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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

THEArRIcAL-We said yesterday that jack
C,ole al the Gaiety the night before last was
a complete success We might also have
said that in that play Mr.. KEEBLE and Mrs
SrETsoS particularly, surpassed themselves
In our opinion Mr.. KEEBLE is the most tai
ented stock actor we have had upon the
Nashville boards in many years, If, indeed,
he is not the best we have ever had. We
did not think So however, until we saw him
as Jack Cade.
One or two of our city cosemPeraries are
disposed to find some little fault with Mrs
SrGrsox's voice. While her warmest ad-
,airers will not contend that her voice is per-
feet no one can justly declare that it is Sc
riously imperfect, and SD long as her acting
wins the admiration of the auditory, they
will be content tn remember that perfectioH in
an actor or actress is like the century plant
it blossoms but once ia a hundred years
Our theatrical reporter will take occasion
at an early day to express an opinion as to
the merits and dement's OF Mr.. CRIsP's new
company individually, and as he will do so
with the full consciousness that it is more
easy to censure than to praise-that it is
easier to detect the faults OF an actor than
to appreciate his merits-his opinion will be
a candid and honest one. even though 1t
should have no other claims to eonsidera
ton.
Tina play last night-Kae' eth-was we'll
calculated to show what sort of metal the
Star Company OF the Griety are made Of
and we must say, in sheer justice to them'
that they came out Ofthc test triumphant we
have seen many of the plays of SHAKsPEARE
handled less skillfully by hands to which
fame had aw Irded the b.st of skill. 1t The
Company maintain the standard given us in
the performance of Hicbeh last night, the
intelligent patrons ofthe Gaiety will no: com
plain
The S,ratIgen Of an Actress was another sue
cess. In this the pretty and versatile Ms
ErrlE HENBERsoN was charming, us she al
ways is.
The plays for tonight are Rob Roy aud Md
algld Weeihg
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The New ADRTu * TO THE PENGraNrTARY q.
During il brief visit to the Prnitentlary yes
terIav. we were shown through the recent
addition to the buildings by Mr.. L. HALLAND,
the gentleinaniy Conductor of the establish
ment THIS add ion, built hy ca. WM IL.
JOHNSON the present cfi;ient Agent, consists
OF "a large binding partitioned of into cells
or sleeping apartments for the conVlcts, which
are so much more comfortable and airy than
the old ones, that they must go far towards
mitigating the horrors of the place. The
structure is four stories high, and is most sub
stan tally built
Mr. HALLASD informed us that nearly two
hundred strangers visited the Pcnitentiary
within two or three hours last Monday, and
a still larger number the next day. Most OF
them were Kentuckians, and their visit was
not an unprofitable one to the institution, as
they carried away several barrels OF cedar
ware, toys, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

THE FASHIONABLE GossIP.-"Burleigh," of
the Boston Journal, writes that Miss Bart
lett, who is TO marry the Cuban of "untold
wealth. is at the Congress, Saratoga. She
is of course, the observed of all observers.
And the little, small, sharp faced. daIk-vis-
aged old man of sixty, who is to bear away
this choice flower, is envied greatly. The
name of the fashionable bridegroom is NJ. Esto
de ST. Cora de Ovede The lady is young,
elegant and tall; when he stands upon the
second stair he is On level with his intend
cd. The whole party. including the father of
the lsdy, Mr.. Bartlett, have left for Lake
George. This arrangement has been Il most
happy one for the father. II. has now an ell
egant house on Fourteenth street, and has
been told by his intended son-in-law that for
the future be need have no fears"
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Markets.

New ORLEANs, Sept Cotton sales to
day $500 bales. There is better feeling
and the market is steadier; Midding ll9ll4;
sales of the week 10000 bales; receipts OF
three days % 900 bales, against 1880 bales
last year. No Exports during the week.
Total exports of the season $500 bales.
Stock at New Orleans So 900. against 40, 900
bales at the same time time last year. Corn
dull, zoe. Mess Pork steady. SI4 IS Flour
quiet, 81 75. Coffee firm, prime 129I24.
Sales of the week 1000 bags. Stock at New
Orleans $500 bags, against 3O5OO bags at
the same time last year.
Freight on cotton to Liverpool 1892
shippers are Offering ]. Exchange OH Lon
don 5000; New York 60 days IC@l2 discoun;
sIght premium.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-Cotton duil-sales
unlmportant- Flour firm; sales 1900 bbls
at 4 9OC96 80. Lard buoyant Sugar
Anscoyadu 5S95a Coffee firm at l04(Gl23
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SllerifT7s sale.

