feet, which is cheaper ana 1ue better an paint
Ias Reo6HE win be found % be The best hing lor on
age kools where they are maeh expose 70 a.
steam Mills, Saw Ills, Faei1Tosi Railroad Cars, Edges
Depos station Houses, Steamboat Deea and 10 zef, sFeEy
knd q Roof g1sEe there i external exposure from e
As lhs roof Is sEiect, Ehout joint 10 h presents
chance f5r 1fsto comuunicsts, and any light will
, Insurance ofisss a. Cinsinuai, and othsr pIaos8
where Childs Co.'S Cementh has been insure kadings
Cor thoss soVarsd with Iron, Copper o. lin.
me cement va be furnished e hose a. a distance
Eith directions for using.
III y County Rights foT sale.
~ Orders sent 20 The undersisasd, through ias PostoS
ass,Wilibs pF0Elpty altendCdto
would respectfully refer 70 the following gsutcmen fos
whom have covered buildings via the cement.
AreAitsets AID Master Mechanics Of Nasisills.
Mr. e. d. AKBROED,
NsssIs.J. A. aUaHEs 8 snTfa,
. WARREN & M9ONe,
- COLEMAN & SPAIN
a. EcCULL0uGh & AOI6at
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
CAPrTAL SIO0s0O0s PSID IN SECURED.
TEVFs Company being fully organized according to Charter
prepared write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire.
Buildings, Goods Wares and Merchandise generally Also
shipments against Loss Damage by Sea- Rivers, Inland
Transportation, the most favorable terms
LIFE NEaRo POLICIES Issued CURRENT RATES
Office No. 30, Corner Of Sg1Grs and Cedar Sired. .
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, W 7. BERRY,
ANTHONY W YANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., Z. G. MNAIRY,
THOs. W. EVANS, HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JANEs WALKER, Secretary. april3-y
BONDS AND STOCKS FOR SALE.
$4,000 Straight Tennessee State Bonds,
100000 Endorsed "
lj0e Shares Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad Stock,
1900 do SrWRnee Mining Stock,
5000 Huntsville Mining and Manufacturing Stock.
All Of which viii be sold on favorable terms by
dec5-u A. WHEELEs co.
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DEMOVILLE a. BELL,
DRUGGISTS AND POTHECARIES,
No. IS, Cherry Street,
THIRD US1oN.l
nEABERS in Drugs Medicines, Chemicals Dye stufs
Paints, Oils. Turenne, Acoho Ysrnishe Cigars
Ware, Tobacco. Snuff. ctr
DERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.--
large and select lot Of Soaps, cOlOgnes, POmatum Hair
sellinEat reduced prices. DEMOYILLE BELL.
NI % Cherry street.
STOLEN, on the night of the 5th Of May 1858, ~
- froIa farm, five miles north east OF Murtrees RR
5oro ehes nut sorrel Mare four years old fifteen "
N oTuI7 an IN consequence OF small sore on the middle Of
the back she gives when the rider attempts mount. Sup
rife. Ten dollars is offered for any information which
to the Of the twenty-five dollars for the apphen
MurfreesborO, May 90. 1883. [e29-wa
physicians PRESCRIPTIONS efuuycom-
pounded at all hours Of day and night We give per-
sonal attention 70 this department Of our business
NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.
n @. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles and Botrds,
ID has hand large lot Of CEDAR Yellow and White
ling, Square Cedar Plank Poplar Shingles.
hye Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar one dressing Poplar and
Poplar Shngles-a operation supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles at the shortest notice and at the
mara Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway
SICK BABIES WANTED!
nNEFOURTH Of all the Ibes born in the United States die
save them powerful medicines the deeterious ef
feet The only remedy for the diseases Of the second summer for
eetng measles choc, deranged bowels, depressing ever
the
GrefenbeTg ChiIdren's Panacea.
This always when all other remedies fail
When children dying daily in New YORK from the use Of
sHll milk, this found TO he the only remedy.
Where sick Abe in the house. this medicine is worth
its weight gold even the prescriptions Of physicians
other remedies have been tried in vain.
the certificates Of physicians who have used It are wsntngI
can furnish Of them. Having had twelve years experience
Of rs value in family throughout the State, have
hesitation In Offering refund the OF the Dysentey Syrup
and Cnrens Psnarea, should they fail 20 do exactly what
promise for them. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
at Freeman & Patterson's,
jel6-h College street. Nashville.
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A. c. GARTER ,. G. NzAT. W. WusToaB
CAR TER, M3KAE a CO.,
WHoLEsaLE GEoCERs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers in Fine BFamuies. Wines.
and Domestic liquors,
10 a pT-RTr1 soElnE wl.EIrrTE I-rl--
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COTTON MANUFACTURING AGENCY.
WWTE are sole Agents for me Sale Of the
w Richlaud D@SataeturnE Com. Pulaski Tenn
sumP=4 dc do Oallatin, do
Franklin Factory, Franklln, do
Rockdale do Mt. Pleasant, do
Shoal Mills, DaErence1urg, %
Crescent DO do DO
CrcWsOn do do do
Hone do do do
Pinewood do Pinewood, do
Sparta Manufacturing COMFY, Sparta do
Laurel Hill Factory, Hsnryviuei do
And have always on hand full stock Of sheeng Osnahur
Dlng Bagsngs Cotton Yarns and Batting which oher to
the wholesale trade only, In lots Of not less than bales s
bales Osnaburgs, . bags Cotton Yarns, &c.
Nashville, March :, 1853. ", II. GORDON & co.
SCALES! SCALESI! SCALES !!!--A full stock Of
Fairbanks celebrated Scaes-Dormant, Platform Grocers,
Counter and Beams.
Also av and Coal Scales In store Factory
nrices. bv ". II. GORDON & co.
may2l Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
II AWRENCEBURG MONEY .--We are taking
LaWrenceburg Bank Notes payment Of all accounts
due Us, and for auy article we have for sale.
WETOOL! WOOL l--We want Three Thousand Pounds,
w clean Washed Wool, for which viii pay We
want It to make Jeans and Linseys
MARI ". -. gOs.DON e CO-
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HANK OF COlIEIERCE.

GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
81, EkTCHEz
w q H IL Z A n > =
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WARREN g. MDONE,
COLEMAN & SPAIN
McCULLuuGh & HOUGa,
JOHN 4cCANN q co.
Col. H. l. ANDERSON, supRN = C RICO.
Kew. D. ELLIOTT, Nashville.
hr. W. b. ShAPAkD,
q. K GLASC JCk, ="
g ID. II. WlLkft, 81
= JOHN BEATf, a.
e d. q. L. CLAIBORNE, g
VIZ STOCkELL, q
= J. N. WILLARD,
. JAS. GukDOA,
"a =. !. MElGS,
A. IS LtNDSLEY.
JAS. n KEY DRICk,
BNOCE BNSLkY, o
Hsssrs. HASBROOK 6 McWHIRTBR Nashville.
BURGB q ALLAN,
sLAUGArER q HEREFORD,
W. h GUkDOa & co
Col A. J. POLK, AauIy county.
Ma. A. J. DOAkLSOA, Davidson county.
R0efcr =. G. SMITH, Coluuos-
ksssrs. S. W. MORGAN & co, Murfrsssbor5.
K. ". MEGA DDEN q Co,
LkIPBk & MENlFsB,
D. B ShRiF ER q CO, ShslbyVlla.
MEJAS. A DWELL L8sgisburg.
Messrs. NckkYNQLDs q CO., ClarksElle.
Mr. u. S. Wright, Manchesier.
Al. RICHARDSON, McdinnEiil8.
aThe Nashville 8 Chattanooga Railroad Com pany have
ADOPTED this Cement for ts covering their ulhes
work the nc8in1Eilla q Manchester Rsiirozd Con.
uang Csrtiacatss and testimonials Cincinnati and
elsewhere, whsre has been in general Tor several
years, can be exhibited
The undsrsigned has been engaged 10 various modes
Cement R0Ohng oT many yearti and aaers himself tha
be has gained some experience and knoledge during ha
lime. !. .. NAlEuhsfY
Once No. Is Dsadcrcs street.,
E5b 2-u opposite Rztriot Oaoa
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NEW YORK STYLE.
purpose having regular Bill Of Pare, with prices attached
enabled 70 suit both pockets appettes
customers and charge for than they get THIS has been
needed in city and hope by strict attention business
to merit public patronage. We feel certain Of success with
efforts and the immortal Fin in the tchen will furnish
public dinners the shortest notice We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES And LIQUORS
Cali snd examine st the Metropolitan.
oc6 ]. & W. MOORE.
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WTE have been appointed Sole Agents Ct eshvis, for
w sale e james Thcs Jr Of Richmond, Va, Csscbstsd
Manutactursd Tobacco,
Just resolved 200 boxes o. the following brands, vzs
JEWEL OF OPHIR. RUBY TWIST. CITRON. NECTAR
LEAF, BUTTEB on SPONGE CAKE,
Which We VII sell az 8lanufacturers' prices for CASH
febl6 CARTER, M'KAY a CO.
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OFFERS t. his friends trade the largest and best
lecons Of Brandies Gins Runs, Ports Adadeiras sherres
Chanagnss, brought to Nashville consisting q ne fe
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FIsHEIL, WHEELEs 8 Coz,

N~0N-19oia
NOITONs Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants Broad and Market serets Nash
Vile Tennessee will devote particular attention sta business
entrusted to to them. julys-f.
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STREET, KING q Co..
ATTOR NEXs AT LAW,

