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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

DALACE GARDEN and HALL.
i THIS Monday EVENING SIP. 1882
GRAND MUSICAL S0tREE ard
MILITARY CONCERT
B.res, Ct the celebrated pianist,
Mr GUSTAV SATTER
On which cccasion svort- prima donna,
Mis- MARIA BRAINERD,
AID the f,llowir great pisuis's, will sppeaf
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
Mr.. DAVIS and
Mr. GUSTAV SArTER-
Mr. Fl. 3 DODwORTH. Musical Director.
Mr. c. W. BEANEs. Aceompsnist
FULL MILITARY BAND
~ DODWoRrHS CORNEr BAND.
THE SOLDIERS GLORY will h. repeated.
TICKETS S CENTS.
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ID r NJ Ms MU s + u NJ -
ID REVIVAL OF THE MORAL DRAMA! DRAMAIiZED
POPLAR STORIES. wboi-srme gr,fcs.ion % Psrenta
Fsmii.. and Children. ROsINA MEADOWS; or, TgNPTA'
non UsvtL,n presented BY ,h~ Superior and V.r.ae
Cor psuy winning much ecls,- MONDAY AFTER
NOON a. s. and EVENING, N y O'Clock together with
tho,e oomparsby ss-fl and -s1 o. ntrepdiy
strength ana .kl the PICTURESQUE ACROBATiSM Of the
ORRlN FAMILY. ROsINA MEADOWS: Harry Mendon,
M O Mcdonald lhis hn s2p-.raree herel ~, Aeed9-
! gssuan Geo Milton L II Es.ritt; Jethro Bsxsr, J. T.
H.upton Ro.ina Mrs j. J. Prior; Ptience Miss Parns.on
Acr. Mics Dinshsn tc Nc. Ths. ..l., hsnticasd rsie
tb- trunk Il anciaD from the MOUNT Of OLIVES
,se FAMILY OF A1ADONDAS the renowned Aqg.da, the
ori-s Happy Family Adn:t.snc- . eeuts Children
uposr ten, Is c@na Parquet Is cens s6dirionA
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NOTICE.
In active pr. p.rstor and viii produced im-daely,
new comedy by Pss Simpson, eel author OF
- Second Love- tc-. entitled
WORLD AND STAGE,
hch will 10 involving the entire strength
Of the GREAT COMEDY CoMrANf
Dc,rs AZ = 70 conn g.
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vss received With applause and the cus,osry CORA
oomrimsln played bet',r Her pat Sy no mes
szce that y,ry effective Mr. George Jordan vhcws as
welcomed, enacted the injured husband Win
much tupresv-ness He bss much improved our
bis southern ard much Of the hard sttudins
pr usuuer. begun bis bsr enits be
in Nor, ..usl unaffected be 10 much more aciffc
tory Mr. H. Daily msde tn moe. oi the visn cf me piece
hioh thankess and uBssiefn character MI Jsn,-s "
Bnrre., SD small part sdrirsbly and played !. wrlt
The PIT With all the costly and appoprae
hat marx the production o plays a. a' aoase
In. ,,.sr furniture ard rich and the plror Ia the
copc been surpassed any hesser in this city
fox tasteful eseg,nce.
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VVELLS's SCIEN T SERIES.
" Retail Prices.
SCIENCE OF COMMON THINGS, illustrated .......s IS
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY S72 cuta (stn l,e", Re M
pRNCiPI rs OF CHEMISTRY. 242 cuta. ...."."... 81 90
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Dcoyery &c. Embodyng the latest researches In physical
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illustrations Tower 7oO And practical applications OF science
be arts of life ard ndofse by hundreds OF eminent
and practical Educat in all part, OF the country ana
the Pre cbcua Of which, 10 the amount OF several large pase
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Public Instruction. and others Asa graduate
If he Lawuce Scientific Schc Of Harvard University as an
Professor that si ution pupil OF Professor
Asasz Practical Che mist ana physicis' his experience
In ,eahps and theoretical and applied science has been
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in the schools Of Gres, Britain .
THE PHILOSOPHY has reached already i.s TWENTIETH
D. and in nesy -FOUR HUNDRED OF the Co
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Liberal terms fer frs, supplies introduced ,
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AL sFRTFs ard THE EDUCATIONAL NEWS No. just H.
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GREAT RICULTURAL L FAIR
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Ia the City Of New. York,
Fmbrscn Exhibition of Horses Neat Cattle sheep Swine,
Psu,ry ard Agricultural Implements. including Steam Flows
and oler steam Machinery for farming purposes,
Under the direction OF the
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
rosethsr with h. Fall Exhibit N # the
EEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,
will Re held at HAMILTON PARk aud the spacious balls OF
the 3dsv RsIc Company the Ns', z and I'D oi sep
specisl Premium of 900 will be awarded for the best
workiog STEAM FLOW. - -
A uew feature q, these Exhibitions will be
A MARKET FAIR,
N bb p may brns S:ok and other articles Of Agricu
tura Produ.e Eatrts be made from the 18th 70
the 2th September.
Circular, and premium lists containing full PARTICULAR can be
az ocs of the Institute Cooper Union Building
c9.ner Of 2rrt and 4.h-sy.
By order Of the Board Of Agriculture. -
Jouy w CHAHBLRs, Secretary.
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TO.DAYs LEDGER
WILL CONTAIN MORE OF
MRS. soUTHwoRTHs STORY
POEM. By Gisce AppIston.
DOWN BY THE SEA SHORE.
SUMNER VACATION. "Fern-i.h"
ABOUT PATIENCE. By Locker.
JBs PLYMOUTH RECORDS
OTHER SKETCHES, STORIES, POEMS
&c, kc., &c &c, L., &C., &c,
&c, &c, &C., kc., &c, he, ke,
&c, &C., &C., &c, kc &c, &c.
ROSS ToUsEY, General AGENT.
TTHE MAMMOTH STEAMSHIP
i GREAT EASTERN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
With the stsstsd London News Of September H. arriving
here about Sept. g, will be pubisbsds
SPLENDID coLoRED PICTURE
THE GREAT EASTERN
On the Ocean under f.l Bal and Steam.
The size Of this Picture IL double that Of any colored
picture yet published by The London News being s. BY 2
inches rather four pssss Of the iustrsed
London News II will be finest coored plate iss led BY
the London News and beyond question the best Picture Of he
great steamship published At any price.
Single copies 50 cents.
the demsnd will be very great and the supply necessarily
limited orders be given at ooce il Will be impossible 20
supply nem. "lLLMEh hooEhs
coner Nassau and Liberty-sts. New.York.
Oeers received by every News Agent and Bookseller In the
United States and Canada
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THE PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET or MC-
sEUM No Sc Bru.c~iy. ooEisins Bls.s sof Cass rom
h-sGs Gs;ins s.h-d TIA, lived
Skulls both ard slia om al lsr--s of ne too-
iccucnr Pirates Robb~rs lrd-r-rs aid Thieves also
r.rcu. P, D,xins o. Ce.esrs;et llivdIa.. living
..d dead 10 always OPT free 20 yi.i,oL kHsiolocs,
Will I'll wfI..sr descriptions e cbsrset.r ry.n DAILY ey
FOWLER AID WELLS
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Public Schools.

