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bidders requested the their bids
each article exhibit total each bid and bid
win be embraces all articles required at post
June i september December 1862 March, 1860
be delivered In strong barrels full hoped
The barrels and the and candles strong
for transportation Salt will only BIO received
by hwo quarts the bush The candles to
have wicks - -.
All, proyisons delivery under this advertisement will
be thoroughly dy inspected the time and place delivery
and ali until they deposited
at designated by tho Of the depart
ment.
Any Of the contracts will be considered
rejecting the article articles vary
The commsary the privilege Of increasing d.
nhIng quantities. dispensing with or all articles re-
aured post any time before entering into contract and
reducing the quantities Of each delivery onehrd
subsequent giving days previous notice
All bidders required accompany their proposals with ample
evidence ability fulfil their contracts They must also fur
nIsh whose responsibility must be cert
attorney by well known TO the
government; proposals M not be acted
Adan made IN and evidence Of Inspection
and full diury Tceeed at This office before reqtion
% Be made the treasury for payment which will be effected in
such public money the points delivery the
purchase the residence OF the Contractors At the oon
OF the Treasury Department
No draJs Office ,uu be accepted paid under ciycum
sancsf. @ E =
zach proposal separate envelope and marked
Proposals for Furnishing Army Subsistence" ..-.
paid for inserting In their this ad
vsssment authorized by the Commssary General OF
Sdb4stencs
ssptIa-iawtlstNov lInt&starl
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SIcaayss Oaes II,n Junius nlyer solicitor sx clerk,
civi suits commenced BY the United ls
os those arising oce DTa) and nsructs 6u
attorneys nsrss aud clerks all matters relating
e receives from each
the and condition d
charge other property assigned United
debts (e uose assigef Of da
DsTfnef) aud has 20 sell dispose
the for the benefit of the United States
Les ouA Baaydon Cobb, Secretary Treasury
exo6eo president; shubrk, United States navy
man; A. corps United army
Humphreys army Prof A. d. lhe Super
% Survey; Prof Joseph Henry secretary
Institution; H. O. nlon, uied
Jenkins, United States Captain
VIM Franklin army secretaries and clerks
building repairing Of hight houses
vessels buoys and beacons contracts for supplies o &c
Uaed States Survey A. D. Bache L. D., supera
tendeut superintendent Of weights and measures
Capt william X Palmer Typographical engineers United
Army; A. r. HILL United States Army, assistant
onarge OF the Coast survey once
A. W. Russell, chief clerk
q. h. snow in charge OF archives
Professor O. PeadIeion United navy eompu,sr of Ons
tudes.
Assistant schoti charge Of computing division
Assistant L Pouraes, in charge Of tidal division
out ndba United States army In charge OF drawing d.
vision
salion army, charge Of engraving dy
sion.
Samuel Helm, disbursing agent.
George Matllot, eectrotyIdEt ItsiF
Joseph axOn superintendent Of weights and measures
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First Ward-willam Riggies.
Second Ward-John Stewart
Nerth Ward-wiiIam Douglass. ...
sirM Ward-Edward wayson -
Serenth Ward--John H. Bird.
SUPERINTENDENT
First Ward-Thomas j. Jones.
Second Ward-Thomas Robbins.
Third Ward-Charies Keller,
Fburth Ward-Charles Keller.
sist Wayd-James r. Wood
Seuenh Ward-H o. whienore.
FYra Ward LIT Disriot-wm Barr Y '...E
First Ward I'd Disrit-Dane Lnkins
ss$ W Wsss Il Il As sss,
+ Third Ward, Isl Dia,tct-John sehue. 70.
.r a Ward wara L L E[ans lo. 1G,ehns
FyaA Ward WIN. ]. Bassord.
SiIsh Ward-James Curtain. r..
Seventh Ward-George N. Adams.
MAGISTRATES.
Ssoad FSah and siIth p.,y,et, una,a-Thos J. Williams
Third Di Clark, Office Twelfth street, few doors
Fifh Disri-wlam Thompson, Office Ninth street. between
srea District @ Doua, Office on Louisiana avenue near
Ehh District Patrick NcKenna oce
Eiaa Di.iria jaime; Gun, Once Navy Yard.
Guard. Hoase-Thomas G. Dom.
roucE DEPARTMENT
chef d Poltce-John II Goddard. ..s.. . ..... ...M
Lieaterants u PoiioeNobe j. Thomas Edward McIIeny
Police wardJohn McDermoti VIM Daw, VIM Ser
second ward-wm. Tanning Joseph Williamson, Charles
Third wardIames Suit Patrick Gormley VIM Ross, and
Fourth wardB Watson H. W. Haskell Henry Yea,man, and
Filth ward-H g Narrower, C. W. Arnold, Jacob Ash Henry
sixth ward-FrancIs $. Edeen James s. smith
Seventh wardJohn NJ Lloyd, james A. Gill g. ~ cpley and
Special Poe whalen Robert II Harrison John
Kelly, Joseph Norwood, Dennis Murphy, Frederick sshacer
Mao ford lame
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To Nervous Sufferers.

