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Important Newspaper Change.

We learn by the Columbus GaseIte
that the Ohio State Journal is about to
pass into tho hands Of J. & II. Miller,
Publishers and book sellers of Columbus,
and is to be edited by Henry D. Cooke,
late editor of the Sandusky Register, 1t
is to be printed on new type, and the office
will be removed to tho Miller Block, op.
posite the Gwynne Block, on Town Street,
and it will be issued as morning paper
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Bs- 1t is rumored in certain quarters
that an effort is about to be made to have
Mr.. Steele removed from the Post Office
in this place, and have Mr.. Roberts, the
celebrated offer" appointed in his place.
Mr.. Roberts would make a good Post
Master,as heis courteous and gentlemanly
in his department..
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Battle with the Indians.

The United States troops in Oregon
have recently had a battle with the Indi-
ans in that Territory. There -4aeJAtrfrnr
new about this Indian ba!ll45-the same
story of the murder 9fnaked savages, and
DESTROYING their crops and means of sup.
pori,I and driving them into the mountains
to p6f,sh ofhunger, and then stealing their
hors4 Ne nal other property that they were
compelled to abandon to the tender mer.
ces Of their Christian foes.
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EEThore will be an examining court
before the Probate Judge on Saturday of
this week for the purpose of trying to get
the Crabtrees admitted to bail. We will
give the result of the examination in our
next.
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~ The Emoporia (Kansas) New.

~ The EmOporia (Kansas) News
says that il is rumored that the infamous
and notorious G. W, Clark, who murder
ed Barber aRd e'r SO doing, was appoint.
ed Purser in the Navy Iau at Washing
ton, by President Buchanan, was shot
and scGlped near LecomptOn, by some
person or persons unknown. Several of
the Border Ruhians who devastated Kan
sas two years ago, are meeting with a
righteous retribution at the hands of
their former victims.
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The MAGNITUDE OF AMILLIoN.-The humaI
mind has buta faint idea of the magnitude D
the sum total in the term miliiou As an i.
lustration, it may be stated that If man shoulS
reach the extreme age of one hundred years. be
woul d not have lived for a million hours: ths
number falling short one hundred and twenty
five thousand of that amount. t ~, y
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o-'rAN l.r~5arANT MEDICAL FACT
SUICIDE AvERTED BY MEANS oF,AggISI
CAL REsPlRATIoN.-Several days4sgo =
well known citizen attempted 10 comm
suicide by taking laudanum. HtssY
lowed about two ounces and a hal
soon as the fact became known nj
aid was called in, the slomach.pu1i
other appliances made but seemiRs
in vain. All hone Of aveeS.a of
,- g given up by those-s@
Some several hours after tbsss
the physician OF the tatiss-, + e
too late, as was Supposed,lpa
The thought struck him, htlaA ~ y
ting the efficiency ofaaiR Il Il
so successful by used off,, ! -
strangulation by water. lie
Immediately TO work, and 81
perceive symptoms oiimproyemt . 4
couraged, he labored on assisted -.
ical gentlemen, and in the of niri \
hours succeeded in restoring the u1'
tunate man. The intended suicide !
now well. The entire success Of Ii
experiment 81 worthy Of the attention
the faculy.-Cin. Times.
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OF Bayard Taylor, who has been trav-
elling In Europe for the last two years,
has returned TO the United States, and in.
tends to lecture during the coming winter,
Ilo gave his first lecture at the Cooper
Institute in New York few evenings ago,
to about two thousand pNssOns. His
subject was Moscow"
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SUmmatra Pheasant Game Cock

Our advertiser, H. w. White of Jack
son, has coulrbuled to the adornments
Of our Den, a handsome crayon drawing
Of pair Of his Wild Indian Mountain
Game Fowls,-most beautiful birds
just such as we shall cultivate when. we
getthat five acre farm. Above il al sPR
sture portrait Of his imP%r'
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MAp1soS, I'd, Oct 90 Shrewsbury
&Priee's Touring mill, one among the
l'rgest and most extensive in the United
States, was totally destroyed, including
two thousand bushels of wheat, by fri
his morning Loss about $50, 900. In
sured for $50, 900.
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Pa Las e the Border qra;


