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THE THEATRE-For the first four nights Of
ELswoRTHY four of the plays of SHAx-
sPEARE, which were rendered by those i'm
presentations of histrionic geniusas they have
rarely been rendered on the Nashville boards,
or will be again in many long day. The
more we see Of Mr.. ANDERSON, the more
thoroughly are we convinced that he stands
almost without rival upon the American
stage. He possesses in an eminent degree all
the elements of great acter--these ne had
to begin with land by constant and careful
study in one of the best dramatic schools of
the world, as the able theatrical critic of the
Union justly observes. he has become the alb
solute master of every mystery and difficulty
of his art, and he treads the stage with the
lordly mein and majesty of one who is con-
scious of his power.
What more could we ask in the way Of
dramatic entertainment than is offered us by
the unapproachable ANDERSON, and the
queenly and gifted Miss ELswoRTHrs The
admirers of the drama here. by their absense
from the theatre at this time, are losing the
pleasure of witnessing some of the most per-
feet acting that is to be seen in any city of
the Union. ta
Last night, the occasion of Mr.. ANDERSON s
benefit, we had the fine old domedy of The
Wondrr, in which Mr.. ANDERSON appeared as
Don Felix" and Mrs. CRISP as ''Donna
Violante," Miss ELswoRTHY being indisposed,
and did not appear. For that reason, Betsy
Baker was substituted for Marfmony. There
was fair house in attendance.
The bill for tonight is The Robbers and
Perfection. There is noting to hinder the
people from turning out these clear moon
| light nights. The theatre is well warmed
up, and is very comfortable.
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es-To avoid shocking the sensitive nerv

s-To avoid shocking the sensitive nerves
of their readers, the Abolition newspapers
should have announced the death of the late
Capt JOHN BROWN thus We learn from a
Geographic dispatch from Charlestown, Va.
that gentleman named J. o. BRowN, an
officer of high rank in the late Provisional
army, met his death under very shocking
and rather peculiar circumstances near that
place a few days since. 1t seems that at the
request of the sheriff of the county he as
ccnded u sor. of scaffoding, which gave way
beneath him, and his neck having become
eutangled in rope attached to part Of the
platform, he was choked to death before tie
spectators, of whom there were several not
far off, got 10 him.
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DR. KINGS DHsPENsARx
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

u4rSAMkz> DR. kISG formerly OF New York for
AkAA&S the last four years OF Louisville Ken.
taeky Nho devoted attention the treat
meBt OF private diseases for over 80 years nattzrs
himself, having attended IL prastiec for many
years, ana esred SO aAny thousands Is eaAbl-d
cure all diseases Of private nature matter how
bad tasy may befsou fnJrdicions nisdca itreatment
or from uegect Of their own. Dr. Kings DispeEs4ry
Is No - esieriCk street, 6etwceb Cherry Hnd the
s9aAre seoand story where he cares Of
private nAtare. a1-
sosoAEakA Jared ~sbeuta auseoasnsd,eznsoria-
Ierference with business.
SFxcTckxz Of old or rsceat4Ate ,eectaAly caredg 4
\ eex days, By an operztson witch causes 40 pain.
whsre structure exists health eaRRot be sajeyeI-
Perhaps disease more mizc hief And uadsr-
al4a.s the constitution SO much.
sTraIIIs with all the diseases Of the akin groxine
oat Of aegsect Or cad treatnent be sEseissiis
cared IN = fe~ days
sE4fxAt rsttsnt IA ving hees
given this disease and ali he Consequences gross
Tag oat OF a, brought a many eases By the de.
1cfve A4bsts Of tnrcrstacrsre fnrtAs and excss
slse II he ps<sAstss, eeeloei u fr Ei
eaaeFiues stlsei0n .rsasis s the sabfcct u s
lot enssEesSoF secsty and causing
Femaiss sho may esfabsrlsx ~zsh any a.faenlss ;.
sfe Won , may Eeslassarea ef Immediate relief
Ferssnx esl1Ens abroad. Ay writing and STATING
thslr sth Afse eaeiessd .dire1s "a King
Ss- 3 Deaaersck street.. Nashville, Fena vail have
Abe Ae~sszaFy 20 tssF address 3ifh ne-
sssssry- arr s<tiaas Strict secrecy observed. ors
Asarsff IA ssciocksn ssmsrntr entil TIA eve
mzxzo-snts~s9
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- Never stake thy silken ours at US /:
Thu I'st not snY we ID it.n

