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The Atlantic Plateau.

MESSRs. EDITORs.-I cannot agree with
Professor Maury that there is plateau in
the Northern Atlantic Ocean. Admitting
however, the fact and that the bottom Of the
ocean is composed Of mites of little Shells
as shown by the microscopic Investigations
of that charming man of science, Professor
Bayley. we shall find that the plateau has no
firmness; and that. though there are no
currents, and these little shells lie ''in cold
obstruction" cannon ball, an iron cable or
anything specifically heavier than the shells,
has a constantly descending motion amongst
these immOvablc mites of little shells which
are tloatcd by the water filling their inter
stices. Now, the Atlantic Gable lying along
this plateau, is gradually sinking into the
mass. and will continue to sink, unless
previously broken by its own immense weight
until it assumes the catenarian curve-the
curve of greatest tension of chain or cord
suspended between two points. This tension
has not yet probably taken place. But a
very great tenuity of the copper wire has
resulted from the stretching of the twisted
iron wire, and, finally. the cable mnst part,
unless, happily, it finds something more solid
below to rest upon besides the mites Of little
shells.
De Sanity says the cable has not parted.
We suppose not; but as its tenuity increases
the power of the electric current is abated.
Eighteen hundrtu miles OF the cable WelSn
at least six thousand tons. and the gradual
subsidence of this enormous weight amongst
the mites of little shells, on line of sixteen
hundred miles. has produced great exility,
and will finally be the cause of rupture.
ARISTOPHANES
Springfield, ('fass.) Sept. II, 1858.
p. SIT is stated-in the English papers,
l, think-that communications through the
cable are more distinct and frequent going
east than they going west. If this be
true, may not the cause be found in the
magnetic variation, which is eastwardly?-
National IuteIligencer.
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mend. Would you love me if / were so
lightly won-I, the affianced wife of another
man. canght, in three weeks, by q strangers
iattery and sympathy? How could you
trust me in time yourself if you found me
so careless now-so easy to WOO. so easy to
wini What is your love worth if it be given
so freely to one who would prove herself
unworthy in thus dishonorably accepting il?
Am disengaged from ties that, but for ac-
cidents, would now be indissoluble? Will
you not let me decently bury one love-if
it is to be buried-before welcome another?''
81 will wait an eternity if you but give me
hope-a certainty-in the future.''
"Do i know myself? Do you know your
self? Three weeks since you had never seen
me; three weeks since ] was on the eve of
marriage with man whom loved fervently.
Should one trust to such hasty passion as now
actuates us? Had we not better test our
selves by a better knowledge of each other,
by timer
.'TimeI" 1 repeated, scornfully. SIS time
the only test of love-"
..In orr case it would be very well to try
it."
"And how long will this test endure?v
Can tell? 1t is no light thing, Fred"-
and her voice seemed to caress my name as
she uttered it; sit is no light thing to love as
have loved. My love has cost me too much
to be lightly given up or lightly considered.
1t has been to me the source of more tears
than smiles; and perhaps that is why it has
been, and is, so mighty. Your tenderness
has refreshed me like spring in the desert;
your very look of admiration when l speak,
or when your eye catches mine; the consci-
business that. do what 1 will, you find me
charming, is very delightful to one accustom-
to meet with reproot oftener than praise
averted looks more than lingering chances
Yet, can / forget that time when his gaze
dwelt as fondly upon my face, and his voice
spoke the devotion he felt? You do not yet
see my faults-he does. Perhaps that is the
only difference between you"
"You can not expect me to listen to this -
Hear me to the end. He has so long
ruled my thoughts, my actions. my heart
what if his dominion be as strong as ever?
Suppose what l feel for you is mere ephem-
eral fancy-suppose | mistake gratitude
for your sympathy, pleasure in your society,
rest after much WEAKNESS. for love, and,
twice perjured, awake to a morbid regret, to
an undying remOrsc? l am pledged am
bound. He may make me unhappy; but till
he releases me am his, and can not with
honor break my bonds"
Silently | dropped her hand from my
clasp; but she took mine and pressed it
warmly, and then hesitatingly carried it to
her lips, and a tear fell upon it as it rested
there. wish she or 1 had died just thenI
An approaching step startled us. 1t was a
servant breathlessly arriving, and the bearer
of n request from his mistress that Miss
Rawdon would come in as quickly as pos
sible
Any thing the natter" ] asked, while a
vague foreboding of evil instinctively pos
sesSed me.
His master would be here presently" the
man said; and "a woman had come with
trunks for Miss Rawdon."
TO BE CONTINUED
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TOW CoRwIN's VIII AND CoLoR.-Every one
recollects how Gov. Corwin rid himself Of the
imputation of iavoring negro suffrage while
canyassing the State for the Governorship.
While speaking in the Southern part, he was
charged with having favored negro suffrage in
bis speeches on the Reserve.
"Certainly, gentlemen" says he, passing
his hand over his lace, certainly | favored
IL. You would not expect me- 10 deprive my
self OF 4 vote ~
One evening, in his own parlor In Wash
ington, while Secretary of the Treasury. his
complexion was made the subject OF a jet
equally good. Mr.. Hubbard. the Postmaster
General, was discussing with a young lady
the gradual assimilation Of husband aud wife
to one another in personal appearance; and
they, unable to agree came to MIR. CorSin for
q decision:
We'll" said he hesitating moment. and
raising his hands to his face, Il don't know
how il may be with Others; but as for me, |
married white woman about thirty years ago,
and don't see that ii has altered my com
plexion as yet!''
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HABEAs CoRrts REVISED THEx.-Lsst week
application was made by l.. w. SrRArr, Esq.
ON behalf of the African negroes in custody
of the United States at Charleston, for writ
OF AIbeds ooTeis to be served upon the Marshal.
Tue application was made TO Judge McGralh,
by him refused. for the two main reasons
ist, that the African ia. not, under 'he Dred
Scott decision, acknowledged TO be q citizen
entitled to the personal rights and privileges
20 which citizen OF a State Is sentiticd; a1d
End, thai The release Of this class of persons
in South Carolina is contrary To the laws Of
that State.
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Headache and Debility.