The Finh year OF the Public Schools OF this city
will commence on Monday, the SIR 9f September, al
o'esek A. NJ.
Tck-ts for ad mission will be given the following
manuer: To those pupils residing IA e city North OF
Church street, at the Hynes building, OF sum
mer street and watkia's Avenue, on Wednesday, the
3lsl inst, assA A. NJ
To those residing between Church and South Union
streets, the iIame building, % Bread aud
spruce streets, ON rbarsdAs september Let, al S
A. NJ.
To those south Of South Union street, Including
Claiborne the Primitive Baplss Church, on south
Colsege street, near old Market, on Friday Sep
teGlber End, ats An
No ehild be sehisted without Ticket ffom the
superintendent Applicants who have never been
members Of tkess schools must be accompanied by
parent % guardian IA procuring ticket oaali6eA-
tsDs EssessaTy tor Ia tbs schools; .An shii,
dFen iViag Ia the corporate lisnils u the cay
yearsoid and upwards, having contagious disease
and have been vaceinAtsa sntisied ~ The prsl
leses 81 he schools.
TIE r aehsrs are requested "a nsei A the HUNS
baiiaig 90 SATURDAY, september III, AtsP.n.
fes order u tas board u Edseasion.
.as27-alw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

THAT HAT.-Upcn the end of the staff OF
one of the splendid banners of the William
son delegation, borne in the procession on
yesterday, was hat. 1t was a large hat,
tremendous hat-a hat which, if hats grew,
might have been growing since the epoch of
the introduction of hats. The circumference
ofits brim was vast-vast like the good quail
tiles of the noble oppositionists Of William
son, and without end. But what did that
hat mean?-What did it therefor what was
it symbolicaL? There was hardly room to
mistake its purpOrt. The Opposition of
Williamson were compelled to go bare head
ed for some time this year. They were
ready and willing all the time to take hat,
but not until the 4th of August could they
succeed in doing SO. And each one of them
in the procession yesterday, in marching un-
der that hat" wished it distinctly under
stood that he had b 8 HIATT on!
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"a 3 n " m ~ - n
Louisville. XIV.