The local Ne,cs is apprehensive that the
supply of ale will give out, which, TO him. be-
lieving as he does, with the old English poet,
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THE EASTMAN FUND.-We are glad to learn
f on the Lnitn and american that the Fund for
purchasing home for the family OF the late
Maj. E. G. EASTMAN is accommodating rapidly,
the sum of So 900 having already been sub
scrbed by his frsends in Davidson county.
to the cause Of the Democratic party in Ten
nessee, and they ought to run tue Fund up to
at least $50 GOD, and we hope to see it done.
Gratitude for past services rarely takes this
shape, and when il does, il ought to manifest
itself most literally. ..
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CAN Dl ID AT Els.
For Attorney General.

nsr We Authorized 10 ammo nee WV. g. BeIEx
of Davidson cOunty, candidate Tor Attorney Gspe-
raj for the Ninth Judicial CiroGi- Inppsed OF the
countiesot Williamson, DAVIDSON aud sumner, At the
next election. H. 90 .
ss- We are authorized To announce r. W. Hay.
WOOD, at davidson county, candidate for Attorney
General Tor the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson, Williamson aad sumner
octi9-tc
ESQ, sumner county, candidate for Attorney
General Ia the Ninth judicial District, composed OF
Election Nay B-xI I'll ~ ~ y ooti4-Ge
az We requested To announce :. L. FINLkY az
candidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth judi
clal Circuit Election Nay 1850.
oct tl-te rra NE
ar We are authorized announce JAMES r.
RA!Ns Esl., Candidate for the once OF Attorney
general OF the Ninth Jalicial Circuit, composed OF
the counties OF D.yidsoa, SUMNER aGd W Ia tnson
1.sc tion next Nay. OotJ-Ie
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IaNy--5th Circuit.

Kirkman & Ellis d. Snodgrass-opinion by
Wright, Judge; affirming decree.
lessee Franks Nancy Buram-opinion by
wr ght, Judge; affirming Judgment -
John Boes VS.. John Smith et als-opiuion by Nc
Kidney, Judge; reversing Judgment and demanding
cause sz a
T. clrrick ct ais VS. T. H. Faneher ct as-opnion by
Mckinney, Judge; affirming decree and remanding
cause for account.
sims, Guardian &c. VS.. 9hos. Eastland-opinion
by Caruthers, Judge; reversing judgment and re-
handing cause.
r. 5. Holins Co VS.. II. u. Johnson-opinion by
Ciruthcrs, Judge; reversing Judgment and Judgment
rendered here.
c. Tal,fcro vs.. W. II. Montgomery ct als-opinion
by Caruthers, Judge; affirming decree.
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CountYrrustee.

ez- weaFe authorised % aanosnce JoHs W. MAR-
a candidate Tor Caasts Tfastae ~ he ensasng
March election. oetll-la
Es-We are authorised 10 announce HAkiiIN p
Boslfck candidate Toe Che once VI cooaty Tfastee
Of ia sisoa eoaaty a. tas ensuing Aarca slsestoa
octS-td.
~ We are authorized 10 announce HENRY L
JUsIftE a. cas- dt1AIs Tor Coaats frsslss, "a tEs
ensuing March sleetiea, sepiots
ss-ae are .atloftzud . 40 aoance TffOs. T. sAU's-
DISs as candidate for the oalee al co2Rsy Trustee
Of DAyidsoa couaty al The election 20 be held In
March, isoo. - -. - sfF2p-td
aS- We are sauthorizsdte saeoanss SAMUEL r
March election. = s.ssx q aprie-sd
az Ne are authorised 20 announce IsiiAk
CLARKE ssa9.iats COZ trustee II pzsidses spes
~, - ths asxf AsFea s.essaoa. sagzQ-ts
So
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arrival of the Anglo Saxon.

