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nsr- Mons. I. MorNr.rx aeprecates D.

rr- Mons, la MOUNTAIN depreeates the
inference that his late balloon voyage toward
the Arctic pole dispruves the existence of an
easterly current at high latitude. On the
contrary, he says they found the easieriy cur
rent and Travelled some distance with IL, bat,
having decended below 1t. they were carried
first In sou,hwesterly, aud subsequently, Ia
noriheriy direction, by local currents iow
er down
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

VINO Cas- BEAT rms Lor OF MuLEs'-
Man ii. Davis, OF Lewis county, has a lot OF
So saekiing mules, the average hight Of which
Is full four fed four inches, or thirteen hands
Good judges say that IL Il the bcst loi OF
mules, OF She same number. in the Stale OF
kentacky. and we have no doubt IL II true.
Can anybody In Fayette, Bourbon, or uarri-
son counties beat them - sgsrils Eayis.
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New Orleans, March "a, 1858.
From Gore,nor Corsoin.

From G0rernor C0r1ciH. -.
DIR. Ealing extracted corn for me. l
had suffered much and long with it. had
tried many remedies without success. From
my present feeling l have but little doubt
that the cure will be permanent The opera
ton was performed in a few minutes and was
attended with no pain whatever"
THOMAS CoRwIN.
Cincinnati Sept II 1859
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4RAILROAD COAL

TIVE nnest lot the city q Nashville ID
Il The lE,TSA YARD, xhEh h the only place that
gives The legal weight per bashel ID Is guaranteed
sise psfe heat les asher An1 saot than any othes
ace onfred fas salsz We 1in coIItlnns 10 supply
CDR frirnd. and customers 81 cur usual lou prices
during the coming winter. Try the AfNA COAX
and b. convinced that n \ the most economical In
The market Orders dr0pp<e IN Boa ~, u, II
the Yard back u n. c. R. r D~pe ell be prompt
~ sts-pded 40 rAffs7 SAMUEL j. AGSEw.
AZ
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Fine Winter Boots and CATERS.
JUST RECEIVE

EMS Scotch Botiomed Calf Bouts
VI % /" - Caters,
" Lace Bots, & e
[" gilsh Lace shoes,
.. Fine Pump sole and Stitched Boots
"a Double sole Water trosI
large assortment II lhs above and various ether
sty les, for sale at Low prices. by
JOHN RA9AGE 49, =
oetlf-f sscoisge Street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

HoiiOwayss PfIls.-The physical distur-
Dance 10 which families exclusively subject, aDd
the many disorders proceeding from their neglect
maiTeatment, are at once relieved by Holloway's
Pills. sold so Maiden Lane, N Y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15
Dividend Notice.

THE Directors II the Nashville and Chattanooga
Il RaIlroad Csrapsay have declared = dfyidens of
three pr cent the capital stock OF said Company,
pa able az me once Nashville. and after the
ism inst. VA GLEAyES, Treas.
once y. C. r. r. Co. Nashville, Oct ., 1853.
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CONSOLIDATED
l. LOTTERIES %OF DELAWARE,
For October 1850. Oh
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS,

TIVE Legislature of delaware AT its last session
Il having granted q FRANCE, BHOAuBENrS A Co
% the exclusion of all oIheF appUcanis) a lottery
Charter FOR the Encouragement Of Internal Improve
mehts IN tue stte 10 continue tor period of twenty
years, are now drawing in Wilmington, Delaware
series OF the most splendid Sc hemes ever offered
the pubic Bonds Tor one million Of dollars ha
been given 10 The state, Ca the pay nent Of
pr ICES The draw ngs take place in publbc and =
under the superintendent Of Commissioners
pointed by the State, Ia insure THEN Fairness.
The Managers call the attention OF he D ubc 60 the
following splendid scheme to be drawn during the
present month
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Jasper Branch Railroad.

OTTlcE Nah. CnAT. EAnKOAD Co I
October ), 1873. e.
DIV order Of the Beard of DIRECTORS calls made
ID on The stock OF he Company subscribed for
bniding branch read from Bridgeport 20 Jasper,
pay able O. the Urea Of tins Company as ioli ws
One dollar IN each share the lat of AOyeu Der,
s5s and dollars on each share ON the lst days
Of Dcoember, 1850, January, February, March,
April, hHy, June, July, August. September, Octo
Der and November, 1880
Payment may be ma1e 10 jackson Pryor, at Jas
per or 10 tho Treasurer At HIS once in Nashville.
PrompiBess IN meeting these calls Is requested OF
The subscribers ~ stock the construction OF
road depends exclusively the means provided
specifically for that Parpcss.
ocl4-lf W A. GLEAvES. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

