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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Oct. Il. 1855.


We regret that we cannot yet report re-
vival in trade; inactivity and dizziness still
prevail although the fall season has advanced
far enough to warrant something more favor
able. The great scarcity of money appears to
be the principal drawback at present up
on freer and fuller business operations. The
country, however, is in solvent condition. with
large and excellent crops Of produce of all
kinds, which must sooner or latter be carried
off, the work of doing which will put
different face upon commercial affairs, and
give us another glimpse of brighter days.
COTTON-The weather has been favorable
for the full development of the crop, and the
quantity already picked in Middle Tennessee
is greatly in advance of last season at cor
| responding date. The quality also is much
better. But little is coming in, and we hear
of no sales upon which to base quotations.
| We may, however. quote extremes at 7(9 1O1c
p ID.
| TOBACCO-Nothingd doing in this article.
| WHEAT-The wheat market is without
/ change. Our millers are still giving prices
above the views of spectators, and hence
there is no export demand. We quote prime
red at 65@7Oc; prime white 1890. per
bushcl.
FLOUR Market steady. We continue
our quotations. Extra s595 80 p ID; su
perfine So 1904 so; fine S3C93 so.
BACON There is but a moderate demand
sor Bacon. and but little offering We quote
shoulders at 6@63c; clear sides 78c; hams
/ 94GlOc. p b, from wagons. From store
higher figures are realized.
LARD-Slghtly in request at SI@S2c. +
Do.
MEAL-There is very little offering I
good article commands, Wholesale, $4,000
p bushel. 1t is retailing at zoe.
FRUITS-The is some activity in the drie
fruit trade. We quote apples at s1C91 Is
unpeeled peeches 81 5OC92 90; peeled dc
81 5O03 90.
GROCERIES-Market tolerably well SUP
piled. and steady. Sales moderate.
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The SElixir.o

Prepared by Or JAS. WILLIAMS, for the of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSrEPSY, Cas advertised in
another column has, by its own merits obtained for
itself so high reputation In Philadelphia that Phys
ciaus acquainted with its properties are using them
selves and prescribing their patieHts con WINGED
by observation Of its great efficacy in restoring the
dIsordered digestive organs to healthy function NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of tie most aggravated
character, which We're abandoned iucurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the OF this
Elixir, been restored To perfect health, atesJed
ihcates testify. aprI3-ly
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The LECTURE To-NIGHT.--It should not be
forgotten that tonight has been selected for
the Lecture by Hon. JXo. NJ. BRIGHr, Of Lin
coin. before the Robertson Association. The
Market street. This Hall is entirely new.
having just been finished and fitted up by the
Messrs DOUGLAS, and is admirably adapted 10
the purpose In consideration Of the ability
of the lecturer, the excellence of the cause in
which he is engaged, aud the comfort aud
eonyenieace afforded by the Hall. We shall be
disappoint q il the audience in attendance is
MT very large.
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RETAIL PRICE OFFLOuR.
Persons advanced in Life

And feeling the hand of time ghing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the
of Hoolands 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 energy
TO their remaining years.
For sale the Principal Office AIS Arch ST.. Phila-
delphia and are sold by druggists and store keepers
in every town and village in the United States Cana
das, West Indies, and South America at IS cents per
bottle See that the signature OF C. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper of each bottle. octl-lm
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
II HE Ii ANk OF II H L U N % N

'%-ST $3.50 49,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Lots ON Bell street. Edgefield.