TRsevF,2a5o cents. ~
nns lSr es, 25 cents. ,s5ns mara ,htt 70 ad AM
Of of ! ,aseberries, % "' Sns
Gen pyries.,lngfeltow Is about to take up his
residence as Memphis, Tenn. He is,in too bad
odor to remain in Missouri
His brother, Doctor Stripgfello@ has recent
ly joined the Congregational Church and may
be seen partakng of the Sacrament with his old
political enemy, General Pomcroy. He now
declares himselfa Free State Democrat, and is
strongly recommended by his friends as the prop.
er person to fill the Office just vacated by the
resignation Of Gov Denver.
Gov Shannon has met with great moral, as
well as political change. de has discontinued
the use OF his once tavorite beverage, whisky
discarded his Brother Ruffian associates-a1d
is now one Of the most exemplary men in LIE.
compton.
His old friend, the notorious Col. Titus, after
proving himself a coward in Central America
and aVagabond IN Kansas, headed the Linn
county assassins, the remnant of Col Buford S
rag-muflinsj. and left for Arezona, there to worl
IN the mlnes,or ii unsuccessful, 10 rob the Span
ish Chnrqhss.' sa@
Chief Justice Lecompte is presiding over
y .luOl tllal III LtdfeuWpVn.
''Jack Henderson, who was conspicuous il
making up fraudulent election returns, appeare.
a few days since in the secret caucuses Of re
Democratic party.
Gen Mclean has not made his appeaEsEe Ill
the Territory since he perjured himself IN con-
neCtiOn with the famous caudlebox.
His miserable master Gen. CapAe Box Cal
hOun,' is inclined to keep ct a sale distance
from the people over whom once assumed
dictatorship
Maj. Clarke, the murderetOf Barbour, has left
Fort Scott, where he orled with The Rutfians IL
the late difficulties, apl has taken tho office Of
Purser in the Navy,.n appointment conferred
upon him by the lnte Senate.
Emory is in the Volted States Land Office, al
kickapoo. ~
Gen Whitfiei is the Registrar in the samt
Office
Sheriff j IS has recently received the appoint
meul of Receiver in Arizona.
Allth1 above notorious characters have heen
or are now the recipients Of Important offices
uuder .he General Government
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To the Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov 4, '58
1t will be recollected that several
months ago the Government of Great
Britain suggested, in general terms, that
scme mode ought to be adopted for verify
ing the nationality ofvessels, which could
be mutually used by both parties, with.
out offeuse to either, But the distinct
form Of the proposition has not been m ade,
nor is it knpynswtat arrangements her
Mejesiy's Government WI Recommend.
1t is, however, not considered to be nec-
essary for the United States to take the
initiative in this matter, as tn" jaw of ma.
tions is acknowledged by ureat Britain
to mean that for which our Government
has always contended; and this to the lat
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To DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, Phihdelphia, pa. So
Ask for HoorLAND's GERMAN BITTEKsF Take
nothing else, and see that the signature Of G. NJ.
Jackson, is on the wrapper of each bottle. They
can be hae ofdruggists and storekeopers in every
town and village in the United States, Canadas
West Indies and South America, at rs cents per
bottle, Principal Office, AIS Arch Street, philadel.
phia, pa.
Nov 4, IS5S-2w.
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Government will avail itself of the aid of
the British fleet to prevent the landing of
fllibusters. Our Government considers
itself able to enforce the neutrality laws,
lr Should, therefore. tfeeFF Walker ard bis fol-
lowers fall into the hands Of the British,
and thus be prevented from carrying out
their designs, it would prove an occur.
renee much to be deprecated, as it would
produce an unpleasant state of feeling
against the Britisha6Hyernment.
Gen. HerraIs 't&h6 had fecent inter
views wi69the Secretary of State, con-
cerning ~ .Heran treaty, will re-
.tpru to .N4M saibrk on Friday.
he folloyir- list, guaas convicted Of the mur-
respects as described. :. and who was res
We their orders at ny ., store his sentence com
mTTtSs NUT !, sSI SSlgro ih5res; lent to day, to i'm
\, 4f,,iyvta.,sSas,n life in the Penitenliary
To,morrS day fixed for the exc
cution.
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Martins majority, 1896
Average Republican majority, 2O,966.
The following are the majorities in each
congressional district in the State.
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Election Returns,

