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Hog Mark ct.

The st Louis Democrat Of the llth inst, says the
following ia regard to the hog ma -ket
ST. L'uis packers Offering for heavy hogs
for early delivery, S595 so net, for such net
200 lbs and upwards. We notice the sale Of / 900
head, now in pens, at So.
merchant from Central Illinois says the hog crop
there will be iight-that the stock Will b. young
small and Tat, but not heavy Tue price of hogs
SO high, and the corn crop small the past two
years, that the country cleared OF H. gs and il is
difficult this year FOR feeders to obtain suffice stock
hogs.
Yet think the probabilities are that more pounds
of Pork will be cked at the various points this year
than last; that there is corn in abundance, and this
will bring the hogs. The statistics of ohio and Ia
diana show less numbers Of hogs suitable for fitting,
but Kentucky shows 800 600 more than Ia {
year; and it is probable greater number will be
found IN both Missouri and Illinois
From the Maysvllle Eagle we clip the following
paragraph
Ne have heard Of number of sales of hogs at
prices 81 q cwt., gross, and buyers seem to
have settled upon that price as the outside. limit.
The Chicago hog and provision trade-says the
Press-stands follows:
The change ia the weather to-day has caused good
demand by packers for hogs both live and dressed.
The receipts however, were ght that but Few
made effort to test the market Live hogs,
aging 200 I" $50 lbs, were sold at s4Sl 80 gross.
Dressed hogs were mostly sold t. retailers
There were several lots Of cut meats, comprising
about 300 pcs sold to-day for the Baltimore trade
at 71ac FOR short mindless Ga ale tor bulk Sides and
about the 18th inst.
The Columbia Herald of the 18th inst says 1--WE hear
of several gagemenrs for pork &C. buyers are
only willing to engage at and 55ac.' The Clarks-
willie Chronicle says:
We have not as yet heard Of any price being 6xed
uppn for family pork. Five dollars net IL the very
highest hgure We have heard suggested for it, but
those, whom We have seen whO have II for sale, seem
unwg TO close at that, arguing that II will pay
them TO fI;ien hogs on corn worth 80 r Dbl aud
then sell them al So q ID. This rs, true vet
pork IS ruling low every where else. and will Of
10 50 here. Choice lots of family pork up
but if those hgu.es reached at all, they Will be
outside ones for No. pork.
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Saw. 3. GLExN,-A Coon APpoINrMENr.

SAN B. GLENN,-A. Coop APPOINTMENT
We are not little pleased TO see that our
excellent and much esteemed young friend,
SAM. B. GLENN, late first Clerk of the steamer
Charter, has been appointed Ticket Agent at
this end of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. This must be regarded by all who
know the moral worth and fine business ac-
compl;shments of Mr.. GLENN, as one of the
very best appointments that has been made
upon the road. 1t is safe to say that the
Ticket Office could not have been placed in
better hands. no matter into whose hands it
might have fallen. By his strict and con-
slant attention to business, his energy and
promptness on all occasions; his genial dis
position and gentlemanly bearing, which
never varied under any circumstances. Mr..
GLENN won the reputation of being one of
the best and most efficient steamboat officers
on the Western waters. He was also among
the most universally popular, and this trans
fer of his presence from the river TO the rail
will be regretted by all who were wont to
travel with him up and down the Cumber-
land. or to transact business with him at its
different landings. We trust he will find his
new position quite as pleasant and profitable
as the old, and that he may long enjoy the
popularity he has so nobly won.
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Dk. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

