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CRIsP's GAIETY.

Attraction Of the age world renowned Keller Troupe and
Young American Ballet Corps numbering Sixty Performers
Tuesday, Oct. 2Gs 1885, will be presented the Grand
Drama OF Azael with groupings and al figures by the
Troupe After which the Enchanted Bower BY the Young
American Ballet Corps. To conclude with the Kess Grand
Tableau Temple IF Liberty Prices not raised. Free list
suspended, the Press excepted.
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orchard Land Wanted.

WISH One Hundred Of land, Of our Railroads,
TO set out in al orchard this fall, the shares This part
nership to continue a number Of years. Address
Wa S LANGDON,
,o.a3 If Nashville, Tenn.
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POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

SIR: On my return from Tennessee, l received
your dispatch announcing the arrival at St. Louis Of
the first great overland mail from San Francisco.
Since then the public journals have announced the
safe arrival of several ether mails Of that line.
/ rejoice in your success. Il may develop not
one only but several Caforuias on this side Of the
shores of the Pacific TIE country cannot award
too high credit TO the ismsuted Rusk, and other
members Of Congress, who authorized this line TO
be established or to the President, who devoted his
great abilities TO carrying the law into execution.
Respectfully, your Obedient servant,
AARON Y BRoWE
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ON Saturday the 30,h Of October instant, shall expose
public the residence 0f charles p Mcguire, De-
sed, all the personal properly Of the said deceased consist
ing of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Piano, Pair
Carriage Horses BaFouche Mich COW, &c. One Pair aue,
Farming Utensils, Cart wagon, Poughs, &c.
Terms Of sale.
under twenty dollars, clsh twenty and udsr
fifty, three months fifty dollars months credit Bond
and approved security required 5el ore receiving properly
JOHN p. JOHNSON
Admiuistratol Of Cha les 2. Mazuirs.
P.s.-FOr sale Private ly:--Oue Engine. Boiler and
Machinery for saving Stone. Aso, Grst l-aIl u and
ready for JOHN b. JOHNSON,
Octfg-dtds Admuisrrnt1r.
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VIRGINIA a KENTUCKY RAILROAD,
90 Contractors.

Notice 20 Contractors
CtEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received ty the unlsrlrncd
- until the 18th Of November Tor the
s0ny the fifty miles Of the road-exeung from
the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad. Cumberland
Gap. The prOhle and plans upon the above distance can
be the Office Of The Chief Engineer the town Of Ahu
dom after the Isl DAY Of November next viii give all uecy
explanations regard thereto. The e. divided
mile sections In the above distance there win move
amounting % about 9j2.0 ylrds.
OF loose and hard Rock, about Sl3. 90 do.
Of Mortar Masonry - 90 uerches.
OF Dry Drains, 800 do.
Those proposing for the work, requested state In heir
bids what Of stock they willing take in part pay
ment for their work. Address the under nel Abnon Va
octl3-dtltn0v ". ,. HAWKINS 4 co.
n. BThe inspecting Of the pr7fIss and plans CHEZ
Engineer has chan from the ih Of Oc1er Il
November owing 70 the great amount Of labor required prepare
them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26

Five Dollar Sewing Machines.
Practical Family Sewing Machine for
Five Dollars.
Performing fully equal '00Jk No missing ripping
ofstitehss No getting out Of order anybody can
use Il; eUsry body 10iH have Il.
SECURED By BECEET GRANT OF LETTERS PATENT
TTXCLUSIYE Rights for few States and Counties will
~ placed within the reach Of enerpsng business
"a portion Of the Territory already securely
The PropTeto confidently feel they place before the pub
lie the greatest chance for profitable investment offered
Sewing Machine containing the requisite qualities which, 10y
its astonishing simplicity and low will
who have ten anxOusy waiting for the Machine
within their grasp.
IL Parties wishing to purchase requested to call at
examine this wonderful achievement and monopoly
Of the state County desired
NOVELTY s. SEWING MACHINE co.,
Office, BARTLETT & Co., Needle Manufacturers,
42l Broadway, Canal St. n. Y.
Call or send for Circular with cuts Of machines.
Ill
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TERRASs BR HERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO NO, I,
MAR EFT s II h e e 4
NEXT TO
b. LANIER & co.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY CARTER, MCKAY & co.