by virtue of Fl Ia directed anc delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its May Term, 1889 will ex-
pose To pubic sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash
at tie Courthouse Yard gate, the City of Nashville
SATURDAY, tue 10th day OF september 1852 all ths
right, title, aim, interest," and estate, which b. r.
tstgsdale, Trustee, a., then had, may have
since acquired ia and the following described
tract or piece OF land stuaed and ~ ing the Nine
tccnth District, Dsvidsun county, Ieunesse begin
ming at sIoue Ia Gal'atn Pike, the same being the
north east corner OF the Walker tract running thence
nOrtn Il west SIS poles to a stake poles outh of 4,
stone the south east corner of Mrs Gees land thence
north oS54 west 10 stone, the being the east
corner OF Gray IS land, thence south 90 poles To a
stake, the northwest corner OF tue Walker tract
tn'nce east ls5 poles 10 beginning corner con
tanning by estimation los aud II poles For
other particulars reference is made Registration OF
Deed, IA tres h. Winston u Is. F. Ragsdale, Trus.
tee, Sc., registers Office Of davidson count, Ten
uessee, IA BOOK No u, ana page l76, being levied
on as abe property Of Is +. Ragsiale trustee &c
20 satisfy Judgment rendered favor OF Charles K
Winston against IL. +. kasslale, Trustee &c.
JAMES 81 HlNI0N, sheriff.
augil-td BY Z. q. DRAKE D. 5
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Notice to Contractors. !.

NAsHvIrtE, august Soth, 1858.
oEAIEn proposals. 4ia be received Tor the OR ado
- atioa. Eutvert siasonFy. and Aca dln.izziinn %
Streets Hynes's Aa1llioa 10 AsshsiliS, until
the leth Of september Probes, pans and
SPECIFICATIONS has he lad n the once Of me CITY
kagiaerr On aud amer s<pseuabsE 5th-
aug3o-a1s M r. HYSS
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TIyHE Subscribers have hand laFEs 4azntisy 81
Il aae Sashville sugar Cured iiamss % shah iney
si NE zlseasies u tis Pshlie- fas9 are s4xs.sa
arst RAE. J. lVlAA = W
nuxl+-lm
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Large Meeting Ofthe Citizens ofRaIti-
mOre-DeEnO IL stratiOn. Against the
SISoNdi

BALTIMORE. Sept. S.-Monument Square was
densely packed with the masses of the most
respectable city ms, VIM. Woodward Presi-
dent. Resolutions were passed condemning
the club rule, and proposing vigorous and
effective measures to get fair expression of
the voice of the people, and demanding the
Mayor to appoint suitable judges Of the cleo
lion aud empowering special Committee to
nominate the most respectable and reliable
men Irrespective ofparty for officers. Speeches
were made by William George Brown, Jas.
Hodge and George McGiIl, which were re-
ived with shouts OF applause. Several
efforts were made by the rowdies 10 interrupt
meeting, but were put dOwn-aiter adjourn
ment the rowdies took the platform, aud one
Of them attempted to harrangue The crowd.
The Police captured fifteen of them and
carried them to the Lock up" amid the loud
plaudils OF the people and the waving of
handkeI chiefs by the ladies in the streets
through which the Police hurried their cap
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sAais anr Corn
GOLD PEAS.

O@No a vi II.
I.'oR sale By DIcKEY
GOLD Pens.
A Dew supply OF the best article, jasi received
inae2S JOAN YORK co :
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A II. psrsnas iadsotzd o. d = CUTTER, eifhsr BY
"A aats 9 zreeast. sill plaAss cali saa seius up-
snzzl have 1aaey. ieiyzs-u
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ICE. ICE!

I'HE undersigned jas; receiving the largest and
Il haest cargo at dee that has ben broaght
u Nashville. We have betSecn lTOo aud ls00
tons and satisfied tlat Customers will conarm
what say 10 is quality. The price bo!leVe
viii also BE- satisfactory. To those vino tseir
AZ tie beginning OF the season, he ~i be FUR
nished, as loag IL asts, al tsO ceats per pound.
nepss At the N0rth-eaa ui tas Market House aad kn
ginr House caesry street, near the Bank Of Ten.
"a
A wagon Will deliver ice 10 those ~ho desire IL al
eeats per poasssl. MARIN PAckktl
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s- A number of contributions were made
to the Historical Society of Tennessee at their
last meeting. and Prot. BAMILroN was elected
an active member.
An Invitation was extended to Lieut.. NJ.
F. MAuRY. q. S. N, TO deliver his lecture up
on the Geography of the Sea, when he comes
to attend our State Fair in October, to be
held in this city, aud Col. PUTNAM, III. NJ. r.
FoGG and Rev. DR.. QUlNTARD were appointed
a Committee of Invitation. We hope be will
acquiesce in the wishes of the Historical So
cie.V.
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STREET RAILS.

