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rnE FRANKIIN RxLlos.

Among the relies discovered were the fol
lowing Ia one parcel A small prayei,book.
cover Of small book Of :. Fsnily Prayers -
$ Christian Melodies an inscriptions within
the cover 90 &C. O." (Graham Gore y
Vicar Of Wakefield - small Bible inscrib-
ed In many places and with numerous ri r
enees wriiten in the margin New Testa-
Tnenl In lhs French language In lat eS deg
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levi y .NOrth'S
NATIONAL CIRCUS,
TNHE largest Company in the United States, will
Il perform la this city
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 18Th & Goth,
rnxuEu ,uauxE ySTuxrxsrr
LOWER MARKET IsTREET.

n Admission Soc; children and servants, CSC.
Hfs- Miss CASTFII.A will make the Ascension on
the Wire at O'Clock, accompanied by music from
the Ctlliope.
Will also exhibit at Springfield, Tuesday, October
18th; Franklin, Friday, October 2lst; Columbia,
Saturday, October 2?d Lcwisburg. Monday, OctO-
Der oath Shelbyvillc, Tuesday, October 18th.
oct ltd
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es- The N,es announces that ALLEN !

e8- The Netes announces that ALLEN A.
Hall, Esq. has been mployed as one of the
Editorial Staff OF that journal, and that here
after it will be an active opposition paper.
Mr.. HALL is so well known in this State, it is
unnecessary for any one TO speak in relation
to his ability TO fill the position to which be
has been called. We extend to him the hand
of sllowsbip, and hope that in bis return TO
the press he may realize his brightest antici-
.pations OF individual and party success
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Jasper Branch RaiIroad.
Ory1cE Nash a cHAr. RAIIKeAD Co.

OfTIcE Nash a CHAT EAILksAD Co
..-.-- October }, 1853.
DY order Of The Ioard &c pircetorE calls made
ID on the stuck OF the Csmpaby subscribed for
building branch raad from. Bird gcport 20 Jasper
pay able the Treasurer of tins COMPANY ~ foil
One dollar On each share abe lsf Of NOven Der
1859 ana ~ collars each share on the LIST dAy
Of December, 1853, January, February, March,
April, Nay. June. July August, September, Octo-
Der ana November, fs6o-
Payment may be made 20 jackson Pryor, at Jas
per. 81 % the Trrassrer II his ofhce In Nashville
Prompfness IN meeting these calls IL requested Of
The subscriherr q - ek The CONSTRUCTIVE OF the
rad depends exclusively on The means provided
specifically Ger thai e,lrposes i1sfi
scp--tf ". A GLEAvTS Treasurer
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STATE FAIR

opens oct Ioth an continues durirg tne week.
W Family Tickets - and single Tickets ., Is and
10 eents, may be had the CITY, % Robert LAX,
Esa A hzs ofl>e, afthe fressrer wherever he may
b found aad al the Ticket tc1ce near the gate
leril.g The lar Grpunds a. the n0rth end
80 10 THOMAS b. JOHNSON Treasurer
oeie-sd Of state Az. Bureau
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sAPONxFlER,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More den Doss1is ne Strength of Ordinary Potask-
T.,Og making $ ap xahost lime ~ftl. listl- uoebis
IL aEid AT tfih expense. Tbs cheapest articts
discovered Gar the puEp1se- One pound vii make
tSelEz o. efieen ezllOBs II geee S<ft Soap,
pounds Hard sap. PvlbteFs sth nnd n saperloF
-fsls fsF elsasaR type. IL - perfectly sllsbie and
tf~e from imPuftles- 90
5 Rreksa n snaIl lamps and pat up m J, 2, Z and
n cars
nanaf1rturea al The CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, brooklyn, and sid ~
K DURKEE a CD.
eci3-dkxly lsi PeaEl strccs, Ss~ roFk-
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w. T.BERRY 4 co., have inst re-
ceived---
A LIFE FOR "A LIFE, BY the
Author of "JOhn Halifax,
GentIeman,n sc. 80

