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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30
SD:cy-A True wife.

We are assured by friend, says the.
Boston Post, who is perfectly cosnizant
of what he states, that the following
piquant correspondence is genuine. a
gentleman, whose business calls him
good deal from hsmc, is accustomed to
give the custody of his correspondence
to his wife, an intelligent lady, who, in
obedience to instructions, opens all let.
tcrs that come in her hus sband's absence !;
answers such of them as she can, like q
confidential clerk, and forwards the rest
to her Iiege lord, at such places as he
may have designated at his departure.
During receu, absence of her husband,
the lady received letter, Of which the
following (omilting names, dates, and
places,l is true copy:
Ny DEAR SIR II saw a fine picture
Of you yesterday, and fell in love with
it, as | did with the original in W
last winter, when | saw you more than
an houl, though suppose you did not
see me among so many. fear you will
think me forward in thus addressing you ;
but trust you are as noble and unsus.
pecting as you are handsome and bril-
liant. Perhaps you would like 10 know
something about mc-your ardent at.
mirer! Well, | am not very good at
description, but | will say | am not mar,
ried-though you are, am told. My
friends tell me have mt a pretty face,
but only a good figure. am rather
petite, have black eyes, black hair, and
dark complexion-lhat is, am what is
called brunette" | am stopping for
few weeks with my brother.in law and
sister in this town, and dearly wish you
would meet me there before | return to
W. AT any rate, do not fail to
write ME at least few words to tell me
whether shall ever see you again, and
know you more intimately. Forgive my
bodness, and believe me, your friend.
To this letter. the wife, who, .,he'by,
had not the least knowledge Of the per.
son to whom she was writing, made the
following answer:
MAprNoIsrLLE: Your letter Of the
- inst, addressed to Mr.. -, was
duly received. Mr.. -, who is my
husband, directed ME when he left home,
some days ago, to open all his letters
and 10 answer any of them tha, | con.
veniently could. AS you seem TO be
rather impatient. will answer your letter
myself. | do not think your description
Of yourself will please Mr.. -.
happen to know that he disikes black eyes
and hates brunettes most decidedly. 1t
is quite true (as you seem TO supPose)
that he judges Of women as he does OF
horses but do not think your 'nvento'
ry of your points is complete enough
to be satisfactory to him. You omit to
mention your height, weight, wind, speed,
and there the word is illegible.) Taking
your charms at your own estimate, doubt
whether they will prove sufficiently at
tractiye to draw him so far as B,
merely for the satisfaction Of comparing
them with the schedule. You say you
trust my husband is unsuspecting."
think that is his nature, but yet he is
used to drawing inferences, which arc
sometimes as unkind as suspicious. You
say you are unmarried. Ny advice to
you is, that you marry somebody, as soor
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

In general, what woman says with
her eyes deserves more attention than
the words which escape from her lips ;
therefore, should she remain silent, al.
though you have just asked a most inter.
esting question, perhaps you may find an
answer in her eyes.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

An aristocratic lrishman, speaking Of
his native country, said it was an e1ecra.
BILE place; in fact, the only thing worth
owning in it was the whisky. "You
mean to say, thon," said waggish friend,
" that with all her faults, you love her
hill"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

The Memphis Bulletin is congIatula.
tory on the failure Of Brown Il McNsmec,
silk merchants Of New York regarding 1t
as the "beginnng Of the end" OF extrava.
gance, and hoping soon 10 see calico round
again. t
We do not know how he can repscns'
bly, expect TO see it any roundcr than il
has been for year or so past.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

A minister once took occasion to puff
doctor in prayer at funeral thus
wise:
"And in Thy providence, oh Lord, no
all the care and skilfull attention OF her
learned and experienced physician has
been able TO save our sister from the re-.
morseless grave.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30
OBlTUARIES.