Mr.. silas J. Lscomb, of Birmingham, says:
al have found in BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BrrrERs a
remedy for Headache and Debility. My wife has al
so used it with the greatest benefit.
Mr.. A. 5. Nicholson, of Pttsburg, also remarks
that he has experienced much relief from its for
Headache.
Take half tea-spoonsful three timesa day, hour
before meals. Eat moderately, and then of whole
some food, and you will find this is really remedy
for Sick and Nervous Headache, Weakness Of any
kind, Costiveness, and Piles Being perfectly simple
in composition, it may be taken without fear by the
invalid. Possessing fine aromatic favor, it is very
grateful 10 the debilitated stomach.
seni2l-lW
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N E w B o o K S
Received by JOHN YORK e. Co

Two Millions. A Poem by the author OF Nothing 10
Wear
Light and Darkness: or, the shadow % Pate.
The Coopers. A poye--ApPleton' Library.
woman's Thoughts about Woman, by john Hal
fax.
The Lectures OF Lola Montez.
Hugh Mnlcr's New BsOk-Cfuise OF the Betsey.
Major Potters Life and Adventurcs-Politics and
War.
Following the Drum: A glimpse of Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages in South western History, by
Meek.
Isabella Gray. A novel, by A Lady.
History Of Civilization In England, by II. 7. Buckle
Goadby's Text Book % Vegetable aud Animal Phys
iology.
Bayard Taylor's Travels in Europe, Asia and Ami
Ca vols
Lives Of Russian sovereigns. Rurik TO Peter the
Great
Domestic Annals OF Scotland, by Robert Cham
bers.
Speeches and Writings or Hon. 7. r. Marshall, Of
Kentucky
California Life Observation-Disclosures Address 10
Young America.
Mary Derevent, by Miss Ann 3 stephens
Past MERIDIAN, by Mrs. l. a. sigoarnoy.
Belle Britain on a tour To Newport viye IA We.
Doctor Thomas. Novel, by Madame TroIiope.
wbeweI's History OF the Indueuve Sciences.
The Life and Times OF Hegh Miller, BY I. y Brown,
D.
The Lfe Of Gen. HAveiock. by wm Brock.
Illustrated Hand Book OF American Travel.
Men and Women A Book 81 Poems. by Browning
Plays and Poems, by Baker.
VAiliatIns's Digest Complete IN I vol, %.
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gS- A correspondent ask us if we don't
"think it little mp'Ident in Andy Johnson
and his Capitol caucus to dictate to the dem
ocratic party policy relative to our State
currency" We answer, it does smack some
what of "impudence;" but then is not the
democratic party poor old horse, made to
be ridden by the leaders, Aud, as Andy has
the whip handle, why should he not ride the
"aninluLe" as he pleasesi
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MIsrs.-The formation Of misis never takes
place IL the temperature of the water be lower
than that of tine atmosphere; but when the
cold air above the land mixes with the
warmer air above the water, nlist OF fog will
be the result, which will be 50 much the
greater In quantity as the land surrounding
the water Is higher aud deeper. IL is by the
disposition OF water from the atmosphere.
through the operation OF this Law, that the
mountains aud plains la hot climates are
coyerld gith v,rdare aud fertility. - Seloalfe
s.fn9 irga. -s
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fall Raffs.
NASHVILLE RACES:

1890
JSAII, MEETING, 1855 will commence on Mondax
i september 27th. with swecTsfase with three.
year olds-s3Oo entrance-slO0 forfeit Two mile
heats. Eight entries 49,.
Also, names ch (, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Levathan.
blythe & Guild pane Hiawatha, by Albion dam BY
Sovereign
W. G. Harding names hr Tennessee by Epsilon
dam Kate King, by priam.
Also, names Oh by Albion dam Delta. by Prian
7. c. Moore names Betty Nancy, by Shamrock
dam Ida, by Belshazzsr.
W. T. Roundtree names en- (, by Glencoe, dam jan
Also, names ch Z, by Albion, dati 5y Priam
TUESDAY, 2srs.
Sweeps.ake with two year ODDS rniie out 81
enirance-Sl0O forfeit. Seven entries.
James jackson names ch Fanny BUEg, by Ar
| bassadoF. dam Ida, by BelshazzaT.
( A. Barnes names T. by Albion, dam Ann Chass
W T ROundtree names oh C, by Epsilon, dam b.
| Glencoe.
Hugh calgy names c, by Albion, dam by Leviil
/ than.
W. T Chatham names eh c, by Glencoe, dam b.
| Leviathan.
Eli odom names c, by Albion dam by Sovereign
/ Also. names Z. nv Albion, dam BY Sovereign
| SEcoNp RAcE.-wjth untricd three year olds-s2C
entrsnoe-s5o forfeit. Three entries.
| W. 7. Chatham names oh (, by Glencoe, dam D
blythe & Guild names Fife Dean.
| W. T. Roundtree names ca (, by Albion, dam Fl.
| dora. by Priam.
TmRD RACE--Gjles comfy stake. with three yeg
olds-S200 entrance, play or pay. Three entries.
WEDNESDAY. Doth.
Jockey Club Purse $3.50. Two mile heats
THURSDAY, SorH.
Jockey Club Purse, $50. One mile heats
SECOND RACE.-Swecpstakc with untried three yes
lds-siO0 entrance-S25 forfeit. One mile heat
Five entries.
n p Hadey names c, by Allen Brown, dam
Pram.
". T. Roand.ree names CHI +, by Union, da
Little Trick, by Priam.
T. G. Moore names Oh g, by Sd Boston, dam by /
viathan.
W. T Cheatham names Oh T. py Gsencoe, dam /
| Leviathan.
Z; Merriwether names ch c, by Ambassador, dad
| by Pacific.
| FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2oO-one mile beats, three Be
/ in five.
| SATURDAY. r
| jockey Club Purse s25O-two mile heats
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TRUST Sale.

DY virtue &C deed % trnxt executed %
I'D y. DoErIs, January IA, ls5s, and reeistr
Registers ofhce, Book n pages $40 srd :
proceed % sell % tbs hiEhest bidder, "a
SfPTENnfR 2sIH, in fTunt of the Siore-ho'
c,ilexs street, the following property VIZ. >
hundred si,sves II xariOus sty ZEE aDd lAiieri
ing IL Cook bining and Healing ctoVes, i"i
woad AS, ~killets, Pots, ovens aud
Large Kslllrs, Wagon boxes and Irons and
tesethsT with sundFy other Articles " s''A
stock
Iwsli also sell en- the Pubic Square, sA
OCT. End, Is5s, four good Mules, Three go''
thros Wagons "a Springs, one Bray and one
Axles.
The above sales for Cash. Also, at the !
ana place. wiii sell 70 the highest bidder, y
FoaBary fixtsres and stock On hanc, no
vately belore thai time
an persons washing 20 exEmiDs be fcel
pleass cali a No. College street, NAshsilis
49, Al persons indebted y II p. Dol .
casf BY paying up Immediately, ss oel sse,
PAID. ~ W. a1aAf
ssysis-tElxsxtocis
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E1- The New York HeralFs washiugtou
letter writer says; '.Gov. Denver, Of Kansas.
who resigned his commission, 10 take efitet on
the Ist Of October, viii resume his pazitloa
as Commissioner Of Indian AffaIrs.n -
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Home Again.

