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CLOTHING
AnH Merchant TaiIoring.

Wese nov receiving large and elegant stock OF Fall and
Winter Clothing Coats, Pants Vests Boys aud Youths Cloth
nE Furnishing Goods Of every description Also uli and
complete stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and Nestngs which
will make up and guarantee to give iui satisfaction
CAL and examine - WARD, BIRMINGHAM cos,
u-anoe No 90 Public Square
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The ship Quebec of New Orleans was wrecked
at EddIstone Lighthouse on the llth.
Robert Stephenson is dead
Austria refuses TO diminish the amount Of the
LouIbaIdv debt due to Sardinia.
France and Piedmont propose to submit the point
to arbitration.
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MILLINERY.
EHAmaR's Building, Summer Street,
NASVVHIE


The Misses BARRY beg leave to state that they
have superior sssortments Of French BJnhets in
the newest styles, besides a select stock Of Fancy
Goods. They respectfully solicit the patronage of
the ladies Of Nashville. Orders promptly attended
70. oet3-1m.
The public blessing which universally admitted To exist
An Ao6ats Life Pills and Phoenix Bters every day
tAted by their astonishing efficacy the which they are
announced All the complaints Of the stomach and bow
els weakness Of the digestive organs and Of the system general
w. bilious affections, night feyers, headaches piles
yeness consumption, rheumatism scurvy, imTuy Of TIE
BLOOD or blOched and saOw complications yield their
curative propertes single trial Invariably secures
title Of the hest family medicines before public sale
by the PROPRIETOR b. MOFFAT at his Office s5 Broadway,
and BY Store keepers and Druggis1s generally.
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Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON. October Pat is reported that the
Secretary Of War has received an insolent letter
purporting to be from Cook. dated Ghanbersburg
Pennsy ivania. threatening to take Harper's Ferry
and Charlcstown. Virginia, with an army Of several
thousand liberate the prisoners perform 9th
er ridiculous fgats.
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Louisville ANB NASHVILLE RAHRoip.-The Louis
willie Democrat of the 23d says that on and after sat
urday next freight trains will run through from
Louisville this city and that the passenger trains
will follow on next Monday.
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Glddincs Puhlishes a Gard.
From California.

PIIHADKmHIA, October PA. L, GiddiuGs pub
fishes card denying ever being consulted by
Brown about any matter whatever.
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Prof ASHLEY . Hurt D. Male College, Winchester Tenn.
fro eye D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
me Weather Indicator is offered for sale SIS at the
Drug Store OF aaron stretch, General Agent tie
her of Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Te discoverer Will send the Natural Weather Indicator
mail, postage PAID well put up and any person
closing 81 90 money Fall plain for regu
atng, using, &c. accompany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Agent
Coll hfa. Tenn.
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The mGst EFEicaciOUS Remedy for the
Head now in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this
locality having used with the most successful and crafty
ing results by quite goody numher the citizens of Naghyie
and vicinity who will upheatnSly sustain in the excellent
qualities claim FOR this remedial agent DENoyuEs
the original color, promotes its
growth its falling off, dandru, ard speedily
cures all diseases Of the scalp The proprietor could ery f
column with cards from best citizens certifying 20
the great restorative and cleansing properties otcpreparaon
deem such his Tat all necessary.
Those who give need no further preof satisfy them
that II is what it's represented to be-
Sold al the Drug Store OF
DEMOVILLE & CO.,
Corner OF Church and Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Also by W VI. BERRY & DEMOvILLE, / EWIN, PENDLE-
TON & co. aug24
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HBOX STOVES.

Fuied side and plate stoves Houn plate stoves arou,
ether patterns of all sizes, suitable for churches school
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The attention Of members of the legal profession
is called to the advertisement in this paper Of Law
Books for sale by JOIN YORK & Co, Nashville
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We are authorised to announce II. W. HAYwo0n
ESQ., as a candidate for the office of Attorney Gen-
cra for the Ninth Judicial District composed OF the
counties of Williamson, Sumner, and Davidson.
Election newt Nav.
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THE FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-The telegraph reports
that there WAS a heavy fall Of snow in Washington
ON the 22d inst.
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LOUISVILLE. OCT 26.-Thcre was FIRE Saturday
night damaging Wilson Il Starbrd, Peter u Blu
chanan. J. Watson & Co.. and j. Orabb & Co. making
an aggregate loss Of 100000 mostly insured
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-25

ed in mourning for the death OIL Il. WoEmNGToN,
J e late editor
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W. w. FINN's
NOTICE TO sTOCRuOLDEIss.