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furnished gratis explaining the why it requires
gentleman accomplished mechanical genius to
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Why many excellent house Keepers can not dc
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Arrival of the City OF baltimore.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The steamer City of
Bait more has arrived with Liverpool dat 8
of the goth. .
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that the Ports of Tahiti, and
Marquesai are about being declared free.
The Prince of Prussia assumes the nominal
title Of Co-Regent but with unlimited
powers.
The State General of Holland was opened
on the 10th by the King in person.
LIvEKPooI--Lard steady but quiet,
6l@62s; Tallow 81; Sugar quiet; Coffee
duh; Linseed oil 34s Cd; Spirits of Turpen-
tine 39s.
LONDON.-Wheat has declining tendency.
Declined lQ92 pence-Tallow 49s cd; Iron,
Scotch pig on the clyde, 54s Cd.
Varley the Electrician at Valentia says that
faint signals are received from New Found
land.
Spain isquiet.
The Spanish Government has ordered 5000
troops, and all the large vessels of war unem-
ployed TO Cuba.
LoNDoN.-Money unchanged; American Sc
curites dull; Funds inactive, advanced /;
Bullion in the Bank has increased nearly hall
IL million pounds.
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THE GAIETY.-Mr. MtRDoCH greeted
by a full house on Monday night. The
''School for Scandal is not so attractive as
Others of Mr.. MURDOcH's role; but there was
a very large and appreciative audience to
welcome him to the boards IF the Galety.
where he is deserving favorite. He was
enthusiastically received. and At the end OF
the play was called before the curtain, and
made his Acknowledgements in discreet and
tasteful terms. His rendition of Charles Sur
,fqce was exc .llcnt as. indeed, are all his per-
soaatiols. His elocutiOn is probably the pu-
rest and best on the stage. He is remarkably
free from the affected manurrism of the the
atre in everythiDg-his pronunciation is clear,
distinct and according TO rule-his manncr
AID gestures are even. smOOthe and natural
and his general carriage ard bearing that oil
a refined and polished gentleman, as he I'M
dpubtcdly Is. His knowledge and conception
Of all the characters he attempts TO person.
ate are singularly correct and fully rendered
lie is uniformly faithful to- nature, easy
graceful and unaffected. One can scarcely
if at all, separate his merit as an actor from
his modest worth as gentleman and privat,
citizen. These unusual attributes have dem
oastratcd the good taste and sound judgment
of the people of Nashville, in making hin
their favorite above all others.
The public, the mtnag,r and Mr.. MURDOCH
are all indebted to Mrs CRISP for the loan o
her tai Mt during the present engagement
As LGdy IeqzLe she was most happy. Sh'
played the young aad teasing wife to charm
We have rarely seen 1t surpassed.
Mr. C. DEGRoAT was an .tdit in his SIR Pda
Ttdzle which was decidedly his best perform
ance OF the season, so far.
Mr.. JoHN DAVIS is quite clever actor. bu
hardly skilIfui enough in the pettte rascaiitl
of the J2uio,r. to present fully the character
of Joseph. The dashiug maa of sentImcn
aud intrigue should have, on detection DIFF
frent face from the stold fool or resourc
less idiot
Mr.. Rowland did Cra'tree well, and so dc
Miss HELENA Mrs. Candor, and Mrs DAVIS In
dg SneerrcH The MdriE of Mrs. TAYLOR wa
passable. w. II. EVERETT, it is well known
never makes failure. There are hundreds
In the city to whom be has been playing tnl
years. ready az was Noses, to "sch'cear on ddt.
The fine play of the Cam -stcr' Is up TO
tonight.
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For The Patriot
WflIiamsois County Fair.