IKE have Just received from Philadelphia, three barrels
wv j. & II. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do XXX;
Two do Xxx;
One do X; .s =.
Two barrels old Bourbon 1875. These Whistles pure
and are worth from so four dollars gallon For sale
s1v Quantity HOLLISTER & CARTER,
spII93 q, Union street.
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PRIcE.-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale IN Nashville " DEElovIUJE BELL.
III
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CAUTTON no THE PUBLIC,

Ar several years experiment the manufacture q Gin,
Snasv succeeded in the year 1873 IN making discovery IN
y auuure By which deprived its asrid and naa
rDstory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv mandatory isat scheda Holland After al months
reelection What title to give it, introduced It American
oubl,e under the title Of ssEOlfeSs Sehiedam ArOq
matte SchnapPs,'s sehedsm Is the name Of the place
m Holland where The Gin Manufactured: aromatc derive its
us from the Italian Juniper berry with which Is favored
ana the word sschnapps Is the German for dnkcogue dram
WoSs schedar aromatic drink No sooner had ny Schnapps
been introduced to American public, and received with ApPrO
batiou than the liquorxer Of New York. Boston and Pha
seipba started in pursuit with their and poisonous stuff
under various names In several instances ny labels nave been
50 perfectly initiated, with only The addition Of few letters, to
plead technical avoidance o. The law and carefully prepared
as 70 impose careless purchasers. understand large
tty has been purchased BY the merchants Of New Orleans
count Of the cheapnes o. the STUFF Two Dollars per dozen for
being the wholesale price New York Il is nothing but Asr
eaa Whisky aavOrsd with the Oil Of Juniper and rednod thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly in
fraud by selling the spurious article, sa much an offender as
the principal who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen Who values the health Of the
community in which live viii aid ferrettlg out and ex
posing inscriptions merchant Who for the sakeef few cents,
will put in jeopardy the community in which he lives
Such men should be nailed ploy Of public execraon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
| Sole Importer, Nos. rs, 20 and 22 Beaver st',
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in New Orleans sal the Gen.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
News from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
Washington.


WAsHrserox, Oct l9-By private advices from
Arizona dated September 28th, it is ascertaned
that the Sonora Silver Mining Company have begun
shipping silver from TubaeJJ to San Francisco at
the rate of about l, 900 ounces per week This will
be largely increased when the amagsmstion works
are flushed. Several other mines are well opened
and smelling had been commenced with large returns
The Apaches were about making great exFedi
ton into Sonora and the MeLiCaIs we're preparing
large army to resist them. Chieras' power is fully
established in Sonora Gsndara, the leader of the
late rebellion being entirely deserted by his friends
Another of the overland mail party, attacked at
Abrsgoon Springs, is dead.
The proceedings Of the Rio Grande convention,
asking Tor separate territorial organization Of Ari
zonia, had been unanimously endorsed by the west
ern portion Of the Territory at mass meeting held
at Tucsan.
No Representative nor Senator was voted for in
Arizona for the New Mexican Legislature on the
Goth sept. Lieut.. MoWry was re elected to Con-
gress by about s, 600 votes. The American vote is
largely increased since last year.
Lieut. MoWry had gone to Guaymas Sonora, to
Obtain it is ssid from the Legislature of that State
right of way from Arizona tOpOTt Lobos and Quay
mas for a wagon and railroad, and transit Of silver
and goods free Of duty.
There is no change, as has been stated, in the
regulation concerning letters to the East Indies.
The American postage only may be prepaid.
The franking privilege of the new members Of
Congress commences on the 4th of March. The re-
firing members viii retain it until the first Monday
Of December following.
All the Departments of Government are busy pre-
pairing their respective reports for Congress.
There is the best authority for sayiDgthat General
Jarez has not been formally dismissed.
Notwithstanding the recent published denial of
the truth of dispatch that our government has re-
ceived, through Count Sartges, the application Of
the authorities oftwo friendly islands for annexation
ha TTnitad States the agent of the Associated
Press reite1ates the fact additional reliable
thority Il should be stated however, that the &C
ton of Sartiges was not in his official capacity.
The overland mail is semi weekly, but in cOusid>
Grafton Of the Postocs Department having consent
ed to change of the days of departure from San
Francisco from Thursday to Friday, the company
will run third mail between that city and Los An
uelOs
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wAsHI0GToN NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The Society Islands Affairs-.AFfairs in
the Cherokee Mathematician COndenserS,