IN the night % m ID % morning Of the an in.
Ossans, SO ssil on the Union barlk 81 Tennessee
Gas, through mistake, PASSED a. The counter of ~
har-rnoaa q The - llaad Hetel, % some one for
IS n the Rerson % xhen Il vas passed, has die
covered the error, they ~ni please return H.
ee1o-sf
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Direction. for It's Use.
D. D. DICKEY

II AS in Store 100 Wheel Barrows;
IL 800 sets assorted Iron1 900 pounds Gum Pack
Axies: ing:
Is Kegs Boiler Rivets; 100 bundles ass'ed wires
10 ,000 do Pressed Nuts; so Doors:
900 Washers; 10000 Lights Sash:
25 kegs Wrought Nails; so sides Sole Leather:
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card Clothing;
600 papers Timers 100 Steel Reeds;
Rivets; l0GardeE Engines;
so ass'd Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans;
25 do do Suffers; Threshing Machines;
200 Sheets Copper; SO Straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters:
1000 pounds Brass; Railroad Scrapers;
200 assorted Putty Blocks; 2 Smut Machines;
so assorted Churns; 500 assorted Flows;
SO boxes Glass; 20 Pumps;
$50 boxes Tin Plate; 3 hall bbis. White Fish:
so Slabs Zinc; 10Hydraulic Rams;
81 Pigs Tin; 1000 pounds Galvanized
5000 feet assorid Gas Pine: Wire:
o,00O do assorted Leather 200 boxes Ring Travellers
Beling; 90 0C0 gallons Stone Ware:
5000 feet assorted Guml0 900 bushels Coke;
Betting; 40 tons Pig Iron;
1000 pounds Pump Chains
Besides many other articles hand and for sale
by locIs-ul d. D. DlckEY.
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Misfellaurous.
Cannel Coal OIL.

GONE OF the good qualities Of well refined Camel
- Coal Oil, are these
" RIVALS GAS LIGHT Nv BRLLLLANCY;
IT rs ENTIRELY NON-EXPLOSIYE;
IT MAY BE CARRIED ABOUT;
III IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE;
IT Burns WITHOUT An OFFENSIVE DOOR
IT Is CLEAN AND BEA UTTFUL IN COLOR;
IFS APPEARANrE IN THE LAMP IS ORNA-
MENTAL AND ATTRA CTTVE:
IT DOES NOT PERMANENTLY SPOIL CAR
PETS, CLOTHING, de-, srkich Il may Be spilled,
el large portion Of ii being Of the best arteIes for
ITIs EXPH1 TTCALLY THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
KNOWN.
Directions for it's Use.
Obtain good coal oil lamp Secure thin wicks,
that they will move up and down in the tube
Trim the wick with sharp scissors, exactly even with
the top Of the wick tube clipping or the small pro-
jecting points at the corners Fill your lamp with
our OIL Turn up the wick efuly al nrst not
TO crack the chimney.
shade will greatly enhance its excellence for
reading Or sewing by.
BY the careful observance OF these directions, you
will secure a light that cannot fail TO please.
oeii2-if MCKENZIE MINCHIN.
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TESTIMONIALS.

From The Hon. James L. Thompson. NJ d.
some troublesome corns from my feet. His
system of operating is very extraordinary,
being almost instantaneous and without cut
ting or causing the least pain.
JAMES L. THOMPSON, NJ. d.
Nashville, Oct. ID. 1858.
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LOWER MARKET STREET.

IT ? Admission 50c-; children and servants, 25c.
Rs- Miss CASTEJI.A will make the Ascension on
the Wire at O'Clock, accompanied by music from
the CIlhope.
Will also exhibit at Springfield, Tuesday, October
18th; Franklin, Friday, October 21st Columbia,
saturday, October 22d Lewisburg, Monday, Octo-
Der 24th Shelby VILE, Tuesday, October 25th.
oct ltd
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From Governor Naming.

al take pleasure in stating that DR.. Ealing
has operated upon me, for very painful
corns, greatly to my satisfaction, without the
slightest pain. and to my infinite relief.n
JOHN L. MANNING
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Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail or Tele
graph, filled, oil application to
AUSTENS. Agents.
(EsIABIIsHED Is54.)

90 Pearl street, n. Y.
KEROSENE is also to be obtained ut the Manurac-
turers' FTlces Of all the New York Wholesale Drug
gists, Grocers, Camphere aud Burning Fluid Manu-
acturcTs and callers in Lamps
\. B.-KEROSENF is the trade mark of the Kero-
sene on Co., and all persons cautioned against
using the trade mark for other oils. oct4-3m
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
FRIDAY. Oct. IA.