The Proprietors OF the GAIT HoUsE, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel from the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait ii Duse. as a strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mai
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
within square of the Hotel.
zs- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
En- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. auglS-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

J. BERRIES IINDsLEY MD DID, Chancellor of the
University, an, Professor of Chemistry and Cecil
osy.
Col B. r. JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military Col
lege and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES f. HAMILTON, Am Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
J. H. STEWART, AN. Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature
GEORGE 5. BLACKIE, AN, MD Professor Of Botany
and Natural History.
Rev j. ". HoYTE, AN, NJ D., Professor of Mental
aud Moral Philosophy, aud Biblical Literature
C. X. WINSTON, Md, Surgeon.
Tine FIRST Term of the Academic Year lS59-60 com
mences the 5th of September, 1859
The Second Term commences on the 23rd of Janu-
ar, 1860. Commencement Exercises take place on
the It'll of June, 1860.
rrition Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms Serv lnts'
attendance, and Use OF Arms, SlO5 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee So. Students required To furnish
{ eir rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish, German,
Drawing, Book keeping and Fencing, each, $40 per
Term OF twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient repu-
tation of the University for Scientific aud Classical
Scholarship will be maintained and at The same tin
every facility afforded those who desire to pursue
partial course. Besides the four regular College
Classes, there is also Preparatory Glass. Students
under IA years of age will not be admitted
BY the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
ment is established, and health, physical culture,
good order and Industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues, additional information, apply TO
b. r JOHNSON,
aug23-2td&2tw Supe intend Mt.
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Arrival of the Jason.

NEW YORK, Aug 30.--The steamer Jason
has arrived at st. Johns with Liverpool dates
of the 10th. Cotton sales of the week $4,000
bales, of which spectators took $500 and
exporters 1000 bales. All qualities slightly
declined. FAR aud Middling qualities de-
clined /; Inferior qualities dull. Sales FRI
day 1000 bales. of which SPECTATORS and
exporters took 900 bales; closing quiet. Or
leans Fair s; Middling z. Mobile Fair a;
Middling 6B; Upland Fair ~; Middling
1916.
Manchester advices are uufavolable; quota
tionS are bar, ly maintained.
HAvRE.-New Orleans tres ort:inaire 1I3f
B - TO-, sales of the week 5000 bales. The
IN trket has downward tendency. Bread
stuffs quiet. Provision have declining
tendency. Consols 95k0995s.
Nothing important FROM Zurich.
The King of Prussia has rallied. Louis
Blanc refused to accept the amnesty.
The Paris Moniteur contains the nomina-
ton of Generals Renault, Forey and others
to the Senate.
Eugenie is enciente.
Modena is taking strong ground in favor
| of national liberty.
NJ. Found has accepted the Dictatorship of
| Parma.
The work on the Notifications at Koenigs-
berg has been resumed.
Antoneli has resigned the Presidency of
| Rome but retains the Secretaryship of State.
| ENGLAND.-Political affairs quiet.
Cobdeu's Rochdae constituents have Civ
| en- him grand demonstration.
The Austrian plrnipotentiary announced
| at the Zurich banquet his strong hopes of
amicable arrangements.
The proposition in the Tuscan Assembly to
| Danish forever the houses of Bapsburg and
| Lorraine, was received with great enthusiasm.
There are doubtful rumors from Paris that
| General Canrobert aud Neil have not been
| confirmed.
The Paris Bourse on Friday, was firm.
The King OF Dude has been released.
Five thousand European troops at Calcutta
| accepted their discharge.
LIvERPoOL.-Ric Richardson. Spence d Co.,
say the harvest prospects are favorable.
Flour-Ame' lean 10(1I2-. Corn-yellow
| and mixed IS 6d(95s sd; white 7s(@7s Cd
| Bacon declined LOGS. Lard quiet 81. Coffee
quiet.
LONDON Barring Brothers & Co. quote
breadstutfa steady Sugar dull.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-noon.-Cott dull;
sales to-day estimated al 1000 bales. Cotton
| stock at Havre $4,000 bales.
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the special attention of the public to the adj
vertisement of Messrs. WASHINGTON BARROW
and A. V. S. LINDSEY. Administrators of the
late DR.. SHELBY, by which it will be seen that
they will sell, on Saturday the LIST day of Oc-
fine jacks, mules, &c. belonging to DIR. Shell
BY's estate. Among this stock is the cele-
brated race-horse Socks, with his dam and
three of his half-sisters. There are also many
other bloOded horses and mares, to which
reference is made in the advertisement To
those who wish to purchase fine stock, this
sale will afford rare opportunity.
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II was an occasion oil which they may web
be proud. Nashville has not witnessed such
gathering since the stirring times of 40 and
IA, and will not again until the battle-cry OF
down with Sham Democracy shall rouse
the masses In 1860.
1t is much regretted that Messrs. MAYNARD,
NELSON and BRABsoN could not make it con-
venient to be with us yesterday. 1t was ex-
pected that they would be here and their alb
sence was disappointment to all.
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gp Telegraph.
Foreign per steamer City of WASH

