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ANyeiopsda Of Comsros and Commercial NaFgla7l, VA
maps and sngravngs b. is. Honsns
Oourahip and Aatm0ny with char akstches from scenes and
Morris
The ArtOf Beauty or, serss o. Ladys Toilet Win iut,
toGentlensn. By Lola ll0ntez.
Lela Montez' Leeturos
Buckles History Of Civilization in Euvland
Gallery Of Famous Poets: complete in one rovai
antique binding, richly illustrated. Fer sasby
Two Millions. Poem By tis aEfhor Of Nothing to E,.
Light and Darkness; or, the shadoE OF Fate.
ThsCOOpers; a new novel Applston's Library.
WOman's Thoughts about woman, By John Halihz
The Lectures Of Lola Moutsz.
Hugh Mllsr's New Book-CTuiss Of the Bstssy.
Major POtssr's Life and AdTslturz-Pofties and VIZ
Following the Dru7s-a glimpse Of Frontier Life
Romantic Passages In South Western History, b. Mssk
Isa6ela Gray. A novel by5a Lady.
History Of Civization in England b. Il Buckle
Goadby's Text Book Of Vegetable and Animal Physlo,v
Baysrd Tayior's Travels n Europs Asia Africa vols
LTssof Russian sOvsrsgns; Eurk to Pet,sfhs Grslt.
D0nssas Annals Of Scotland, b. Robt. Chssbsrs
speeehss and Writings Of Hon MARSHALL, q Ksnts,r
California Life nusRtkd-AuthOzs Addres5 70 Yousg as.
lea.
Mary DarEsnt, By Miss An ssphsns
PsstMsTsdiE1 b. Ms L q sLgournsy
WhsEslI's history Of tie Induati7s sois1os-
Ths Life and Times Of Hugh AIIIIsr By TN Brown nm
ThS Life Of Gen Havsloek, By Wm Brock.
nlu5tratsd Hand Book Of Auerieau Travel
Msaand Women Book OF Poems, By Drowning.
Plays and Poems, By Boxer.
Vsllintins's Digest. Complete n vol. &C.
sepss JOHN YORK Z Co
The Atlantic Monthly, just roosfvedb BY
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HoPKNsv1ELE, KY, Oct. l6.-Laeey, the murder
er of man named Henderson, escaped from Jail
here night whilst the ailor was serving supper to
the other prisoners He had false key.
There is great excitementamong the citizens, who
are securing the country for him.
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In the list Of Judges selected to award premiums
at the approaching United Stages Agricultural Fair
to be held at Richmond, Va, we notice the names
of but three Tennesseans: N. R. COckrin, John
Pope, and L J. Pope.
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From Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-The United States Consul
at San Louis Potosi Gays that il Is reported that
battle had occurred between Vadauri and Miramou.
but it is doubtful. A skirmish may have taken
place outside the city. He dserediis Mirsmon hay-
ing committed suicide.
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NASHVILLE.
TIE STATE FAIB.



sixth Day-ssatuTday' Oct. 16s
Yesterday was the last day Of the Fair, aud as
there vas nothing to attract q crowd, the number
in attendance was very smaI- The Executive Com
mittee missed it greatly in not having display Of
Craftsmanship and trial q ibe Df troitiug
and pacing stock, or some md, which
would undoubtedly has d. It was
intended to devote the day he oek, Ma
chinery, &C., and good tock vas sold, or
at least 50 knocked Of"
Although the Fair more ma paid expenses, it
VS. not as successful as it should have been, as
may be seen by running over our reports Of the en-
tries in the different classes. Il was, however,
brilliant affair il many respects, and clearly demon
strated what may be done By the people Of Tennes-
see if they can be fully aroused to the importance
Of sustaining their Stale Fairs.
We had hoped to be able to publish this morning
q list of the premiums awarded upon articles ex-
hibted in the Floral Hall, but cannot do 50 before
Tuesday.
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FWISH to sell the farm which reside, n Williamso
county, adjoining that advertised above & Nr. lohE
H containing By survey, one hundred and ninety
niue and half OF rst rate farming land With coa
Portable dwelling, With al necessary out houses suitable TO-
small farm with good watoF The farm ia we'll enclosed
with good erces intending about hundred yarts G
stone fence will sell IBIS place separately. tnEstbe
with Mr. HHlis-s both uned would certainly make les
irable farm and purchasers vitsd 70 cal on Nr.H
ard equine the promises. LAViNiA CRAIGHEAD.
Pc ertner particulars apply 20 Mr. II. Snyder, a. u'
StoTss,f Srydev & FrIEEeii. Nashville l. C..
aug5-enGwD
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Markets.

