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sale.


DY virtue 20 ,,,,,,ar.b,. ;, ,, -, -
county, Tennessee, at he Nay fern, ls59 viii ex-
pose puOc sale, ~ the highe bidder for cash.
at tie Court house Yard gate IN the CITY Of Nashville
SATURDAY the l0tn day September, 1859, all tbs
right, lite, aiu, Interest, and estate which h. y.
kagslaie, Trustee, 6r., then had, or may have
since acquired Ia sna 20 the i0l oNlng described
tract or pcce VI land taaied aud lying the Nine.
tesntb usstrct Dsssdssn coouty, Lsusessee, begin
ming 5 Oae ia Gal'atn Pike, The same boins Ihe
easi coracr og tbo Walker lr<t roaming thonca
nortn - west es poles 70 sake pslss soaIh og =
ftoae south esstcorner of Mira zee lAud thence
noTth bs& sest 70 etons, tae same being ths east
cofner VI Gray 3 iAod, tbc1ce south % poles 20 Z
STAKE the nosta-wcst coruer of tie WAlker uact,
u eat ls0 poles - TIE beglnning corner, con-
tainIng by estimation los ucres and - polos- For
otEer caiars reference made Reglstfasion ol
Deed, llArles X. mtakton q g. y. Rsgsiaie, Tres
Tee, Register on1ce of ga "a c5uity leo.
ucszec, la Eonk No. ~ z9d page 40, boing los ed
90 a. tAr profsfty of d d. A.lssials, frasloe kc
a. EatSiy gaig.avnt rcadere1 IA Lror chE<ses X.
Wiastoa against y. Y. kAgsiaie, ffastee, Sc.
JAMES n. niN1ON, sheriff.
aagli-t1 BY n =. DaAkE, u. =
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We havepu up and sold thi'
years, and can SAY, ~ Cor
10, what ue have never be-
any otiIer mediciae-NEF ER
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To Ri
timely ussdi Never dad = We
OF dissatisfaction by any on,
shs contrary, all are &c - ligl
tons, and speak 10 terms =. Of
ton of its magical effects al,
We speak IN this matter s.x
after tn years experi en-,
KgPCrAuoS FoR THS FUuIL Nz
pscL4Rk. In almost every ins
fant Is suffering from pain - an,
will be found la fifteen or twl
the syrup Is admins = ter
Fhis valuable pregAFa Iiol
Of onr Cf the M1ST EX - IN
FuL NURS e In Ne~ Eng - lar
used with SkYER FAIL - IN
ThUUSANnS x or
Not only relieves lne Child fro
SrAtss the stomach and - bO
Ity and gives time and en- er.
ten. IL VIII 4ltnVet Ia sfl
GRIPPING N THE a. 10
WIND * CU
and overcome consalssons = NJ
remefied. cad Ia death ".
and sUkesr RsxHDx INEnE - wn
DSSE sTERY AND DlAR - Ri
whether it arises from n tass
ether caas~. We woasd ~ sal
Who has a child suffering - fro
inx comE,4ssss-tsP N0l - IL
ck-S. sUa fHE PikkJC - IN
stzna eetweea yoar ssffsr I'M
that ali Dc earv-y - AZ
10 folioS the use of this ma
used. n
Full directions for using - ~
neitar. None genaine N - l..
cukffS \ tsk-RklAS, New "
sl=ie wrapper.
sSli By druggists through ou
friscifai otlcs No. IL, q
Iaas7akwiy Price - es
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RELIEF ANp HEALTH TO YOUR IsFANrs.