MIR. LARC0HBE desires 10 nform bis
M frends snd The pablc generally that be has 70
taFEed lros his Sorthsrn oaT. and - ready 81 eics
The fsfi esinTalgn.
Fully ps.<tsd ID al recent improvements IN fho,n-
grsphie EaRipul4fen--rely ma, hsresosors, Nlcy
nt.an tAs uz<rtts II he pstnres and eeierntn-d %
spare no eaDrt pisase he conAdsety invites thoas
who have nsreF Eiven hsIn a iaif uAd, 10 % 80
LADIES' vii and hs pgesent rseIss Tie iasst . ave
Rientiy and pieazanuy iecetea u any - Ne ny.
Cherry street, eoEEsr q lni1a- seP<-A-9
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w est Nashville.
On Tuesday, the 2sth October mex,

On Tuesday, the 26th October next,
ON the premises, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, for and on
~ account Of JOIN L. GIEAvES, Clerk and Master Of
the Chancery Court Nashville, by Virtue Of a de-
in the case of Hcnshaw Edwards & Co. et ais vs.
VIM. H. McNairy ais, will sell public sale the
following Lots in West Nashville, viz Nos 26l $50
27S, -, Il 242 200, 279 l23 15S, 24l, 2l5, I'll 81
23S, 40, pa, S. 10, 80 and 49,
Handbills with more particular description of the
Sale will be issued in due time.
TERMs.--A credit Of one, two and three years for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and
lien retained. \. V. :. LINnSIEY,
sept24-td So College street.
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Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL FAIR, 1853,
T f n N f s S EE
STATE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU
TO BE HELD
ON THE FAIR GROUNDS, NEAR NASHVILLE,
October IL, IL, 13, IA, Is and I6.

TUE premiums this year are very liberal, and
Il er every branch Of Agricultural, Manufacturing
Mechanical and Household Industry. Competition
from all parts of the State is invited
The order of exhibition will be varied from that ef
previous years; so that all manufactured goods and
agricultural products will be placed on exhibition in
the halls Of the Bureau, the ground and kept du
ring the whole week More time will thus be allowed
for the exhibition of stock of which various classes
Will be shown each day, and the interest of the fair
VIII De dlnused through the whole week instead of
being concentrated III one two days.
On Tuesday, the 18th, the Annual Address Will be
delivered by Gov. AARON v BRowN
Arrangements have been made with the Nashville
and Chattanooga, the Tennessee and Alabama and
the Nashville and Louisville Railroads. by which pas
sengers attending the fair will be carried over those
roads at half price and stock exhibited Will be re-
turned free. The Nashville and Chattanooga road
Will run trans hourly from its depot the fair
grounds during theweek Of the fair. Tickets each
way 10 cents
Programme.
MONDAY, Oct. 11.-Opening Address by Gov. HAIR
RS, President of the Baureau; Exhibition of Native
Durham, Devon Ayrshire, and Alderny Cattle; sad
die Stock; and time tests of pacing Gedings and pac-
ing Mares.
TUESDAY, Oct l2-AnnuaI Address by Fx. Gov.
A. v BRowN- gov. B. has signded his acceptance
of the invitation 10 deliver this address) Exhibition
of BLOOD HORSES Time tests of trotting in har-
ness. Exhibition of Carriage Horses.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 13.-Horses of aIl-work. Jack
Stock. Mules. (Gen. HARDING, who has declined a
competition for premiums il the Blood Horse depart
ment this year, WILL by invitation of the committee
exhibit his stud of Blood Horses this day.l
THURSDAY, Oct 14.-ROadster and Harness Stock.
Cashmere Goats. Horsemanship. NdARK +. Cock
RLL, Esq has consented to exhibit this day herd
OF improved Durham Cattle, and flock OF his world.
renowned Sheep.)
FRIDAY, Oct. 15.-Swne; Sheep; Poultry; FAST
PACING AND TRorIING STOCK (n these classes Twelve
separate premiums are offered which are expected TO
bring out the best Stock in this department IN the
SATURDAY. Oct 1e-This day will he devoted To
the sale OF Stock, Machinery &c, and such conclu-
ding business may be found necessary. The Blu
reau confidently expect this 10 be one of the most
important days of the Fair
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Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road

Turing the week Of the Fair at Gallatn. com
IL nencing MONDAY, Sept 9Th, Trains will run
follows:
Leave Edgefed A. NJ. Arrive at Gailatin A. NJ
- Gallatin sop. NJ. - Edgeheld BOP NJ
Tickets 90 Galatin and back 81 90.
sept24-d ROBERT MACLEOD, Sup't.
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Total for seven days. ..........