szF4S&x<Ss DR.. KING formerly OF New York FOR
2EAA the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tucAy who has devoted his attention TO the treat
menI OF private diseases for 30 years, natteTs
himself, having attended practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands lac Is enabled 10
cure al diseases OF private nature, no matter now
bad they may be from Inudicious medical treatment
from neglect OF their OWL DR.. Kings DispensaT
rs No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second stci where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
ioSoKRHEA cured without nauseousmedlcIn Grin
reference with business.
of old tdate ,etectually cured .
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoy ed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF the skin growing
out OF neglect bad treatment can be edeciualy
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss-Pdrtic ttent ionhavng been
given this disease, and ali :he consequences grow
ing out of IT, brought IN many cases by the de-
structivc habits OF ncoBsdcrate Youths and excss
sve indulgence OF the passions, neglect Of which viii
undermine the constitution rende: ING the subject unit
for business society land causing premature Oid age
Females who may be ldboriag with ANY dficuIty OF
tie Womb may restassured of immediate relief.
Persons = esiding abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed TO Dr. King
No % Deaderlek street Nashville Tenn, Will have
the necessary meccinesent to their address, with ne
Sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. once
ho0rsfF m 2 o'clockin hemorninR until in the eve
may30- indA~ly
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Es- When the cars on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad came in the other evening,
newsboy leap. from the train before it
had fairly stopped. aud rushing into the
crowd standing in front of the Depot, com
minced crying. Here's the Louisville and
Cincinnati papers !" just as CAPToLA, the
favor tie of tie local Ne0s. used to cry the
Tribune and Herald in the streets of New York.
This was r. garded by some of the bystanders
AZ a dangerous innovation, and there was a
talk of lynching the boy but when it vas
asccrtained that he was a stranger here, and
unacquainted with the customs of the count
ry, ii more pacific state of feeling prevailed,
and Ire was suffered to go unmolested.
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Poor JoKE.--While the play Of The
WidO,0's Stratdgem was going on last night.
the whole house was sudd ally seized with a
fiji of coughing, which fairly shook the build
ing. Halt the audience rose and left the
house, the curtain fell in the middle Of the
act and thu entertainment for a short time
came to an end. On investigating the mat
ter, il was found that some gracelcss scamp
had placed a quantity of red paper on one Of
the stoves and caused all the mischief. The
farce which the bill called for was 4 DeUilish
Good Joke but this, which was not called
for at all, was devilish bad one. We are
authorized by the Management to say that u
reward of $50 will be given for the detec-
ton of the author of the shabby trick. A
little fresh air was let into the theatre, and
the play went on.
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The Poor OF NASHVILLE. The number OF
poor people In Nashville, who ar. IN want OF
the neces-aries of life. is said to be greater
now than at airy former period in the history
of the city. Mary of them are utterly de-
titute of f'od and comfortable clothing. and
depend solely upon the chances of the day
for the means of sustaining life. This is
quite bad enough at any time: it is most de-
plOrable during such weather as we have had
for the last day or two.
Whose duty is 1t to help these unfortunate
peoplei II is not the duty of the rich; for
they labor hard TO add to their wealth, and
get nothing for their toll but their victnals
and clothes. 1t Is not the duty Of the com
Portable in life; for if they waste anything OF
their means upon starving humanity, they
may live to see their greatgrand children
toiling for their daily bread. 1t is clear
then, that it is the duty of the poor TO help
themselves and one another. In doing this,
they may find a soothing consolation In the
belief that the gods help those who help
themselves.
Something should be done TO ameliorate
the condition of the poor, over and above
that which the city has done, or may intend
to do. Every citizen Of Nashville who has
more than enough to supply the wants Of his
family, should do something for those who
have nothing. Charity covers a multitude
Of sins, but it is not that charity which be-
gina at home, aud. without leaving the pre-
mises, ends ut the same place. IL should al
ways begin at home. but when II has accom-
plshed It's IN ssion of comfort there, It should
end ina mission abroad. The good Book
tells Us that they who give to the poor lend
to the Lord. Who shall tell US how many
men Of ample means die without having
made solitary loan Of this kind TO serve as
snking-fund TO aid In purchasing their
happiness In the unknown world to which
they go,
But as some of the ministers Of the city
will perhaps preach upon this subject next
Sunday. there is no necessity for making
this sermon any Ioager.--Rsmember the
poor.
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InnsUsifo XIV

The Proprietors OF the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for a large increase OF travel =, n the
opening of the Louisville and Nasl Vile Rail
road. have enlarged the Hotel to dolo.e it's
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait ii ouse as strictly first
class Hotel, shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the Jef-
fersOnville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within a square of the Hotel.
~, Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West - -
o- Time from Louisville to New York
30 hours. auglS-6m
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CounIy Trustee.