.o,, and after this date (November list, 1880 we shall
,v rpS LINES for obituary, bula over that WIN DC
aoM az the rate of one dollar for every ten lines or
rna' r. We WILL NOT VIOLATE THIS RULE FOR ANY
pERsoS and we shall continue to keep this notice $ stand
na 90 hat no one may be surprised whenIour bill is pre-
sented for payment.
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"Do you like novels?' asked Miss
FITZGERALD Of her backwoods lover. 81
can't soy" he replied Il never ate any
but tell you am death OIL 'possoms. u
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30
The Nashville Gazette SAYS:

We yesterday saw in one Of our banks
n note on the Citizens Bank Of Nash.
Vile and Memphis altered from 81 TO 500.
II was executed so well that it required
the kecnest eye to detect it.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30

1t may seem strange, but it is fact.
that men generally arc more afraid OF
women than women are OF men; and
fearing to " break the ice" is fnghtlul
cause Of old bachelorism.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-30
]. C.. SHAPARD.

Ey. We ask, as favor, and in order
to counteract the many false impressions
that have been made concerning the 10.
catity OF Sewanee, that the Huntsville
Advocate, Charleston Mercury, Knoxville
Citizen, Mobile Tribune, Montgomery
Advertiser, Augusta Dispatch and Athens
Post copy the above letter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24
PFRUTTAN SYRrP,
EEA8D IAN 81 ADEg
OR, PROTECTED SOLUTION
PPOtONfle Of Iron Combined .


PFOtOXide Of Iron Combined,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal 70 which discOYe
ries in 'ne Natera Melca Subjected must now be re
DESP PSIA,
Affections OF the Liver Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Con
sumptye tendencies Ds9rerei Of the Blood Bois, Sour
hhty, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA-
Tih medicine is beyond question. The proofs Of its efficacy
ProdeFed aid.
range Is eXtesve because Tany diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from cause, may be cured
BY one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides
precisely that which has so often baed tie highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible,
and the safety and efficacy 0fre syrup Incantr5vebe Those
the character Of the Syrup, cannot fail to be satisfied with the
following among numerous testimonials in the hands Of the
community, and Of the highest respectability.
C4RBTs undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
ieets Of The Peruvian SYRUP do not hesitate to recommend
It TO the attention OF the public. experience
well as from the testimony Of others, whose intelligence and iut
fiy are aoler unfesuOnae, WehaTe doubt Of its efea
IN Of incpent disease Lungs Bronchial
ages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia, &C. In
deed IFS effects would be Incredible the hhcharacte
those who have witnessed tem and have volunteered their
hohy, as We 90 ours, 70 rs restorative powers .
S.H. Kendall, NJ d. Peter Harvey
Thomas G. Amory, james g. Dunn,
Nay, Thomas Whitman.
NoT1CE-Its well known that the medical effect Of Protode
Of Iron lost by brief exposure to the air. and that 70
maintain solution Of Proode Iron, further
ton has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian syrup this
known and this solution replace al the prOtOcaTboaes, CT
trates and tartrates Of the Mlteria Medica
A. A. HAYNEs, ND, Assayer 70 the State Of Mas
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. s. A.
PEIoE.-Large bottles 81, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOvILBE & BELL.
may4-d6tW6m-
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Headache-From am Eminent clergyman