john Nixon vs.. Q D. Walling and A. 7. Raymer
y pursuance Of a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at May Term, 1855, in above cause, 1
viii sell, on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER MKT, the property descrIb
ed in the pleadings this case and being parcel
ground lying on the West side of Bell street, and be
tween Foster and WetnOre streets, in Edgehed
This property has been divided in Six Fine Lots, OF
good size and good depth, and three OF them have
houses upon item; and will be sold six and twelve
months credit, for notes and approved security-lien
To be retained and sale REDEMPTION
J. E GLEAVES,
septlS-td Clerk 4 Master.
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New ORLEANS. Oct. -Cotton--sales to-
9 500 bales; mediums grades declined / but
closed with an advancing tendency. MOlas-
ses 3S Whisky 10. New York Hay Is.
New YORK. Oct. I3,-Flour State 35CG
30; OHIO ; 0O9j 20 large speculative en-
quiry. Wheat very dull. buyers demand a
reduction. Corn buoyant, 1902. Mess
Pork 10 POOLS 40.
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A corr, spondent ot the philadelphia bai-
Ian. writing from Sp zzia, says ii is place
TO stick by. The climate is an astonishingiy
well regulated one. never hot, never cold,
raius seldom aud always AT night. and there
is a great deal Of moonlight, rs well ~ large
quantity at crazy people.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE.
NEGLECTED Claims of Joseph F. DuntOn

DURSUANT 10 a decree Of this Court, in the case OF
Thomas J. Foster, Jr., Trustee, &c, VS.. Trenton
Ranking Company and others will sell at the Court
House in this city, on SATURDAY, THE 23D OF OC-
TOBLR NkNr all the uncOllected Notes and Accounts
OF Joseph +. DuntOn the were returned to me
by the Trustee. \ schedule of these claims can be
seen application this Office and all parties inter
ested are invited to examine ii.
J. f GIEAVES,
sept2a-td Clerk X Master.
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fg- The overland mail from Cali.ornia
arrived at ST. Louis on the oh inst. in tare ny
three dfs,s and fosiv hours. Six through passasl-
gers were brought in the stages. II is TO
be hoped that the entsrpriss may be wholly
successful.
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lHHIIls.

sold 33i per cent cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality of Gtms be bought else
where. Also of Moore Il HaTris's extra fine,
warranted equal TO Wesley Richards's, at
very low figures; besides Single Guns, Rifles,
&c. j. WILLIAMS.
octl2 "a Public Square, Nashville.
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HATS AND CAPS.

AM receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest styles OF Fail and Winter Hats aud Caps
for Men Boys and Chidren's wear consisting IN pArt
of the best Cashmere, son Fur Hats Of all qualities;
Boys Cloth aud Glazed Caps Also, large lot OF
Mems Boys and ChiidTcn's Merino and Wool Hats,
which viii be sold ON reasonable terms for Cash or
DanctnAl dealers Nos 50 and SO corner of College
and Broadway by Is X CCIIEk-
Oct1-u
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
49, Ess5s - o.
ME BILE +.


VITA neat regular session beng The eisltk annual
coaTse ef Lectures IN this iasfitafion viii com
meme 0n MONDAY, TIE lSr DAY Ot NOVEMBER
NAT fhe &ussonical Eaosns wilt open ffem tie
lash q October The viii cosfnnc uErl the
lei q March. 9edal sfaseats zhoaia be pFesent 81
the snEiBg Il The session. Ihoss cesTirg urther
Information. viii address.
JOHN MIIIISeToN, N. u,
sssle-isx3a LssA, u s1e Coss< Building.
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RErrRNED.-we are pleased to meet again
our yoaag irjend G.. w. III. BUTLER, ot the
h.a-,. { Kirkpatrick. Ncvius Il Co., who has
,or IS y,-,t, inoil.s past been prospecting in the
stu; al ., ya-. lie irring- dittcring accounts
at Ia -ro..ta of III coa@ly, aud the vast
alA.d4tof { gil,ury Lot traced in
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PREcocrrY SloHaer lia Boy q T.osles
at dc III iH,.--Old gentleman; "fou're a
smart young fellow 10 De trusted In that
situation already" Boy, Indignantly: Don
you see the notice, not TO speak 10 the man
AT the Mheel!' y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
Tract of Land on Brick Church
Turnpike.