rkANkLiN. OCt. u, 1000
To the Editors Of the Daily Patriot %
GENTIEMEN IL have just put fine
point to my pencilfor the purpose of dropping
you hasty line touching the Williamson
county Fair, which is snow going on here; but
as there is a prospect for speedy rain, thing
much needed, Lam by no means sure that
the scattering of the crowd viii not close the
exhibition before can perform the same act
of kindness for this paragraph
We are to have no such good luck; howev-
err. for within the last minute or So the chances
for a shower have falleu below par. The
roads are very dusty, and good rain would
"help things out wonderfully" Don't we wish
we may get it? Well, we do.
The crowd in attendance today is estimat-
ed at from eight to ten hundred There has
been quite elegant display of articles in
the Ladies' Department and some rather at
tractive stock is now being exhibited, among
which noticed some of tie fast trotting stock
Of Davidson
A clap of thunder has just ratified along
the Southeastern heavens, and the ladies, in
anticipation Of getting their fancy dry goods
dampened, are scattering hOmeward. aud /
must hasten to a close, or shall be left on the
Fair Grounds alone, for. wheresoever calico
leads there corderoy will follow, if it be to
the devil. This though, is gtatuitous re-
mark, and promptly withdraw it.
Ever since the pallny days of the loved and
! lamented Hogan. old Williamson has been
famed for the number of her beautiful women.
/ 1t has been said (by whom it is none of your
| business) that the soil of Williamson county
| is not adapt.3 w. the growth of Democracy or
| ugly women, and from the imposing array OF
pretty girls here to-day. l am inclined to rely
upon at least the last half of the assertion
though must be permitted to say, ungallant
| as the remark may appear that there are but
! few places in this latitude that do not afford
a sample or two of what is technically called
female uglness
| will remain here several days, and, OF
course. shall not let you hear from me any
more while | stay. Ia the mean time, adieu.
Respectfully, II.
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We would call the particular attention of
every reader to the advertisement of Nc
LEAN STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
On LINIMENT. They are too well known in
this community to require recommendations.
But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of the digestive
organs. without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms such as de-
spondency, nervous unpleasant feeling, indie
cision. lack of energy, making existence a
burden. To all who may be so afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give immediate relief
To all who may be afflicted with Sores or
Pains of any kind, try the Liniment. See the
advertisement in another column.
seDt2l-2w
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EsS- \ man who has been West, and been
chased by an Indian. makes the following
matter of fact observations
much has been said by poets and romantic
young ladies about the picturesque aspects.
and the noble form nf an untamed, untumable
warrior of the prairie, and far be il from me
To gainsiy them. An Indian is noble spec
tacle-in a picture or ut safe distance-b
when this noble sp ctacle is moving his moe
assins in your dir elton, aid you have TO do
some tall walking in order to keep the capil-
larry substance on the summit of your cram
ium, all his mobility vanishes, and you see
in him only a painted, greasy mscreant, who
will, if you give him chance. lift your hair
with the same Christian spirit, composed and
most serene, with which he would ask another
spectacle for little more OF that baked
dog used to think like the poets now the
sight of an Indian gives me cramp ia the
stomach"
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Rebellion against Tammany Hall

The Nelcs, democratic organ in New
York city has the following significant para
graph, on the political tax" and the Tam
many sachems:
PoIITICAL TAX on CUsToN HoUsE OFFICERS.
The annual or Seni annual political lax ON.
CustOmH0 use ufti :, ~ IL a. urual to he enforced
or rather attempted Ia be,hy the Tnnmany
III III managers Every ostcrr of thu Goycra-
meat /, ia daiy bouud AS II ever ID mocrat wins
can afford it. To pay something towards the
expenses of party organization, &c, provided
he is satisfied that it will be used for the true
interests OF the party; If not, he should with
hold it, let who may apply. 4 majority of
the present managers Of Tammany Hall have
laid themselves open TO grave suspicious in
ref, renee to political matters, and contribu-
tions of money received by that interest is
more likely to be- used for the advancement of
certain friends of Douglas than for the party
at large or for strengthening the hands of the
administration. We do not wish to influence
any one in reference 10 his contributions, or
the parties 10 whom it shall he paid--buI
that Committee which represents the largest
portion of the Democracy is certainly the
one. in our opinion, which is entitled 10 all
contributions from the Democracy, whether
office holders or otherwise. OF this, however,
let each man judge for himself.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