"when the wicked turBeth away from his
wickedDess thai be nath committed, and doeth that
which is lawful and right, he shall have his soul
alive"
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1t does not appear that the democracy
made much progress Tuesday towards carry
ing either Ohio or Pennsy lvania- Both States
have gone against them. The fact is, the
party is pretty well played out north of Ma
sons and Dixon's line. Its pyramid at pres
ent is extensive. Sec tr... t.tlE
OREGON.
CALIFORNIA
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W.T.. BERRY a Co., have also ON

w. II. BERRY a Co., have also on
sale
BUELAH: Tale q southern Life By Miss Evans
ADAMBEDE- lvol. limo.
LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE NE long
BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA ,Ivri.
BAYARDTAYIOR's NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS
rENNYsoN's NEW POEM. Idyls Of the King 70
CARLYIE's LIFE OF FREDERICK THE GREAT
PARTIES AND THFIR PRINCIPLES. val.
FIJI AID THE FIJIANs i vol. svo.
SURGEONS SERMONS, /, ?, ), and 9Th seriss
PARToN's LIFE OF AARON BURR. vol.
SHELLEY MEMORIALS. Ivol l2mo.
THE AUToCRAT OF THE BREAKFAsr r1mr
vol.
LOVE c'L'AMoUR.'D From the French Michele,
McHnEr's HISTORY OF FRANCE.
THE BOOK OFTHE FIRST AMERICAN CHESS CON
GRESS vol.
DANIrL WEBSTER AND HIS cCNTFNP oRAR1Fs
By Charles ". March,
MEMOIR OF 5. $ PRENTIsS. 1 vol
LIFE AND TRAVELS CT ALEXANDER HUxRoI pr
vol.
THE ART OF ExrEMPoREsrEtKING vol.
LITERARY ATTRACTIONS OF THE BIBLE. DIV Rev
J.. J. Hasley.
GooDRlCHs BRITISH uoQUENcE. i vol. svo
cloth.
PARIIs AND THEIR PRINCIPLES: A Manual OF
Political Intelligence; exhibiting tn. Origin,
Growth and Character 81 National Parties By
Arthur Holmes, Of New York
DICTIONARY OF CONGRESS. By Charles Iapmnn.
RowEN's AMERICAN POLITICAL ECONOMY. / vol.
BARrLErr's DICTIONARY OF AMERICANIsms. I
vol.
JU st REC EIVED BY
w. U. BERRY CO., Public square
Ooto-tr
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Diyidend Notice.

THE Directors u the Nashville and Chattanooga
III RailFcad CompGny have declared . idend ~
three pr real the c4plii stock Of said Company
pa able at TIE Office Nashville. ana sfter the
lSfa snst. - W A. GIEAvES, Treas.
Once y. 4 c. \. n Co, Nashville oct >, 1889.
-
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D. D. DICKEY

II AS IN Store 100 Wheel Barrows:
Il SoV sets assorted lronl 900 pounds Gum Pack
- AAiess ing. RHaE
Is Kegs Boiler Rivets; 100 bundles ass,ed Wire
10 900 do Pressed NUS; SO Doors.
i 900 Washers; 10 600 Lights Sash. ..
rs kegs Wrought Nails; so sides Sole Leather.
6oo pounds Emery; 500 feet Ctrd Clothing;
1000 papers Timers 100 Steel Reeds:
hVetsi 10Garden Engines;
SO ass'd Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans:
20 90 DO Suffers; Threshing Machines;
tOo oheets copper; so straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters;
] 900 pounds Brass; 6 Railroad Srrapers.
goo assorted Putty Blocks; 2 Smut Machines;
so assorted Churns; 800 assorted Plows:
SO boxes Glas<: 90 Pumps.
$50 boxes TiH Plate; 3 hall bbls White Fish:
so Slabs Zinc; lOHydraulic Rams:
So Pigs Tin; 900 pounds Galvanized
5000 feet assor ID Gas Pine; Wire:
600 do assorted Leather 200 boxes Ring Tray ecrs:
Bel ing: 20 600 gallons Stone Ware
5000 feet assorted Guml0 600 bushels Coke;
Betting; 40 tons Pig Iron;
1000 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides many other articles on hand and for sale
by tocts-rl u. u. DICKEY.
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Runaway Negro to be Sold.