New YORK, Aug. 3-The City of Wash.
isgton has arrived here.
ESGLAND-The Liverpool Albion in an
nouncing Wyke's departure for Central Am
erica says that unless crippled by secret des-
patches bis countrymen will soon see the evil
dence of sound policy, which, respecting the
rights of Central America and arresting the
development of the transit route. will also
maintain English rights in this hitherto ne
elected but important corner of the Queens
dOminions.
Wyke has been made Companion of the
Bath"
The Mayor of Parma has arrived at Paris
He most positively contradIcts through the
columns of the Patrie tue report of Repub-
lican movement in Parma. and adds that or
der has not ceased for moment to prevail
in the town aud Duchy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

New ORLEANS. Aug. 29.-Cotton dull
sdes to-day $500 bales The steamers news
caused less hrmness. New midding l2A.-
sugar dull; advanced t. %. Lard IN Kegs
Is; i'll barrels III.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Cotton dull sales of
900 bales. Coffee firm. log. Molasses SO.
Cotton stock ut Liverpool 657 900 bales, vi
which 5SS, 900 bales are American.
New ORLEANS, Aug 30-Cutton sales to-
day 5000 bales; Middling new l2s. Sales
OF three days 1900 bales. Receipts OF 3
days $500 bales, including 5000 bales of
n,.NV
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

MAN SHoT.-About daybreak yesterday
morning two men, one named STEWART, from
Huntsville, the other JAMES BENNETT, from
Smith county, got into fight on Cedar
which the latter was shot in the breast; Il {
ball entering near the left nipple, and pro-
ducing a dangerous and perhaps fatal
wound. An attempt was Immediately made
by officer CHUHBLY 20 arrest Stewart, but he
succeeded in making his escape.
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son-Ggarbecuaa Pilot mob

The Barbecue to he given at PILOT KNOB in
Sumner, by citizens of that county, in honor
OF the member elect TO Congress from the 5th
District, Hon. ROBERT HArroS, will take
place on THURSDAY, SEPT. lsT. Preparations
are being made for the entertainment of p
vast crowd, made up of people from all por-
tons of the District, aud it is earnestly hoped
that all who have an inclination to go, will
let nothing prevent them. Other distin-
gnishrd speakers, in addition to Mr.. HATToS,
VIII be present
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CrlminaI Coart Cierk.

az We are aatassizsa announce L. II. CAMP.
BElL a. Candidate IOr criaainA Court Clerk, the
easaing March election. aagiS-te
ss- We are authorized 90 aaneuEee cIIAs. + lilo
CONS candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk al The
asA March vleetioa- Jalys-te-
= wvare Authorised 10 aBnoanee JOHN SHANE,
go, candidate for re-ssso iea - the esice u
criminal Court Ciark al the aexi March sioetlon.
uAyi5-te
~ We are authorized 20 A--oones Dr.. Z
PATTERSON a. a candidate for Criminal eosrt clsrk
,tlAs sasang March sIsotien. nlay-s Il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

SALE OF THE BROCKwAY PRoPERTY.-TLe
public should bear in mind that the sale OF
the BRoCKwAY Property in Edgefeld takes
place to-day. This valuable property is
bound to go, and those who are DESTROYS of
investing money in real estate will not soon
have such another chance. Omnibuses have
been provided to take over all who may wish
to attend the sale.
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From Venezuela.

say that Pr, sident Castro, has been impriSon-
ed and compelled TO surrender the Presiden-
cy by the con 3tItuGiouaiist~. Severe lighting
occurred resulting almost altogether
flvoraby to the C1nstitdtlonaiists. The
Utmost alarm prevailed in the country and
there was Il general anticipation of very san
culinary engagements. 1000 armed men at
Caracas have resolved to deliver their
country from the Federalists, or die in the
attemUt
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Great Railroad Celebration
and Barbecue.
TO BE HELD IN NASHVILLE ON TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH.