this article for over ten
CoNyIDKNfs ---D rRUTH OF
ben able IL say OF
ER HAS 1T FAILED IN
t.FFBCg A CURE, when
We kno9 an Instance
Que Who used Il, on
lighted with It's opera :
Of highest commenda-
And mo Heal virtues.
"wAAT We DO KNOW |"
ence, AND PLEDGE orr
NkSr ~ WAT w aERA
instance ,zhcre the in-
aad exhaustion relie
twenty minntes AFTER
tered.
ton Is the prescripfior
PE9ikNCED and Skill
land, and has beea
INss sCcrEss N
or CASES.
from pain, bat lnyig
bowels. Csrrccfs aci.sl-
ergy "a tlie whole sys
stxutly reliexe
BOWELS, AND
CDfIC.
winch u not sDeedlly
We bsliere u the hes
wostD, IA all cases O
RiilEA IN CHILDREN
ts'~tAing- or from aay
say - evcrySmolhei
from any of the forega
LIZ TouK PRElUDi
itlCe OF q HERS
ing child Aaa tae reliei
AasoLersLY sCRr-
ine4ci8e. Il nAely
viii accompany each
lrss The lsc -siiaIis OF
YORK, = "a ne cal
out the world.
Cedar q. >eH YORK
ceaEs neg laatlia
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Land for sale.

WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
dred acrss, handsomely improved, situated els
miles North OF Nashville ine iistciy the Louis
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm of William D. Philips. ! refer persoIs wishing
Ia the farm 20 Mr. ~. u. Phillips. Tins farm has
two never falling springs OF n1e water ana b one of
the hciest Iacrs an tle States be purchased ON
good terms al private sale between THIS and the rst
% October next af which time " viii be offered BY
me at publc sale CAROLINE A. REfI
lune.o-td
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COleman's London Mustard.

rT1HE ttention of Dealer Consumers is partic-
ulary called to the superior quality and low pric-
of the above Mustard manufactured by Messrs. j.
Colman London now the most extensive Factors
OF Mustard in Great Britain.
Four different quaIitiesare manufactured, which are
packed in Kegs Canisers, Tin Foil and Bottles, and
each package is warranted full weight The A. 6, and
10 b Tin Cansters peculiarly adapted TO the South
they enectually exclude dampness and air, thus
rr. serving the flavor in AL is strength
Imported and for sale, at wholesale in New York,
by GARDNER q. YVElIN ,2l7 Fulton street;
J. HORSEYS SON. s4 Maiden Lane;
H. Is. BLOSSOM, l3S Frontstreet
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S.erln,s Sale.


DY virtue % ~ "a g. direote a, ana delivered
ID ffoaa The Hoeoraoie CFcait Court % DaE,asoa
coasty, iezBessee, Al ~ Ny fern, ls30, Nll
pose - saolsc s4s - ths hE h.st dad ler fr c4sh
al tie lssar hssse ARD gai9, ~ Cty sf NashF de
saturday, tse f0.h d4y OF - 80 nber, lss9 he
right, Ntls, clam, ntsrest, zaa csiaie, ~hsca n r
Corou tasn a-d, % may have sineo scgalrsd Aad
- tbo oti0sing descriBed tract pseUe q tNad
DtS1isea uOsniy, Ieaaesses, eesinniag = sake ID
eeatrs al ths NoisusElle 1asapikc ruaa, Iheaos
ssstA - east atsag tne eenire - esd r4d os poles
. stake ~ ths eeair0 - EAi rad ana ths lns
Detseen kscch Elisiey an4 SostN.a, tn-ncs soath
- lo eszt isng asioy's iins. - 10 Irsies
~ a El.ks ths Inns betscsn saie Gssd ~in Ead a.
fct~ays deceksed. tbsuce norIh - ucst aioas azil
fets-y's n4e, loo o>-lee puies % = siAke ID the
es,re q Mi Creek fziiey tarapiks faaa thence
nertA 81 uas9 9loaf Sac ecalFe of aaid rod
- oioo poles tss ssAks ins esairE q sALa rad
ncuce soath - ezsz IL % 100 poies % = slake
thraes - - ssloe psles - slse bsgianag, coots
80 II 1cr-s - poics, f1e ab hclpk ihe sszas
ace4ea ~ ssi4 C-ToItk - u. A. soe1Nla, lAh ~
h.rca, iseIa sheA Fcg saervd a Ees1sier o.las
of tAatid6sn csantY, fenaessre Ia q % No ~ briae
lsyiea A. tss pfoPsrts q - 2. cosoist. sAtsEy
a tadEmeut runaered s. favor 81 , acub nstsaso \
ss-se.s y r. 60 oiis . faraseF, les csrblii sad
JAMES n HINTON, sh-riE
eAst--a - q a btAkE. n I
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SbsriG's Sales.
Sl,erin,s Sale.