VIM, b. Walton VS.. J. J. Ham and Albert jenkins.
y pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the above cause, will SELL at the
Court House, ia this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, a credit of one and two
years, and free from REDEMPTION Of % acres
and 40 poles Of Land, lying "a miles from the city
and on the west side of the Brick Church Turnpike,
opposite Capt. W. b. WaltOns residence.
J. f. GIEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk & Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14

The receipts and expenditures Of the city
OF New York during the past year. according
to the comptrollee's report, have amounted
TO nearly fifteen million doilars.--An expen-
siye place ! Gotham.
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Cameron PrOperty-near corner
of McLemOre X Cedar SITS.

r. F. Wilkin, Admir-, Sarah Cameron and others.
In pursuance of d decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville in the above cause will sell, at the
Court House. in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT all that parcel of Real Es tate
OF which Daniel Cameron died seized and POSSESSED,
lying OF Capitol HILL and the intersection OF
Cedar and McLenore streets, whole divided
u suit parties. FERNS II months credit with inter
est. J. F. GIEAVES
scptI5-td .a-.- Clerk & Master.
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New Orleans Market.

SUGAR-But little on the Levee and notice sales
of only few small lots at fun prices.
AMBASSADORS 100 half bbls New Crop have
been sold at sec. z gallon.
TOBACCU-We hear Of so hhds. sold private
terms
FLOUR-The sales embrace some , 900 bbls. of
which $50 snpeTdue III lots 50 so; 800 St Louis
- GO; 90 fancy at IS So 90 extra in three four
lots at 50 rs; 100 choice do AT 81 IS ami 200 Plant
in lots At 81 50 2 bbl
CORN-Sstics 100 HCks mixed at 5Sc.; 400 in three
lots al dOc and $40 at GOiG6lc q bushel But little
Offering on the Levee.
BRAN-We notice sale Of lis sacks ats2hc. q
100 h.
BACON-The sales include 20 casks Sides and Shout
Uers on private terms.
LARD-We notice sale of $50 tierces at -, and IN
derSttnd that one two other lots been sold
but have not heard the particulars
NHISkY-Ne have heard OF nothing doing.
G'FEEE-Siies about 1000 bags including 526 at
10 &C. and 40 1T II &c. e Ii.
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Gbanferp Sales
Wilson Spring Lot.

Thos. B. McEwen and others Nance q Aatlcck.
In pursuance OF a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in the above canse, will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER MKT, credit of /, and
years, without interest Lot No "a in the plan OF Will
Spring property. This Lot fronts 90 feet Vine
street-extends through to High street-ncludes the
Big Spring, and contains about Il of acre. and will
be sold as whole or divided suitably.
j. Z GLEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk Master.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 2lst 1858.
This Bank has removed 70 the corner opposite the
Planters Bank, in the Old Union Bank building The
building formerly occupied by the Bank of Commerce
is for Rent favorable terms. Apply soou, if you
waUt II, TO
aug2G-f JNO. ID. JAMES.
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Important Public Sale of
R E A L E S T A T E i.
On Tuesday. 2nd day of Noyemher