CINcHEATI, Oct: Is Flour unchanged, sales
trifing, super6ue SOFA co. receipts light; Whisky
dull, declined to l73; Bacon, in hogshead, 81 for
shoulders, q for sides Nothing doing in bulk Pork
or Lard.
New YORK, Oct. 1G--Cotton sales $500 bales, de-
ol ned 5s4: Upland Middling u l6; Flour firm;
Wheat dull; Corn declined, sales 90, 900 bushels,
white "a, Mess Pork l6 87}al9 so; Whisky steady.
ST. LOUIS, Oct l6 Whisky market dull prices
declined sales 10; AloahOl demand moderate prices
firm, 40a42; Camphine, fair demand, 66; Spirit Gas,
demand moderate, firm, Al.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. I6 Cotton, sales to day 5000
bales; Prices irregular; Lard dull.
NEw YORK, Oct l6.-Flour firm, Ohio l5a5 90;
Wheat very dull; Corn, mixed 69s7l, yellow 82a87;
Mess Pork Is 40aI6 so; Coffee steady; Auction
sales of 1000 bags at 9}s12, averaging l04.
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TrensmrY Reporf.

WAsHIyGToN, Oct Is --Bslance in the Treasury,
SO $50, 600; Receipts for the week. SOB 900. beng
an increase of S2O6, 900 over the preceding week
Drafts paid nearly 81 ,5000 600; Drafts issued, 81.
65s 600, being a reduction Of $4,000 Jerez asks
indulgence till he can communicate with Nicaragua
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HaN the FIRST n OGday in November next, the re
maiuder OF the Lot in the town of Ashland, viii be Of
G public sale % the highest bidder, The be sold
the valuable in the town. Some OF them fronting th
Public Square and the Cumberland River. Terms be
RAJ, which viii be made known the day By order
the Commissioners. W, S. SHELTON,
ssp30-d Secretary.
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Guns

Guns.
Double Guns and Single Guns at prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully S33 per
cent lower than they were offered in this place
before JOHN WILLIAMS,
octl2dlW "a Public Square.
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WAsHINGros, Oct. l6 The Navy Departmer
have appointed the remaining officers for the Brl
zil and Paraguay squadron.
The 7esseIs viii carry $50 Thirty two pounders.
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1t has been decided by the Supreme Court OF
Knoxville that a conviction and fine by a Recorder
under city ordinance for selling spirituOus liquors
to a slave, is no bar 10 prosecution in the Sa.e
Courts for the same ofense.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.


NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
ESESSI0N OF lS5THE FIRST REGULAR CouRs OF Lectures
this Institution will commence Monday. the st of No
Vemer, 1853 will continue till the LIST Of March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all students
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy CDes.
crptive, Astrological and Surgicsl)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, M. D. Professor Of PRINCIPLES and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, N Professor Physiology and Pa
thology;
JOHN II. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor of Mstsria Msi:ca
and Therapeutics -
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HAsKINs, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD N. D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children;
II, NJ. COMPTON, NJ. D. Demonstrated Of Anatomy.
The Cy Hospital upon premises Of the COLLEGE and IN
der control Of the Faculty. at which operations are performed
and cases prescribed for in the presence Class and Clni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures al0j 20
MatricuatiOn fee (paid but once) 90
DemonsTstor's fee (required but once 10 90
Graduationfee, % 90
Excellent board can beobtaned for g 50 70 "a per
For further details OF announcements apply to =
JOHN P. FORD, NJ. D.,
iyT7dERR Deaa Of TIC Faculty.
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JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only s2I SIS. These
Machines need only insure them place in al
most every family. To appreciate you must examine and use
them; therefore all good cheap sewing Machines
County Rights for the sale OF The HettietOn & Ray
mOmd Family Sewing Machine, will please call
the undersigned who for Middle and West Ten
Rooms J. B. Vests Music Store, Union street. be
tween College and Cherry streets
n Bpsrdcalar attention paid to repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines by an experienced hand. Terms Ctfsb-
. -, .. FLEMING'S sewing Machine Depot
Nashville Tenn. aug a0-,tu dzwly.
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WILSON COUNTY ITEMs.-We copy the following
items from the Lebanon HeraL9 Of the l4th:

WILSON COUNTY ITEMs.-We copy the following
items from the Lebanon Herald of the l4th:
TIE FAIR We do not know that Lebanon was
before SO full Of people was during the last
week. The patronage from our own county seemed
to be universal. Old Wilson did indeed muster her
sons and each glen and cedar bower sent up its
smiling fair TO grace the occasion Of our exhibition
The number Of stock men from other counties was
encouraging and highly complimentary to cur As
ISOLATION. Our citizens extended TO these gentlemen
the hospitalIues OF their homes and liberal share
in the turf Of our show ring; but We Wilson men
held on with rational and successful teGaciJy To
our SILVER" aud to-day il stands upon many a
sidebOard in testimony Of our superiority.
The quantity as well as The quality Of the stock
surpassed any hing we have ever seen on exhibition
before Col F. Ii Anderson ,zhio.,ed "a herd Ct
thorough bred cattle which think cannot be beat
en- in the State. He showed three wear old Bull
which we believe to be, without exceIIoa the finest
animal we ever saw. The Cow shown bv Col
Richard Allen of Sumner, was considered veTv fine
by the best judges, and she took the premium sor
the class in which she was exuIbileI, but in a cattle
sweeps;abe the premium was, aud we think, Justly
awarded INC three year old Bull Of Col Anderson
The exhibition of Jack stock far ahc al of any
former display. The suckliag Jack Of Mr. Frank
Buchanan, OF Wilson, and The suckling Jsnuet q
Mr. J. A MentlO, Of Sumner, particularly attract d
our attention. in their resptc i've classes they DO
received premiums 1t Is a very general observa-
ton Of stock in This part Of The country. thai
the Improvement in Jack stock within The last five
or six years has beeu quite remarkable. And IN
deed.We think this remark equally applicable TO th,
breed Of horses, for We are certain this Fair sur
passed all others IN the exhibition ofthOrough bred
stock The competition in the various ola. scs was
close and suimauBg, and The number of entries uuu.
sually large.
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Among the things on exhibition al the Fair, we
noticed some beautiful specimens Of painting, on
wood, plain, fancy and limitations Of marble by Mr.
W. X. Kent, that cannot be surpassed, in nestness
and artistic taste. Mr. Kent is an excellent house
and siga painter, and has by his energy and gentle
manly department the confidence and esteem
of our citizens He had also, on exhibition, his
family pump, which no family ought to be without.
We nope hear Of Mr. kents success in furnishing
our citizens with these valuable pumps.
We copy the foregoing justly merited compliment
from the Columbia Herald and We we're highly graf
fled TO see that our enterPrisng friend, Mr. KENT
of Columbia, had placed his fine specimens of skill
and handiw0rk on exhibition at the State Fair, and
that they were greatly admired by all who love to
witness the triumphs of genius, and who appreciate
the useful and the beautiful. We are glad to know
that Mr.. KENT's skill is becoming generally known
and appreciated. Success attend him.
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NASHVILLE, Oct 4, 1858.
Editor cE tie JaSon and Aansrieaa'
During tenvorary absence from CITY. have arranged
with the Planters Bank fT the redemption Of the notes Of The
Bank Of NASHVILLE n. EoBsOE, PTsst
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100 BAGS HALTI BEG16E G 66 o6.s :,
100 RaSs "ArFl% BI6E o @ o6.s S ale
100 R4Ss RALT1 BEGa6a c CO.. Coles. ale
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
10n Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO.. IS College st.
100 R4ss HArTI B5fEg1 G e. & 5a::
TOO BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College sc.
1OA BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap 5y DILLON & co. IS College St.
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BY TELBG


IED1kxAPoLIs, Oct. 1s.-Raturns come in slowly
The State ticket is doubtful Three Democratic
State Judges are probably elected. Democratic
majority in the Senate is probable The House IS
nlnan
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PAnTNER NYANTEn.

6OUD business man who command from to ten thou
n sand dollars can form partnership in highly respectable
UsneS 'hA wall yield MN 30 cent, By leaving his
his once or addressing LOck Box Sc Post Oace silent
partner would be taken, TsspS-yF9r1
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The Athens Post regrets to hear Of the demise Of
JAMES SMITH, Circuit Court Clerk of Polk county
He died at his residence in Benton few days since
He was an efficient officer-an honest man.
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NEVE H00As.

