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MO YAL uaRLE FARAaS ElR SALF

THAT Valuable farm which the underlined has
sided for the last eight nine years. is for sale. Il e
the waters Of Big Harpeh river IN the county Of VII
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, the village
Tank the Rchland and TnVnpk nine miles
from Franklin, the county Of williamson and WihL
miles OF the North Western Railroad being
srueted. etraet contains about four hundred and eight
OF 9F rate farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
ner of the tract was formally The well known faEm o.
the late wilkins Whitsald.
On this farm comfortable residences, with all
eessary houses; barn, cribs stables, carriage house. de-
with excellent young orchards OF most choice fruit Good
spring and abundance Of never aRg stock water
running from different sources through the farm. Adoin
this farm another tract OF about two hundred
excellent land with good residence, for EH. The soil
both equal 10 any for crops either grain grass
and both united (hey will be sold separately egstheT
may suit buyers it e thought bv good judges could be
made OF the best stock farms in the State its size
AZ those wanting to buy would Of Whsh TO view
he premises before purchasing. further description Is
deemed unnecessary but all invited 70 call and o
themselves. aug 2S-eo&Wtfl JOHN 7. HILhs
VwISH to sell the farm on which l reside, in Wilams6h
county, adjoining that advertised above b MF. John T.
H containing By recent survey, hundred and nlnety
nine and half OF arst rats farming land, With
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable fO
small farm, with good TsteT. The farm il well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards Of
WBMF Hll's-ss both united would certainly make des
irable farm and purchasers invited 70 call Mr. Hin
and rvRmne the premises. LAVlNlA CRAlGHBAD.
Pc ertneF particulars apply TO Mr.. d, Snyder a the
StoFsOf Snyder Frizzel, NaHhVils u e.
aaR5-sndEwtf
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In relation to the sinking Of the fne steamer r.
D. NsuoeonlB, at Island Twenty-ons, on Monday
morning, the 25th inst, at o'clock, on her way
from Cairo to New Orleans, the Memphis appeal says
she struck, ran aground, and her stern swunground
in doing which it struck heavy log, by which it was
completely shattered, giving rapid admission to the
water. The boat began to sink quickly and great
alarm prevailed for time among those on board;
fortunately however, while the stern sunk in deep
water the bow and the forward portion of the boat
were left high and dry, by which means the psssen-
gers and even all escaped, and the baggage of the
former being forward, was also saved The num-
Der Ofpassengers very great; among the freight
was q large number of horses and mules, all Of
which were saved except about fifty, which, being
bitched up aft, we're drowned During the occur
Of the accident the steamer Champion came in
sight, and Fastening to the of misfortune all
on board her spared effort to render assistance
to those on board the AsveOmB.
The Eepeom6 was owned in Louisville by Beae.,
dict Carter, Capt. T. L. McGil, and others; The lat
Ter gentleman was in command at the time Of the
occurrence. The share held he bought of Captain
Spots, of the Eclipse, about four or I've months ago
The NspsOHb had just been repaired and generally
renovated at Mound City, at an expense Of FIVE
thousand dollars. The trip she was making when
wrecked, was the first one since her repairs. The
boat was worth forty-fve thousand dollars, and was
insured, principally, if not altogether, in Louisville
Offices, for thirty Thousand dollars
The boat lies on the bar where she struck, her
stern is sunk until the water covers the ladies cabin
floor; forward the water covers up 10 the first deck
1t is the opinion Of her officers, and Of those of the
Champion, that she viii break her back and be to-
tai loss. 1t is matter of congratulstiou that
among so many passengers, not q single life should
have been forfeited
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PERUVIAN NTRUP,
Or, PROTECTE sOLUTION ?
FrOiOXide Of IRON GOmbined