PORTLAND Dec. 8.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon has arrived. Her dates are antci-
pated.
The Persia and Ocean Queens mails left
for the south this afternoon.
The French papers are required to advO-
cate NapoleOn's disarmament
The London Post says the proposal is
absurd, and thinks the preliminaries of the
Congress are in IA fair way of settlement.
The ship Epaminoadas, from Shields to
New York, aud the ship, AlhlOne, from
Liverpool TO Galveston, were both aban-
doned at sea
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-10

TRABRUE & LUCAS auction sale. commence
ing next Tuesday morning. will give retail
merchants grand opportunity TO red,ui.
their stocks, as we learn they are now receiv-
ing large amount of new seasonable Staple
and Fancy Dry-Goods, Ready -made Clothing,
Shoes aud Boots, Carpeting, &c. &c. Go to
the sale
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STOCKHOLDERS SPRING STREET BRIDGE
CoMPANY.-The Stockholders of the Spring
Street Bridge Company will bear in mind
that they are called upon to meet on Satur-
day next, the 10th inst, at the Office of A. V.
S. LINDSEY, Esq. for the purpose of electing
seven Directors.
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GUNsl GUNs!! Guns I!!--25O guns, rang
ng ia prices from S. to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle aud sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges, &c., all of which we offer at less than
market value to cash or prompt paying Gus
toners. - - MCCALL & Co.,
tKirkman & Ellis's old stand.) 81
No. 81, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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CriminaI Coars CIeris.

HS- We are authorized To announce X. IL. CAMP
Bkll. CandidAlr tuF Crilanal Court Clerk, shs
ensuing March rieegloa. AaglS--le
zs- We are authorized 20 ANNOUNCE cIiAs T. DIG
CONS Candidate tor Csisaia=I Coart C4erk Al The
next March siect'h 1aiy4-t
as-NeAre authorized To announce JOHN SHANE
ksS., eailislAts soF Fessoc ioa she olace Of
Crinlnal COaFt CicFk At asxt March election myl7ls
III 4. We are authorised 20 ssaoance ar- 4 a
PATTERSON as q Candidate Tor Criminal Ia q Clerk
attlie ensaing March electsoa. msySs ID
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1t is not positively known that this Is "a
effort OF one OF the Senators II Ii Is, the
mantle of Daniel WEBSTER may have des-
cended upon his shoulders, for aaght we
know; bat IL Is quite clear that that Of Noah
WEBSTER missed him considerably when IL
Tell. - Es2z A.
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From Texas.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 9-The steamer Ari-
zona has arrived with SIP, 900 specie, and
Brownsville dates of the 4th
Several skirmishes had taken place, but
nothing important.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. o. The river is rising,
with ii feet water on the falls
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.--The river has fallen
one foot in the last "a hours. The ice is
getting softer, and a speedy resumption Of
navigation is expected.
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HEAVY Rrogans,

sa- Mrs. DURoI's respe fully Annonneesto her old
rienasand esssomers that she Is sui v be fouhd at
IS colless street (oEer MccIeftand's) where, using
the HOWE SEWING MACHINES, she Is prepared 10
do haadsomeF and better work than heretofore.
Dress making aud sL.lehlag Of al Ia IL done ths
best manner. nossb-lm
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MRS wtn.Iew, at

MRS WtnsioS, an experienced aurse ala
male liay siuin, soothing syrup for chiidFSn
saeth.ng, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethis by sefIeniHg the ueing ali anasaa-
tlcn-siiI sAy all pain aud IL sure 10 regulated the
bowels Dessens aaoa Il. a,otAers. a. vi give rest
20 yourselves ana RELIEF aud hezth to year Infants
Perfectly ssse IA ali eases see saFeriiaement "a
another umn. unsldswly
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Cincinnati Market.