DURSUAST 90 the law in. such case provided. I
il will sell TO the highest bidder for cash. at the
Court House in Nashville Saturday the i2th day
OF November, 1889, "A neg man named Jim.
Jim committed Ia the Jail Of Davidson county
on the i0th Oct 1858, represented when committed
that he belonged Ia Frank Guley, OF North Csrolna,
but has not been reclaimed. He Is about 20 years
old, feet 10 inches high, ana weighs lao pounds !,
aud is OF dark complexion.
sale under the law, and Will Communicate good
title as against all owners. See section 25Ss II tho
code E4rr a. J.. NJ hinton,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
Hy THos HoEsos TAILOR.
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TRABUE & LUCUS,
r.EE No. IS Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

VIZ will sell at auction, on Tuesday "Wednesday
w and Thursday, Oct. IL, Il and 10, 1889 the
Largest and Double Extensive Stock Of Fancy aud
Staple Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Variety Goods Rea-
dy made Clothing, Boots, shoes, Rrogans Hats Car
pets Hoop skirts, Hosiery, &C The greater portion
OF tins Treby Extensive Stock Of Goods has been
purchased and c. nsgned Ia since our laundering
four days sale in September, consequently the
Goods are all new and fresh fashionable and of the
most approved brands aud kinds suita bic for this
market. We most resi- ectiully request city and
country merchants To call and examine the stock
follows:
Elaek, Rue and Brown BROAD Cloths.
Blat ami Fancy Cassimcres.
Tweeds and Jeans M all kinds.
+Satinets-Inls'n and MIDott Mills Sstinefs.
Plain Ilpsoy Negro kerseys, all sorts.
Hca NJ Canon aud Negro Blankets, large stock.
1900 pieces Prints, of every make sty le asi price
A large stock OF All v Dol French and German
Merinocs, English Mer noes, Black aud Fancy
Alapacas, all grades All Wool French Delane Rob,
All Wool eLtll's: Printed DciaBes Uf all kinds a
large and beautiful assorted stock Of ladies' Fancy
Dress Goods; All Wool Scotch Plaids Plaid AlaaI as
Solid Alaucas; solid and Printed All Wool Ielanes
White Cords, in great variety; irisb Iiuens Tick
ings, Red, White and Yellow ilahnels, Apron
Checks, Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Buttons Tapes: J.
= Z. Coats spool Cotton, Flax Thread, COlored
Spool Cotton; Yankee Notions: yiolius, knives and
Forks, Pocket Cutlery, Hardware, &c, Se.
made Clothing, Check shut. Iinen Bosom SHIRTS
Net Wool Shirts, Chintz Bbscn S-.Its, suspenders
Gloves, Iiandkerehieis &c ,;.e
10000 pairs Of Boots, Sizes and Negro Brogans:
LADIES', 81, SEES and ChihlscL's Boots and SbosS OF
ihs very best qualities and most poIalAr makes and
styles :
Also,
100 pieces Of BRUSSELS, Velvet. All Wool, and Half
Wool. aud All Csion CarpetIng; 30 pieces OF India
Mating, &c., &c.
SO bales Of Brown nomesties, nri lings, and osna-
burgs.
IS cases Of Fnc, Medium and Low Priced Bleeehed
IomeslIcs.
City merchants and all merchants of Middle Ten
nessse, East aud West Tennessee. Alabama, Georga
and kentucky, are respectively requested % attend
this Large aud truly Extensive Auction sale com
mcDcing October Al 1853.
Terms liberal. TRABUE LUCuS.
Banner. News, Gazette, Gallatia Examines, Ciarks-
willie JrfersoniAn, Columbia Mirror Huntsv le hide
pendent. Chattanooga Advertiser, and Bowling Green
stan daTd please copy. eep23-
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Irish Potatoes.
CeIden syrup! Golden Syrup |!