ON THURSDAY, Oct 25th will offer sale front OF
our Warehouse No. % Public Square, large and complies
assortment Of Groceries, consisting in part as follows:
50 hhds n. o. Sugar; 100 bhls old Rye and Bourbon
% bills Crushed Sugar; Whisky;
25 bbls Powdered Sugar so bbs n Y. Brandy,
95 bbls Loaf sugar; . bbls n. Y. Gin;
IS bbls Molasses; . hlf bbls ''Aledius Ras" Nal.
so bbls Golden Syrup;
IS kegs Golden Syrup; . bDls Sweet Malaga Wine;
900 bags Bait COdee; 100 eighth casks HeenesseyG
10 tags Pepper; Brandy;
Is bags Spice; 100 bbs Rectifed WHISKY;
so doz Brooms; 100 bbs Memphis Vinegar;
so doz WashbOards 100 bbls Cincinnati do;
$50 doz Painted Buckets 50 baskets Champagne Wine;
. nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
900 boxes Star Candles; 10 casks Brown Stout;
100 boxes TalloW Candles % casks Ale;
50 boxes (36 bars) Soap 100 boxes Glassware;
50 casks English Soda; so doz Ground Mustard;
. bbs No. g. large Macker 50 dOz Ground Pepper pure;
fresh. so doz Lemon Syrup;
30 half bbls Mackerel; 90 dOz Strawberry and Pine APP
90 bhls Lake Fish, fresh; pie Syrup;
so m do do do; 2Oboxes quart Pickles.
500 kegs Nails; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
800 boxes Mani Tobacco; 50 doz Cotton Lines
so bales Smoking do; so doz Jute Lines
50 NJ Cigars
The above with other articles will be put up and sold in
in quantities to suit purchasers.
oct26tds c. MoK. & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26
sale Of Lots in Ashland.

ON the first Monday in November next the re-
maiudeT Of the Lot in the Of Ashlauds u De o.
d at public sale to the highest bidder The Lots to be sold
the valuable the Of them fronting
Public Square and Cumberland River. Terms be
rail- which viii be male the day d sale by order Of
the Commissioners. ". s. SHELTON.
sau9D-td Secretary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26
ARRIVAL OF THE SALT LAKE MAIL.

JOIN BurFERFIEID, Esq, President of the Overland
Mail Company, St. Louis.s
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Frutt Trees !! Fruit Trees !!

"TE have $4,000 one year old apple trees, from to feet
Wv high, and Of 100 choice 0ueru varieties for sale az u
cents each Also Pears Peaches PIgms, Cherries, &c. Nov
enber is the best for trausplantlng.
We lay garden yards and grounds in the highest or
v BY French Landscape Gardner in employ.
Address LANGDUN & CHERRY, or
WI. S. LANGDoN,
,.+9o - Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26
THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
READ Y-WADE CLOTHIN G. ,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,

WI. SULXBACHER,
No. SO, Market street, Nashville,
EyAKES great pleasure in informing his friends patrons and
the public generally that DC still to be found at his Old
stand with large assortmeutOf
Fine and Common Ready-IIade Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c,
Coh Ca~smeres every description, Silk and Velvet vesugs.
the there be touut az the place, the
ceebrad cutter PEIFFER, who will always hand give
those favorng him with call te3utifu it, Clothing made
order and Tailoring WORK done in manner 70 give satisfaction,
both as regards price and the quality The subscriber takes
this method rendering his thanks his customers for their pat
FoBare and eg Of the and the
lie to call and his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All persons btet 10 the riher m please settle the
as soon as possible the old business settled up much
further induI gence cannot De allowed. LoCt33-u
HTANFED--A situation for book keeper or salesman
Nv in Wholesale Grocery Dry Good House, The former
preferred For particulars apply at this Office LOc2tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26

UST received at the New YORK Emporium the most splendid
u assortment pr Furs exhibited Ladies Of Nashville.
oct.3-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26

An UNEXPECTED FoRTUBE.-It is stated that sur
wing daughter of Aaron Burr comes curiously in
to possession of quite fortune in this way: Burr
held lease from Trinity Church of the Richmond
Hill property, thre2 or four hundred lots in the cen
of New York, for sixty six years. Here-leased
the land for sixtythree years to Astor and others
and their lease expires in 1860 The lease for three
years then belongs to Burrs daughter and the claim
is indsputable and the value Of the very great
Already several of the lessees have compromised the
claim for from one thousand Eve hundred to Two
thousand dollars per lot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26

The County Court fer Davidson County,
TTAVING granted letters Of administration 70 e estate
Of harIes p Mcguire deceased all iudtaieq %
~ stlte are hereby notified make melte payment, and
M, rars1ns having claims against said els hereby notified
10 present them ne, duly proyel, within ts time pFcled
- JOHN j. JOHNSON,
S,rfg-ITm Administrator for Charles p. MaEuirr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26
Important 20 Printers.

