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FROm WASHINGTON.
Indian War in Washington Territory
News from Mexico, &c.

I News from MeXiCOs &Cs
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 16, 1858.
! The War Department has received communica.
/ ton from M4ior Garrett, commanding detachment
! Of the Ninth infantry in Washington Territory
! dated Yakima Expedition, Nenatcha river, August
! 49, After giving an account of the capture OF some
Indians who, it is believed, had fed into the Black
feet country in pursuit and alarm of Others and the
death of Lieut. Allen Major GaTnett says is his in
teniou to move to The region of Okanaga to show
force there The In iians state that the tribes at
the DOrh of Okanagan are friendly. They say the
story Of the massacre of twenty-five miners from
Wala- Walla is untrue. Major Garnett fajs it inn
possible for foot troops to traverse the country,
from tn mouth of The Spokan river to BuekaUd
Rapids at Columbia river, for want of water on the
traI. He intended to cross the Columbia at Osana-
gan, followt the east side to the Priests Rapids,
there recross it. and reach his post the 10th of
this month.
Information has been received here that General
Casa commanding the forces at Guadalaxra,
had been def ated in the vicinity Of that city by
DegolladO. Casanova lost, out of one thousand
men, eight hundred N killed, wounded and dsbanded
besides his artillery and ammunition Blsnco and
ROehq, Generals under DegolladO, had taken the
cities of Leon, Celya, Salamanca, AID some towns
near GuaDaxuatO Culiacan, the capital of the
State of Sinaloa, had pronounced in favcr of the
consttutionalists aud Coronado, chief Of the con-
stitntional forces there was marching Mazatlan.
Three companies of Eeheagarays forces, at Jalapa,
had gone over to the constitutioualsIs who were
posted, under Lave, fine leagues from that city.
Three other companies were to follow this example
next day. There is a general movement, from tbe
circumference to the centre, to the City of Mexico
and Pueba, on the part of the conssitutonalist
forces and it is believed Zuloagas fall is imminent
Garza's conduct, in making the forced loan on
foreigners, is dsapprOved Of by the liberal leaders.
The General Land Office has decided that by the
law relating to pre- emptions upon half breeds
tracts settler upon technical quarter section is
an occupant Of the whole OF it, aud will take the
whole, although improvements may cover part
only; but settlement upon part only, with a
view to holding in other quarter sections, must be
clearly shown, and intention notified, otherwise sub
sequent location of script will hold the subdivisions
not improved On or not noti6ed for pre-emption.
The Navy Department this morning appointed all
the remaining officers for the Brazil and Para quay
expedition. The vessels carry one hundred and
fifty thirty>twO Founders and twenty one nine inch
guns, besides mortars.-NsW York Herald.
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MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
Valuable Land for Sale,
In Lawrence County

FFVHE undersigned will offer for sale the highest bidder
the old Furnace hefs Greek in Lawrence county Ten
those valuable lands lying Chiefs Creek
Little Buffalo Cres and appureuant and adjoining the Buff
IA Forge the Chiefs Greek Forge and Furnace And
I,40G Brash Greek. The lands Buffalo Chiefs
about th0us0nd These will
be divided into three equal parts to a about
hundred to Buffalo Forge, and the
FORCES and Furnaces Chiefs Creek. said division will
before day Of sale and plat thereof furnished for the inspection
Of those wishing to purchase.
These lands furnish advantages persons wishing
good stock farms and also inducements those wishing
water for manufacturing in which Lawrence county has
already deeply engaged The sites for power af0re
mentioned lands numerous, and for usefulness be eX
ed in Middle Tennessee. Their location With eighteen
Of Mount Pleasant, where the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
will terminate in few months and within four
pike from Columbia to the Tennessee ri-er.
Persons wishing purchase will Of examine the
before the sale and by calling Leroy W Napier, James K.
Pollock, who reside the premises, they will be shown the
same.
FERNS Of Sale-One, two and three years. with appro-
we'd security and lien retained the purchase money
take place Friday, 10th December, 1855.
OC-2-tWtls W. c. NAPIER.
Columbia Herald and Lawrence COPY until
and send bill 10 this Office for collection
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The RTGHT TICKET Politicians, we learn, will
be greatly embarrassed this fall in the selection of
all are relieved whe deal with S. Swan & Co. of
Augusta, Georgia. Ten, fye or two and hslf dol
lars, mailed to them, will bring you promptly
WHOLE half or quarter ticket in their great lottery
which draws every Saturday, and as money is al,
ways welcome, should you, like Others be found
with some twenty fifty or seventy thousand dollars,
you will be able to convince your friends that you
selected the right ticket.
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The Waco Texas Democrat states that fhe citi-
Gems of Sumter Trinity county while digging well
on the square, after having gone some tWenty-three
feet, through a soft limestone rock, came to
piece of pine timber heWn out by 20 inches
square bearing visible marks Of the club aud broad
axe. Four feet below this piece OF timber, through
the soft rock, they struck fountain of excellent
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SPoRTING INTELLIGEECF.-A dispatch from Boston
dated the 10th, says: 1.-THE races here finished this
afterOOn with tTo estthreein FIVE to harness for
purse Of $780, The horses entered were Tom Carpen-
ter,rdden by a. Carpenter Trottng Childers, ridden
by D. Mace; Ajax, ridden by ms owner, Il. H.
Smith, and Romeo, ridden by D. Phfer in the first
heat and by B. Thurston for the remainder The
race was won by Tom. Carpenter in five heats, two
of which were dead heats with Troting Childers
The time made by Tom was 24O!, 2:892, 2:89, 2:4l,
and 2:89. TWAS most exciting race"
A New York paper Gays some wealthy American
gentlemen, in a high state of racing fever, have de-
termined to challenge a race between English and
American horses, for 500, OOO-fOur mile heats over
The Fashion Course
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Attention Building Purchasers
RESInENrE LOTS FnEs saI.rr