az We are authorised 10 Anaoancs JouS W. Mas
rfS ~ esadaAte f0r CoaaIy Trustee a. the eusaIAg
AArchslecuon. artll-Sa
Awe Ars aalherlzsd 90 annosaee HAfidS
Silk candidate the once - Csaaty frastee
OF lasiison coazty Al tas ensuing March elseuon.
oct5-t1.
JUsflIE a a candidate Tor Coaaty Trustee, Al the
easeiag March eleegion. sople-ts
AKsAashoFi zed 10 snsoenes This. =. SAN
DEits a. eAas,.i<tstor .lse ne Of Ceanty rrastee
of u4x tlsaa coaaly a. the election be held IL
hArch, 1890. &PF-e-tt
szr We are Authorised 10 ana0aEoe SAMUEL. 2
AAEST candidate Tor coaaty Trastss al ths nex
March sleotloA. aprls-sa
aT Ts are Authorised % AnBoaBce IsiiAh
CLARKE a ikas.iasa far IFuslss Of layidsse csan
y, a. tta hat s.Fea ssactaaa. aax-e-ts
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Z Goulmfrrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

~ NASHVILLE Nov. 10. 1893. s
WHEAT.-Actiye and in demand al Sl.00
al 90.
FLOUR.-Therei is an active demand. We
quote superfne at 81 SO, there has been
slight increase in Extra Family and prices
firm at Sc 90; Double Extra at Sc SO.
SEEDS Market dull with slight decline
in Clover Seed at Sc 500a7 90. Herds
Grass 81 2509SI so; Timothy Seed So 25@
S3 so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 80.
BACON--Shoulders are worth S(Qsg
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 IS.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages.
12@l22. -
CORN MEAL-sl@l 10. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY.-Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 50975c.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8. Boiler g.. Sheet
e2@94. Hoop 8!@9t. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 54(96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod Z Sheet
5a@6, Hoop 1911.
NAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fnurs 81 so per
keg, Skies 81. Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.--Little doing. Apples
81 90. Demand good. Peaches-none in
RoPE.-Grass 123@l4c. Jute I2i. Cotton
Thread 224923
LEAD.-74 cents p d.
-SHOT.--Buck So Az Drop 81 go per bag.
POWDER.--Blasting SIS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG.--In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 30C935 cents.
ATHERS.--Therri il "a moderate demand
for this article; price SO cents.
BEESWAX.-In demand at % cents.
SALT-FiDe sack il worth Sl7509S2 90;
Coarse. 81 so. Barrel 4Oc per busheI.
SUGAR-We quote, in bbls, % 9 /,
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars log
ll3c; Crushed and powdered1l 4(@122c; Loaf
Hap.
dOLASSES--In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents
GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels zoe, in
nalf-harrels rs, in kegs 80 cents
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l2t9l3 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.--Star firm at I9 for IA or:
Fl for full weight; Fallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-We uuotegreen
hides 5 cents, dry l2A;
Oak Sole Leather Soc q D. for best quail;
ity; Harness &c.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 80
| cents, pulled. 2S930; nnwashed 1920.
OlL~.--Linseed, S5c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
800 100; Cod Liver ST.
BALED HAY From store $50 per ton :;
stock light.
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New Orleans Market.


COTFoN.-We closeu our last weekly review upon
active CnttO M trket with stea 3 prizes tie slIes
If tbs W ek having amounted To I3, 900 bale A ol
einad las prev led since abe IN srket has geu
orally presented a very hrm appearance, with sales
of IL 900 btes On SItir 1 600 0u M,ndty, II 500
bales tuesday,, l2,5JO on Ns,iues 1000 ycsIcr-
day, amt eOOI 10 day, maxi the business ot the en-
tire week 90 900 bales. rHe North a IA. Tican's ad-
vices we're published on Monday bri gig up ur Liv
erpOO dat e. the 10Th ut reporti he tn mar
kGt hrm with n adv ,ncag IL de ICY some circulars
Reporting al Improvement OF 100 IA Ia. rates,
and yesterday the CITY of BtltmUre's account one
day later, appeared H. cur eveaag edition, reporting
increased activity and buoyancy the Iayerpogl
m trkeg. whcA c.tscd with "a Continued tendecy up
ward. Aus morning pubi-hcI the Hungarian S
accounts Vita Liverpool dates To the p iast which
report further and ieTable advance IN prices
With these favorable advices our market closes arm
at the following advanced CITATIONS
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THEATRICAL Considering the sloppy con
dition of the streets and the chilly state Of
the atmosphere, the number Of people at the
theatre last night was not calculated TO damp
en- the spirits of the players. Our reporter
dropped in a few moments at about the mid
die of the first act in The WIdoso's !Sfratagem.
and found the play going off delightfully."-.
We will venture to say there was no com
plant when the curtain fell.
If there is anything in name. and some
times there is, the atter-piece, 4 Devilish Good
Joke, must be worth seeing good joke
is always worth its weight in gold, and when
it is deUiltsh good one, its value ranges even
higher. We shall go down and see the farce,
having written this while the WidOs0 is get
ting up her Stratagen, and if it comes up to
our exp Citations. we'll say so tomorrow.
The Widow's Stratagen will be repeated
this evening. The Object of Interest is the
farce.
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Arrival OF the Overland m.u.