'INHE Columbus Life and General Insurance Com
pany, Of Columbus, Miss, will offer for sale at
public Cutcry, credit OF SIN twelve and eighteen
months, to the highest bidder or parcel
OF land, situated IN the county Of Davidson OF
Tennessee, about mile 81 the city Of Nashville
beng that porto OF SAID Of land owned by said
company, on which II p Bostick, Esq, NOW resides
more particularly described being situated South Of
the middle Of Watkins Avenue, boundary line, begin
ming at the middle point OF intersection Of Watkins
| Avenue and Bostcks Avenue, as laid down ia the
plan Of "BOsticE's Addition Nashville running
thence westward along the middle Of Watkins Ave
nue., TO the dividing lina between Jesse Thomas and
| said Hardin p. Bostlck, thence along said line in a
southern direction, the middle of the Charlotte
Turnpike, IN an eastern direction "A point opposite
the middle Of the BOstick Avenue, thence along the
middle OF BDstick Avenue % the beginning contain
! ing Is acres OF ground or thereabouts.
Upon the above described premises is situa the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
meuts known the residence Of Mai. Hardin Z. Bos
tick, fun description Of which cannot be gwen IN
this advertisement, but 10 those acquainted with
the property u i but justice 10 thai consider
/ ed second 10 none Of the many beautiful and va
iuabie private residences IN the environs Of Nash
| vile.
The property will be sold one tract or be divided
int" such lots shall secure satisfaction all
| cerncd
No with approved security VIII be required from
the purchaser purchasers pay able the Bank Of
Tennessee, IA Nashville, and which be fur
| Their secured by a lien upOu the property
/ The title Il perfect, but any information respecting
| this may be obtained by reference Coy. Neil 5.
Maj. b stick who is in possession Of the premises
will eheerfuly give any information that may be need
ed 10 their merits, &c
The sale viii take place on the premises between
| the hours of II and O'Clock.
Oct, e-td. JAMES WHITFIELD,
| Pres
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Foreign per Steamer City of Haiti


LoNDoN, Sept. 29.-Nearly all classes o
securities are rising. Business is more active
Sugar has advanced. Atlantic Cable shares
$50 pounds
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Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock.

Dyer Pearl Co, VS.. T. +. LigieT and others.
pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, IN the above cause. | will sell at the
Court House in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE ODD
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, TO the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STOCK, or so much of the same may be necessary
to pay cOmplainant's debt and costs.
J. E GLEAVES.
sent1h-td = f1erI- !. Mostnr
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Lots in NvcGaNOck,

I HAVE FIR sale privately, rs lots in McGavock
situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree s. which will sell at great bargai :. These
Lots are among some of the most beautiful in that
dton, and "a those Of small means wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call on
Z r. GLASCUCK,
oct7-u AGENT
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WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR.
s9@ g a.

II on tl4s AElieiss slsse haaeed feaaeed IA tbs
followlag Esiek naIli fur tkleE- nksiirs
Wheat, per bushel, s8A-f - eean-
fis s pers srrrvi. ua
g..ssoss ne fsrs u the Sasartise ana chAttaaee
"a Rad ensfie6 above Fates, lees tbs dinercnee
6efcea sae charge frosn Sszh Vile . CAatizaoosa,
ana the palass ~ shipment ch@iianoosa "a local
900 CllAS- ~. ASIkfcUS.
eetl-tf GsaeEsi Asst
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ITN.P. WILLS Home Journal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
urnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius" TO
operate a Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
why so many excellent house keepers not do
l.. teb22-u
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
o SoEL- n. RAnET. A. @ NOEL
S. A. G.. NOEL & CO.,
(SUocESsoRs To NOEL & co.,
VIII OIL ES ALE GROCERS
No. Market street.
(SExr DOOR TO B. LASER a COZ

HAVING ASSOC iatsd with US IN business, Mr.. n. H
H RALLY, formerly q. the house Of Nichol,
,sr-,n = Bailey } and removed from the corner Of
College and Church. streets 10 tie above elegant and
large new bGi ing, We wili be prepared our
Irieuds aud Customers with more pr0mptness thAn
heretafore- Our stock q Groceries and BAR Sores
viii be At all times complete, aud viii be sold the
most satisfactory terms. oct7-u
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COurt---First BAPTIST
Church.
TRIAL OF REV. J. Il. GRAVES.