FRIDAY. Oct. IA.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ford.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Wisener presented petition from mer
chants of Bedford, praying reduction of the
merchants tax.
Mr.. Bennett. similar petition from mer-
chants of Sumner county. Both OF which
were referred to the special COMMITTEE ap-
pointed yesterday.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The bill to give the Public Printing to the
lowest bidder, coming up in regular order
from yesterdays proceedings was further dis
cussed, when Mr.. Kenner moved to lay the
whole sui ject on the table, which motion
was lost. ayes 10 noes 46. further discus
sion ensIed, the question being to refer the
bill TO the committee on Ways and Means,
with instructions TO report whether The pres
ent rates ofcompensatinn TO the public printer
is extravagant. Mr.. Ewing moved the previ-
Gus question, which motion Was lost, ayes SO
noes 81. $50 @a
Mr.. East then proposed to amend the mo-
ton to refer, by requiring the Commute to
inquire whether the Public Printing during
the last two years, and especially the print
ing of the Code was done at reasonable
price. Mr.. Williams, of Hickman, the mover
of the reference. accepted the amendment
proposed by Mr.. East. And the bill was re-
terred accordingly.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Ewing offered resolution of thanks
to Lieut.. Maury for his address on Wednes-
day evening, and rendering him the use Of
the Representative Hall for course of
lectures, should he be induced to deliver
such a course. Rule suspended and resolu-
ton adopted.
Mr.. Wiener. a resolution proposing to so
amend the Constitution as to make the officers
of Treasurer. Comptroller and Secretary OF
State, elective every four years by the people;
also to elect Clerks and Masters of the Chan
Gerry Courts by the people.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr., Williams. bill TO amend the act es-
tablshing the State Agricultural Bureau.
Mr. Doak, a bill to incorporate Adelphian
Society. Murfreeshorn.
Mr.. Kincaid, of Claiborne. a bill to supply
an omission in the Code, relating to Admits
traitors.
Mr. Farrelly. a bill 10 incorporate the Grant
White Lead aud Oil Company.
MIR. Ford. bill 10 increase the Jurisdiction
of Justices OF Peace.
Mr.. Butler bill 10 charter the Wautauga
Bridge Company.
Mr. Frazier, bill to amend the assessor
law of this State. r
Mr.. Whitmore, bill to permanently locate
the seat of justice of pton county.
Mr.. Vaughn, bill tn amend the law OF
profanity aud defining that offence.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Speaker presented an invitation to
the members TO whit the Weakly county Fair.
Accepted, and Messrs. Baker, Frazier aud
Richardson, appointed Committee to visit
said Fair.
The resolution providing the payment of
postage on public documents printed by
order of the House, to be paid out OF The
contingent fund OF the House, was considered
and was r,jeeted-ages "a, noes So.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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Cincinnati, Sept. II, 1859.
From the Mayor Of Ne,c Orleans.

''DR. EALING.-Dear Sir Having received
great benefit from your extraordinary and
painless system of curing excresences on the
feet 1 feel it but due to you to add my testi-
mony of your skill and judicious treatment
so that my friends may receive similar
benefit" Yours obliged,
GERARD STITH, Mayor.
New Orleans, June Eth, 1859.
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D A N C I N G..
m W. q u 8 ID w IN

HAS arrived In he csty az - n easaasnes fsrn-
Il l. ing his Classes 90 SATURDAY. SEPT. ioTn, e
e'eseek A. ~ 2nd Se,sieek r. n. - aver
6eseh . Stare College, street, esss for Gensls4
msn vii eemmsaex rsesesy. lssa, 81 y. ~
eorrect ana eie<Anf zurhcd ss<lety esnr<ax ssil
re tznghs. - easced ~ the fzsalusbis ssls-snk q
States go I'D
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Dressed Yellow Pine Lumber

UT received oy steamer John A. Fisher, Il, 900
81 FEtT DREsSkD PINE FLOORING IL can be
seen at the Warehouse OF NJ. PARISH Co,
oeti5-u AE College Street
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GLOVER, Timothy, Herd Grass Blue Grass and
~ orchard Grass seed just received, and fT So e
low fdl cash, RAINS, BROWN & Co.
octIa.n
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And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west on the virgi mia and Tennessee
Railroad to Central Depot.

" FGreat dispatch and safety given 10 freghts
and saving OF insurance over this route.
The Tariffs mentioned above cover "A large area OF
rieh productive territory in Tennessee aud Virgin
Ia, which, from its geographical position. ought 60
look 10 Nashville for supplies worthy effort made
at this time by the Nashville Merchants may secure
to them the large and increasing business Of this
section OF country u. W. COLE,
oct6u Superintendent Nash. A Chat Railroad
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Irish Potatoes.