ATEWs and BOOK INE-alargs consisnrDsutuperior quail
F.HAGAN,
sep2l Market street
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ME wish to buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Woeu-
for the Southern Market; persons having such 70 sell viii
hnd DO % their int est 70 cali
ssplG tt. u. HAYNES 4 co.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-14
The Utah Expedition.

ST LOUIS, May 8-AIaIor General PeFslfer i.
Smith has issued elaborate orders relative TO the
movements of the trains and troops ofthe Utah
forces.
The trains are to be divided into divisions Of
226 wagons each.
The troops are TO be organised into columns,
each column constituting an escort division.
Y The general supply tram is to be escorted by
the first column, under the command Of Lieut..
lCoI. Andrews This column is already organI-
Izsd, and has been ordered to march.
Il The second column, under the command oi
ICoI. Monroe, will be composed of an escort and
lhe first division of supplies The column will
march from Lravenworth on the 10Th inst.
! The third column, under Col. May, viii
tmarch on the goth.
The fourth column, under Col. Morrison, vii
march on the 25th.
The fifth column, under Col. Sumner, viii
Imarch on the 30th.
i The sixth column, under Major Emory, vii
lmarch on he 4ih of June.
H These columns will, for the present, consti
tute the first brigade OF the Utah forces, unde
! the command of General Harney. Each column
/ will be supplied with four months provision.
I which will be repltnished in passing forts Kear
\ uey and Laramie.
i General Smith is yet in this city, the state
). his health being such TO require his remain
ing here a short period.
Four companies of the Sixth Infantry le
Lsavenworth or the 9th inst, and one comp;
ny from Fort Riley is TO join them at Folt Kea
: nev.
Hon. John Hartnell, Secretary of Utah, lie
here yesterday for Lpavenworth.
6 TpE VOLUNTEERS FOR UTAU- The Preside
} mas not yet signi6ed his acceptance of the tw
volunteer regiments for Utah, nor is it probab
a shat he will do SO until Congress makes the u
: cessary appropriation for their support I'll
estimates have not vet been made.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-14
BEDFORD RAIL ROAD.

The public mind is now being directed TO
this great work. The advantages TO be de-
rived from It's speedy completion is lncalculable
TO all classes, living within the county. The
farmer, the mechanic, the merchant, the manu-
facturer, the laborer, and business men Of all
kinds will be greatly enhanced by the construc-
ton of this almost indispensable project
Tie design Of the projectors OF this work,
is not, that il should bp solely continuation or
extension of the Broad Top Road-that part
living east OF Bedford, viii be on line
with the Cumberland valley road, al Chambers
burg, through Cowan's gap, and Wells valley,
to connect al or near Piper's Run, in IIopewell
township. The same will be the outlet for the
Sherman's valley road. Wells valley, and
Piper's run, being the common route Of the
Sherman's valley, and Cumberland valley roads,
west Of Sideng Hill gap, and Of the BroadoF
road, west of Piper's Run until the connection
at or near Bridgeport in the western part ot
the county.
Books for taking subscriptions have been sent
TO the different township committees, in the
county. 4 ne suostEl lltlOliS IilhHe hoit
in monthly instalments, after the first day o
October next Let all subscribe.
WEALTH OF ILLlNoIs.-According 10 the re-
turns of the County Assessors of Illinois 10 th'
State Auditors, the aggregate value of real ant
personal property in that CommonW ealth tomIt
ting several counties not yet recevedl amount
10 SI08. AT ,367-being an increase Of S72,
227 ,248 over the total Of the year 1856, or ,:
per cent. difference 10 two years. As the AS
SCISSORS estimatesar are always considerably below
the real value of the property. the actual in
crease of wealth in the State during the perio
specified, is probably near one hundred million
This enormous expansion enables Us 10 appreci
ate the rapid progress Of Illinois since the com
mencemcni OF the railway era, which has bui
up a great commercial mart on the lake shor
of the State, and opened TO the prairie farmer
the markets Of the Atlantic seaboard.
COINAGE or rue MiNr ~ ArRIL-Tbe coir
age OF the U. S. Mint, in Phladelphi for tt
month of April, was 5! ,O06,920 IN gold, prir
cipalIy indouble eagles; $354,00O in slve
wholly in half and quarter dollar pieces, an
$4,000 in cents.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-14
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk of beauty, and it cauuot exist without fine
head OF hair then read the following, and if you ask
more, see circular around each bottle, and no one
doubt.
Professor Wood's Hair Restorative. We
call the attention of all, old and young, 10 this won
derlul preparation, which turns back 10 lis original
color, grav hair-covers the head of the bald wiha
uxurIant growth-removes the dandruf, itching, and
all cuianeous eruptions-causes a continual flow OF
the natural fluids; and hence, if used as regular
dressing for hair will preserve lis Color and keep
il fom falling TO old age, in all lis natural
beauty. We cal then upon the bald, the grey, OF
diseased in scalp Ii; and surely the young Will
not as they value the flowing locks the witching
curl, be without il. Its praise upon the tongue
OF thousands.
The Agent for Prof. Woods Hair Restorative in
New Haven received the following letter IN regard
/ 10 the Restorative, a few weeks since:
Deer RIVER, Con-, July %, 1858.
/ Mr.. Levenworth-Sir: / have been troubled with
dandrutf or scurf on my head for more than year,
! nv hair began out, scurf and hair together,
/ saw in a New Haven paper about ''Wood's Hair
Restorative as cure. called al your store on the
lst OF April last and purchased one bottle 10 try II,
aud found my satisfaction II was The thing, II re-
moved The scurf and new hair began TO grow It Is
now two or three inches in length where il was all
off | have great faith in it. | wish you TO send me
two bottles by Mr.. Post, the bearer OF this
dont know any of the kind Is used 10 thl,
place, YOU may have market for many bottles after
II is known here. Yours with ;espect,
RUFUS PRATT.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-14
RFS0n TJONS OF THE MONGRELS'