RECEIVED RK JOHN YORK Z CO,
Nrs. PGrlos's complete WORKS, vel s4o.
Courtship and Matnmouy, By Robe1t No-ss
DeyaaPoEt Duans A NEu Of Our Day, ~ ch,rl,s r..-
ThS Two Sisters By Hrs souihv0rta.
Ths Opera Danesr OF, ths Nysisrss q Loason LA IN,
Ids. Forsslsby 0cs71 JOHN YORK 4 Co
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YeIlnw Ferar:

New ORLEANS; Oct. 16.-Dsaths from yellow fever
yesterday, As. ~
Hundreds of emigrants are arriving.
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TENE only in Lincoln county, running regularly three tines
week and back from Fayetteville Tullahoma leaving
TullahOms Monday Wednesday and Friday leave
etteve Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday, to
Fayetteville and the TuahOma accomods
passengers J. B. Smith, agent at TuIlahoma Good
teams and careful drivers The fare through only dollars
jyl-wu JOHN II TAYLOR
Surgeons Gems, being brilliant Passages from the
DscOurses Of the Rev. c. u STURGEON. Just received by
sept2U f. HAGAN.
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F. HAGAN has received HarPer's Weekly for this
week. It contains its usual amount Of interesting
matter and is well illustrated.
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The City Council held meeting Friday night at
which they elected the officers made elective by that
body. The following is a synopsis Of the ballotings
RecOrder-W. a. eileen Is, John H. Hall G, SamI
Godshall H.
HarshaL-M W. Brown 20, VIM. Beatty 8.
TTsasurer-Joel NJ. Smith Is, Samuel Seay >.
Second Czerk Of the Market H0uss-JOhn Dyer %,
Moses Singleton l.
Third Clerk Of tie Market Houss-The following is
the result of the fourth ballot: J. c. Penlecost g.
W. C. Turner Z. W q. L7nier 3.
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sailed.
From Washington.

New YORK Oct. 1e.-The steamer Arago sailed
to-day with S427, QUO specie.
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INTER- TIN

WE have been authorized by parties in Virginia to dispose
Wv Of all
REHNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, at from
Twenty TO Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have ever been offered in this market Among these
lots will be found
FINE TOBACCO
ever State and believing the idea good
have concluded sell all the Cigars upon the
same terms, o m Ike for the largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held any Tennessee House Those wishing
selves Of a good thing viii call early at
}. W. LANGLEY & co.'s
octs-tf A Union street.
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The Memphis Bulletin says President Buchanan
owns $4,000 Of stock Of the Planters Bank of Ten
nessee.
This is true, says the Knoxville Citizen, and the
manner Of Mr.. Buohanan's becoming the owner of
this stock is as follows: When the books for sub
scriptiOn of stock in the Planters Bank Of Tonnes
see were opened, MIR. Buchanan had ten thousand
dollars to invest for some nePhews or nieces, for
whom be was guardian. a friend in Philadel phia
advised him TO invest it in the ocks of this Bank
which he thought was the best use he could make
Of it. When his wards came Of age the stock was
at considerable discount, from 80 to 90 per cent
Mr. Buchanan make every thing perfectly fair, kept
the stock himself and paid his wards the ten thou
sand dollars with interest This is the way in which
Mr.. Buchanan came to be a stakeholder in the Plan
ter's Bank of Tennessee.
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WILSON COUNTY MARBLE.-We have been shown
a very pretty specimen OF marble taken from quar-
" on me plantation Of Mr. J. G Whitaker, nine
miles from Lebanon, on the Franklin road. The
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N.B-sl co. and postage stamps enclosed to any authorized
Agent will insure bottle the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demoyile, G. W. Hen
dershctt, Agents for Nashville. IdeOd&Wly
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20 CIreuIt Court jude.