Headache-FrOm an Eminent Clergyman.
PRTsBURs, July 9, 1855 aesrs. Benz. Page, Jr. Co.
Gentlemen take great pleasure saying you that
use of BerhaVe's Holland Bitters, which OBJ
aimed ayour store and found special relief OF severe headache
rom which had long suffered and believe of service
to me in relieving my sOmacheud head.
Very respectfully, &css- SAN'L. Z. BABoOoK.
Headache and DebiIfty-AIr silas J. Liscomb, Of
Birmingham, says; 81 have found in B9rhaVe's HOl-
land Bitters remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny
wife has also used It with the greatest benefit. Z"
Mr. A. 8. Nicholson Pitsburg, also remarks that he has
perienced much relief from its use for headache.
Strength and Health RestOred.-Mr John
Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania
Canal, says:
"When commenced taking BGrhaVe's Holland
Bitters, could hardly walk. Now enjoy excellent health "
septI9d&E-1w.. i .Ef et8 r-5 ~.
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Professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
n Deafness Erysipelas, Scrofua, Bronchitis letter, Ring
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches
II ? Cured az from three 20 f1eaty minutes. 4 u
Corns, Piles, Toothache Chronic Stiff Joints, Spraus and
Laeness Man Beast all kinds Of Sores, Fecks and HUI
Cramps and OOlies Pains Of description cease in
Prices 50 cts., 81 ana So per Bottle.
It the only HAIR INVIGORATOR that will make the
hair grow when everything else falls clean the head white and
This wonderful Oil is perfectly harmless burning bis
sensations, with other lotions and lnimentsi is plea
take conquers fire. soothing and healing burn
scald in Eve minutes.
miraculous have been performed by it all the land
Use everything else then give this Oil trial, and you will
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
Friend suffer no longer send bottle Of Hasels Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. 90
Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism Contrac
ton OF the muscles try the Eectropeden Bath Be
cuar the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
dlers this medicine Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant agents. who have large hhogaph certificate
Bel0ars Of Countsrfets!
Every sPrOfssor Haskels Electric Oil blown
the edges Of the glass and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. IS Pine Street, Saint Louis, MissOuTt.
Druggists and Merchants supplied at wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this p0pu
lar and wonderful remedy calling person. addressing By
letter. Prof Haskell, 63 Pine Street. st. Louis, will have their
orders promptly Oiled and forwarded
Terms, Cash 81 So SIC per dozen. It is elegantly put
Bills &C. furnished gratutously Send in your orders; you
will find il cures and pays. -
FOR sale wholesale By EWIN, PEHDLETON CO., and retail
= 10. G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn. marldecWly-
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Having called upon through the press and repeatedly
e last few days by many citizens Of both parties the
canvass for Mayor the approaching election have consented
to So In the Of election thereby pledge myself
recognize in my official capacity party class, hut 60
with an eve single good OF the whole people Of the City,
and further pege myself il elected, to devote time, and
whatever ability may possess, to the duties Of the Office
ssPtls-tc hANpAL " MAoUANVth'
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For Circuit court Iudge.

II We are authorized SAMUEL NJ FrrE Esq, of
Carthage as candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth
Judicial District composed Of the counties Of Smith, Jackson,
Macon DeCalb and Putnam. [sepIO-tW&wtd
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FOrAIderHnen.

V We are authorized to announce B F. Brown candi.
date for Aldermen in the the municipal
election. [sepl6-dtd
live are authorized Or. G. A. J. MAYFIEID
candidate for Alderman Third Ward at the asuug
Dicipal election. auglstd
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T00 RAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI eheaPby DILLON q CO, IS College St.
I'M BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
LOO cheaPty DILLON & CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS RAITI Bf&65 G CO.. G6.s. S. ale
100 5 5Ass HALTr BFSaG5 G 68 G11: AZ
10n BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
AUU cheap by DILLON & CO. IS College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON 4 CO.. IS College st.
m BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College Sc.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
EOU cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
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We we're gratifsd at seeing yesterday, suspended
above the Mayors chair in the City Hail. fine and
very correct portrait of esteemed tOWnsman, Dr.
FgLIx RoBERTsoN, the first white child born in the
city of Nashville. This portrait was painted by
Nashville artist MIR. W. B. COOPER, and reflects the
highest credit upon his artistic skill The sugges-
ton that the portrait be painted for the City Hall
came We believe, from AID Ira P. JONES.
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NTaYOraIty.

rive are authorized announce THOMAS J. HALE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
n We are authorized to MOsEs SINGLETON
candidate for Mayor the ensuing municipal election.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2Ss-The steamer 0ahaWba
has arrived with Havana dates Of the 10Th
An English steamer brought 600 coolies
cargo Of Africans arrived from Cardenas.
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IIandsome Ivorr Knires.

Just received direct from the celebrated maniac
tory of LAWSON, GOODMAN s Co.,
Dining Knives, Plated and Plain Blades.
Desert .
Carving
French Carvers for Hotels. ...
And also several sets of beautiful Knives in
cases consisting of 20 pieces, finely plated blades
and solid silver shoulders for sale at lower prices
for cash than they can be bought elsewhere.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Sept. IS, 1853. No. "a, Public square.
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ON SATURDAY. the ID day OF October next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on the premises, will sell that valuable property
\ he corner OF Cedar aud streets, formerly occupied by
Inc Sers Of Charity. wi sell the house with h tyye feet
IN roud and the with thirty feet Of ground Those wish
inc either convenient dwelling Office can be accommodated
Terms Of SeOne third cash. balance in and two years,
m NOTES satifactoy secured, bearing interest. and lien
,-,-a4 TsepI4-td1 A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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Sept IS, 1858.