sUPERISTENBEyT OFFICE, Nash & CH,r r. r Co.,
II Nashville, Oct 8tl. 1859.
STOCKHOLDERS IN the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad,
- Will be carried from any point to Nashville to
receive the October dividend, and charge ways
from the 18th 10 the 25t Of Otober, days Inclusive. b.
showing their tie conductor By orer OF
the Directors T. W. COLE, Supt.
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pSg- Country merchants and others visiting the
city, will find something to their interest by read
ing the advertisement Of MCCALL & Co., in This
mornings paper. They also agents for the best
Fire and Burglars Proof Safes, Vaults &c, Sc that
are made. sepS-6W.
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SUNDRIES! SUNDIsT. ESI


Oursock Of Teass very coupee, aud zuaantee to sS
Satisfaction TO al. The assortment com RISES
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See FIRST and FOURTH Pages.

AASA VI OSNANNicf
Fmsr PAeE--The Abolition Plot; The Harper's
Ferry Insurrestion; Arrest Of an Insurrectionist
Harpers Ferry Tragedy-Op Opinions of the New York
Press.
FoUErH RAGE-ExplOsion of Powder Mills; Re
ceipt for the Best Pickles ever made.
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Abolition Contributions for the Dcfonce
DesfructiVe Pire.

BoSToy. October 2i-Thc Abolitonists of Wor-
cester propose TO contribute to pay for Browns de-
fence in his coming trial in Virginia.
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Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL commenced Encouragement
at the New Memphis Theatre last night.
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Valuable Arkansas Land For sale.

OFFER for sale Six Hundred and Seventy Of land in
Randolph county Arkansas said land fronts Eevenpcint
River, mile and al-and niue miles from Pocahontas
Black River which there good steamboat navigation The
year round there hundred seventy five acres in
good Of Cultivation If desired the place stu
aed to make two settlements There is good hewed log
dwelling ans houses and is aSundany by the hest
Springs II desired there will be thousand bushels OF Corn
sold with the farm. For further Information address,
D. c. BLACK.
OCtl4. 59-itW&W4WsF Bricks Ferry. Ar
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Mrs JULIA DEAN HAYNE commenced an engage
ment in ST. Louis last night
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe is the consequence of diseased action IN the
system induced by the poisonous miasm OF vegetable
decay This exhalaon is evolved by the action OF solar
heat on wet soil, and rises with the waery yaPor from
it. While the sun is below the horizon this yapor
fingers near the earhs surface, and the virus is taken
with II through the lungs into the blood. There it acts
as an irritating poison the internal visoera and
r'ng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails 70 sec-te not only this virus, but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympahize with the liver, and become dsOrdered also
FINALLY the instinct Of organism, if in an attempt
to expe the nOxOus infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excreones to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
rushes to the central organs with congesve violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes the surface if in another effort
to expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretorv-the skin In this also it fails, and the sys
ten abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course un-
dermine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored TO find and have found, antldote,
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AItorncY general.

weare authorized to announce JOHN X EDMUNDsON as
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county athe election.
cct25 I'd
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The Louisiana Sugar crop.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-The steamer Baltic has az
rived with California dates Of the fifth with SISQ
600 specie.
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- One of the best articles

n@ Bank of West Tennessee at
2s5s.zssS MEMPHIs-The notes of this Bank will be re
deemed at the Union Tennessee at Nashville. idtw
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COMMERCIAL.


We have compiled the following comparative statement Of The
receipts CT Cotton various ports since the LIST Of septs
her, from the latest teleaphic and mail dates received at this
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PLACE FOR SALE,
IIoTEL Am royEN Lor FOE Sale.

nv - AOe' y ~ - =
WISH to sell the Hotel known the "Smhh House, and
Town Lot attached in the Of Woodbury., Tenn. The
Hotel building has beer nearly efed and spacious build
ing put with neat and comfortable sad Hotel is in
the most desirable location the town. fronting the
corner Of the Public Square and Main street, me lot on which
1t built consists Of nearly whole square, and Will be sold
altogether. There Stable attached with ample
comodaton FOR horses The above property will be sold
bargain Negroes mules and horses taken in paymentte le
divided into two payments For further information call the
undersigned on the premises, ASA sMI1B,
seps9-d tW&E5E Woodbury., Tenn,
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REPARED from fresh Hops, make the whiest, sweet st
and most wholesome bread known. One cake viii M lie
leaves 81 domestic bread The cakes wall keep for
yrar No one who ever uses them will be without them
ectl5 MACKENZIE & MTNoHTN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-25
PURE BoUIsnON WHISKY.