DY virtue of ~ "a TO me directed and delivered
ID from the honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
eonuty, Tennessee, at It's May Term, 1853, will eX
pose o. public sale u the highest bidder 70 cash at
the Courthouse Yard gate, la the City of Nashville
saturday, tine 10Th day OF september, 1859 all the
right, title, cian interest and estate, winch John B
Newell aud McNairy Newell, trustee for his vie L. b.
Ne~eli, then had may nave since acquired m aud
10 the following described piece or parcel OF
land, commencing at a poplar tree, thence runBing
easi los poles with Thomas kng's line stake white
oak and poplar pts, thence north - y 81 3-5
20 honey locust, thence North x east 5 8 TO
stake, theaCe norh - vest ~ fuquA's corner and
thence gl poles north - west 10 a being the
south-wes corner OF Fuqua's tack, thence norm y
west 81 3-5 70 his nOrGh-west corner Of FuquA'
land, thence north s9k west to a walnut, tneace
south 50 st 53 : - roek, thence south east
81 5 o. the beginning Also Anulher tTAci eonmenc
ing At fuqua's northwest corner rnnnng north / <
west stone, thence south ssts b5 S-3 Along Sn-
sons uLh line 10 a walnut dO~L, thence south =
east 5s with Nichole's tne 70 rock, thence along
Fa1uA's nne 10 the beginning, 10Th tracts
ng l55 acres les Deed @ tne above Is
registered IN REGISTERS once of Dayiason county
tennessee, ia Book No -, page al beng levied on
as the propeuyOf John b. Newell and McNairy Newell,
Trustee Tor his wife, L. B. Newell % satisfy Jadg
ment rendered IA foyOr OF John TIN against John B.
Newell and McNairy Newell, Trustee fir his wife,
and Nathan Harsh this l0sh q August, lsss.
JAMES HINTON, sheriff
augll-td By Z e. DRAKE. ID :.
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Spring and Summer.
Attentiou. Machinists. sc.

1000 Get of Leather aRd Gum Betting from Ito IL
inches ~ids, also Lace Iszthsr, Copper Bnrrs and
hvets on hand ana Tor sale. sos for cash Nos so
and 50 corner OF College sad broadway.
A. CUTTER.
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n. B. MsFcbAHts, 10 wAni Of auy sl tho above ar
ucles land u o. taer alFzntase o. give call
can amfaodste theIN ~ tar or doEen at iea
prices = sAaF other 4ouse IN the CITY.
mars-f b. r. GUTTER.
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The Devil and Tom Walker.
Harris is Goyeruor

WISH 10 sell mynice place the Nolensyilse PIKE
at tue nrst toll gate, miles from the Court ho.se
confirming 10 acres aud 30 poles uf the very best
land IN the county, with good log house contain
ing three rooms aud porch, sHioke-house cribs,
stables aud other out houses OF the best Strings
and Spring house 70 be found IN the cnity of Nash
vllei the water never lailng the year round. Also
one OF the best young Apple Orchards be found in
VIII sell the above land on a credit OF one two
ana three years, with Interest from date Of sale
VIII take in part pay Negro Boy aud Girl under Ia
years OF age; or, Will take three or four young Ne
groes. and give the above time on the land.
Taose wishing " purchase can call aud exnmine
the land for themselves. As ] am going 10 move
south IN n short time nay brother, Taos W. CHnroN
will be happy 10 show the land % any person that
wishes TO hook at the during my absence
auglS-lm JAMES CifIITON
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MRS. WlNSLOw,
500 HIN SYR UP.
For Children Teething

which greatly facilities the process OF teetLlng, b,
softenng the gums and reducing all infamation; wi
allzy ALL PAIN and spAsmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IL, mothers il will give rest 10 your
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

Itak undersigned ls prsp@Ftng y paf The hzesa~zy
Ms tl<o VzssE4<zo1 = supply 81 ne =
Wheat be oosslnod- ne blkaasE fkef prtce
sd b p-le saE nhs4s sasllyeEs1 - TIE NJ. :
yaee3 - <A& D. D D.cxEY-
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TERMS:
professional Garos.
DIR A. w. MESECK.