CHEFSE-The demand continues good, and quite
large business has been done during he week AT full
prices. The receipts continue large. but tje market
rules firm. The sales during the week add up 900
boxes, at sc for good shipping parcels 91c for
lai &C., lie for T. ID. and lie for ID. r.
9767 boxes received during the week and
G, 400 do exported.
CANDLES AND SoAP-The market is without
change. The demand is fair and pr .ces firm. We
a
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Misfellanfons.

These periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties OF Great Britain-Whig, Tory and
Radicals-but politics forms only feature of
their character. As Organs OF the most profound
writers Science, Literature, Morality and Reli-
gon, they stand they ever I'VE stood, unrival-
led in the world of letters, being considered ndis-
pensible TO the scholar and the professional man J.,
while the intelligent reader of every class they
furnish correct and satisfactory record
OF the current literature Of the day throughout the
world that possibly be obtained from any other
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TERMS: anfB
CLUBBING.

Honey cuTret al he Stdfe ioReTe issued iOiU Be re
cared of mar
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 9--HIatt & Woods retort
house of thrii candle factory was burned.
Loss $50, 900. Insured =
NEW YORK, Dec 9.-Bradbury's piano
manuf.ctory has been destroyed by fire.
Loss SIPS 900.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ra.av,r,. and x.r,n-wes.era m. N.

A PUBLIC aErfiNssolthe GRADE ATIoS. BaIr6.
N GGSG aud T1kcSsL.fSG Of about - miles % the
wesuFp Divisloa OF the Nashville aHd North
kAiiFasa, eAIsaalng from Hear nfssaea 20 hnstlhg
don, ~ii be held a. prssdsa. Tennessee, 90 THURS
DAN, sth 81 DECEMBER hext.
afrsa2s, Plans, sseeineatioHa. ke., stt be ready
ana epea al the Eagiaesf's Onies, 80 H.rknsh, Ny.
from November sstb - December ID snd ~ uTes.
sea fFsm Dsosaeeaf ith 70 December sth.
sealed Proposals for the serk ~ eeetions e aboal
snie each. ~tll be received uatl Dresmoer 81
Al tilekmAn IL, sad aati ths asarains u pesnbeE
sac. at prssase, fsas. Terms mesliy cash.
V.k. hfEy kNs0S,
fresdeas.
9 "A "a tHEIikER.
aoVftd sMaA sEa1lnssF Nesiern Dsrzoo.
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NEW York, Dec. 9.--Cotiou firm; sales to-day 2 500
bales. Flour firm; sales $50 bbls. Corn firm;
sales 5000 bushels; new white 5000; yellow s5a SO.
NV 0RIEASs Dec. 9--Coiton steady; sales today
ll,5p0 btles; mddhug lOZ3lt. sales OF the week
900 bales against 90 900 bales during the time
last ear exports oil week IS 900 bales; tot n x
ports of the season SIS 500 bales; receipts this
or ahead of last year 1873 900 bales; all Southern
ports $4,000 bales stock at New orleans 3sT ZOO
bales. Sugar frm. Moissses AZ, New York Hay
1850 Mess Pork buoyatt at SIT co. Coffee arm
at na9l24s sales of the week 500 bags, inn
ports 81 the week 10 600 bags stock at New Orleans
81 OOO bags against % 200 bags last year Freight on
Cotton 10 Liverpool nine sixteenth; to Hayre y
New York sigbi exchange p discount a. ~ =
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POSTAGE.

In all the principal Cities and Towns these works
will be delivered FREE OF POSrAGE
WheL sent by mail, the Postage 10 any part OF tile
United states Will be but Twenty-four Cents
wear for 80 Blackwood,' aud but Fourteen
Cents a year for each of the Reviews.
y. B--The Price in Great B fitain Of the dve Peri.
1,lir Ia nhn1.a l. Ilara
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A discount of twenty five per cent. from the above
prices will be allowed To CLUBS ordering fouc more
copies OF any more of the above works
Thus: -Four copies of Backwood, or of one Review,
will be sent to one address for So four copies of the
four Reviews and BlackwCod for $50; and so on
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fs- The Legislature of Georgia passed
bill pardoning WIN. A. Choice. convicted of
the murder of Il man named Webb. but the
Governor refused to affix his signature to it.
Louisville Journal. E
The Governor could MT help vetoing the
bill-he had no other Choice. The murderer
having woven his Webb-work of crime, it is
just that he should suffer for il.
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SheriR,s Sale.