WE have hand about &c barrels Of PURE OLD BoUR.
w Boa WHISKY, which will warrant be
the State. are anvious To close il out
and Wosd be glad If those wanting something really fine and
good would give rs call. CAR Err, WILSFORD s. co,
suyAi No 5 Market Street.
NTOTICE.---Ou night Of c 81 or morning Of the eth
instant, $50 bill on the Union Bank Tennessee vas.
tho9sn mistake, passed al TIE counter Of the bar Of
St Cloud Gotel for s. II the person TO WHOM
gCtlI-H
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Splendid stock Farm for Sale.

EHTE offering for sale that valuable Farm Of William Al.
w NSon's, in Williamson county, containing sos Acre
the Noiesve and Pennington Pike 4 miles from
Store Ito winch there triweeky Stage q from Nasb
vile. This of the finest Farms in Middle tennessee vii
adapted to the cultivation OF Conn., Cotton. Tobacco Wheat and
also all the varieties Of Grasscs. - -
This Farm is situated in excellent neirhborbood
lent good schools and churches. Improvements excellent cop
sstng OF an cleant BRICK RESIDENCE, with six rooms all
necessary bui ldngS good, Kitchen S,noonS
Negro Cabins Stables Grain and tobacco Barn, &C. About 800
acres OF the land in high state OF cutvaun the balance
ssg Of meadows woodland pastures and heavy tr land
each lot and field accessible 10 good running water This tract
be divided into two good FARMS with improvements on each
Terms OF sale liberal Applyto
J L. & K. W. BROWN,
Nashville, Tenn.
Or to william ALLISON JoHN S. CLLYARooKg Trune Mr.
DRrNwRIGHr The premises, will show the property.
OceS3-d twkw2w
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ron COUNTY oFFIOE0s.
For sberifr.
For Cr:miunI Court clerk.

We authorized to announce JAS. NJ HmTox cand
date reelection for The oee Of sheriff Of Davidson cOuy
a. the ensuing March election sep2s-d
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Aver's ACME Cure.


which neutrazes this maarous poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver expel from the body As
it should so it does cure this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, or rather does
what of more service to those subject TO this Infection
If taken in season it expels it from the system it Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use It free from IT'S
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it not only cures, but
protects FROM the great variety of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such as Remttent
Fever Chill Fever Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
ralgia Rheumatism GOut, Blindness Toothache, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma, PalptatOns, Painful Affections
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising from this cause, will be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This 6 GUE
CURE" removes the of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompshes by stimulating the excretories
to expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
BY degrees become habed to do this their Office Of their
own accord Hence arises what term GccliBlatatto.
Time NAV accomplish the end, but often life Is not
long enough or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE +" does il at once, and with safety We
have great reason TO believe this is as well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc infection, than any other which
has been discovered; and has still another important
advantage the public, which is, that 1t is cheap as
well good.
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To COUNTRY mERcHANTs.

kMJ particularly invite examination Of our extensive
w stock ri Fancy Goods Teas fine Wines c. which We
VII SCI as Tow as any house in the southern country.
We keep constantly hand a assortment o. The following
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LARD! LARD! LARD!
Heating and Cooking stoves.

Wv will sell cheap. - -,,.- . .,-,-
oClS MAOhE-NAIE & 9lNOi'tN'
vHRVS TrCDS and Standards, ShOveIE,
~ TOngS and POkerSs from 80 cents set up 10 th
finest quality Of polished cut see Dog Irons Of all qualities
ogfl5 MACKENZIE < MINCHlN
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GoIden Nrrnnl GoIden SYrup

n - BARRELS 81. Louis Golden Syrup;
XveB p keEs 10 DO do
Just received, and superior article for sale low at No.
may96 CARTER wTIsFORD1k,CO.
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Ez-s the present day, for purifying the blood, and
inpsrng healthy and nvgorang tn human system,
s heLeans Strengthening cordial and Blood Purifier. We
know is for have See the advertisement anoth
column. oct23 dSrwlm
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ROCK a Ills.