Tonight has been set apart for the benefit of Mr..
JoHE DREw, the accomplished Irish cOmmedian,
whose presentations Of high and of low Irish charao
tiers, during his present engagement, have been re-
ceived by our theatre gOers with the most enthusi
astio applause. The bill for to night is one of the
best, if not the very best Of the season, which, in
connection with the merits of the artist should Sc
cure the largest house Of the season.
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The Bowling Green KY GGsstts Of Che 10Th, sag
c. NJ BRIoGs, Esq Of that place, has been appoint-
ed BY Gov. MOREHEAD, of Kentucky, Commissioner
on the part Of that ssaie to run and e-mafk The
line between Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Two VALUABLE FARlaS E0R SALE

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned hssF
sided for the last eight nine years is for sale. Il 20
the waters OF Big Harpeh river, in the county OF vi
hanson fourteen mlss from Nashville, the village
Tank the Rehaud and CeaTeve Turnpike nine mileI
from Franklin, thu county Of williamson and within
two miles OF the North Western Railroad being cen
sFucted. The contains about four hundred and eight
Of fFs farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
Of the trsct Il formally the well known farm
tho late Wilkins Whiteald.
On this fs comfortable residences, with all
eessaTy out houses; barn, cribs stables carriage house. &c
with excellent young orchard OF most choice fruit Coed
spring water, and abundance never falling
running from different through the farm AdOin
ing this farm another Of about hundred
excellent land with good residence for saa. The soil
both Is equal to any for crops, either grain grass
and both united, they will be sold separately egsher
may sgit buyers il is thought By good judges could be
made OF the best stock farms In the State its size
As those wanting TO buy, would Of Whsh to view
the premises before purchasing further description s
deemed unnecessary, but all nVited to call and
themselves. aug 25-eOSW6l JOHN 7. HILL.
TWISH to sell the farm which rsside in WliamsCH
county, adjoining that advertised above ty Mr. John T.
Hill, containing By recent survey, hundred and ninety
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable TO-
small farm, with good water. The farm is well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
stone fence will sell this place separately, together
With Mr. H'sss both united would Certainly make des
rabie farm, and purchasers invited to call M Hi
and TvApine the premises. LAVlNIA CRAIGHBAD.
FC erner particulars apply to Mr.. a. N Snyder, A. TIE
StOTsOf SPydey & FTizzsll, Nashville L. G.
aEg5-eodrwu
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Monday, September "a,
WITH SEEEPSEzKE FOE THREE REAR-OLDS,
$500 entrance 500 Forfeit Two Mile Heats. Eight Entries
Eli 0om names br Mary ye BY Albion dam By Sovereign.
Also, oh Albion, dam Ann Chase, BY Levathan.
Blythe Guild iaWaha by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
Also, names Oh {, by Albion, dam Delta, by Priam
Belshazzer
ROundree oh +, by Glencoe dame Jane Watson by
PIiam. --....------ .--- -.-.
Also, names Oh I, by Albion, dam by Priam.
Tuesday, 2Sth. ""f1es
sWeepstake with yearolds mile $3.50 entrance s1CO
fOrfeit-Seven Entries.
James Jackson Oh Fanny Bugg, by Ambassador dam
Barnes names by Albion dam Ann Chase by Levathan
Roundtree names Oh BY Epsilon, dam BY Glencoe.
W Cheatham names oh cby Glencoe, dam by Laviathan
Eli OdOm names G by Albion, dam by Sovereign
Also, names lily Albion, dam by Sovereign.
Second Hace--with untred three-year-oIds-SaOO en-.
ance $50 forieit-ThFee entries. Chatham oh by
Glencoe dam by Leyiatan. Blythe Guild Efie Dean
Roundtree names eh by Albion, dam Eudar, by Pram,
Third Race--Ges County Stake, with thIeeyear olds-
$500 entrance, play or pay-Three Entries.
Wednesday, Goth.
Jockey Club Purse s25o. Two mile heats.
Thursday, 3Oth.
Jockey Club Purse $50. One mile heats.
Second 1Race--sweepstakes with untrie treeyarod-
500 entrance SIS forfei,one mile heaFiEe entries.
D P Hadley names c BY Allen Brown, dam By Priam.
Roundtree names Oh by Albion dam Little Trick, by
Priam.
T Moore names Oh BY Third Boston dam by Ieviatban
7 Chatham names Oh hy Glencoe dam By Leyatlsn
Friday, Oct. 1st.
Jackey Club Purse s2O0ne mile heats three best in five.
Saturday, 2d.
Jockey Club Purse, s25O-TwO mile heats.
NOR SALE.--A good house carpenter also woman we'll
iy21-6. II. H. HAYNES co.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-CsttOn salesto-day 5000
bales; Prices sitter but quotations unchanged;
Flour has declining tendency; Exchange on Lon.
don 81; New York 60 days 12a2I New York sight
aI
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The Memphis 4Rpsal says thesteaner philadelphia
took from that city on he 2Olh three hundred and
twenty Eve bales Of cotton for The East, by way q
ST. Leuis; this We believe is The largest Iced Jet
sent By that route
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From Havana.