VETE private sale Is very desirable Residence
w Lots in Brownsville about two and half miles
Nashville the Gaau. and number Of them Porter
Pike containing from 90 % suit Purchasers
lot mas handsome Building Site and many Of them heaut
fully timbered Ine gHHJrly1d every way
having Churches Schools in vicinity.
possess very deep soil We viii unusual y long time and
very low prices persons who will build Cal
mediatey j. L. 4 r. ". BROWN,
Ocl3-dtW 6cW2m AZ Cherry street.
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WHO CAN BEAT IT!
NAV have just finished and goth operation Steam Saw
w Mill, for L. J. Perdue and William McCleland, near
Carye, Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
and feet board measure in fourteen hours and thirteen
minutes II cut one thousand and Ortygh in twenty eight
minutes We have reduced the prices Engines and Boilers
to such figures that defy competition in prices and durability
Our are put on iron bed plates and made Of the best
terials. We are agents for the
ST. LOUIS CIKCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
STRAUB'S SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS,
and can FURNISH size at short manufacturers prices
with freight added. ELLIS & MOORE,
96, 90 and 100 South Market street,
June4-f Nashville, Tennessee.
Leslie's Magazine Of Fashion for November.
Godey's Lady's Book for November
Graham's Magazine for November.
Peterson's Magazine for November.
FOrcale by [octsII JOHN YORK & co.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Tf DR.. King, formerly Of Nea YORK. Tor Tie foar
EAS years o. Louisville, Kentucky, and Who has de-
voted the Of private diseases Cor
thirty years. atars himself, having attended On prac Tor
many years. and cured many thousands he is enabled %
all diseases private Esure, matter how bad thy Iuay
idjudicoas mgiic treatment from neglict Of the
DR.. Kings Dpesary Is No p Ds1decz street, hctEes
Cherry and the square. where be all diseases Of private
nature.
GosoRHEa cured without uaucous medicine or intsrsrnos
from business.
STRICRURE o. old recent date. edectuai cured On few
DAYS, by operation which pain where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
more mischief and undermnes the constitution much
SYPHILIS with ell the diseases Of the skin, growing Out Of
lect had treatment be electualy cured iu days
SEMINAL WEaKHE, pariic1ar attention having given
this disease, all the eoueq growing brought
in many ~ the destructive hals II ncaHEcreto
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect q
which viii undermine the constitution rendering
Tor business soetT, and causing premature Old age
Females Who may be la0ng with any difficulty the Woab
may rest assured Of imEne'iiate relief.
Persoss residing s1roa W writing and stating their cass viii
fee enclosed, diFscted 90 Dr.. A. King . Deak street
Nashville. Tennessee will have the neceary meicins Az -
their address, Necessary dirsons strict secrecy olrFe
Office hours frua O'Clock in the srning until Pin DE eveHn
NAV
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CAUTTON no THE PUBLIC,