AHOA0AA0c Oh IRON com DlnGOs
he SIateria Meica Are subiecd mus nov 3 -
ceiVed as al established medicine. rs efficacy il curing
- y p e p A
sunigs tendencies, 0sonerd Of tie Blood Soils sour
tyl and me Frustrating Of Lad Mercury ul De-
aIg, at a diseases which require TOXIC aud ALrERA-
- e-e' Is beyond question. The proofs Of its efficacy
are - numerous, wei cate such necu Jar
aas sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be curea but its
range extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike are
Intimately related and proceeding fua cause may be cured
By one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure IL
precisely that which has ofen baaed tbe highest order ~
sAtn me tacts are tangible the witnesses accessible,
anu the s and efficacy ofte syrup nconsToVerbe Those
Wno may wish Tor Opiaon from persons respecting
ns character OF ne syrup, cannot fail 70 he satisfied ne
ioiongl among numerous testimonials, in the hands lie
Agents. The signatures are those Of gentlemen veil uon in o.
community snd Of the highest respectability ,a "
CAEDTe undersigned experienced the beneficial e.
iecs OF the Peruvian SYRUP DO hesitate to recommend
II % thg attention OF the public. experience
~ as ION ne testimony q others whose intelligence and iuteg
ny sc 9n1naoles We have doubt Of its ecs
cy IN cases OF incenf disease Bronchial
ages DYSPEPSIA liver Complaints Dopsy, Neuraa. &C. In
deed is effects would be inebe chaacte
ose who have Witnessed ta. and have volunteered 49, M
Thomas % e. A. Dexter, Rev. John PisrpOni,
Thomas Q. An0ry, james o. Dunn.
Samuel bay, Thomas Whitman
RoToE-Itis we'll known that Tie medical effect Of Protszs
o. iron s lost BY brief exposure that
maintain solution Of PrOde Of Iron, without further oxia-
ton, has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian srup this
desirable point attained by combination in way before m
Known and his solution replace all the prot0carboaes c
trates and tartEatss Of he AaisHa Medios
A. A. HAYNEs, II. D, Asssyer to tie state Of Mass
10 Boylston street, Boston, o 5, A
PEloE.-Large bottles q, small bostles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEMOVILIR & BILL.
may4-d&tW6m.
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The benefit to Mons, L. Keller at the Gaieiy lsst
night drew together q very large and a very fash
iOnable audience The hOust was literally crowded
with the beauty and fashion Of Nashville, tribute
to the genius and artistic skill of the beneficiary Of
which be hss just cause to be proud.
The piece selected for the occasion vas the egen-
Diary drama Of the King of the Alps and the Mis-
snthrOpe, and the Tablssux illustrating it were rem
dered with fidelity and artistic effect that defy
criticism.
Tonight will be presented the Wandering Jew,
with a series Of gorgeous groupings by the Keers,
together with other novelties.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Further BY the steamer 81. Louis.
Intelligence Was received at San Francisco that 81
important treaty has been concluded with japan BY
Mr.. Harris, our Consul At Jeddo- A new port, five
miles from that city is to be opened to Americans
A japanese Prince, with fourteen attendants.
goes to Washington via California
The steamer Mississippi vas at HankOdadi. The
Pewhattan was daily expected there
OREGoE.-Gen. Palmer and party we're not mas
saereed as reported.
Trade in San Francisco is Satisfactory
Central Ameriea.
The Rev. Mr. Crews, Missi mary Of the American
Bible Society, has been expelled from San Salvador
Ecuador has recognized Buckley as American
Minister.
An unsuccessful attempt was made 10 assassinaie
the President Of BOsia.
Peru sgain threatens war against Ecuador.
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CoUSTr JUDGE-DEoIsIoE OF THE SUPREME CoUKr
Some months since question was presented in
the County Court Of Knox county, over which Judge
Jones presdes involving the consiitutiOuaty Of the
act Of the Legislature creating the Office and the
legality Of the election under the act Judge Jones
haviag held that the act constitutional and the
election legal, an appeal taken to the Supreme
Court, and the Knoxville Citizen says that tribunal,
now in session ct that place, has affirmed in all re-
speSts the decision Of Judge Jones.
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As the shooting season is now at hand when Shot
Guns are in demand, the attention Of all who are in
want Of gun Of any kind is called to the stock of
Fall CUKEIEGHAM, No. AZ Public Square, who
are now ready with 3 large and complete assOrt-
msnt Of everything in the gun line. They order ali
their guns direct from the European manufacturers,
and in this way are enabled to get them up of the
proper grades and descriptions to suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
Of Deer Guns, which is unusually large. and com
p!ete. octI3-lm
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New YORK, Oct pa letter from Lieut. Tyler
Aloe in Washington Territory, dated September
10th, says that the Spoksn and Peuse Indians we're
defeated after two days Sighting without auy loss to
the troops The Spokan chief and 900 horses were
captured All the plumber taken when Steptoeywas
defeated has been recovered. The Indians are beg
ging for peace and complying with all demands OF
the officers. The war is considered ended.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