DY virtue OF a Fila 70 me drsctei aud delivered
I'D from the HDnorAhle Great Court Of bnytdeon
eoaBty, Tennsssee al its september Term, 1883,
Nil expose 10 public sae, 20 the highest bidder, for
eAsh at The Court house Yard gate, in the CITY OF
Nashville, On SATURDAY, TktE TfH DAf ~ JAM
AkY, 1890, all The right, title, claim Interest, and
estate, which Henry Bv0d then had OF may have
since acquired and 10 tie following described piece
ef parcel OF lHpd. lying and being "a D.vldsoa
County Te8Desses, IN Nashville, a. f0iio~ss II be
ing partof College Lqt STATED "A Tie eorner Of
Broad and spruce streets beginning a. The corner
81 Broad and Sprnce street,. RAINING thence with
Broad street tozAIas the shelby Asaie4i college,
eixltyfsef stake thence Al ght AuEeE eps hun-
dred and sixtynSe FEET % an alley tes &C Al right
angles aaa with said alley eighiy fset ~ sprace
street (Frankin rrrnplke), aad thence AZ rsisi
angles one hundred an sixty i've feyt 10 he begn-
nng Beng the sane property that vas Gee3e1 q
Henry Bleed BY J =. Ford aud pthsrs, SAsFh =
gstered the Registers of1ce % navidson counsy
in sock No - and see ooz b MI al rsfere1ce
- hereby made being lsviod a. ttle property u
Henry Blood 10 salsfy ludEment ecFed N fssos
Il Easeaeld aud Kentucky k4iiroad Company
agsllsl Henry h.oea. this Dccemeer eth, isse
JAMES u. alNION, eberiG,
BY c. E. DN4kE, nspa1y ehcrG. asc7-sd
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DISSECTINC INSTRUMENTS
AND
nfeaical SADDLE Haxx. q

l4rE are fsss a af .assher sapfsy 81 Dlz.
w seeliss zz<1saEnzE1k sAa Me1ie4f ka14se 1aE<
~ nsK asa insFfslss6 - leai - WhrA rss1ect.
fnitg saxas tbs kEteeliea ~ Ae1cet stadea2a and
2 RAINS. BROWN CO.,
est1l-H Sc. - sossA sl4a Ralkle saaAEs.
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GO" A newspaper poet volunteers this adj
vice to the unwedded public at large
I" All you that want to mate,
And t0 marriage do Incline,
If you have slid Ihrough'5S,
Now don't through SO.

Es" modern writer remarks that woman
is always elevated by her love. He did not
think to add that her husband is sometimes
waited by her anger.
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HAY-An advance Of 81 p ton has been establish
ed, and the market closes ii m at sl7Gl7 so 2 ton,
for prime Timothy.
IRON-The market is UNCHANGED in every respect.
IEATHER-fhe market is dull, without quotlble
change. We continue quotations: .ss.....
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Mustang Lininnent.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. 5 lITcH. Hyde Park, VI, writes;-'' That the
'rse was considered worthless" (his ease was
savin } '.but since the free use Of the Mustang
Iniment, i have sold him for one $3.50 cash. Your
/. .niment has been doing wonders up here"
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Meoifat.
MRS. WINsLOw,
RE.IEFASD HEALER TO YOUR ISFAN1s.