ST. LoUIs, Nov. l3.-The Overland Mail
of the 2lst has arrived. Almost the entire
business portion Of Coulterville was burned
on the 20Ih.
JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. 1.-THE overland
mail of the cath ha> arrived.
The clipper ship Mastiff was burned at
sen on the 18th of September five days out
from San Francisco. The Passengers. Isl in
number, and S57 900 specie was taken To
Honolulu by the ship Achilles.
The King Of the Sandwich Islands in a fit
of Insanity shot his private secretary
Business at San Francisco was unimproved.
Crushed sugar ia
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Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
!lfl STREET, NEW YORK-Being in constant re-
ceipt Of inquiries from brethren respecting sew
ing machines with requests u recommend aud pur-
ehase, we have, IN conjunc ton with some lady
friends, carefully and Thoroughly examined the vari
GUS machines of practical value for family sewing,
and md those made by THE WHEELER WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, sos Broadway, New
York. to fully combine the essentials of a good in
strument, and such confidently recon-
mend.
our own nd the households of our friends, are
DESTROYS that their benefits should be shared by ali
III their behalf.
With best wishes, your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THoS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, J. PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WIN. A. COX,
j.. B. MCFE Rim Book Concern, Nashville.
gE5 PARSON q CO.,
novs-3m Agents, Nashville, Tennessee.
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From AspInXyalI.

New YORK, Nov. l4.--The steamship Dan.
icl Webster has arrived from Aspinwall.
Thrre was heavy gale at Aspiuwall on
the Sd aud 4th. The shipping was un-
harmed.
Hayti advices say that twenty individuals
conn cted with the recent conspiracy and
murder of the Presidents daughter. have
b. en- convicted aud sentenced to death. Six
teen have already been hung. one respited
and three escaped. Gen. Owen Ulysses for
the suppression Of the facts was sentenced to
three years imprisonment.
Port Au Prince is relieved from martial
law. The country j. quiet.
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Aso, three and four ply ducks Tor covers, from
40 inches aI!e aud, also large lot OF Negro
Blankets, SOCKS Jeans, NnIts and flad Osaabufgs;
I.ial,, tud Plaza LAnsrys. A. Z. a A. b. BEECH,
octI5-u No. 81 CJilrge ~.
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SArONAEzEN,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
NOR Gking Soap without lime with little trouble
aud al trihing expense. The cheapestarticie ever
discovered FOR the purpose. One pound Will make
twelve or hfteen gallons of sO-d soft soap, nine
pounds Hard soap. Printers VIII dnd IL a superior
article for cleaning type IL perfectly soluble and
frso from impurities.
Rroken IN small lamps aud put up in !, ., 4 and 8
10 cans.
Manufactured at tho CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, brooklyn, and sold by
DCRREE & CO.. a
oct3-GAwly Isl Pearl street, New York.
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CoNCERT.--A concert of vocal and iHstru-
mental music will be given by N lie CAMILLE
URso. assisted by Mile MARIE DE RooDE aud
Mr.. GEO. NJ. TAYLOR. in the Chapel of tine
Female Academy, Gu Friday evening next,
commencing al 8 o'clock. Tickets may be
had al the music aud book stores, and at the
principal hotels.
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Mrs WInaiOM.