We publish as a matter Of future refer
ence, the following election returns. We
first give the total vote aud the MAORI.
ties for State officers, at the recent cleo
ton in Ohio:
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0yA BLOOD STAINED CROWD IN JAIL,
There are now confined within the
County Jail, six persons who are awai.
ting their trials upon the charge Of mur.
der, as follows: Michael Doer, who killed
man near Mt. Pleasant, by shooting
him through the head wiN algun; Charles
Kendall. who br!asitlkAeN VIM, Gregory
to death wtha wSsh.3bwE Hchael Julg,
who stabbed his wife N the heart in the
l7lh,Ward, a few week. since; Augusta,
Ward, who stabbed John L. Mortimer
two or three weeksag6; and Charles Cock
and William Sei'eE who were yesterday
committed to await their trial for killing
Kate Beareau, ON Saturday night last
Who will not say that the 'liberly OF the
knife'has followed fearful close upon thz
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Esr We notice in trs ng through
the county that the wAa IS remarka,
bly, well for this seas year. The
fields are covered ark green,
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VILLA L, EDMrsroN. E 4 Yinton &C ~ I
ty. has ben elected Represe.. we In the'E. 4
Legislature. to fill the vacancy accasiohM
the resig6meut Of r, B. SteVenson Mr.. Edy
mitson b stauuch and sound Republican
and ayoIng man Of unfinching integrity, and
supe ior Intellectual endowments, and we doubt
not will make his mark in the next General
ASSEMBLY. The people oil Jackson and yintoB
paid hin handsome and deserved ~compliL
ment--hls predecessor Dem W.; last year
elected BY large majority. EAocking Valley
Repl NJ ~
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C&bages and DisuniOn. ]

We have nnd new bond of union for
republic. lhe Atlanta Georgian acknowled
the receips cabbages from the N Y ork M y
yhich selySadily at 400 per cent advance NJ
3t, and sgr the idea Of people who will not
caise theE Wn cabbages being bored to death
ragltatofs aout indepen dence and urged to dis
union, is eposierOus. Ifthey will not raise
caobaCes 2 " they will not raise them then az
the Sot tlE sould have to import them from
eign coahty, with tariff Of two or tbre -
per head tcked on to help to defrss \. a
ses OF the tcverntuent, or for IN ssnSn ss'C y
ttoon to encourage the home prsA " =
solve the Lnion and import oO--s4ls
ferrous -GouisvlleJourhal G &
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1We have just learned that the
Court hOuss>sl G'"'Spolis was burned on
Wednesday nigNe>TS was one of the
finest Court Housesin this part of the
state, and has only been built some seven
or eight years
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Suicide.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct 27.--.In suit to.da,
Shrewsbury q Price vs. Newhe hertnnmM verdi
was rendered for the former for 81
the latter drew a and shot hi
the heart, KILN II. -s
x, F~FsS S'EOKEsIKVt
0rHjs s & H
whisky pg ge 49,
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tdIeo 4inPortsmouthl
ten signature upt i :, .c,a1n
July %, ,ls5s--ly. kpggy MahHlaCtOh
S1VCV0U1 G.sW Il COMPANY
sANAAVUN DC' d Jacob BurAttiSk Co.
TIN eBIEIxw Nrl

-A' SH'AdE, mD'i July 'BiI1V'
DEAR SR;-In consequence of takinE cold
after bad attack eff the measles some eIevei years
since, have from that time suffered greatly with
disordered liver and stomachO | have been at
times so brd that my wife was despaired Of. / was
icduced some time ago, through the persuasion Off
friend, Nj. Ienty Shafer to try bottle Of flOOf-
lands German Bitters, thinking it done nb good (
it crud do me no harm, and knowing Mr.. ShAfor u
be a gentleman who would not recommended Il hing
to me, that he did not have confidence in, ia I'll
had taken one-third ofa bottle, my bows "''eu
regulrr and lhad q fine appetite. .Asy9sefl1- 81
two-thirds oft considered my herth as a. jhsz|
ever it was, and could cat anything withouhs> IVA
agreeing with me in the leas, now keepd
of Btters in the house continually, and In cas- l. a
cold, or feel unwell, take one or two dosts =, - =
it makes change in my bOwes, which is ALL neei
wherefore for the past eleven years. my doctor brf
has been from $40 to S25 per yeaX DesssszAs rs,
time and severe illness. Il
Yours trulv ,--.s. re
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0TThe Cincinnati Enquirer takes
strong ground in favor Of the acquisition
Of Cuba, and thinks that it would give
such an impetus to the tpdo Of lbe West,
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I = nj. sruch of ibss'
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AUCTION 4 COlIMISsEON NOTICE.
WATSON n. COOKE JASPER n. BAILEY. GE0zaE IN
COOKE, BAILEY e. 60.

Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, straw Goods, Grs.,
No. 50 North Sjts Public Syare, BaslgHs Tenn.
WETE resolving large and we'll assorted stock Of
and desirable goods, selected with great care and
adapted TO the present and appruacg season. which earnest
ly invite tie attention Of Use trade
Hose merchants buy goods on short time and then meet
their paper promptly 40 maturity viii make l % tr interest
to give az least portion Of their patronage.
Can and examine stock and prices.
Orders carefully liied and goods promptly forEar1
COOKE. BAILEY a co.
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Tor the purpose Of carrying on regular business in the
- u. -r-,r-H 4,


IL A. COOPER Agent, No 7, Corner o. A1rket and
Spring Streets. The L CHEST premiums awarded 70 t By
Mechanical A7cullull Fair last fall and again az the
Davidson County Fair dis spring. prepared % e up pun
lie and private houses. with an the modern Improvements such
are used In Eastern Cities and extent in
c.F where real comfort desired 10 fact
residence can be complete 1itcut them. viii lake
pleasure ia referring those wanting done, the owners Of
such houses as have fitted Up win Hot AMI Cold Wster every
dsbie room. also. Baths, Showers and Water CLOSETS.
Having been appointed sole Agent for the Blounts
kitchen Ranges. being practical mechanic myself pre-
ouncg them Tor durability and utility, superior to any stove
range manufactured for ike purposes and invite ths public 10
cali and them
in an m varieties, and viii sell cheap for CASH, Warnng
work equal 70 any.
B-Parcuiar attention paid to all kinda o. Job5ing and
Hvdrants repaired 81 short notice naT1 On
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VEyHE undersigned have in store the following pure liquors
Wines, &C. which they oder 90 the trade at low prices
favorable teIn and respectfully invite purca er Of those goods
examine their stock before buying.
Liquors and Wine purchased direct through the Gus
sell at low feuresposssing e facilities 10 40 natter
that of such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers. as win meet their views.
Rrandies, Gin, Bum and WHISTLES.
20 Z Z pipes Fine Cognac 10 b0 superior Rye Whisky
I PP5 B5ri ss9s ' Do aoeas Sd do
5 G9i aIan5 Gin 100 tbs me T99 Corn do
2puneons pure W. l. Rum sRuae7,a3a Irish and Scotch
Wines.
leo baskets and bzs Champagne, 90 do sauternas;
o, -. oT II c and ,r,.-lls. 10 5S dla and aps
20 DO Hungarian, White and 10 DO Madeira
. boxes ZINE CIarstsi 70 DO Port
100 do Table do s DO do very superior.
Porter AIe5 d.c.
90 casks LondoE orter, hes, brands
90 boxes Boxer celebrated Wine Bii,eEsi
90 do French tordiils, assorted;
p do Brandy herr.e-;
10. do Curacao, Mareschino and Ab-yndle.
Cigars.
1000 genuine Havana tgars 80 900 German Glars;
Tobacco.
90 bzs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T " 4Haersogi
]! 70 DO Do Do Do do do Do sl d. : FL.
10 boxes a8e e Virginia Chewing Tobacco susrnud sine qua
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing tobacco, chauter FDpsa
20 boxes fine virginia sTobaoeo 'Lanshor Armisad,
10 boxes fine s'i yi2gns Chewing Tobacco, ALIENS"
50 boxes best Teune see do do.
% Z boxes teFesn Suh' celebrated Trist and Pancake"
DnviIIe Tobacco equal, if superior uy ODER
7v5 81 -,s 5 r. o,rr srf-. rrs-e5 with u business
WILLIAMSON & CuEATHAM
ssp9 80. o, COLLEGE street, Nashville, Tenn.
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DEPOT.
AZ, PUEBLO SQUARE
OFFERsto his friends and ne trade, the largest aad best
secsions Of Brande Gins, Runs Ports, hadeirs sheres
and Chspagne ever brought Nashville consisting Of ne io-
lowing brands.
CGGNAG BIEANDIES.
Jules, Robins & Co.'S Pale, in Z, 4 AID 3 pipes;
otaftl Dupuy 4 Co.'S do do do do
Castillon FINE Champagne, in q pipes only
LaHerlere rare IN "a y and Is pipes.
LA ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