WOOD, MoRRELL . CO.,
Ja4<z1nsx. ckxElak g sf<<<-s
Ars prepared % fasal.A srsErr RAILS a, shars .
ss
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x.aua for Sale.

WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
1 sred acres, handsomely Improved, situated sh
mites North ~ NASH llie lEleilately the Loaiss
tne Louisville and Nashville kaiisasd, alJeaalng the
farm ~ William o. Phillips refer persons Wishing
b The tasm ~ Nj. ". H. Phillips. Ifls sarE has
faliag springs u aae water, - u
arslthirst places state: spFsrehaspa
g0a private sale between thls and ile usst
sIs a. paall1 sale. cARoLiSK J. BALL
Iuunln-td
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prineInnI noor-keep,r OF the House,

~ Nc are authorized 10 announce JAMES l.
I.EAkE OF Davidsvn co~nty a Candidate for fEin-
cipal Door Keeper OF The next HOUSE, u Representa-
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na-An English lawyer. saws an exchang

gAn English lawyer, says an exchange
paper, named W. Ii. Barber, was, short
time ago, convicted of forgery, and sent to
a penal settlement and was there publicly
whipped and keptin chains. After spending
about $4,000 in defending himself in the
English Courts, he is, at last, found to be
innocent! The victim of foul conspiracy
Parliament has awarded him S25,000-the
half of his loss, to say nothing OF the injury in
health. character, and degradation, conse-
quent on his treatment.
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E- In the last number of the Columbia
Asyror the Revenue Collector of the town
notifies the citizens that IF they don't come
forward and pay their taxes, they will
find them in the hands OF an officer" Don't
talk TO 'em in that way, Ton, or the last one
of them will wait to make the discovery.
When one can't find money in his own hands,
Its very convenient to find it in somebody
else's, even if that somebody should be an
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SlleriR1s SaIn

DY virtue OF RI 1, me dlrecle A. and delivered
ID from tia Honorabis Circuit Court of Davidson
county, tennessee at lis May fern, 1888 will ex-
pose u pubic sti, u the highest bidder, for cash
at tie Court house Yard gate, The City Of Nashville
saturday tae 10Th day OF september 1859 an the
right, title, claim, interest, and estate which y p
Coroitt then had or may have since acquired IN an
10 the following described tract piece OF land i'm
Davidson county, Tennessee, beginning al stake in
the centre Of the NolensVie turnpike road, thence
south 2Ss east along the centre said road 6s poles
20 stake IN the centre of said road and on the line
between Enoch Eusley and GOODWIN, thence south
So 40, east along siu Ensleys line 20 % 100 poles
TO stake ON the line between said Good win ana .
Pet~ay, deceased, thence north -, west along said
Petway's line, 100 6s-iO0 poles u stake ia the
centre OF Mil Greek Valley turnpike road theme.
north 81 west along the eeatre OF said road
20 20zl0O poles 10 stake ia the center of said road
thence south = east Al 60-4o0 poles 10 a stake
thence west 80 30 100 lies the beginning
ing Il acres l29 poles, the above being The same
decided 10 sad Csrbitt by II. +. Goodwin, 18th OF
March, 1851, which Is registered IN Registers office
of .tvdson county Tennessee, la Book No. 20 being
levied IA the property OF y. r. Corbit, 10 satisfy
a judgment rendered ia favor OF Jacob Mctsavo
gail,s. ~ a. btt, w c. Turner john Corbitt and
NJ T. Goodwin
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
auglt-d by DRAKE. II. =
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Sberig's Sales.
SheriH1S sale.