81. LOUIS, Sept. 28.--Ths river reccded from
to inches to-day.
The upper streams are declining
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InCAL AND INNTRUmENTAL MUsIC.

- BECKER would respectfully to the pubic OF
Nashville that be has located teacher Of the Voice Of
piano Vionco, Violin, Orders left McCures Ben
sons Music store viii be promptly attended to, 81
sept7-Q
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Lie AtInnIic TeleErapla.

NASHVILLE. Sept. 23s-The following dispatch
passed through this Office this morning.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.--To Telegraph 0Fes, Ksag Or
ceaHs-A dispatch from Trinity Bay says the ocean
cable is in good order again-ths electric current
passing through as perfectly as ever
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+ A l. l. & Q u n ING HI M,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
TABLE CUTLERY,
SHOT GUNS,
MECHANICS TOOLS.
POCKET CUTLERY,
SADDLERT HARDWARE.
AXES CHAINS, S5c., Aro., &C.
AVE Just reosiFed and opened their PAL and win q
il II ter Stock Of
Hardware and CUTLERY, TX
OF every description % which hey invite the attention 80
OF dealers visiting tbs market Their
Sorted offering Inducements all desire sod actouns
FIRST HAND goods accommodating icrz.s
auES-diriEEHln- No. Al Public SaEare.
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markets BY TeIegraph

NEW YoRK. Sept 28-COtton firm, sales 1000
bales; Ohio Flour 580a600; Wheat buoyant, l So
a145; Whisky 28la24i Sugar dull, 74asssi Linsesd
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II authorized to announce Dr. JONI L. CHEATHANas
candidate for COun.man the Fsh Ward the ensuing
municipal election. lseplc-dtd
II CHARLES WALKER, [of the Hat Stor candidate for
Councilman for the Second War at the approaching election
sep4-dtd
n We are authorized J. W. COLEMAN a can
dictate for Councilman from Ward the ensuing
nicipal election. d I'd
II We are authorized to announce C. E. II. MARTIN
candidate for Councilman to represent 4 Ward the next
municipal election. aug26-dtd
= authorized announce JAMES B. CRAoHEAD, as
candidate Councilman represent the 5th Wbrd at the
next municipal election. augS5-dtd
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AEssEs. EDTToRs:In response cali through the Gazette
Of this morning. some OF people, you will please
nounoe my candidate for Alderman Of The 81 Wand.
sent "a At W. ". FINN.
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C1Eo1NNATI. Sept. % --Fleur firm; Prices SITTER
but quotations unchanged; Linssed Oil 825aS3;
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEXT BOOKS, used in the High school, Fee
male Academy, Young Ladies' Seminary,
and other Schools the City and Country. For sale
bp -.E... CHARLES W. SMITH,
sepE Il College street.
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By rEEEeRAPm.

EsW 0hlzAas, Sept 22.-Dsaths from yellow fs
yer yesterday so
Arrived-Ship, "Glad Tidiags' from New York.
and WesimoreIand from Philadelphia
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Attention is directed 10 The advertisement Of Mr..
A " S. BnpsLIy, who offers for saIea valasble
family residence in the town Of Columbia
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S,-Flour dull, 65; Wheat,
red, 1.l28, white / 15s1 l6; Corn has declining
tendency, 56aGS; Oats dull 6Oa64; Tobacco, ship
ming leaf 6 65a9 95