Total for seven days. .......................4 400
There are no returns from the Hebrew Gem
eteries, in which. probably, there were about
six intermcnts.
The following table shows the mortality by
yellow fever since the appearance OF the dis
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lust WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.
R E M 0 v E D.
". w. NANCY a. CO.,

rJNAKR this opportunity q Informing the public
Il thai they hsvs removed - thrir Nes store, No.
81 Market street few doors from he cgnAre, whefr
they fslly prepared b N4it "a their oc custom
erz and ne pablic Fcnef4y Win the scTg best ar
t<ias II Gal aud Weed Cosking sud heAiing Stoves
fsrinr, Claauahef aad Oairs 6fAtcs, Jai@Ined and
TIA Lad sheet Ifoa, Cooper Pats, ard eysry thin,
else usazlly keps u our hne % bnElness- Job Vert
Pw MANY 90,
r 500 boxes In Faie. ssrious hrasess a0S %
80 ssn. 49,. =. " M1xEy 4 CO.
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EN- no ON -

CoURTsHnP AND MATRIMONY, by Robert Morris
''There is no chapter in il any person Will read bu
what the man, woman, or child will say. they ars
the better after reading and rejecting thereon. -
JoHN GRIGG.
DOCTOR TH0RNE, by A. Trollope.
THE TWO SISTERS, by Mrs. southworth.
GEORGE MELVILLE, an American Novel.
BRANDON; or, A Hundred Years Ago.
THE CooPERS; or, Getting Under Way.
TRENCH ON BIBLE REVISION.
just received by CHARLES W. SMITH.
scptl6-u RGAS
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w. ~ "cteC '3YNA'c' pIpOoNN OONSt 6tN y Gtt
Marked House.
WE are now receiving large and entire -.
w new stock Of FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
DY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTIEMEN'S AA
FURNISHING GOODS, most Of which were IL
made up TO order of the latest styles, and can
not be surpassed in any house in the city Our stock
is comprised in part If all the newest styles Of over
coats, Frock and Dress Coats all cOlors; Business
Coats, Office Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, in
great variety.
PATENTED SHOULDER scanned SHIFTS, a large and ex-
tensvc stock, and warranted % dt better and wear
better than any other make Of Shirts Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs Munlers, Cravats Sclf-adusting stocks.
Under Shirts, and Drawers, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cambria Bandanna and Pongee IIandkcrchiefs,
Travelling ShaVs, Robe de Chainbres, Youths Coats,
Pants and Shirts, Umbrellas, &c.
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot of Cloths
French and EngIish-all, Black and Fancy Colored
Cassimeres of entirely styles, solid coored Cas-
simeres OF all qualities; Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
ings, Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Nesting, Creme
dine Vesting; which will make up % order in the
very best style and guarantee III 10 please the
wearer sale.
ALEX. r. NICHOL solicts a call from his friends.
Ali Goods sold by guarantee 20 be repre-
scented time Of sale. We will ase cut Clothing 90
order. WARD. BIRMINGHAM a CO.
sept15-0
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StraNed or Stolen.

ON SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, TWO ~
~ HORSES strayed stolen from IN
my residence in MctiavOcks Addition. LIAA
One large BAY HORSE, bob tall right eye out,
has his left hind foot just above the boot,
shod all round The other one is a well grown BAY
COLI, two years old, has white hinu foot, very
long main and tail. will give reasonable reward
for any Information so may get them.
sept25-tf G. d. GIZZARD Butcher.
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dissolution

fINHE artheTzhip herctfuFe existing b~tSecn MAC
4 GRkaoR, AtLowAY 4 Co. Of New Orleans, ana =,
T. AiLowAY Co, of Nashville Tsnn, y dissolved BY
masa 4 essasent, George hacGregor and James Bank
head having purchased the entire interest u n T.
Aiioway, Esd, in sid coteern-
JAMES BASEHEAD,
" g. AIIOWAI,
GEORGE EAosRf1OR.
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new Aouertisr
CNNSPS GAEEVX.
GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL

Tenth Night of JOHN DREW.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 25th, 1855,
Will be presented the fine romantic Comic Drama in
three acts, entitled RORY O'M0RE. Rory O'More,
JoHN DREW. Dance by Miss NOBLE WILLIAMS. over
ture by the Orchestra. The performance will con-
clude with the TOODLES. Timothy Toodles, Esq,
JOHN DREW
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For OCTOBER.

DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
HARPERS' MAGAZINE;
Just received by F. HAGAN.
sept22-u
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER.

GODEY'S LADY's BOOK, for October, th. most
beautiful number OF the season, just received by
F. HAGAN,
septl6-tf Market street
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Notice.

A election will be held at the office OF the Ten
"A nessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, on
MONDAY October 4th, for the election Director:
for said Company tor the ensuing twelve months
sept24-td A. w. BUTLER. Sec'y.