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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FaIi Trade.
We are receipt the desirable selected STOCK %
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade.
TEATING puchaaed this stock from the largest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities
fancy in saying that thereby enabled sell goods
Low PRICE
aud on as ReasOna bic Terms as any house in the city,
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala
-sEl5. A Taba;
French DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English Merinoes
Laveas,fJ Travelling Dresses;
DBege's;
PLATO Msrino, English and French;
Every Of Shaws Plain Fancy Dress Silks and Coas
Black silks all grades together with other article too tedious to
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple G,Ois such as
Bleached Domestic, all grades;
IO&I2-4 bleached sheetins;
y inch PILLOW Cottsn;
~ Brown sheetingi
"A and o. sea island do
Bro. and bid drills;
PI'd Lnsey, ali kinds
Flannels, all eoors- qualities and prices;
Canton Flannelsi
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans kersey Satnets Csssneres, Yesting, Shirts
Collars, and in fact every person may
pect to find in complee retail
keep constantly hand a complete
Shoes Caps Dufour Co.'S Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths, Carpets, To all Of which the attention
the trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest McWHIRTER BROS
sepl5 No. ST. North Market street..
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Mr. Humphrey and wife, Of Newark and number
Of others. whose names we we're unable 10 learn,
we're badly hurt. Elias J. CorEsl, Baggage master,
Of this city, received severe injuries
A number Of the wounded passed through this
city the three o'clock afternoon frain from whom
we learned the above particulars II seem almost
miraculous that persons we're killed or burt,
for the cara we're fun
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TIE FEVER AT Nsw ORLEANS The New Orleans
Bueta of the 1th ssys;-" The latest report it will
be SEEM exhibits as we were apprehensve it would,
an increased mortality from the yellow fever. The
whole number who had died of this disease up to
noon on Thursday of last week. amounted to Ol2;
since that up to Thursday last hour, 88I total
from the commencement of the epidemic to the hour
named, 1896. Yesterday was a very hot day, one
Of the hottest Of the season, and fear the begin
ming Of the fever decline is not yet. One thing is
worthy of note. 1t is general remark among cit
izens that they less of the fever this year than
in any former epidemic of equal severity. To many
it isa mystery where the victims all come from
In some neighbOrhOOds, especially in the Fourth
District, aud in portions of First and Second il
scarcely prevails at all. +"
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IBESTRTPE and Double Skirt Robes the latest design
- in silk Muslin DsLsne and cashmees, which very
handsome.
Misses and ch-dren's Goods of the greatest variety.
sepA VIM MOORE.
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CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
regular meeting Of the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the city Of Nashville Thursday September int the for
lowing named persons appointed officers hold election
in each Of the Wards in the city Nashville Saturday. Sep
TENDER 26 1853 for the purpose Of eectug Mayor
Aldermen. and Board Of Common Council Of city
ensuing Municipal year tO-wit:
FIRST WARD-Charles Sayres and Mr. Rchlrds, Judges
NorEel and Thos Hobson Clerks. HOBBS Receiver Of
votes. John Coltar Magistrate Election held
& STATIONS Warehouse.
SECoND WARD.-W II Townsend, NJ N Monohan and G Moore
Judges. Sloan and Dan Kinney Clerks. James Coleman,
Receiver Of Isham Dyer Magistrate. Election
at W Townsend's Wareroom.
THIRD WARD-WL Boyd, Jr Andrew Tyler and B F Brown
Judges. Edward Hawkins and William Nichol, Clerks B
Weller, Receiver Of votes Josiah Fes Magistrate. Election
to be held at " L Boyd's Office.
FOURTH WARD-John W Martin. VIM Mcfarland and A c
Farriss, Judges Van Holman William Brown Clerks
Creighton, ReceTerOf votes. Robertson, Magistrate
tont be held 1t Straight & Aliens Coach shop.