therefore adjourned
Church, which. together with the gallery was
soon dcnseIy crowded.
The Court was opened by the reading Of the
XII a. ,,,.., - I, ,,,,..,. ID, Tr q K Winston.
rca
"l'eF "h-ch he nuresseu 'lie "'"'4e - "''''1
liz tcrvent prayer.
DR. Winston explained the object of the
-. :.r; 49,, IL; ,,,,.,,cd .,,a.t.pl, and
.t,,.ro.,.I
tHe HFst III oI".' "aS '"' i'''''''' VI Wv
OF last reg lar church meeting. when wa
done by fh,. cIsrI; Mr.. : VI. Scott
~, :-.l =. mo. .,.,,,.,,,..d l,,,
the Chufcl as re'd'
Commun cations from the Murlrccsb"ro
Y tntist Church haviug been handed in III re-
-, :, a., rooor5 .,
SP'"7c u ii'''ei ''i '''i'N 81 '''0
last Church meeting,
Mr. Rutland moved that they be read.
Mr. & Full.r moved in lien. that they
. 1870,
~ '"''' 'h ''' ''''' i'- '
prevailed.
Mr. Rutland moved that all communications
r..,.fv.d from otr.r Church < and As.ocia-
.i.;...ri., J.. -
u"iis. having bearing Oh 'i'iS Ol'l' "e ie"u
motion lost.
M > VI HC''' we" i'''H 10 ''e o''U =" ''''
charges preferred against Rev. j. Il. Graves,
winch are as follows
We. tn" undersigned. mcmb,rs of the First
Baptist Church, Nashville tennessee. charge
aud one of the EDITORS Of the T nnos,ce Bap-
tit. with grossly immoral and unchri-tian
conduct, ii four distinct cases, a. follows:
= :, ,f5' ~ tl,aI ne mas So@nt 20 'I''S4 "r2'
.'.,r,ci, o,d i,i,,,., md tl.,. fo ,I..trl,, his
character and influence in the Southwest, by
forcing him lnto collision with R'y' \. Z.
layton. llte ''7iy''h,t'is ''' - '.i
itnrs ,hro,,,t, tin. rublic,tiou in his .ail ma
per Of various falls. and malicious representa-
tons
',i ~ '',.'' 5I Cr' ~, ,aa,s of =,
conflict between IL pastor and four Of its
dracons, and several othrrs 81 us influential
III iilL ,'' .i''S ~ ~
his n,n,.r
Thirdly. in that h. has uttered and pub
liS'ea III his S''IG paper a9,lhs5 H. D. - ii'"I
','l wy, .,t.,.ip.. - ll,I.
Fourthlv. IN that he has. at various times
attacked, slandercd aud abused ministers and
prethr "a Of hISh ch", 'c''l' "eIolt,nS 10 p p;
sid nan ! G. DANES
CnAs, \. FULLER.
Aside from the above, additional charges
were preferred aud read. composed mostly 81
extracts considered abusive and immoral, iron
-,
t,.,,,..,.... ,.,.i,,,-r..J i ,.os moved thai
,,..,.,,,,.,G,,-.,.,t H.. t,o church ,,o,io,
NJ. y U.,,r.. .t..,,, ,,,,,..d ,,.,t tho cbrrcI
,.r',.', 49,. ..,,'u ,rI,.i.,.. :, loio,, ii.
- =, D.. rp Gr,,.,s
-, .,...r,.,,,i
M = K w,n.,,, rho, asked Roy I =
,.r,r,. II r .,d.,.,,,d m. J..i.J tf,. ,.h,r,.s
I.I,,i,t ,f..,,
po,. p ,..,,.s ,.l,.,I 70 H.. allowed +,
s,,,.rth.. .,r..,,,io,s II. ,,.i =. cd to IN,
,rf.Ia,,,,,i.f.I d, .ir.. his reasons t,r fl,
...,
m. r,o.I.r,t,r ur W.,ston nyul ,ip.d In,
,-;,f..,, ,...,.5.,r.f, IN ,r,.,D.,t
NV. r. Graves beg d leave to remark
thai he had something TO say that he might
NOT he mi.repr.sentsd. IL. had committed his
rer,orLs in d,.f;.u,,. of ia. cbargcs to writing
and proceeded To- read them AT length.
Alt,r the reading of R.v.J. Il. Graves de
f.nsr. DR.. Howell took th- floor AID said it
chi ~ Htt Il al "A
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA Oct. IL, p. NJ.
COTTON-The market to-day quiet, without
my change prices. Sales sos balcs-l at II u
at II \ "a at IL IS, 259 ~ and So at l2c. Receipts
| bales
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct l3-Genl. Cass has re-
covered from his indispo-ition.
There is Il prospect OF the reputation OF
JereZ
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Trustee Sale.