5 WASHINGTON, Oct. 29--Balanee in the Treasury
Monday 81 1885,, 600; Receipts last week Sc 56. 600
Drafts paid 81 ,542 0O0 Drafts issued 81 72s OOO,
being a reduction of 81, 070000.
Commodore Breeze has been appointed eomman
der Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Government is about replying to the British
proposal to suppress 6llibustering
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TheNew Bank statement the ending the 18th
compares follows with that OF the previous week
Week ending Loans Specie OarcalaFR Dsposfts
Oct e Is s Is s Sc 1885, go 1 iSs6s e.
Oet . lie As4s.ES 1osCoiaSS ''7fsUz7 S1Ss0
Decrease u6Ol
The New Herald says the Of loans must be set
down advances made securities Ofvarious kinds,
in connection With the In the absence Of
camille paper banks like private individuals, driven into
Wall living we'll if all who do
much Jared well they The very large aggregate of the clear
ing for the the absence Of any mercantile business
largely the banks participate the stock movement
The cearings the O7 against JIG
last week.
The exoiteentin Stock market ncreasesday by day. 1t
sconfdenty asserted the transactions at tn Stock Exhang
on the 18th greatest known since the creation Of that
institution The commission brokers' Offices thronged
throughout the day the stock markets. the higher
stocks go people want buy them, aad the more unE
ling holders SELL Values discovered where they we're
least expected, Persons notorious for unbee railway seur
ties among the conspicuous buyers aud believers
Merchants who robustness with Europe havebeen warned BY their
London correspondents that of speculation is
breaking there which, from the symptoms APPARENT pro-
misses excessive and exaYagant anything
within the present geneaon and they naturally argue that the
contagon will the Atlantic Persons with bank
ing money matters satisfied that there will be
mercantile payments speak spring. consequently
20 demand the discount market before September and
October next they therefore looking forward to continuance
for the months Of three per money market.
Lastly, tatvery Iargecl mercantile who
living Oh their capital their business nOtsupporng
present. seeking Of making their winters
oenses All these classes persons arerapdy drifting into the
took market Some make hundred thousand dol
as on stock speculation Others in search OF invest
nent which will pay better lending money three four
yer cent. Both naturally turn to the stock list.
The purchases State continue be large OF issouris
Hone near S2OOOO we're taken to-day advance 9
lirgnias advanced q LOnsanas, "a Tennessees, "a North
JaroIinas, ~ CALIFORNIA;, i.
The following Of the days transactions State
tocss:
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CnOruxAr1, Oct. % -NOOn-whisEy 49,.