TNRoM Prussia, for thirteeen ears IN thse pun
Fury with great success in his practice. His Office
jg on College street, corner of Line, where ne may
be consu he'd personally or by letter.
Every disease. If trusted " hir in time, must van
ish under his sklful and genius treatment FJr af
fectous OF the luz etc. he has peculiar success
ful treatment, exPerimented oa himself
IT
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an Cost aua Vnaer.

A LOT of Issflsss essns'z BsyAs, Misses aud chil-
"A area's Bs as AsD a lks. lliis sss u ssyls .
bnf soof, an all staer kin1s a. raiaoed prsees,
max room for eaf fall stsck- ss
Ea- Call soon slld gel b4fgains
- EEF 49, A r. CUTTER,
tsly2k cor. bsoaa aud csllsss streets.
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What are Good Medicines?

What are Good Medicines?
A LMoSf every family In the country is obliged to
Gepend In great upon popular or pat snt
medicines. More business Is done with them BY drug
gsts every year, than with ali their other articles
together. Ia such important matter, what folly Is
coG mIted, and loss Of life incurred, by using un.
known and dangerous remedies when a reliable ane
authenticated medicine, like the GraefeuOerg Family
remedies, can be obtained in any the United
States
READ THE FOLLOWING:
''ln every instance, as Gar q long and extensive
acqu iintance enables 10 judge, The GraeIenberg
Family Medicnes have done all that Is claimed Tor
ITEM" (The Fegefdble Fiiis, CleriRe CdhOiio0a and
Green A)HntGtn C1RtReT1, loork Btirdciss.)
y Z a. Fox, Pastor Pres ChlEch, SpeBccr NY
WA. 7. lDg, Practising Ph ian Bcay crdam, NY.
g. w. Bushnell, NJ. D., Hartford, 0hio.
JAMES HIIsoS, West Bedford ,Ohlo
AfEx. MACKENZIE, Agent,
aug3 Nashviile
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
E. r. Glascock & Co.
s,oSs DO house do on sssI Ssfss hIl; s,..os.s
lots Market street College Hill;
30 on tbe Lebansn pake; = srsra.
lots In HardiBs Addi.Aon;
IS acres 90 indi-n creek; (coaniy0
IL lot on Carroll street. HIT
ls6 seres Br0wR's creek; -a.-s = y.
1000 DO rl.A ss,d Saw nli on M.rrVr Bspsf
b use ana los 90 North Cherry ssrsst; 80
40 DO seaansr slrsss; 80
10 lois 90 Aursreeseoro pike, ~ ml0s out:
sK acres cornsr of Jsas'rson strsst, vel Innrox
iee feet on h.reia's piks, improvedi
- srrss on BTaaa ssssss. szsnasd. sell Improved:
! ans resiieaee on Nort. coilegs street, No. lla;
do 90 he6aVock strest, wazl ss.sk vilis;
40 acres % PARADISE Hil ~ ulez out,
Iots corasr " Coauss nud flsIsausbrsns streets;
j 40 10, ~ 5ct~-ss sroAe aad l,ssnurabr-as.
houses and lsif On buin1inosAns street., West
sIs. isss os salalssr. sss~ssn canrsh ana Union;
e s.sss 80 sslss Ss.ssa pNs, ~ n'iisssos;
Ihrssssssy erisk saslas-s hpass al oslss..s 81;
eo@1li.. sss.as.es o.. NE eorDer of Samnsr4nd
! hssss ana I'D Ssrsh College ~, Ho. Ioa:
- Aercs GA MI Creek I niles oat:
40 10 Vases Cresk. s nalles but. fas
20 Noed l4Dd. Adiot.iug he ahore.
80 90 adpaning Azpls wooi on he West;
ieo fset ga loli1gv slreet, exlan.eA.
100 % 30 acres North % the City ssS niles ons;
las 40 do 40 u nilss oul.
Il i0ts rDiles frou ciiy q Ns,nphis;
tartons lots IA wcst N4shvliIc
fhAt exuaordssary rnasr IoEsf sn pszk Rivers
kaeWa a. the "a Stsae forts
Several iots 90 kWnx > aliditioa,
lef1 ares tsalalln l.ke, : all1s oni
10 hlddie frallklin pike, 40 ard4 beyo1d
The lrsf tQli 1alt
hen.n sld lut, Nssih aafkrt strrot; -
$50 Acres IN k0oert<n c04ntg, 8eii imrrorc4, -
sl - rniiu 81 s1e n'1skzinsFilis Fuzd;
| l0e fssf en humphFeys -, sonsn SashTrls. No.
p - ana 81
xs1 fss, 81 sun,n.sr, botsnrn Caurch -n1 nrasd;
- feet % 6gs.a o., 4dsoial1g rnrley Ac.ol Col
q isss % ss- Fr.alAn FsEs. :, speusssAef saii-
several iass q il.as' ana Rsssss' .aasse, Eass-
nssds r. 4 =. 81.
/ ! hoa.s ssd ses Sarssg q H2szps sa4 Ealhsr-
lAnd. k-lEenald ese
| I hoasa asa 80 % As1slnose. e>G~eAs c81res
n,~s-sf RP ets~~ = -. +.
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Valuable Lots i'm EdgeneId for
Sale.