II We authorized to SAMUEL NJ. FIRE. Esq Of
Carthage candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth
Judicial District composed Of the counties Of smith, Jackson
Macon, DeCalb and Putnam [sepIO-tE&Ftd
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Successors to Smith, Love & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
IS SOUTH MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
lPwuI pay Cash for all Articles Of Produoe.sfI
oct9-dtw&wIy
vE7E are now in receipt OF large and we'll assorted Stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &c. to which we invite the attention
Sugars.
% hhds Louisiana; 100 bbls Bait Crushd aud PCwd;
80 boxes Loaf 100 bbls st. Louis do do
Coffee.
900 bags New Orleans Rio; .
lJJ d. Choice Baltimore.
MOlasses.
Us barrels Choice Reboled;
$50 p do do do
Liquors,
7O1 barrels Pixies, Deans aud Chenartls Whistles;
400 do Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela and smiths Old Re
200 do Country made Lincoln Robertson, &c.
Is pkgs Domestic Brandy;
25 pigs Frcach do
o do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
i casks Port Wine;
g bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
SUndries,
400 boxes Star Candles l75 Kegs Tobacco, all grades
200 half do do do 1000 Cigars, DO
Also, good assortment Of Pepper spice Ginger Soda,
Wanted 10000 bushels DRIED Fruit.
oct9-dtw&wly GRESHAM HUFFAKER.
T. EWING, Jr. J. N. sPERRV,
Nashville. Late Of shel0yyille
EWING 81 sPERRY,
Wholesale GrOcers, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND ALL
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Southeast Corner Church and College Sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
VWTE are receiving and have in general stock Of
Wv Groceries, Wines and Liquors Our stock part
o following articles:
$50 bags Ba timOre Coffee;
y " "Old Government Java, do
Lbls. powdered and crushed Sugar;
$50 boxes Virginia and Tennessee Tobacco;
1890 Imported and Domestic Cigars;
IS 80 g. d. Caps
$50 boxes fine Crackers;
50 pkgs Imported Brandes and Wines;
SO baskets Champagne
50 bblS Pine Apple and Peach Brandy;
10 Sardiues;
$50 dOz Painted Buckets, a
> nests Tubs;
100 Mschss
Together with the usual variety Of goods kept line,
which We invite the attention city and country dealers
EWING & SPERRY.
Productive pay toe highest market price in Cash for
Bacon Lard, Dried Frui.- Feathers ard Beeswax
us z & S.
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE uySU
RANCE COMPANY.
SIS 1000.
OFFICE Northwest Corner OF the Public SQUARE over DYER
PEARLS Exchange Office. They will risks on Dwellings
Houses Store, against Loss or Damage by
Fire. Also, Marine River Hazards from and to ali ports
ALOs, NEsRoEs AGAINST DANGERS OF THE RrvrK
DIRECTORS.
JOHN NJ. HILL, JOSEPH VAULX,
JAMES COREY, THOMPSON ANDERSON,
g. NJ. FOGG, F. A OWEN,
ALEX. ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS,
K. II. GARDNER, N +. ALLOWAY
W. s. EAKIN.
JOSEPH VAULX, President
A BUTLER, Secretary [oots-wGtriw
DRANDE .--I cask superior old Otard Dupey & Co.. for
! , sale by TERRASS BROTHEES
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Further Election News.

county, official for Congress, Wade 1843 majority.
Trumbull couDsy, Hutebins 1872 majority. The
State ticket is about the same
IEDIAEoPoLIs, Oct. 16 The Democratic Slate
ticket in Indiana is elected by from 1000 to 5000
majority. The Legislature is probable opposition
by small majority a
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The Lebanon Herald has heard If some sales Of
pork in that county at four cents gross.
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SUDDEN DEATB.-A gentleman by the name Of
JENKINS, bar keeper for SAM J. CARTER, fell down
AID expired almost instantly yesterday evening.
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Bs A. FahnestOckss yermifuge.-This safe and
only ehecUa remedy for Worms has Leen nsvely
by regular practising physt tbs any proprietary medicine
which has made its appearance in the United States
1t is used with the utmost freedom confidence gentlemen
who have attained emnence in the medical profession all
Middle, Western and Southern States.
The great cause Of its popularity is the fact that nothing has
yet been discovered which be substituted in its place. and
that be used in ell without the
Its perfect safety recommends it to every parent II
secreed within the ysem il will speedily eXpe them without
fail But in order to obtain The genuine cle every purchaser
should be his guard and look we'll the initials the bottle
and wrapper and be particular that he buying B.
FRhneStOck's Vermifuge, and no other.
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NAsIIYILLE, AUGUsT IN, 1s5s.

ME the unde ne, receivers, soTeTs and sellers Of Cotton
W have agreed upon the following scale Of charges,
Receiving and signing. . cents per bale.
Receiving, Weighing and Storage for two months or less 50
cents per bale.
additional month, or fraction Of month, l2 cents
per bale.
For selling, rendering account Of sales, &C. IS cents per bale
Purchasing with funds I'm hand, 50 cents per bale
charges viii be sty adhered 70 in every instance
FISHER, WIRELESS 4 co.
A. HAMILTON.
J. A. McALISTER co.
rgi3w&trW3ua JOHNSON, WEAVER 4 90.
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For sale.

TEVHREE hundred and twenty Of land Upton county
six miles north Of AssOus Depot, 49, cleared, the
ba lance faely tiInlerel. Terms easy.
Also $50 acres atcs, hundred in cultivation and
more elane under This land above
Cow and we'll dhed also, well improved with four good cabins,
good frame house. gin stables, smOke-house, &C. and we'll
adapted to stock raising Terms made known app caon- Ad
dress, JOoEPH D. WHITLEY q
octs-w4t Sharon, Tpten county, Tenn.