FIFTH WARD.-NasOn Vanoy, W Loftn and Farnsworh
Judges John Curey and John Dashel Jr. Clerks JOS
Barnard Receiver Of Josiah Ferris Magistrate Elec
and Vine streets.
Judges Herd and n Phaxton Clerks. W Pyle,
Receiver Of Wilkinson, Magistrate Election be
held at Tarpley Pyles Shop, South Market street,
SEVENTH WARD-Henry Hill, Thos Landlord and " Park
Judges. Perry Parks and II Weaver, Clerks Bowers,
Receiver Of votes. John CorLet Magistrate Election
at A BTanums store.
EIGHTH WARD.-R A Barnes. NJ Cotton and Mr. Dohson
Judges SkpWith and Ben Tanksley, Clerks. Hewlett
Receiver OF votes II Wilkinson, Magistrate. Election
hedat O.5s Hall, Cherry street
sepl5-d3t va GLENN, Recorder.
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HEALTH OF CHARLEsToK.-Ths official report Of
the number Of deaths in Charleston for the week
ending Saturday, the 1lth, shows total Of 1873
IO3 Of which we're from yellow fever showing an
increase of3O over the previous week Ofthe deaths
by yellow fever rs were white adults, % white
children, colored adult, and colored children.
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Am SATURDAY the % day Of October next at 10 o'clock
A. M the premises, will sell that valuable poIrfT
Al the Of Cedar and Summer Streets formerly occupied b
the Sisters Of Charity. wi sell the irty.ve fe
Of ground ana the Office with thirty feet Of ground These
ing either convenient dwelling Office be
Terms Of SaeOue third cash. balance years.
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," re-
tanned lsepl4-tdl A. v. S. LINDSLEY.
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Departure OF CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL =
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce, of the Alb
inst, SAYS: eBarrow, Porter Co, contractors for
carving the overland mail between Stockton and
Kansas City, left with their first Wagons and coaches
on Friday evening, 81 September Their train con
sisted Of ten wagons aud two coaches, under the
charge Of Mr.. Mat Kelly and j. Rider, both Of
these being perfectly familiar with tae route,
and all the arrangements of prairie and mountain
travel
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Rutherford Military Academy,

YHNHlS Institution located in Rutherford county within 25
IL miles OF Nashville, and IL Of Depot its an
planes and appointments capable Of accommodating seven
yhEe pupils The course OF instruction comprises Moral and
Natural Philosophy Natural History, Drawing and Pantng
Syll Architecture and Engneering Music Mathematics French
lialan herman and the Classics Strict Military Discipline will
be enforced with the view, partly promote hea and cre
prompt Obedience Board udng washing and fuel sp h. o
tanned at $40 per session, and tuition SIS TO- $50
II particulars desired, they obtained By ADDRESSING
A. B. HENDREN. PRINCIPAL.
sepl4-d Through the P. o. at AIurfreesboro'
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AUCTION q COMMISSFON NOTICE
BENZ. T SHIELDS

TILL continue to make sales for Cash only during the pres
ent season. All sales made payable within three DAYS
Liberal advances made consgnents All persons having
balances in our hands will favor By calling and leave ece
for proceeds. No goods bought own account.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
P s-Country merchants VIII please can as we win zen con-
stantly on hond variety Of free goods
sept7 RVS
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MONS. ]. A. PTNGUELY

AVING returned to The city, takes pleasure in an
nouncing his friends that he will teach the latest 80
Fashionable Dances to ladiss and gentlemen Al n
their residences in classes Of eight pupils Terms as us
al Orders be left at the Music Stores Of Benson OF
Mcclure, Union street.
The Academy for young Misses and Masters will opened early
in October. Of which due notice will be given.