nN the Gallatin Turnpike Woodland Russell, Pa
" therland aud Watson streets, welf situated for
Bnhnessand Dwelling houses. lis an1ecccsaary To
speak OF the natterng respects Edgeneld. Every
body ~ aware of them. FFrs hHr
The terms swlllbelavorabletO 10 the purchaser.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
feb2S-u Attorney intact Tor JonS SHkIBY
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Coke.
Inn s.cxscoxx "a l-aa .sa .sf..issx =
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MsOifal.
A BL00DLESS VICTORY -!
100000 Boxes Sold of
NxONEnEND'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

FINHiS enormous quantigy Of this Invaluable Rene
dy has been urclitsei By uiiiE ms oT the Unitsd
States curing the shUrt time Il has bec1 before the
public The ,n for his extraordinary snecass Is
simply In the actual truth value the article.
No one buys tie MAGNETIC PLASTER without be
coming its friend. II performs All taat is promised,
and carries with t its own recommendation. Truly
ths tsA vletory-peacetul and 0oo,ies but We be-
hove not less glorious than iEe trun s OF wIth
It's train Of carnage aud desoiati0u.
The MAGNETIC Plaster Is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengtaener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
ence has yet discovered II yoa pat thls Plaster any
where, rain Is there the Platter viii stick there
unultae Pam has vanished fne Plaster magnetizes
the Pain away, aud
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Blacksmilh Coal.

TUE ErSA COAL for Black -smighlng has no supe-
Il rtor. u earns eatlFeiy tree frein Cludcr, caa.
t<ioa ir4s Ssisl1sr, noFo tDtanss hr4t sad
issts ta1ssr than any ether ea. IN the markell fsr
sale D. t Il = AGS EW
Darzs-u back sfths \. c r r. nspss
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Crutcher Lands. s.dgcncld

DURsUANT 20 decrees OF the Chancery Court az
Nashville, In the case Of CKuTcHEIs VS. CKu rcH EE
the undersigned will sell at pubic sale the premi.
ses, on a-
Thursday. the 5th day OF Sept. $50,
that valuable property known the Crutcher Tract
Of Lana lying across the river from the CITY, adjon-
ing Edgcfed ON the North, aud containing upwards
NJ 20 acres,
The property has been tastefuly laid on into largo
ots-and plan of the division. with tl particulars
&c. will be published Ia hand b s IA a fcW days and
" these advertisements the attention OF buyers il mar
ucalarly solicited. J. Il, GI.EAVtS, c. & NJ,
aug9-t1. A. v :. II~nsIKr AGENT
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nv M. NJ. NUNxEY