IT, noli,;cal hermaphrodltes whc compose
a.. ocnosilion 10 the Democratic party IN Bee
ford county, adopted some very singular res0iO-
lion, al their meeting in the Court House Oh
,ha A,b inst. Their singuarity, however, Is
easily explained. They condemn the la'e 'e
oislature for passing the Sunbury aud Erie D''
aa c,r the adortion of other measures whicH
tie Abolition and Know Nothing members Vo-
ted f,r in body Queer as this may seem
they did H. and that, too, with SAMUEL j. LAST
xeR. twho supported by his vote, the very 'nea-
.,,r.s which they denounce) as one oil the Co'h-
..,u,t,,, Jrarted the resolutions The rea-
ca, nc this movement is that some OF lhe Aoo-
l;,ioo yirp-,yorkers in this town are dtSrouS
ofninping in the bud, MR. CAsTNRR hoP's oi
denomination. ia order TO make way Tor some
ons Of their own clique. By repudia''ng ms
course in the Legislature, they nope 10 tise'
,b;s object We are latormed that MR. CASi-
,rp understands their game and that he IS qn"e
INDIGNANT at the scurvy treatment ne mas re-
ca;ved Nor are we at all surprised al ms us
rloasure for il is said, and we presume Hutn-
fnllv that the very men who were lnst-unPu-
tai in getting up and procuring the passage o.
the resolutions condrmning the SunDnry aho
FRI. Pill advised Ma. CAsTNEE to vote Tor II
One thing IS quite certain, and that IS, that 'he
on,,os;,ion 10 the Democratic party have, tunes
without number. proclaimed 1t TO be 'ne'r F''i
CO 10 dispose OF the Public Works, declaring
that even a g,tt of them would BE- entirety Jus
ti6able. Il was owing to their corrupt lVsI7
I.tion that the Main Line was taken from Ia
Stat, and made present of 10 the Pennsy IVA
MIA Rail Road Company. Their "hole PaI..
endorsed that infamous swlnd'e nnFPseF'eoi.
and unhesilatingly. Ma, CAsTNEE, doubtless
therefore, supposed that be was merely lollo"
mo the footsteps of the leaders OF his party
when he voted for the Sunbury aud Ere bli
little thinking that for so doing he would b
sIaooht4red in the house of his friends Mistf
Ken man He has, no doubt, by this time learr
ed what he should have known long ago, thi
tbs onnostion TO the Democralic party have
Zation only for the sake OF the sPoiis.
Besides the Reputation of MR. CAsTNEI
there are sone other startling assertions mac
in these resolutions. For instance, they pr
claim that "the present financial embarras
nents are the manifest and inevitable Prin
OF sham democracy practically illustrated; tn
the apti-American doctrine Of free trade h
proslrated our manufactures" &C., &c. I'll
would all do very well, ii the people were bin
and if FREE TRADE WILMOT had +
within the last seven months been the standa
bearer Of the opposition. There is also
usual resolution announcing the National A
ministration, which We decline noticing, a
falsehood always furnishes its own refutatic
$50 much for Buckingham"