Tn store an dfors.Is few barrels xrsess frssh
1PvtAtees hIZklL, HOOPER CO.
sspre-e sts 4fAt W
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And2I2 Aprroxinlaiiens prizes ranging from So
up To SiUo.
rs, Se5 prizes. .amonntin eto 1851 BOO
wboieTicketfsl % ;iiaiy e. s.; Quartersx2 SO
Persons who desire need Only remit the risk on n
Package, for whish al send Certificate as fol-
lows. tF...f.rs
certificate Of Package OF 1s wboes, costs. sas
do do. 10 Halves, :. Is
do. do. l6 klghlhs, =" ...--. ~
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Prizes Paid hmm edfately after the
nraxgfuR. Z.

81 AllOrders ADDRESSED 10 FKAScE, BKoxDHESTs
Co. Wilmington Del. xlll meet with prompt atten-
ton, andthe printed onhcialdrAwings sent
FRANCE, BkOAAhkN1S a CO.,
fulyT $3.50 y II 60 y Managers.
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B E u L A H. S,
Miss MuIoch's New Novel
w. IT. BERRY & Co., have tuf
cefved-->F A&2tEee I-H -
A LIFE FOR A LIFE, ByE
Author of ssJohn Haiifs
Gentleman.o Sc.
AUGUSTA j. EVANS,

'Mhen the wicked man furneth away from
~ickeoness that he nath committed and doeth n
which Is lawful and right, he shan have his So
alive" -. 49,. 49,. :
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Golden syrup! Gslden Syrup!

Ok HAIy BHis. 81; Loals ee.asa syrup
JasI Feceixed And very Superior axtlcle, for tsf
low - Ne. Market street.
mAyas oAkrEk wfIsToRD Co
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Magnificent Schemet
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF della ARE.
CLASS 9.
To be drawnin Wilmington Del Saturday. Oct 90
SCHEME.

SO,Slo prizes. amountlnTto 81 ,202 GOO
Tickets 80, Halves $40 Quarters S. Eghths 81 SO.
ACertiHeate ofPaekRge OF 20 wholes costs. $4,000
10. 20 Halyes......... lss 90
do. do. 20 Quarters, 49,. 1870
do. do. 20 kighths, .....--sSg So
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

HAVING beea sppointea Agssts feF tn uestsxs
III Firzniz werks. foF ne skie of their Land pa
Ter, prepared ~ farnisA Il Al the Prios - IN
Mines wah ffeiskt adese.
ssYtS-u Akzs1ku<e . %
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Keep il Before the People.

FTNHAT the Railroads have agreed TO the following
Il low rates offreight, town.
From Nashville, toKnoxvilIe and all Stations
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods and ALL articles usually classed in nrst
ana second classes, per 100 pounds 60 cents
Hardware, bacon, lard, whisky in barrels
and all articles OF third class, per hun
dred pounds AZ do
Sugar, Molasses, -four, leaf tobacco and all
articles OF fourth class per 100 pounds IS do.
From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennes-
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

On TIE HAVANA PLAN.
E1fra Czass Z.
To be drawn in lining ton, delaware Monday
Oct. 81, 1859.
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COLLECTING AGENTS,
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Atm00hUerooopss NOeoee.
r ETTgRy 81 AdniAissntion hssins
bsss frassed V the s~sdessissed hs
tie Probate CosFs II Paaola Csuniy,
Wi.s.. o. the Anil term, lsj'. thesvsv.
On De ssssss u Osso 1fbssp, dssss.sd
oil psss - having claims aksisss said -.
tate ere Asssby sssia-d " ss.s fcsvsri
sui have the ;sme psvbase1 and register.
ei. within tie tire pgescsies1 By Iss, "
,h.v will Ne ecsesss basvs1.
BENJAMIN MIDDLETON, Ads's.
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TIE state 81 m1ssossoppo.
tn rBg CnAxcERy COURI 4 p.
ssla Cosssy, u Rsles, bsloss ~
OIssh Of ssid Cosss, q his sBss y he
tow Of psaols, " shs a Mca6sg (Slss
~ Of February, 4. D., 1885,
Peter ". Lsns,
asssr. ". brsAsa,
Albert u. Cole.sa,
Edwin Cslsnss.
On Opening The nsissss q W. III 1ls1
IN THE essss, u appearing 10 shs ssaiseae-
sion Of the CouH that the deesn5ase,
Robert W. Dsahan 70 . sss.sesidese d
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Committed

To Tug JAIL ~ Pamela county. on ths
isth X March, 1883. by y. b. s.lla'd, .
~instice d tho psaee, . nsTro Do! vho
saws that his nsse l. frcdrrisk, and that
Ne belongs 10 = NJ. William Oovd. o.
Aberdeen. Miss. said boy u about D
fse, q or ! inches high, very black, hss
on common kerrey clothes. and about ~
yes,s old. The owner u hereby essleed
10 come forward. prove properly, pay
clarees, end take hin away, " Ne vii
be dealt With according 10 law.
J.. II. JONES.
Sheriff and Jai Of u psaols counsy'
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