NeuraIgia.-A gentleman living in Philadelphia, says:
In passing through Psburg months Since purchased
bottle Of BrRye's Holland Bsrs. It relieved much
that returning home bought two bottles from Dr. Dyo
which completely cured Of Neuralgia have recommended
the article Of my friends and four five Of
say cured them. think that my
more for its Philadelphia your advertising"
I'VE permitted publish the name any person call
ing at the store communicating with by letter. will be
WINGED of the truth Of this statement
oct24-dtw&w lw.
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our ReIatiOns with Costa Tsica,

New YORK, Oct 29-The s'TTmss" says that the
Government has received dispatches from Lamar
that Costa Rica promptly retraets offensive Ian
Ruage and says it would not have been used if
Monsieur Belly had been as well known as he
noWis.
The Lake boats proceeded up The river without in
erfersAee.
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There are, we believe, four candidates for Judge
Of the third (KnOxville) judicial Circuit-Jesse G.
Wallace, Esq, Of Maryrills, Geo. Brown, Esq, of
MsdisOnVille. and Vim. G. Swan, Esq, and Col
Samuel R. Rodgers, Of Knoxville.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-Noon. river has risen
foot since it began swelling. The upper streams
are rising The Illinois has feet water in the
channel and the Missouri 6 feet. There is 81 feet
water at Dubuque
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New YORK, Oct. 29-The race between Ethan
Allen and George NJ Patehee, mile heats 10 buo-
bred pound wagons, came off yesterday. Allen dis
tanced Patchee in the first heat Time-2:28.
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sHELBT MEDICAL COIIEaE.-Opening Exercises
ct the MoKendree Church on Monday evening, No.
vember LIST, at o'clock. Opening prayer by Rev.
DR.. GREEN. Introductory Lecture by Prof NAY.
Closing prayer by Rev. DR.. QUNTARD.
Eppt3O-2t
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SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue OF decree Chancery Court at Gallau at
D its last term, shall on the 1st Monday in Dee
cember next the Court House door, The town fGa
At Public Auctions
One Of the most valuable Of Land in the county Of sumner
containing about
AI6 ACR ES.
Said tract Of Land beautifully situated lying about miles
from TIE Town Gallan Immediately upon st rate Turn
pike road and within 800 800 yards Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad (now finished from this place to NashYe and
known the 0dom Tract.
Upon Land or never failing Springs Of excellent
water. Hundred and FLY Of said being we'll
tmbered Blue Grass adoing ane pasturage
any country, and the balance in high cultivation.
said Of Land win be sold whole, divided two
tracts to suit purchasers. Also, at the time and po that
valuable t.-
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main In the Gallatn short distance
from the Square, known The Dr. NeWom property said Lot
has good Dwelling, containing Rooms Kitchen
Smoke house. st rate Stable aud Caagh with Sther
Necessary Outhouses, No Brick oce with roons5 together
with large yard and Garden ard Is altogether one Of Tie most
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatn,
TERMs SALE.-One-thrd Cashs the balacce in and
years for notes we'll endorsed without interest," and Ken retne
Said Land and House and Lot m be soEn 70 any desr
ng 70 purchase, application, In Gailatin %
LEONIDAs BAKER, Commissioner.
Gaatin, Tenn, Sept. 25-sep29-3m
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CzuuoH NO71or.-Ths Rev Mr. LaniOus win
preach to>morrov Sunday 81 II o'clock 81 the Cot
tsge Church
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her residence Columbia Tennessee, Tuesday the
Goth Instant Mrs MARTHA MAsuRE, rec Of the late Patrick
Nagure one Of me earliest settlers Of Maury county.
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Mr.. WILLIAM Fields author Of Fields Scrap Book,
the FIRST edition Of which was printed a, Knoxville
in this State, died at Hemplsnd, Texas on the 9th
Of September
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Rev J. B. Ferguson viii PTeseh At the Theatre on
Sunday morning at II o'clock and al night as q o.
clock.
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UsIvERsIrY OF NASHVILLE The Introductory Lee
turs to the Eighth Course in the Medical Depart
msnt of the University Of Nashville will be deliver
ed by Chancellor Lindsey on Monday evening, No
Jembsr the LIST, at y o'clock, at the Commercial
Hall Douglass Hall) on Market street. The pub
lie, lsdis sss well gentlemen, respectfully in
Vited to attend. W. K. BOWLING,
sspt30-lt# Dean Of the Faculty.
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ND various affections consequent upon dsordsrsd
n STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion Aci6ty OF
the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss o. Appetite De-
pOndency, COsiveness, Blind Bleeding Piles all
v0us, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, has in numerous
instances proved highly beneficial, and IN others effected
cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
enfc principles after the Of the celebrated
Professor Boerhave. Because Of It's great Of the
European States, its Introduction into the United
tended especially for those Of faeand scattered here
and there the face o. the mighty country. Meeting
great among them Oder it 70 the American public,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must
knOEledged
particularly recommended those persons cons
uions may have bcome impaired by continuous
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally instanta
neOus in effect it finds its directly the seat Of life, thrill
ling and quiekenng nerve, raising the dropping spirit
and, fact nfusng health and yigor in the system.
NOTICEWhoever expects ind this beverage will dis.
appointed; the sick, weak and low spirited prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed OF singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard agant pur
given Boerhayes HOLLAND BerS fair trial One bottle will
convince you how Infinitely superior 1t is to all these ta
ions.
NJ Sold at 81 per bottle, bottles for IS, by the sole
Propnetors,
BENZ. PAGE, JR. & CO.,
Manuf4;s urng Pharmaceus Chemists, Pisburg Pa.
Soldn ashvile by EWin, PsndeOn & Co.. ". W. Berry
DemoNe Dr.. A. Roscoe, 10. g. Brown, Demove & Bell,
g. w. Hendershott Dr. 7. Wells, Wells Hooper Co., Beech
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State.
NAYS '5d-dtr&Wlyins-
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CongresstOnaI Race in human.