.n.u~ flour ipears - In halfsags. q 90
Old Hickory do 4" : %, %
Ravle do - = 81 = %
MIXED Bfan. per loo lbs. &c.
Corn Meal. per tushel. 81 co.
Delivers % ali parts Of the city.
octr 1859 "
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FgVHE having suggested the Clerk Of the County
Court Davidson county the insolvency Of the estate OF
GroRGE deceased ala persons having claims against said
estate notified 10 file th with the Clerk Of said court,
90 or before dag February next for pro disrbu
ton or they will he forever barred.
oct5-w4tF II. BRACRNUM, Administrator.
LARD! LARD! LARD!
SUPERIOR lot Of Lard in = and a b5ls put up express
y for family hand and for sale No. = Market
sbest,b Nv WOODS q CO.
juiy22-dam
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2f.-Accounts from the Sugar
crop in Louisiana continue untavorabIe.
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or NrilnItanI COtIrt CIerks
Wear authorized to oHAs E. DIoOOSs andi-
date for Criminal couit Clerk jnlys-d
We are authorized announce Dr. T. N PATTERscs, candi-
dat for Clerko the Criminal Davidson county the
ensuing March election. msy25-td
We are authorized to JoHN SHANE, Eqr cadi
date rseecoa the Office OF Criminal Court CLERK at the
next March election.
We authorized to RoBT H. CAMPBELL candi
date for Criminal Court Clerk the ensuing March election
aurl4-id
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-30

There was no one else in the room. Afte
morning salutations, Shirley said, "Ha
not Ellery been here?'
eyes" she replied, che and my sister
are out visiting"
Shirley moved his chair closer to tn,
low ottoman. Excuse me" he said, eff
ask you one question, and do not, I beg
deem me impertinent: | entreat you tC
answer me frankly, for | assure you my
whole earthly, happiness depends on thy
answer. Are you really engaged to Ell
lery ?"
"Who l, Mr., Shirley? You must be
dreaming" said Juliotte, and she opened
her large dark eyes still larger in her sur.
prise her face and neck colorng deeply as
she met his glance
"There is some mistake in this, mutter-
ed Shirley. ole told me this morning
that he was engaged to you, and bid me
ask you to convince myself.
"Why, the man must be crazed, surely.
Yet | wonder still more at you in blieveing
him. You to whom" and again the
face was bent over Annie's ringets to hide
the tears swelling up in those eyes, whilst
the child sat demurely listening, as if
bound to recollect each and every word.
IL did not--I do not believe him" said
Shirley "t5ough he told me that he was
engaged to Miss Martin
A merry laugh rose to her lips as she
quickly raised her face, still crimsonod
with bushes, "Oh, yes, l see it all now, "
said she. "He is really engaged to Miss
Martin. But who on earth do you take
me for ?"
"For Miss Martin, of course-Miss Juli-
cite was his amazed reply.
81 am Mrs. Martin, and the mother of
this little girl, " she replied and she stoop-
ed to kiss Annie, for she was sadly afraid
the laugh would again break forth, such a
bewldered face met her view
1t would be impossible to delineate the
different emotions that chased one another
through Shirley's mind, as he thus sat
gazing upon the graceful creature, as she
sat in that rich light Pride, shame, a
wee bit of anger, at thus being duped by
Ellery. But high above all, love, the
strong, the enduring, struggle for mastery.
Of course the last conquered and the
little cherub. sitting on her mothers knee,
listened to declaration as the heart
prompted.
|, What she replied leave to the readers
Imagination but when Jennie and Ellery
entered from their visit they found them
sitting tete-a-tete and smiling. All was
explained, Jennie and her afianced, mag
unanimously taking the blame, while Shir-
ley, in his happiness, readily pardoned the
plotters who had been the means of giving
him such store of present felicity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-30
LUDIMAGISTER.

The Louisville Courier makes the following re-
marks relative to the position of the democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio on the slavery
question
We regret that Judge Ranney has thus placed
himself in attitude Of hostility to the constitution
al rights OF the South. Avictory achieved on such
a platform cannot bea Democratic but will be a
mere sqnatter sovereignty victory and If this is the
dogma on which Judge Ranney intends making the
race against his Black Republican competitor all
we cansay is,
Slight dog, fight bear,
There's no dog Of ours there
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-09-30

A Niger SToRY.-Two darkics had
bought mess of pork in partnership but
Sam having no place TO put his portion in
consented to intrust the whole TO Julius,
keeping. The next morning they met
when Sam says:
"Good morning, Julius, anything hap
pen strange or mysterious down in your
vicinity lstely?"
"Haas, Sam, most strange thing hap
pen at my house Yesterday night. All mys-
tery--all mystery to me-
"Ah, Julius, what was dat p
"Well, Sam, l tole you now. Dis morn
in | went into dc celler for to get a piece
of hog for dis darkcys breakfast, and /
put my hand down in de brine an felt all
round, but no pork dere all gone, Couldn t
tell what bewent with it 80 | turned up de
bar'l, an Sam, true as preachin, de rat had
eat hole elar froo do bottom Of bar'l and
dragged de pork all out2"
Sam was petri6ed with astonishment but
presently said;
"Why didn't dc brine run out OBJ dc same
hole2"
"Ah, Sam, dat's de mystery dat de mys
terry"
1t is wanton waste Of raw material L