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oh. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

3fs DR.. King formerly Of New York. flr the last f9ur
49, years Of Louisville, ksuucky, and Who has de-
voted his attention 20 the treatment Of private diseases Ter over
lr years. uaters himself, having attended, % prac zee for
many years. and cured go many thousands, he enabled 10 cure
an diseases Or private nature matter tl-v nav
from Id malicious mgca treatment from uerct Of hei
own Dr. hlngs Dispeua is No. . Dsljerck street, hee
Cherry and the square, where be all diseases Of private
nature.
GoSoRHEA cured without naucious medicine or iuteBss
from business
STRUCTURES OF old OF recent date eecually cured in few
days, by operation which no pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease csuses
more mischief and underines the constitution so much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the su growing out Of neg
lect or bad treatment De eecuay cared in lew davs
SEMINAL MEAKsEs particular attention havn~ been rreu d,
this disease, and all the consequences growing oul Of H. t
on m many cases hy the destructive habits ineonsfels
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect ID
gnleh vii undermine the constitution rendering subject uns
Tor business or society and causing premature Old are
Females VINO may be a3oug with any diculty Of The Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, BY writing and stating their case win
Zee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A King, No. g Deafre f
Nashville, Tennessee viii have the Necessary medicine st n
Ineir address with necessary directions Strict secrecy otsrvI
may g1-d&W1y
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A postmaster of Lagrange county, Indiana, was
arrested few days since by Deputy o. S Marshal,
Charles W. Seeley, on charge of rObbing the mail
His name is Limerick Parke.
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For Fail, 1888.
HOOPS, SKIRTS AND CLOAK

NV would respectfully inform lady friends country
wv merchants, that have received our imporaous Of
Millinery Goods, assortment Of every stveo of col
Oed Straw Cheniel English Straw BOnnets, Colord Flats Misses
Equestrian Hats &c. Likewise magnificent Paris
Dresses and ornamental Head Ornaments our
importation from Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls
Bonnrts, Rch Paris Pumes Of every style, the latest style
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons making stock larger
ter selected, than any opened.
regular Openngday win be for fall Fall VIM
the Goth Of September Our stock will be the most
dazzling, FesoeEeh and beautiful opened Wes and prices
lower than sold at Nashville.
Having purchased exclusively for cash Fall we will give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale the st Of January and wi close out b.
the 18th Of December So look out for bargains cash. without
exception.
We respectfully solicit the country Merchants Mners
Patron BOnnets and Millinery goods prices shall
low a small bill Of GO,is purchased at New York
AT the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 46 Union Street. next to
State Bank Sept. 10 1853.
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The Law requires the bond Of the Secretary Of
State 70 be registered and though the law requir-
ing an additional bOpd account Of the imposition
OF additional duties and responsibilities, makes no
euch specific requision, yet the second additional
bond is still the bond Of the Secretary Of State, and
may be considered coming under the provision
Of the law in regard to the original bond BaHRer
There is no Law requiring the bond Of the seersN
tary Of State to be registered SO far as We are IN
formed. Perhaps the Banner will take the trouble
to instruct us and its other readers this point Il
should certainly be able to pointOut the law TO which
it 60 confidently refers. If it fails 10 do so, VIC
shall set this down another Of The BanNer's chaT-
aeleristic blaadcrs."
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STAGES TO LEBANON.

Ii those visiting the different Schools at Lebanon Tenpaz
n will find ample accommodations for conveying them bv
applying at the General stage Office under the Commercial Hotel
Nashville, Tenn. Fare through 81 90.
sept7-dtriw2w A PRICE
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tNllk mouse on Cherry street, occupied by Deovs
u Bell as Drug Store, for more years 0m 1st o.