Tbs Society Islands Affairs--AFFairs in
the Cherokee Mathematician COndensers,
etc., etc
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE State Department has
received no communication from the Society Islands
the subject Of annexation. The paper present
ed by Count Sartiges asked the withdrawal from
these Islands Of two Americans who were informed
ding in their political affairs The American Con
sui refused to forward the paper and hence it was
sent through French officials.
George Butler, Cherokee agent, has arrived in
the city He reports al quiet in the Cherokee Ma
ton but not likely TO continue so long, if the abo-
Hgioniss are permitted TO have full sway there as
they have had heretofore 1t seems that these mis-
cbievous agtatOrs at their cid trade out there
busy brewing mischief, and actively engaged in
sowing dssensiOn among that people and arraying
one portion against another, through the instru.
mentality Of their emissaries-woives in Sleeps
olothing-Who were sent out for the ostensibe pur-
pose Of preaching ''peaee on earth and good will
among men" The Board of Missions, that have
their headquarters in Boston and carry on all their
Vaccinations for mischief in that sefrghteOus and
pharisieal city, 1t seems, have for come ten or if
teen years, been labOring to mpfess their Cherokee
converts with the idea that STAKEHOLDER enter
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Indiana Election.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 19.-Legislstve returns thus
far show: For the Senate y Republicans, anti
Lecompton, and Y administration democrats. DEM
ocrats holding over l3, Republicans 10. For the
House 50 Repub leans, 3anti LecOmpton democrats,
As administration democrats. The official returns
from a few counues are not yet received, but will
not change this result The democratic State ticket
has about $500 majority.
Governor Willard has issued proclamation, call
ing extra session Of the Legis ature, to convene
on the goth of November. 1t VIII be composed OF
the newly elected members and the Senators holding
over.
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Fight with the Camanches--FOrty Indian


An extra of the Fort Smith (Ark.) Times of the
Sh gives the particulars of the conflict between the
United States troops and the Camanohes, which &C.
Cured near the Wichita Village on the let inst.
correspondent writes
Major Van Dorm attacked the Camauehes yester-
day morning near the Wichita Village, his express
ion was sharp Lieut. Van Camp is killed, Major
Van Dorm is severely wounded; four men desd, one
missing. Hospital steward,) ten men wounded.
About forty Camanches killed
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The Overland MaiI--Sinking of Steam
boats,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The third overland California
mail arrived last night, bringing letters dated the
24tb, but no papers. Five passengers came through.
The first and second mails from st Louis were met
progressing finely. No Indian interference hsdthus
far been met with
The steamer Flying Cloud sunk at DEVILS Island
on the 18Th She cost S55, 900 and was insured for
$4,000. The condition of her cargo. which was
large and valuable, has not been aseertained
On the sane day, the steamer Rodolph sunk at
Goose Island She is valued at $50 coo and insured
for $4,000 Both boats will probably be raised
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TIE BLACK REPUBLICAN VIEW OF TIE RESULT II
PENNSYLVANIA AND KAssAs.-The Washington corr
respondent Of the n Y Tribune says; g. Next sitter
Pennsylvania the administration dePlores the Re-
publican triumph in Kansas which floors bred Scott
ism" Everywhere the Black Republicans are re
ioieing over their victories a reputation Of the
bred Scott decision and a condo unatioR OF slavery
and Southern Know-nothing organs are rejoicing
with Them
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nything be destroyed but that much printed psPeF
triAing in value3 Would the real wealth Of the
State be q particle lesssned2 Could not the same
amount Of paper trash be easily supplied and ct
trifing expeDse2 And yet Mr.. BELL suppeses that
If all the bank paper in the country was Withdrawn
from circulation and cancelled hundred m'1s'0n
Of dollars would be lost to the present productive
capital of the country If this be to double the
present paper circulation would be adding SlOO'
600 600 Why not, therefore, go on increasing 1t
ad iftnitun. According to this theory, instead OF
having fewer banks, we should have more banks
instead of restricting the paper circulation We
should enlarge it. Are the honest people Of Ten
nessee who have aleays found that dollars came Oy
labor, prepared for such an argument Are those
who have been subjected 10 the hardshlPs Oh 1ne
recent bank failures and swindles prepared Tor sueA
an argument? Is this the policy and this the ehsr
acer Of politicians that are shape the future reg
islatiOn Of The State Let the people begin to pom
der upon these things in time, that they may De
prepared to act understaudingly in the future.
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Late from Africa.

PROVIDENCE Oct. l9.-Ihe schooner E. H. Mil
ler which has arrived at this port from GuillimOre
river, brings the following intelligence from Africa
DR.. Livingstone has gone up the Nile.
The disturbance among the native tribes coHtin-
ued, and the new governor had started with force
against them.
News had been received Of q victory over the ma
tivss at Champanree, on the Zambesi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-23

The VALUE OF WRE.-The n. Y. Times of the
18th instant says that in branch Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, yesterday, a jury gave man 5000
for having had his wife killed. andiu another branch
man received $500 for having had his face cut
with a tumbler.