this srficiefor eyerten
coxFlpExcEx SDTkrTn Of
been able TO say OF
Err HAS 1T FAILEDIH
AFFECT A CURE, when
We know IA instance
one who used it, on
lighted with its opera
Of highest comuendh-
and medical Virtues.
..wHAT M 70 iksuw,p
ence. AID rLkDSs orn
NEST OF WHAT VIZ axRE
instance where the m
and exhaustion relic
twenty minutes after
tered
tlon is the prescriptiSn
PERlENCED and sklls
land, and bias bees
ING sUccEse IN
|, OF CASkS. %
from pain, brt invig-
bowels, corrccts aeiol-
ergy TO the whole sys-
SANITY relieve
, BOW ELS, AND SKY
COLO. W ~
) which II not speedily
We believe IL the besi
World, in all cases ol
RIGA IN CHIIljREN.
|. teething- or frSm any
!. say 10 every nss.ilse1
; from any OF the foregs,-
> LEI YOUR PREIUni.
, l5lCES OF OTHERS.
ing child and tie relief
ABSOLUTELY SURF
|. medicine. II timely
: will accompany each
: less the fac-simile Of
: York, Is on the out
out the world.
Cedar 81. New York
cents per bottle.
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No. 30 Union street .

Strangers aud others visiting this city, will
find At the Boot and Shoe Store of J. b. 4 A.
v. RUTLAND. choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF syery description, which they
are selling for cash. aud on most liberal
terms. They Invite the public to give them q
call.
Heavy Brogans.
A splendid lot OF negro wear. Also
Trunks, Vaiises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-u
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For sheriff.

NJ We are authorized u announce JOHN X.
EDatiN tsSON as cahdttate Tor sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. oct2ote.
II rive arc authorized % announce JAMES ".
HtSTuN as candidate foT Fe-csetis,aa tie uice VI
Shsria Of Davidson county, at The ensuing March,
election. ses,I.std.
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Appointed.
PhiIadeIphia DemonuratIop

PTTsBURG, Dec. "a sequestrator for the
Pittsburg, Chicago aud Fort Wayne Railway
has been appointed.
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~ - = - - ~ ~ -
We have put upsnd sold
yeas, and CAS- sxy, IL
L., what we have never
any other Fundamentally
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO Il.
timely usedi Never did .
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak an terms =
ton OF its magical effects =
We speak in this mattea a
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In aimostevery
fan; Is suffering from pain z,
will be found In fifteen or =
the syrup is admins 2
This valuable prepara =
OF one OF the MOST EX :
FUL NURSES in New Eng :
used with NEyER-FAIL 2
THOUSANDS :
Not only relieves the child :,
crates the stomach and =
ity and gives tone ana en-
tenn. II Will almost in
GRIPPING IN The ?,
WIND :
aDdoyercomeconvulsions .
Feinedied, end In death :
and svREsT REMEDY IN1HE :
DISE\fERY AND DIAR =
whether II arises from q
other cause. We would :
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ATriYed.

SoUrH BRIDGE. Mass, Dec 9.-Theodore
SedgwIck died to-day.
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hHauciPhta DcnhOhstEdtlODs
PHILADELPHIA, December S.-There was a
large enthusiastic Union meeting against the
anti-slavery fanatics, expressing earnest sym-
patty with Virginia.
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VI arLSeIs.

New YORK, Dec. 9.-Mr. Preston, minister
TO Spain, arrived in the steamer Persia.
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Baggage Checked Through.

Baggage Checked Through.
All Trans connect closely with all Passenger
Trains the OHIO aud Mississippi railroad and wait
indefinitely for o. A. trains when they delay
cd thereby insurng TO passengers reliable connec-
tons at Mitchell to or from ST. Louis or Cincinnati
Gs- Passengers and Baggage taken to aud from
any part of the city and the Cars free OF charge.
Both Through Trains connect closely at Greencas-
tie with the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad,
West for Terre Hautc and 81. ous and East In
dianapols. At Lafayette with the Toledo & Western
Railway. Aud with the Michigan Southern and
all intermediate Stations. Also Michigan City
with The Michigan Central Railroad for Chicago an d
all points West and Also for Beforehand
all points East
s4- General Passenger 0hlce Me- 555 Main street
Louisville, KY, wbcre THROUGH TICKETS and fur
Their information can be obtained. Also, at Ticket
Oflce, Louisville Hotel.
Trans run by Louisville Time.
r E.-RICKER ,Supt.