Pelltvoisin, Pale and DARK, in = pipes;
Rasteau, do do do DO
Alexandra seigneite, Dark in =, 4 and = pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Meior sevon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf, in s pipes
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS
Jamaica, very old;
st. CrOix, New Crop.
WINES
Dun Gordon sherrp
Golden Cluster Madeira
Pure Juice old 0porto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CHAMPAGNES.
Charles Heidsiek, quarts and pints,
Creme Of siIerys quarts and pntsi
Hector Clicquart and Fls quarts and pints
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do DO
CLARETS.
200 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHEEDAM SCHNAPPS.
1000 boxes quarts pnts. This article without any doubt
the best Scnapps offered the United States and asto its
dicinal properties has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. F. Shields LunelO
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West N&AsAA sAAte ana EaABe1seAus
ME offer fo sale several beautiful Buiding Lots IL West
w NaslHle fronting Broad, Demumbrane and Locust
streets Also two lots Gay and PARK streets in Watkns
Magnificent Addon to Nsshve Ass tnbere3 bui dug
lots ia Houzton's Addition 70 "a field, Woodland and Rus
sell streets. Call soon or yen vii lose targains
J.E& W. BROWN,
octs-Im Az Cherry 81 Get.
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EAs EAs ~ l5-OCEAs
a UCTI0NEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer b
services to the public Agent for the sale OF Real Estate
Negroes, Furniture, Dry Groceries, other species
property either in town country. Being determined to de
time to the above business ana having had considerable
experience hatsr myself that give satisfaction to those
who may favor in that line always be found at the
Counting Room Of the PatOt OHs where, absence
dsrs may be left. mar4-f,
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
FEVAEE subscriber hav sold his interest in the old stand
Of Evans & Co., Market street, and located himself
permanently his property, Of Cherry ana Aul-
berry Streets SOl Nashville known heretofore LcVes Store,
has just received, and is opening splendid assortment of
New and Fresh Goods every descriptions suitable tie
Of both city and COMPROMISING Of
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Prints Gngams, Fine Lawns DeLanes, Linens,
Jack0usts. Mushns, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELGgN.
Fine Sold Rings Ladies' Cents Breaspins Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, sc. Also,
READY-IEADE CLOTHING,
Of the Latest style and Quality.
COTTONABES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Domestics, Blankets &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUE-hsyrAaE,
In fact everything will be kept that viii be necessary for the
completion Of we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All Of which he determined TO sell for ready pays cheaper
thar be purchased in Nashville as his limited expenses will
allow him o do
mar24 T. G. HASBEOOh-
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
NnLLcn 20 -nnLrnclnr..

CtEALED Proposals VIII he received by the undersigned until
the l6lh Of November for the Ordination Masonry
the E hly miles OF the ab0Vgr0leuding from he Viz
giu and Tennessee Railroad west towards Cumer and Gap. The
prUf and pus upon The above uae distance be
hc 0f the Chief Engineer 8 tle town Of Abingdon, after
the 12tday az OCols neat who viii give all uecessy eKpna
regard thereto. The line divided into me sections.
In the dist here viii ie earth TO amounting
$500 yards Of loose and h rock about j yarisof
mortar masonry 5000 Terces ~ DIS drains, 100 tercs
Those proposing for ts WORK requested % their bids
what amount Of stocz they willing tke 10 part payment
their Address ull-rs Abingdon,
seI2l-tiii nov d ". }. HAWKINS & co.