Mrs NinsiOw, an experienced nurse AL
emile physician, has soothing syrup for children
teethins, which greatly facilitates the process Of
testhr.S by softening the gums ucing all infama-
ton-wih aiay all pain aud is sure TO regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, IL will give rest
To yourselves and relief aud health TO your infants
Perfectly sale IN all cases. See advertisement III
another column. iune7dswIy.
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THE MARSHALL NEws.-We had the pleas
ure of a call yesterday from THos. j. p. Ell
BANKS, Esq, the handsome editor of the Mar
We shall be glad to see him in the sanctum
frequently during his stay in the city. We
offer him the comforts OF good fire and
plenty of exchange papers as an inducement
to call.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.-We are re-
qucsted to announce that the Saulatory Ad-
dress before the Medical Society of Shelby
Medical College will be delivered this cvening
in the Hall of the College, by Mr.. j. II. SIN.
MONS. The public are invited to attend.
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octl
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Are just receiving some very nice goods OF their
second purchase This We notice some su.
perior Rep PoPhns, Poplin Robes, Lavella Cloths
Drah Velours, and some very ine Black Velvet and
Cloth CioAks and egant Winter Sh wis They have
also s'rne Of the suest cupets ever offered here.
IL you want a nice Dress, or some nice House Fur
pishing Goods, you need 60 no further than the
Messrs BE chs tp supply yourself.
See their advertisement in another column.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l4.-There have been
Eve fires since Saturday, three of which are
unimportant. The new basin row consisting
Of six stores on Rampant street were burned.
Loss $4,000. Nine squares, containing cigh-
~ small buildings above Chippewa street, In
The fourth district, are also burned. Loss
500 000. There was no water. One hun
dred families were burned out.
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GUNS GUNS !! GUNS !!--25O guns, rang
ing in prices from So to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection OF fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges. &c., all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
TONERS. MCCALL Il Co.,
(Kirkman Il EIlis's old siand,)
No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f O r S A L E.
That suburban Residence.

iNISHING TO make other Investments, We pre-
w poseto svliIll our Real Estatein DavidsoLco
as follows
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Nav YoRk. Nov. IA Cation firm: saies
to-day 2.50o Bale. Floar firm; salss IL 500
bsirels; Quo IS IS eS. Corn iirn.
sales 800 bashels; yellow 1890 for new;
81 ezasl es for old. Lard STEADY Al iOls
II. Sagar--Nasesvado Cal. Nslasse.--
orleaas Rsw Sc.
NEw oaIxxxs. Nov. fs--cafion ssIss To-
day t5oo h~is. AiddlIng. 1os1n2. Flour
has an sdsaneing ssaarney IS : asked.
Whisky. s0c- Nsw York slgAt exchange 1
Discount
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Criminal Cours Clerk.

aS- We authorized TO announce X. Il. CAMP
BELL. Csnii4Ate Tor Criminal Court Clerk, al the
ensuing March election. AaglS-te
az Ne are authorized 20 aHboaece cEAs E.DIG
GuNS a candidate Iof Criminal Court Clerk at the
oexl March eleclion. Jaly@-t
81 Weare authorised TO announce JOHN SHANE
E~9., candidate for re-eIec 10 the ONCE OF
CgtmlaaI CvuT CiuTk aexI March sleetsoa ny tie
IU-P we are authorized TO - .oanes az T.
PATTERSON As candidate GoF cfisn ses = Cletk
AIthe easalug March sicctioa. Raayss ii
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% Jasper Branch Railroad.
osncr NASH. A Char. RAllRoAD Co.

I
October ), 1853.
DY order ofthe Board OF Directors calls made
ID the stock OF the Company subscribed Tor
building a branch road from bridgeport 10 Jasper +,
pay able ~ the treasurer Of hIs COMPANY follows
one IOllar IN each share CD the LIST of November,
1889, aud Two dollars each share the LIST days
of December, 1853, January, February, March,
April Nay, Jane, July August. september, Ocio-
Der lnd Noyember, ls60.
Payment may be maize To JacAssn Pryor. At Jas
per, To tue treasurer al hs 0llce in Nashville.
Promptness Ia meeting these calls IS requested OF
the subscribers OF stuck Tue constr action OF tbe
road depends exclusively on the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
oct4-l ". A. GLEANE.s. Treasurer
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ls-The river is rising
with4 teet water in the canal The weather
is cold with snow all along this latitude yes
terday.
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Heavy Rroxans.

MEssRs. EDrroRs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco So long and anxiopsly look,
aud luuged tor has come, and ttat they mak
luXuIiate once more by calling al
j. Ii. LANGLEY d Co.'S
octl ~ Union street.