Cs HALF sfls- =, Lssis eelash syrsP;
jasi recelysd. snd very superior zFscls. for sAl
lee 81 No. Market Efrset-
nAy2s CARTER wiLsfoRD 90.
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lerp advertisements.
RUBBER BETTING.

TIME New York Rubber Company mani uactur,.
i RUBBER MACHINE BEITlNG, by a new process,
superior strength To any heretofore made and at
less than halt the cost of Leather. This Company
also the exclusive manufacturers, under Good
years Patent,' Of Rubber Toys, Dolls Rails Tenpins,
large and small) &c, &c. For sale at all the Toy
and Fancy stores in The Union. Catalogue and Price
Lists (by the case only forwarded, application by
letter, Ia the New York Rubber COnp-ny, IS Liber-
ty street, New York. AJAX sE octl4-dlm
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NOTICE.

ON the nizht 1t tbe "a OF moaning q he 9Th IN
A|ax1f go bill On the Union b3nk % 1cnneSs
vas thraixh . u.sslzke PISSED Al the counter q
bar-rcoia q the - iobd Hctel. - sess cpe ff
IS n fhe persen 70 whom \ Was passeet mas u
severed tle error, they vii please rs'n'n y
esslc-u
u +seirs
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CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
For October 1850.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS.

I'HE Legislature of delaware, at its last session
Il having granted O. FRANCE, BIO knBENTS 4 co.
10 the exclusion "f all other appticants) a Lottery
Charter for the Encouragement of Internal Improve
eis Ia the state To continue for period OF twenty
years, are now d awning in Wilmington Delaware n
series OF the most splendid schemes ever offered Ia
me public Bonds Tor one million of dollars have
been gwen To the State, to the paw meut Of all
prizes. The draw ngs take place IN pubic and are
under the supcTintendence OF Commissioners an
pointed by the state, 10 insure their fairness
The Managers call the attention oT she public 10 the
following splendid Scheme 70 be drawn during lie
present month
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r rizes Paid Immediately amer the
-. u Dra wing. ~

rs- AIlorders ddresseC TO FRANCE, BKoADnrSIs AZ
Co. Wal ming ton Del. IN meet with prompt
ton andthe printed on ella III
over FRANCE, BiioADbEATS CO.,
fuly1 ManzRers.
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Assets as security for losses as follows:
NINA Insurance Co, Of Hartford. 81 $50 .423 so
hLHome Insurance Co, of New York, ASH ,s23 II
hartford Fire Insurance Co, of Hartd SCI .ll5 ~
Phoenix Insurance Co, of Hartford. 80. $50 .2l6 10
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., Of York, 364, Oo5 7
n. England Fire a Marine las. CO., Of
Haruord.. ........-.........-.... ES0,25l 50
New York Life Insurance Co, OF " Y, ,667 ,5l3 63
NASH n hAER. Agents,
octl3-f No. IS College street
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Louisville Railroad.
WOODLAND COURSE.