(LAIE eE KNOXVILLE, TENN }
RTyENDFRS hts nrof .ssonaI services the citizens
OF e,asbville ssad vicinity He bas been actively
engaged IN the Practice Of his Profession ID all ts
branches for r,e last sixteen years, aud hopes oy
strict ate on TO able TO render satisfaction 10 ali
who nay favor him with call - -,
Once No a2 x OEerrv street, Capt. Stockell's
new residence Residence Pearl street, south Nash
Iii. apT2j-du
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a. q. IIOREIaEAD. N. D.,

ia1eH0r dSd PTopretOr 10 Walker sireof !Ss,o ieyi
holiEHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD Bi
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EgERYWAkRE.
JuIs2s-ioodAweowlytn
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City Property for Sale.
Il IiAr very desirable property the corner OF
Il Cedar and Cherry street, known as tie old Union
Buildings.
Also.
The property Ncaupiea By NJ. Joxxs as a BOARDING
july2o E. r. GLAsCocS A CO, Agents.
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Pain canRot exist where this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, lamcness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
bilIty, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds, Pains aud Aches OF every KIND down ever
20 Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with
tile pltieace, PESdANENtLY CURED, by the mag.
cal inducnce of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL l. the
eds Its aplIcaiieu u uuve sSai--eiuai
ly the strung the dehcatc ~ofnati, and
feeble infant. 10 each aud all Il Viii prove tialu
and a lessag. Its use Is agreeable, ana without
noyance trouble. It's price Is Within reach ol all
rich poor; all may have AZ, ana al should have
who SICK, suffering ia any way.
FARMERS aud Ian r.itS should always be sup
Piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IT will oc ths
Good Ply in any hoasehOld, ready Al all times
and at instant nutice.
Put up 10 airtght tin boxes. Etch box will maxi
six TO eight plasters and any eha can spread them
Price - cents box, With fui and plain directions
D. e. MOREAEAD. N. D..
iH1eRoT dNd PToPret0r, 10 Walker sired Nsso loFt
AOIlEBEAflss NAG<Er1c NJ srFR IL sOI N RX
, 1859-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The lRREPREssIBLE ExODUs.-0ne hundred
and forty negroes, in charge Of Birch & Keary,
were shipped from this port yesterday, on the
Southern bound steamer Cora anderson. An
other small lot from twenty to thirty were also
shipped on the A. B. Chambers. All these ne
grocs were purchased in Missouri.
The frequency of these shipments is beginning
to excite much attention and remark among our
citizens. Scarcely day passes but gangs Of these
unfortunate creatures are seen trailing in couples
with drivers in front and in the rear down the
principal streets leading to the river. Missouri
undoubtedly is being rapidly depleted Of her
young and vigorous slaves. At present prices,
they are entirely too valuable to hold, in this for
them, unhealthy climate, and in such precari-
Gus proximity to the Free States. The old and
inCerm remain to die, or watch the slow but ir-
repessable exodus Of thier children, and the grad
uaI fading away Of the system Of slavery. The
above is taken from the Missouri Democrat Oct
Goth.
FREE NEGROES on RAnRoADs.-0ne Of the re-
suits Of the Brown Eoray at the South may be
observed in the increased restrictions upon free
colOrcd people. A bill has been introduced in
the Tennessee legislature 10 prevent free negroes
travelling on the railroads in that State, which
passed at the first reading. The bill provides
that the President who shall permit free negro
to travel on any road within the jurisdiction Of
the State under his supervision shall pay fine
of $3.50; provided such free negro is not under
the control and care Of free white citizen Of
Tennessee, who vouches for the character Of said
free negro in penal bond Of $1,000.
A single Government Arsenal Of Great Britain
covers 26O acres Of land, and is divided into the
gun, carriage, and labratory departments, en-
ploying at times $4,000 men. During the late
war, 10, 400 shells were made and passed out Of
the labratory. A large building is now being
erected with machinery and other conveniences
expressly for the manufacturing Of the Arm.
strong gun.
Paul Morphy has lcit New York, on his way
to New Orleans, where he proposes to practice
law.
Professor Love, Of New York, began the pro-
cess Of Initiating his enormous balloon in that
city on the 25th nlt, and il is calculated that he
will start on his trip to Europe in it, on the 9Th
Of November
The State Normal School building, with two
libraries at Upsantic, Michigan, was burned on
the 2sth ult., loss $25, 1000; insured for $4,000
A slave trade barbecue was held ut Mount
Pleasant, S c., on the 26th ult, the whole crowd
numbering one hundred and scventy.five per-
sons.