.e several years experiment IN the manuaetue Of Gin
suBa,ely succeeded in yer 1873 in making discovery in
It's manufacture By which deprived Of its scd and inaam
rusiory properties and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv mandatory schsdam Holland After ssve al months
sesn what title to give it, introduced to the American
rnb1o un5er the title Of ssHgOIfess Schfedum Arc
watfe schnapPs.'' schedam is the Of the place
IN Holland where the Gin Manufactured: 'aromati derive it,
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which is favored
and the word "Sehnapps is the German for dnkeogus dram
WoIsss sbeidam aromatic drink had my sehnapps
been introduced to the American pube, and received with aPpro
baton than the liquor Of New York. Boston and Pha
depha started in pursuit with their mixed and poisonous srH
under various names In several instances ny labels have been
50 perfectly inflated with only The addition Of few letters to
plead technical avoidance Of the law and carefully prepared
as 70 impose on careless purchasers understand large guam
THY purchased by the merchants o. New Orleans on ae
count Of cheapness STUFF Two Dollars per dozen for
the Quarts and One Dollar and dozen for the Pint,
being the wholesale prize in York. It is nothing but Aer-
can Whisky favored Oh Of Juniper, and reduced thirty
per below proof merchant who participates indey in
fraud, by selling the spurious article sas much an offender as
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health OF The
community which live viii aid in rretns OUT and
posing the inscriptions merchant Who for the sake Of ae cent
will put Jeopardy the lives Of the community in which be lives
Sch men should be nailed pory Of public exeeraton
UDOLPHO WOLFE
sole Importer, Nos. IS, 20 and 22 Beaver ste,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in New Orleans sell the Gen
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OF stamped envelopes there were issued "A $50
note size three cents; 6454 800 letter size, three
cents AZ $50 ten envelopes 100 official stamps
The nett revenue acerUing from This source amounts
TO an aggregate of about 81 384 900
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HnIr Hose.

INDIAN Cashmere, Shaker Flannel, Lambs Wool, MeFno
Brown English and White Cotton Half Hose, style and
variety just received by
OotiO JH. MCGILL-
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THE BEST BILL net!
MAPLE NEnOD EOR SALELI

MAPLE " OOD FOX SA LIZ :!
an WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of October 1858 and days
following will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
premises that splendid Tract Of Land belonging r. H. Elan,
the Gaatn Turnpike road, niles North East
Nashville, containing 800 The M hve and Louis
vile and Edgefet and Kentucky Railroad.
line through the Of the Tract Tie Tract viii he divided
twenty thirty acres except the
tanning the dwelling, which sill be beautiful square Of about
seventy acres extending the Turnpike the the
Railroad decidedly Of the richest and
desirable locations in the vicinity Of Nashville in the State Of
Tennessee.
The large commodious we'll built dwelling,
ded by beautiful Of native 70 trees, the
and convenience OF the out buildings, stables house and
pOultryyari, splendid fish pond spring fine
garden and orchard make this Of the most desirable locations
the Excepting the house tract there about 10
in fine timber and 9j cleared and In superior Of Gull
The soil all parts Of the tract is Of re richest quail
tyes mostly level with many nteeeYauOns for building
timbe portion there three Of the
ding o be found in the vicinity Of Nashville
The beauty and fertility Of these lands, their distance from Nash
vile, and immediate proximity to the growing town Of Edgghed,
the facilities afforded by te Turnpike and Railroad and the
cellence Of the neghb0rEoOd this The dr
rich and handsome country Sites at the distance from
attend business in the city and enjoy the onveunce
Injuries Of country residence the best OF ueghburh0od5
those wishing to engage in gardening vineyards &c this
will the greatest inducements. To persons well
quanted lands, any attempt 10y 10 describe them
superu0us; uanted with them, would
say come Of the REST bodies u land in Amer
ca For pIats call at No 81, Delderick street.
Terms land wiz be sold credit Of and years,
without Notes with approved securities equir Iaya
bic in bank and lien retained 60 the payment
At the close land sale, Mr. Ean viii sell crest Of
months his valuable lot Of stock, farming implements,
fodder &C. Omnbuses free and collation. a usual.
Oct5-d&wtds NANCE & WOODW ARD, Agents.
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WEST NASHVILLE.

NTE offer at private sale, especially building purchasers
several very desirable lots the Boyd Addition to West
Nashville. Also few CocTi Spring Tract This
property is mos beautifully located OF the city Broad and
Church Streets and the Charlotte Pike, and Cross Streets and
Avenues. We propose sell only lots and at fixed prices
from which We will not vary. Apply to
j. L. & R. " BROWN,
oct21-1m AZ Cherry street.
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The Richmond Enquirer says there is one square
mile of lane between Smyth and Washington oOun-
ties, Va on the north fork of the Hoston river,
which is worth more than the whole valuation of
New York. The salt rock, within this mile, ranges
from seventy to one hundred feet in thickness which
would yield net ten, forty bushels of salt to eve
ry square yard it contains, or over three thousand
worth from forty to fifty cents per busheL But, pre-
suming it to be worth twenty cents per bushel in
the ground and we have six hundred millions of
dollars! to which, we must add two hundred
and fifty millions of tons of plaster within the
same space, worth in the ground about one dollar
per ton making total of eight hundred and fifty
millions of dollars.
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Some of the Arkansas papers are agitating and
urging the removal of the Capital of that State from
Little Rock 70 DPs Arc
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Death of Professor CIereInnd.