FrRsr Day Monday Oct lo.-Sweepstskes for all
ages single dash of miles, $500 ntrnce, IS forfeit;
$3.50 added by club # two more start. Five
more subscribers ~ III the stake >
K Richards enters b. Colossus, years.
by Sovereign. dam sister 10 Prior. pd Il
A. Richards enters b. m. GyeeTa, years, by
sovereign. dam sister TO Prior ..............
R. A. Alexander enters c. T. Iavendar, years,
by Wagner, dam Alice Carueal :. .--...... i 49,
by cracker. dam by Mlngo -. -. pd n
7. &. Moore enters C. T. GaI.lle, yrs, by imp.
Albion, dam Della by imp. Priam...........
usK;
First mile. Il ON
Second mile. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT eoA
Third mile. t....-.............-..l SO
ro,.l.. ......5 Soy
s,xEnAY -Second race Sweepstskes for three
OLD two he heats $500 entrance, sIoo forfeit s2oo
aided BY club II two more start Five ~ more u
W. vac 'S'>'' sossr rSrSIxz. as-E saoE
John Harper enters c. Endorser, by Wagner,
dam Fanny G., BY N.rgrass .....:...;;,;,... =
eoe, dam by Bertrand.--
w B-fsrd enters ,. BY IFxinsson, dam by
J. MP Clay eaters c. Daniel Bcoas, 6y i.sas.
tn, dam Magnolia by Glencne
RIA. Alexander enters b. I4ndorA. BY LexiHg-. ;.
tsn, dam fTcayene...- -.-s.......--...-...---
First Heat seesnd Heat.
FIRST miie. IS First mils....i so
Second mile. SsA seeoDd uisie-..I AN
ssss sax
sEcozp nzr, Oct ii.--Purse $780, mile heats, fer
AL ages
Wiley Ward enters b. h. lockwood, 3 years old,
hy Isxias ton dam BY Gleneoe ...........-...sl1
J ~ CJay enters b. b. HaneveF, years old, By
YaGk shlre, cam MagaoaA By Gleacee. -.
r II Hant enters T. Wara~la, o. G., years cid,
by feIshaxnar. a m AERIAL hy sArTrdos- 49, 4
J. r. Butter enters StsFhen Arehsnn e. 9, SyFa
- 49, - q
A. X Richards en1sfse n Laeie. ge4ss Old. ~
Belshsszar, dam vtctorta BY AarsFave---... :. D
d. Hrinschu tnters p Srruggs q 6esIEe Whey q
] a,srs eiz, ~ imp slsssn. can BY k1l -
81 1Ims-i bes-ita 4 ~
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misffllaufous.


CONE OF the good qualities OF well refined Camel
- Coal Oh, are these:
II RrTzLS GAS LIGHT nv BRILLLANCY;
1T rs ENTIRELY NON-EHPLOSIVE;
1T MAY BE CARRIED ABOUT; -------
II rs CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE;
1T BURNS WITHOUT AN OFFENSIVE DOOR !;
1T Is CLEAN AND BEA UT1FUL Nv COLOR;
ITS APPEA RAN7E IN THE LAMP rs ORNA-
MENTAL AND ATTRACTIVE;
1T DOES NOT PERMANENTLY SPOIL CAR
PETS, CLO1BING. DC, tChich IL mag spilled,
ei large portion # II being # the besi articles for
cleaning soiied goods. q = .aA ~
IFLS EMPHA7TCALLY THE CHEA PEST LIGHT
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Corn and Wheat.
Who is the Owner?
COAL! COAL!! COAL

DFRSONS in search OF something Delicious and
L PaIatable would do well 10 call At ADAM Il
EAVF>S, opposite No. 5, tn the famous and
nowned Baltimore Oysters and Lake Erie Salmond
received there daily by Adams Express.
ocfl2-tf
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Negroes for Sale.
INSTR ANfE-

will sell at my Office Cedar street. No IS about
i 30 NEGROES, from 10 To 20 OF age
octl2-if +. s HAWKINS. Agent.
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SCHEME.
Of ID Ell w ARE.

Tickets so, Halves $40 Quarters S. Eighths 81 SO.
Acertiheate OF Package of &c Mboles costs a3l6 90
do. < do. IA % Qaar,erl, - $40
do. do. 20 Eighths 81 SO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14
Direction. for its Use.

Obtain a gooa coal oil lamp. Secure thin wicks,
so that they wiz move up and down in the tube.
Trim the wick with sharp scissors, exactly with
the top of the wick tube, clipping OF the small pro-
Jectpg points at the corners. Pill your lamp with
our OIL Turn the wick efuliy at FIRST, not
TO crack the chimney.
shade viii greatly enhance It's excellence for
reading sewing bv. ~ W Ia.
BY the careful observance OF these directions, you
VIII secure a ight hat ciLprt tail to please. Z.
oetl2-f Mckenzie K MlNCHIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ION THE HAVANA plan

E1frd Czoss 4.
To be drawn In Wilmington, delaware, Monday,
sh afg Oct 81, 1858.
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And rom EashvilIe 70 Lynehburg, Va. and al
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad 70 Central Depot
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GEo. b. Brown. A. J HOOPER, xIzKIL.
Tate b. LaniCrd Co
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Gotten Yarns.
BLACKssfTHs COAL.