TIME Trustee Of STEWART 4
Il OWEN Is under the necessity of 5SSG
selling out the entire stock by De- 1--7TfFl
cember next. Those In need Of IS<S1@
RANGES STOVES of all sorts and >@N
sizes CRATES, SCALES, MANTEIS,
KETTLES, SCUITIES, TIN WARE HOLLOW WARE,
and TAME HONS, can now invest their money 10
great ad antage. Those indebted 20 : o.
minded that IL is much cheaper 10 settle with the
Trustee than ith officer, and respectfully
quested call at Stewart owens old stand, No. Ii
Market street. actl-dAwtf
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To Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored 10 health
d few days after many years of nervous suffering
will send (ee) 10 assist others copy of the prescrP
ton and supply of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. ID
rect the Rev. JOHN II. DAGSAIL, Is6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY aprl3-tri-w-s
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Es- A German q Irish girl may fnd a
good situation, as loase servant, by apply
ing, with proper recommendations, at this
Office. octIl-u
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CHARLESTON, Oct. II, P. NJ.
There is quiet demand al Saturdays prices. Sales
to-day 600 bales at II p to l235c.
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For .ireui, Jour. Judge.

We authorized 70 Announce SAMUEL II. FrTE,
Eau, OF carthsse. eaeaate ior c'roEa carr
Judge "a The jaaag4s nsstIiot, oonp'-cd the
coasu.s 81 smlsh, Jacss'l, AAeou, Dcksfb aud I'at
uaIn. spta-triNANts
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Annual State Fair for 1883.

u Nhe Frfth Annual State Fair of Tennessee State
Il Agricultural Bureau, Will be held at The Bureaus
Grounds, near Nashville, commencing on Monday
Oct llth, and continue during the week A liberal
list al premiums Is offered, which together with tho
rules and regulations, names Of officers, Judges etc
printed III pamphlet form, for grSutous dsiribu-
ton, may be lad application al the various Print
ing Offices, aud Book stores IN the city.
aug 3O-td- THOS b. JOHNSON, Treasurer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-14
IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sANFORD's RECIPROCATING
Portable Farm l. Plantation Mill,

fAlfNlfI' MAk'H, 1853.
NOR Grinding feed for stock aud Corn or q her
Il grain IA every variety, suited for family use
AMI by simply changing the plates will grind Drufs
Paints, Printers Ink, Emery, &c, &c. The prncipie
oi tins NH n entirely and III advantages over
every ROTARY Mill are highly important. LIST II is
more durable, having four times the grinding surface
OF any Rotary Mill requiring the amount Of
power. 2nd. About bali the power Ii saved, az the
resistance Is all within one inch OF the Of the
shaft 3rd They age made of different capacItie so
az 10 be turned by band varied % any amount
OF power 10 an almost Unlimited extent 4h IL can be
purchased at 9Th lis extreme simpIici-
~ enables person OF less than ordinary capacity
remove the worn out plates and replace them by new
ones 9th. The plates can be replaced not 10
exceed 81 30 7th. IL will clog the reciprocal
ing motion, combined with the peculiar dress Of the
plates, rendering IL impossible. sth AZ occupbs but
title room and is easily removed from place 20 place.
il Is capable OF grinding much larger quantity OF
grain than any other Mill, with the application Of the
same amount of power.
The subscriber has the exclusive right 10 sell be
above MIL IN the State Of Tennessee.
RICHARD BRITAIN
septls-tf Poughkeepsie, " Y