QY virtue of Fl IA TO directed, and delivered
ID from the honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county tennessee, at It's May Term, 1853, Will ex-
pose u puolc sale, To the highest bidder TO- cash at
the Courthouse Yard gate, IN tue City of Nashville
saturday, tue 10Th day Of september lS59 all the
right. title, Claim, interest and estate which John B.
Newell aud McNary Newell, trustee for his vie l.. B.
eweli, then had, or may nave acquired in and
to the following described piece or parcel of
land, commencing at poplar tree, thence runuing
east 163 poles with Thomas KING IS line to stake white
oak and poplar pts, thence north - east 81 3-5
to honey locust, thence north q east 3 S to a
stake, thence nortn y west TO Fuqua'S corner and
thence 81 poles north o91z west to a being the
sout-weS corner of Fuqua's track, thence north u
west 81 3-5 to his north Invest corner of EuquaIs
land, thence north sly west to a walnut, thence
south 81 east IS 8 u rock, thence south east
81 2-5 to the beginning Also another tract comnenc
ing at FuquIs northwest corner running north y
west 70 stone thence south SO u 55 35 along Simp-
sons south line TO walnut down, thence south y
cast So with Nichoe's Inc a rock, thence along
FuIud's Ine 10 the beginning. Both tracts contain
ing lou acres more lie Deed TO the above is
registered in Registers Office Of DAVIDSON county,
tennessee, In Book No - page AL, being levied on
the prUpertyOf John b. Newell ana McNary Newell
Trustee for his wIle. L. b. Newell, 10 satisfy judg-
ment rendered IN iUvor OF John Till az Iins john b.
Newell ami McNaiTy Newell, Trustee FIR his wife
and Nathan Harsh, this 10th vi August, 1859.
JAMES HINTON, Sheriff.
augll-td BY Il. &. DRAKE ID =
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Gas- The Tennessee boys generally turn
up lucky wherever they go. Look at SAM
rather old one. H. has whipped the Democ-
racy o. Texas easy enough. His party--the
Independent party-have majority in the
Legislature on joint-ballot OF twenty-five.
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Exchange.
Land warrants

30 acres, per SOC l2Ois.. 49,. ......
SOS ................. soc 100 .............s Sc
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DISCHARGE OF DR.. FOsTER.-We are graft
fed to learn that the case of DR.. JOHN D..
FOSTER, who shot DIR. CHOPIN in New Or
leans, a shor. time since, has been dismissed.
A dispatch to that effect was received in this
city yesterday by Capt r. G. FOSTER.
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City Council.

FIRST WARD
ca We are authorizes to announce P. n. HARRIS,
AS a candidate Tor Councknan from the First Ward
al tle ensuing election. aug27-ie
III Ne are authoriz ID to announce THOMAS c.
CEUNK rs a candidate for Councilman Of the FIRST
Ward, al the ensuing election. aug2S-te
SECOND WARD.
/ ca We authorized to announce WILLIAM
DEMUNBREUN as candidate for reelection
Co uciman from the Sccoad Ward. sep5-ts
II = We are auth Orzed to announce J. c. McF Err
RAN as a ,ndidate for Councilman in the Second
Ward, II the ensuing election. aug3O-te
Triad WARD.
III We are authorized to announce GEO. W, OAR.
LEN as a Candidate Tor reelection Councilman
from the Third Ward. sep5-te
III We authorized to announces wM SHANE
TIL ensuing e.evrion. scps-te
FFTH WARD.
b. Ne are authorized 10 announce J. b. CRAIG
HEAD - eaudllate Tor re election Councilman
lrOsn the ruth Ward scp5-te
- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM ;.
CHEArHAM a candidate for Councilman from the
tiith ord at the ensuing election. aug20-ts
81 We are authorized 10 announce JOHN LELL-
Ysft a Candidate for Councilman Tor the Filth
Ward ut the ensuing election aug20-ie
sl1TH WARD.
RJ- We are iu horiz d 10 announces b. :. RHEA as
"a uandidat- Tor C1uneiiInan from the sixth warJ at
tne ensuing election. aug27-te
s1- We are authorized to announce IRA 2. JONES
as a Candidate lor reelection Councilman from
the s.n Ward, At the ensuing election. aug3l-se
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Nashville papers describe the Railroad Ju-
bilee as bing one of the grandeSt affairs ct
the sri,sou. The marriage Ot Kentucky and
Tenn, ssee was celebrated la "a most appro-
pirate maun, r.-C0t,nbiG Mirror.
Why didn't you come down, Colonel, and
dance at the wcddingy About Il Thousand of
Keutucky's fair daughters were here, and
they would have been glad to-to-to see
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Royal Havana Lottery.
The following numbers drew the Principal Prizes in
the Drawing of August 23d, 1859:

Nos $3.50, 400, 467; $685. IS go; 1904; IL, :
4s2; I6s2s 22,7I6; % Ola; $500; ,34s; 2G,759;
rs, OIO; 26 ga; drew 81 90 each
The next drawing of this celebrated Lottery will
take place the 18th day of September. For par
tIculars advertisement in another column.
septIO-d4trlw DON RODRIGUE
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TO Country Merchants.