1h7s<uSS. DR.. KING formerly OF New York, for
kSE~@>sSsa the last four years of Louisville Ken
Jt.cAy anu who has devoted his attention
nenI of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended 10 practice for many
years, and cured many thousands he Ii enabled 10
al! diseases OF private nature, matter how
or from neglect Of their DR.. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story here lac all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRfnEA cured without nauscous medicine in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, cicctually cured IN
few days, by an operation which causes pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be enectually
cured in "A few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS-Particulara attention having been
given this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out of it, brought on III many by the de-
structive habits of mconsderate Youths and cXccs-
sive indulgence of the PASSIONS neglect OF which viii
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
for business or society and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty OF
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed, directed to DR.. A KING
No. % DeadeTiCk street, Nashville Tenn. Will have
the necessary medicine sent 10 their address, with
cessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Otic,
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the
ming INDEPENDENTLY
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CASTING HEAVY GUNS.-It is mentioned in
a late London paper that all the guns cast at
the Royal Standard Foundry, since the open
ing of that immense establishment, have been
condemned a unfit for service, notwithstand-
ing that experiments have been almost daily
carried on for the purpose OF asccrtaining the
best description and the proper fusion of the
metals required. The makers If American
cannon are more successful than this. At a
recent trial at Castle Island, near Boston, of
a gun of nine inch calibre, for the purpose of
testing it's endurance, it burst only at the
I.532d fire. 500 fires having been made
with ordinary service charges Of ten pounds
of powder and a she'll weighing seventy
pounds, and - fires with bursting charges,
varying from II pounds of powder and one
shot Of ninety pounds, to twenty pounds OF
powder and ten shot weighing nine hundred
pounds. This last charge very nearly filled
the gun to the muZzle and burst it. The gun
was one of Captain DahIgren's for marine
service, and was cast by AlIger Il Co. The
test was to ascertain the reliability Of this
formidable engine of war. Guns of this class
weigh nincty-two hundred pounds, and there
was consumed in the test no less than fifteen
thousand four hundred pounds of powder,
while the aggregate weight of shot and shells
fired amounted to one hundred and fifty thou
sand pounds. Government has also been try
ing the new Iidc cannon of Mr.. Sawyer, at
Fitchburg. The cannon is grOoved like q
rife, and the ball is shaped like the Minnie
rifle ball. 1t is filled with powder, which ex-
plodes after striking and entering an object.
1t is said that at one mile the body of an or
! binary sized tree would not be missed once
in fifty shots, and experiment has proved it to
be nearly so. This is the closest shooting
with heavy cannon known to the service.
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N A S III v IL L E:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8, 1858
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confine orr business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr. WILLIAM
GILL, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery Of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer it, pay IN
advance for the whole year.
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SllRlIlIINuCgH
Spefial notifes.
Rock City Mills.

II E. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
%. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times,
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills, of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. -
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The SEliXir,S

Prepared by DIR. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSIEPSY, las advertised
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function NJ
merous cases OF Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned as incurabIe by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored to perl health, atesed
lhcates testify. aprlS-ly
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Eees.---Prices of Admission 10 Fair


Single Tickets, 25c
Children under Is years, l5c
All COlored Persons, loo
Tho entrance fee articles and animals shall be
twenty per Of the premiums 10 persons not mem
bers of County Agricultural society, and ten per
cent to parsons who produce credentials Of paying
membership fees in such societies, for the present
year. These credentials under the signature of the
President Secretary Treasurer OF the County So
cicty, must IN all cases be produced by those who
claim make entries under the lowest of fees.
Printed lists Of the Premiums and Regulations
be obtained Application to the Secretary
BY order of the Bureau.
F. c. EASTMAN,
7 W.
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Masonic GRAND LODGE.-Thc Grand Lodge
of the Masonic order pf Tennessee, met III
this city Monday, in the Hall. over the South
ern rud of the Market House There Is Il
large number Of delegates in attendance,
amongst whom we recognize many familiar
faces
The Corner Stone of the new hall,on Church
Street. will be laid this morning, subsequent
t. which an address will be delivered in the
basement Of the LIT Presbyterian Church, by
occasion.
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Persons advanced I'm Life

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the
of Hollands German Bitters. Elixir that will in
still new life into their veins; restore in measure,
the energy and ardor of more youthful days; build
up their shrunken forms, and give health and energy
to their remaining years.
b For sale at the Principal Office, AIS Arch st. Phla-
dephia, and sold by druggists and keepers
in every town and village the United States Cana
das West Indies, and South America at rs per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ Jackson is on
the wrapper OF each bottle. octl-1m
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Markets nv TELEGRAPH.

New YORK Oct. 5.-Cotton firm. sales 1900
haics; Flour dull 4 90O05 10; wheat and corn
declined; Bacon 6(@6s; Linseed oil "A; Sugar
firm 64C@74.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 4-Flour dull; Whisky
10; Bacon, shoulders buoyant, 53Q973.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 8 Cotton-Sales $500
bale~-m.ddling l25C9l24 good middling l25
(Gl23; Sugar dull 5: Moias~ys 81; Flour dull.
So: Corn 90; Mess Pork II 90; Freights on
Cotton Il 80 seconds; to Havre l 10.
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Lots on Bell street. EdgefieId.

JOHN Nixon o d. Walling and A. T. Raymer
| y pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville at May Term, 1858, in above cause, /
Will sell, on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
10Th pay OF OCTOBER NEXT the property descrIb-
ed in the peadings in this case and being parcel Of
ground lying the West side of Bell street, and be
tween Foster and Wetmore streets, in Edgeheld.
This property has been divided in six Fine Lots, Of
good size and good depth, and three of them have
houses upon them; and will be sold six and twelve
months credit, for notes and approved security-ien
10 be retained and sale FREE FROM RFDEMPTioN
J. E. GLEAVES,
septlS-td Clerk 4 Master