PARKER CLEVELAND, L. L. D., Professor Of Natural
Philosophy in BoWdoin College, died at his residence
in Brunswick, Maine on the 18th inst at the age of
70 years.
Prof CLEVELAND has devoted his whole life to the
pursuit Of science and has been long esteemed both
in this country and Europe, the greatest mineralo
gist of the age. He was the author of the first
work on the subject of mineralogy, ever published
in America and his subsequent labors and discover
les in that science have been highly valuable and
important.
While we lament the close of his long and useful
life as an irreperable loss to science, we may be
permitted perhaps to offer grateful tribute to the
memory Of an old instructor and friend The writ er
of this paragraph had the good fortune to know
Prof CLEVELAND in the maturity of his fame and
the ripened wisdom of his vigorous old age He
has never known such profound learning united
with such purity of heart, such chidhke simplicity
of character in any other man. OF the thousands
who have enjoyed the benefit Of his instruction
Some may forget TIE useful lessons which they learns
ed from his lips but none will forget the gen
leness the goodness, she guilelessness of his ma
tuTe
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XN7E have $4,000 year old apple from to feet
w high, choice southern varieties sale IS
each Also, Pears, Peaches Pums Cherries, &c Nov
eJnber is the best for transpantng.
We will lay of gardens, yards and grounds in the highest
French Landscape Gardner employ
Address LANGDON & CHERRY, or
WIN. S. LANGDON,
oct22-tf Nashville Tenn
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
UTESSEL & THOMPSON respectfully announce to their
w and the public generally that thy
receiving daily by Railroad, large and we'll stock Of
goods which they selling low cash prices and among which
will be found the following:
Fruits.
% bzs New Raisins; go drums fresh Pigs;
bos Currents; trails Dates;
> cases Prunesi 10 bXs Lemons,
Nuts, &c.
10 bbls Potatoes; 40 bbs assorted Almonds;
10 do Fnberts; 10 do Brazil Nuts;
10 do English WalnUts
Fish.
20 doz fresh Holsters and b 20 doz fresh Salmon and
cans; n cans;
doz fresh sacerel cans; doz pios sa,Iaon in 10
10 bbs family Shad; cans;
10 do do MackeeI large s. 100 bs new Scotch Hsrringi
500 best Cod Fish.
Matches, sc.
IOOgross Shanghai Matches; IS gross genuine German
30 gr's ge Inc Round Box Matches; AIatche-:
100 bxs Fire Crackers; 1000 TorpedOes,
Witness &c.
100 baskets Champagne from 10 20 sparkling CataWa;
So 2 basket an assortment Of 50 doz Allsop's Ale;
= casks Of extra quality, Old 90 do London 90
London Dock and Otsrd Bran
dies in 3 casks
Sumdries.
10 chests Fine Teas; i doz English Pickles;
I dOz Ale Pumps; 20 do assorted SuUses;
20 do Brandy Peaches . do Brandy Cherries;
Is do French Cordial; 20 do Fresh Pine Apple;
81 do Mustard; go lbs Cironi
Ginger; together variety Of les Of
Con5ectiOnaries for Wedding Parties, sc.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
oct2l 40 and Il Union street, Nashville.
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WISH Hundred acres OF land, Of Railroads.
orchard this fall, the shares This part
nership to continue number Of years. Address
VIM LANGDON,
oct22-u Nashville, Tenn.
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FALL AND WINTER, Is5s.
Q e 2 ODD
Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. lsth,

Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. A9ths
FRENCH RONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
At tie cd Stand q ti6 Helc York Millinery Enporil,
No. 32s Union street.
Rs. DOYLE most respectfully her many cu
w toners Nashville and throughout renuss
a. veil rs Alabama ard keutucy, that she hl returned
from New York with the goreousy ch and brilliant
Of Fancy Patterns Bonnets and Millinery goods, ENLISTED
herself any body else IN this city State She has REMAINED
in New YORK late possible in the ieFe
oped and novelty that would De calculated adsra
and beau'ify the female face divine Tn part ioi5as
ll00 French pattern Tonue zitterug with riciuess.
500 White and co0red Chi.dren's Hats, new styles:
5 Q Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
lO0dO Hair Pins and head ornaments
Ladies' Dress Cap-iu great variety;
3U pieces Rich winter BON Cap, Belt Rong.
Sc dOz Patent Extensive SKIRTS and Bussles Ladies' ard
Misses.
$50 boxes Ruches and Emhroiders large assortment which
would be tedious % particullrise.
1900 boxes Of French Flowers, the brilliant, pums
the rare;
New style Of shaFisi Cloak and busters Of every dPoa
beautiful assortment Of corsets.
Her customers wishing their rermued nay
rely that her styles Trimmings this surpnss any
thing done before at the establishment.
octl2 MRS DOYLE
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VIRGINIA & KENTUCKY RAILROAD

N BThe inspecting OF the proes and plans o. the Chief
Engineer, changed from the l2 Of October the lst Of
November, owing the great amount Of labor required prepare
hem.