January next Apply TO NJ HaniltJn, Of Macy Hamilton
Septl5-lm. AID. DERRY. z
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CLARKsVILLE AND PARIS HTAII COACH

NV Ill make regular trips three times week STSa
w from ClaI ksve to Paris Leaves Clarks-
vile on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at one A1zzEE-
o'clock and arrives Paris O'Clock same evening 70
with the Camden Richmond stages: will also connect
with the Daily Line OF Coaches from Paris junction Of
Memphis Road with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, which line will
be under way by Returning leaves Paris ues
day. Thursday and Saturday at o'clock NJ and arrives AZ
CarksYllle az 3 oeloek same evening
vile, Hopkinvile and Russelve stages. The line is newly
fitted with comfortable coaches good horses and careful drivers
for the accommodation Of passengers. The pa onage the pub
lie will DO thankfully received The stage Office kept at the
Washington HOTEL Clark,ve Union Inn, Dover Hotel
Paris. IseDl4-w4tl T. p GRAY y
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n BECKER would respectfully to the public o.
" Nashville that he has located teacher Voice Of
Piano, Vonclo, VIOLIN ETC. Orders left McClmes or Ben
sons Music Store will he promptly attended TO.
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An Example worthy of Applause and Ina
itatiOn.

Many Of our weslthy men in and about Nashville
have been rather backward in contributing to the
new Hotel movement which has been recently set on
foot in Nashville. We are glad that ;he enterprise
and berslty Of one of our citizens has placed the
success Of the undertaking beyond Peradventue.
Col. JOHN OvERTOE has we are Informed generously
sgreed that bis vacant lot On tie corner Of Cherry
end Spring streets, may be used for the purpose Of
building fine Hotel, the Col taking stock in the
Hotel the amount Of the value of the lot We hope
that other gentlemen of wealth about the city will
initiate this cOmmendsble example and thus secure
the speedy completion Of the enterprise.
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VIOLENT STORM IN VIRGNIA.-A violent storm of
wind, rain sad hail passed over the neighborhoOd
of GOrdonsville, Va, on the 4th inst The Alexan-
dria Gazette says:
At Gordonsville the car-house of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, in which were four
passenger aud baggage car, was only saved from
total destruction by the support afforded by the
within, which prevented its prostrstion. Piles of
two inch plank hurled into the air and carried
to great distance. dwelling half a mile dis
taut, in course of erection. and belonging to Mr..
Morgan Beale, was blown down and com pletely de-
stroyed Trees fences and everything in the course
Of the storm were swept before its fury.
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IHPOrtnnt work on Americas HISTORY.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY o. TIrE
mERICAN RE TOLU THON.
CONSISTING OF
Letters and papers relating 90 she eante
Tor Liberty chiefly in s0udh Carolina,
from originals in the posscssioll OF
the Editor and ether sources
BF r. w. GIB8Es, II, D.,
Member Of the American Association ths Ad7aneczsat
Science Of the New York Historical Society OF the Georgia His
toreal Society; &C., &c.
In Vols 5vo. Cloth,
Vol. /. I7B4-I776.
Vol 3, 1775-I7s2-
Vol. ,. I7SI-I182
The Editor with spirit Of patriotism, has been sngagsd
for 5yeas in collecting these valuable and interesting pa
pers in the hope Of preserving materials Tor American History
which might otherwise hare lost These given for
their intrinsic value and IN e order Of dates without reference
to special events lie they win received as they are
offered contribution the history Of that glorious Revolu
ton Of which every Memorial dear South Carolina and her
sister States.
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Affairs in Utah--GIOOmy Prospect for the
Winter--Scarcity of Grain--Indian Mat
The Salt Lake correspondent of the ST. Louis Re.
publican whose last letter was dated on the 18th
August, reports everything in the Territory quiet
and pesOeable, but gives gloomy account of the
dOmeotic condition of the people. We give brief
extracts:
The Mormons have tried for the last five years to
raise and store a surplus of grain, that they may
have enough to sustain themselves during a scarcie
ty, but have failed in consequence of the destrucN
tion of their crops by criekets, hail, drought and
grssshoppers 1t is reported that nearly one third
of the wheat crop this is smut and the bish-
ops (WhO fathers in temporal things to the peo-
ple) are recommending the greatest care in harvest
ing and the most street economy in using grain, else
the people will not have bread enough before
another harvest.