Having aided 10 our extensive Retail Department
a large dHd increased variety Of New Hardware
Guns aud Cutlery, which were selected especially
for the country M-FeAdnt Trade We respectfully
iicit call from All CASH and prompt time dealers
visiting this market. Particular attention dire ted
70 our NEW aud CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED SAAPLE Roun
MCCALL X Co,
aug19-d "a Public Square.
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A NJ persan wishing % parcA4se : ns4t country
n krai1s1ce, silA aesnf Mae Acres Il good Land,
eBus frosa TIE ety 90 she csiiaiia tarnplks, can
80 = e.rgsaa - aPliytas Il thlz ela1s-
ang-s-im
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Mrs. wfnsiow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
teethug, which greatly facilitates the process OF
ieethns by soitening the gums ucing ali inaama-
toa-~I ..Ilsy all pain aad is sure TO regulate the
bowels. Depend upon Il, mothers, II will give
10 yourselves and relief aud health your infants
Perfectly SIDE IN all cases. see advertisement in
another column. iaae7dswIy.
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lDaatf0.
Cross rIies Wanted

Il pany wish 20 CONTRACT FOR 40 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES feet long, inches thck, vel hewn TO face
Al narrosest placr not less than inches clear OF
Ine Of the roaa la Nashville.
The contractors want 10 contract for so 900 WHITE
or POcT-oAk TIES Of the same the above, TO
b. delivered on the line OF the road ia piles from
section IL 10 section "a, enough eAcL section %
supply the same.
Persons WANING TO bid will direct 10 the Preside at
and Directors Of the Nashville and North-Nestern
rsaiiroad comPony, Nashville, Tennessee.
July2i-u
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SALE or LAND IN FAYETrE.-The farm Of
the late John Stone, ST.. Was sold at pub1ic
auction recently, Mt Sis per acre. The
farm is situated three miles from Lexington,
between the Nichollsville aud Harrodsburg
turnpikes aud coutains 100 acres. The i'm
proyemenIs were almost valueless.
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81 We are authorized u announce JOHN Nc
CIARIS, o. Smith eounty, candidate Tor Prine,-
bal Clerk OF tae state is ensuing election.
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Gov. JOHNSON The Washington States OF
the 9th says, as .'mark OF the confidence
and esteem which exists between States,
separated by wide sp zee and distance, we
may mention the fact that Senator Andrew
Johnson has been requr sted by The Democratic
C ntral COMMITTEES of Minnesota to enter the
field again and canvass that State, which
tiatteriug invitation the Governor has, as oar
information tells u, promptly accepted"
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Board of Aldermen.
Clerk OF tlle Senate.

We authorized 10 announce l.. II. EWING
JK q can idAts aor Ailvrm "a Ia tas kghth Ward.
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s-0ur Wholesale merchants have brought
on unusually large stocks of fall and winter
goods, and the trade has opened very fatier-
ingly. The retail dealers. too. have heavy
stocks, aud their housrs have been constantly
thronged throughout the present week.
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CHARLESTON 10 New YoRK.-We invite the
attention of the travelling public to the adj
vertisement of The line of steamers plying
between Charleston and New York. The
steamers belonging to this line have splendid
accommodations, excellent fare, and are com
manded by skiIlful aud experienced officers
They leave Charleston every Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday. aiiording fine oppor-
tunity to those who dcsirc TO take voyage
from Charleston to New York
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ANOTHER MILITARY EDITOR T. Dur
RET, Esq, one of the editors of the Louis
willie Courier, has been appointed n member OF
Gev. MAoorFIN's stan, with the rank OF Col
onel. Col. DuRRErr will please accept our
congratulations. which are herein enclosed.
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Eo-The report that. in case the Cumber
land Is TOO low for the R,anyan, the Ela, o,
the MnnetonkG to take visitors from here to
the St. Louis Fair, ''0ld Millet Seed" intends
70 roll up his trowsers aud wade down 10
p .ducah, is all hrmbug.
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MAuRY COUNTY FAm.-We learn from the
Columbia Nirror that persons who carry
stock and other articles to The Maury County
Fair from this direction for exhibition. will he
passed over the Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
road for half the usual fare.
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Religious Notice.

The rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have been kindly granted for tine meetings Of the
Christian Church, while their House of Worship is
undcrg ing repairs Mr.. FALL will preach in the
room McCelland's store, on College street, on
sunday morning at 1O1a o'clock.
September 10, 1859
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Szsr w. w. GRuEILE, editor of the Cynth-
lana Age, is a candidate for Assistant Clerk OF
the Kentucky House OF Representatives,.
Legislators are generally too fond of some
thing strong to be satisfied with Cruel
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4 WAT very dassr1bis property Al The corner q
4 CEDAR a1a caeEFy street, kaosn a. ths old Unian
ms property ~c-upic4 ~ NJ. foSas As 4 Bserdiag
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