000 TONS fer sale a il'e k,a. Coal fsrd Is
Ia durability nd Intensity 81 beat Ia contains LIE
than ONE per cent SulphGs and burns Sishoui en-
Ger. BY u<iag a. wa viii act onfy BE pleased oui
yos can save naoaey Orders be dFspped IN
Bax -, p. o., or AZ the YARD back q y a {, X Il.
Is-r<ss 8 }. AGSkw.
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Every other Iieket a Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction!

AHd2i2 Approximation prizes ranging from 81
up TO s4Oo,
Is SOS prizes. .arnountn Ct 1881 800
wholeficketsSl0 ;Iiaiy CO IS QuaTtersS2 so
Persons who desire need unis remit the risk n
loxg.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-14
kENOSENE OH.
Great Reduction in Price.
NO VARIATION FOB THE WINTER.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.

" : kFaIAhLISHhI' IoO7.J
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
"a ments in the manufacture Of Kerosene they are
now enabled to offer il To the Trade
ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON, WHOLESALE
The attention of consumers is respectfully called
20 the subjoined table the result at photomct rcal
examination, by EDWARD n. KENT, OF New York,
Chemist, and dated Feb. 3, 1856.
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- ~ Fair Fair!

Be~ saPply q iAs besi sFtleis, lslss Essf.Fea .
eianezk " ~ @otth foAk CD
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K,tp il Before the PtOnle.

From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and ali
Stations west on the Virginia and Iennes-
see Railroad, articles classed A aboya
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REMARKS UPON THESE ARTICLES.

The spear staff measures feet inches in
length, and appears to have been part of a
life boats sail it measured, (before bein g
partially rounded to adapt it to its present
use), about Ii by Il inches, is made of Eng
lish oak, aud upon the side has been painted
white over green. The spear head is of
steel, riyeted to two pieces of hoop, with
bone between and dashed on to the staff.
The rivets are ofcopper nails. The native who
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Miss MuIoch's New Novel.

w. n. BERRY & CO., Public square
ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

Diversity IF Politics Nth Regard 10 the Italian Question:
Closing Of The Conferences at Zurich Economical I'm,
ptrtance q the Italian Conteieration-Dutch Railway-
Eztanol Commerce Of Belgium, de-, dc.
Amidst the various interests which the Italian ques
non has given rise, it is curious to follow the politics of
the which discuss that question: involving the
future Of an antique nationality Out Of these politics find
that two are clearly defined and have leading doa made
known long since and pursued unremttngly The Italian
States wish to conquer complete self government form
great nation, having s charter and parliament with
n constitutional monarch. On the one hand England
shows herself favorable this wish Of the various s,os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
Our London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Venice, Milan
and st. Petersburg Correspondence.
THE CRISIS ON THE CONTINENT.
The sst'tut CT ths Great Powers on
the Italian Question.
THE oBSfQUIEs OF Mr.. MASON IN. PARIS
sTATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., &C.

The steamship Ocean Queen, from Southampton 18th
inst with days later news from Europe, arrived at
this port last evening
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-05-26

watch tower of Democracy" This sen-
tepce refers to an attack made by the
Democrat upon ian individual for mas
reare.entsng the Democracy of the 10Th
Legion, in the late bogus convention. -
Then an individual is to be attacked, and
have his personal character impeached,
for difference in political sentiments
and Hamilton and bis neighbors are
proud" of the achievement. A noble a.
chievement, truly. to steal upon man
like thief in the dark, and flch his char,
acter away from him, because be went
where he chose, upon bis own business
and paid his own expenses. That this
course m ay be characteristic" ofthe Mon
roe Democrat, may be true, but tha it q
characteristic of the Democratic Party
we cannot believe, nor do We believe tba
Hamilton's "neighbors' sanction such {
proceeding. Yours Respectfully,
POCONO.