It is estimated that there will be over forty thou
sand head of stock brought into the valley this
season, and very great fears are entertained that
they cannot be Wintered here if the season turns out
severe. There is not the least doubt but thousands
of them will perish before spring as the best val-
legs for Vintering are already taken up and there
is not hay In the Territory to feed one thousand
head. Some Of the merchants are fully aware of
this and have forwarded TO California over one
thousand head, such as they thought could travel
The Government will find befr another year
expires that they cannot afford to keep over com
pany or two Of the present army in Utah. in such a
desert country; and will realize that it is vastly
cheaper TO let the Mormons manage the Indian
tribes and defend themselves, as hitherto at but a
yearly expenditure of $4,000 l see no reason
why the Executive should insist in spending milli
OF dollars annually for the protection of peo-
pie from Indian depredatious who have cheerfuuy
protected themselves for over ten years, and are
still willing to do So and who have had less Difficult
ty with them than any other Territory in the Union
Their policy is: 1t is cheaper to feed and cOthe the
Indians than to fight them.
On the Sth inst Col. Alexander and other officers
Of the United States Army, had an interesting in
terview with President B. Young and left the CITY
the same day for the Eastern States. On the 9t6, |
Col Cook, Capt. Marcy, and q few other officers,
also had short audience with him, before leaving
for q oongenal home than they were compelled |
10 enjoy last winter. Who would have supposed
last fall that in short time the officers of the
"Utah expedition" would be entertained as Brigham
Noung's guestsi
Nearly all the merchant trains have arrived for
the season. 1t being well known that the people
here were very destitute Of merchandise and exr
pecting the United States Army would distribute a
large amount Of money in the Territory, the mer-
chants formerly doing business here have brought
on an unusually large stock, and snumber Ofspecu-
lators have contributed to supply the market with
enough to meet the demands Of the entire people
for four years
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEXT BOOKS, used in the High school, Fe-
male Academy, Young LADIES' Seminary,
and other schools in the City Country. For sale
bp CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept7 Al Collerestrsst
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diana RaiIrOad--The TelegraphiC AC-
count EXagerated--Train and Bridge in
Huins-s Persons Hurt.
From the Ohio Statesman Of Sept y.
/ TIE ACCmENT.-A frightful accident occurred
on the night express train due at this place st one
1 o'clock yesterday morning, at the No. bridge on
the Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
on Friday evening last. The bridge which caused
the accident is 'curved bridge" covered, and one
hundred and twenty feet long, spanning a creek,
which, at the time of the occurrence had but little
water IN Its bed The express train reached the
place at eight O'clock Friday night and while pass
ing through the tender attached TO the locomotive
new OF the track, and for short distance jolted
over the tues with such force as 10 break down the
bridge. The locomotive passed through but the
um0ers OF the bridge separating, precipitated two
baggage cars and two passenger cars to the bed of
the creek,s and the entire structure fell in upon
the tran crushing in the tops and sides of the cars
The two baggage cars were stove in and the first
passenger car was crushed to pieces: the rear end
of the hind car remained upon the abulment, some
fifteen or twenty feet high The passengers in the
latter car were all thrown to the lower end in a
heap the seats and large stove falling on ton OF
those in this car, scarcely passenger escaped with
out injury, though there were none very danger
Ously hurt.
The most dangerous and serious injuries were re,
ceived by the persons in the first passenger car.
which was a complete ruin Conductor Mooney.
VINO was seated with an engineer by the name of
SOunson Fleming, received q blow on the head
rom piece of timber which took off the scalp but
u!u NOT fracture the skull Mr.. Flemming was |
PlcKeo up lnsensble and has not since spoken, |
Wneh the Passengers left the scene yesterday
SIternoGn' ne was still breathing His recovery is
uouDuuI Mr.: Byron Roach, of Louisville, KY, !
naa ooth legs broken, and Mrs Meredith, of XsniR,