ST LOUIS, Oct 29.-LerOy denies the report Of
his withdrawal from the COngrosso race in Hi.
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Yellow FeVe
The Markets.

New ORLEANS, Oct 29.-Deaths from yellow fever
Yesterday, %.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct, 29.-Whiskey, demand fair, prices
firm, sales at 49,. Alcohol, good prices with ups
ward tendency, sales at 37a89, Spirit Gas moderate
demand firm, sales at 45.
NEW YORK, Oct s.-Noon.--Flour dull lOa4 80;
Mixed Corn 67s6S; Mess Pork 1870; Lard buOyant
l0al03; whisky %.
CMoEEATI, Oct. 20 -NOOn-Whisky 49,.
NEW ORLEAEs Oct. 29.-Cotton sales to-day 5. 600
bales l14all5. Sales Of the week As 900 bales.
Receipts at hs port ahead of last yesrll9 600 bales
Receipts at all pOrtsahead of last year 307 900 bales
Receipts last week 55 500 bales Stock at New
o leans l95, 600 bales against 100000 last year.
Il gar declined /; Molasses declined cents; Corn
has advancing tendency, 20; Mess Pork held at
II 25; Lard firm l04; Coffee sale of the week 1850
bags; Fair to good fair lUIal03; Stock at New Or
leans 81 500 bags, against III 800 bags last year,
Freights slightly declined.
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New Books.

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hrs. Pardos's complete Fsrks, v1l svo
Couslzhip ana siairimouyi b Ro5s-s Morris
Dega66ost Dda1; A Man & Or Da7, b. Cas.s.s4.,-
The Tho Sisters b Ms. squiaFora-
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SECOND BONDS.
$4,000 Missouri SIS 90AS
10000 L uisian 6's 90 $500 n. Carolina IS 90

The New York H5raJdpubshes following interesting state
regarding the Distribution crops
and We that the yield of the three years
900 bales Of aggregate value Of about
s53 600. Where does it ali and who its principal
consumers The crop Of 1861 900 bales distributed
follows
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S WAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan Co. Mana
gers the Sparta Academy Lottery each their Single
Der Lotteries for November 1853 AUGUSTA GEO In public,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass 40 draws
Saturday, November 6, 1855.
Glass Al draws ON
Saturday, November I3, 1858.
Glass AZ draws on
Saturday, November 70, 1883.
Glass 43 draws on
Saturday, November -, 1855.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!