The citizens of Nashville and vicinity, will
give a Grand Barbecue on the day above
mentioned, in honor of the opening of the
LOUSY lie aud Nashville Railroad, from Nash
Vile to Bowling Green. The citizens of Ken
lucky and Tennessee generally are invited to
attend. The Louisville and Nashville, and
Edgeheld aud Henderson Railroads are free
to all who desire to participate in the festiv-
titles.
Arrangements are in progress TO make thi
the most magnificent affair of the kind ever
COTTON up in the Southwest. II will be an
occasion long TO be remembered.
Addresses will be made by distinguished
citizens OF Kentucky and Tennessee.
City aud Gallatin and Kentucky papers
please copy. ang26-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

1s-There were quite number of editors
from abroad in the city yesterday-among
them. Col. JAS. E. JOHNSON, of the Columbia
Mirror. DIR. HTLDRETH of the Franklin RiUieS0,
r. s. NoRTHCorr, Esq. of the Rutherford Teie-
graph, and Col. j. j. Dew, of the Huntsville
independent. There were doubtless others
whom we did not see.
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e. ~ Council.


ss- We aEe authorize 10 announce n. HARRIS,
as a candidate Tor Councilman from tue First Ward,
at tue ensuing election. Rug2I-te
II y We are authorized To announce THOMAS q.
CRUNk AS a candidate Tor Counc imam OI the FIRST
Ward, the ensuing election. aug23-te
SECOND
M We autl Orized TO announce ]. C. McF Err
Ran candidate for Councilman In the Second
Ward At the ensuing election. aug3O-te
- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM s.
CIIEAlIIAM a candidate for Councilman from the
FiGIh Word, at the ensuing election. aug-9-te
as- We authorized o. aanSuacs JOHN Lii
LYETf as a canillais for Councilman Tor the Fifth
Ward, at the ensuing election aag20-,e
sIxm WARD.
&C. We are authorized To announce Il. S. RiiEA Is
a candidate for Councilman IRON the Ssxth wAra, At
the ensuing election. aas2s-te
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County trustee.

sS-ws authorised - 4anoanes Ttios I. sArS
ATS a. candidate fsr .hs on II ceanty Trustees
tasslsoa coanss .. ne eisessea 20 be hsla Ia
lAEeh, isSa. apseo4i
sz-we are assAarizsd ~ anaoance sAauGi- y I
.akSF candidate gsF csanly trustee a. the
t.Fra eleetsoz. sprie-td
az We authorised % annannee i6aAA
Clarke e&ndiiase fsr frazise of navlassn coaa
u, q the nezi tarch eleessea. aegas-ss
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31
Land for Sale.

Il Will sell my beautiful Farm Containing two hum
dred acr~s, handsomely tnpr0ved, situated Ga
miles North Of Nashville, Immediately ON the Louis
VILE ana Nashville Branch Turnpike, miles from
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad adjoining the
iArm Of William d. Phillips. ! refer persons wishing
10 see the tarm 20 Mr.. ". d. Phillips This farm has
two never failing springs Of no water and ia one Of
The healthesi places In the State: b. purchased on
good terms al private sale between this and the rst
oil October next, at which time it will be cnered by
me AZ public sale. CAROLINE J. BIcI 4
iune2O-td
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Overland Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 3O.-The Overland Mail
Of the Slh has arrived. Greely has gone on "a
visit to Fremont. A duel between Broderick
and Gwin is expected Immediately after the
election. The Fort Smith Times says the
Camanches made two attacks on the Wachi-
a. Caddo and Delaware Indians, while en-.
TO lie home under the Indian Agent, Blair.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

Eg- We received yesterday through the
POstOffice call for an Opposition meeting
signed CITIZENS" If the author desired its
publication, he should have accompanied it
with his name
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-31

So We authorized 10 announce JOHN Nc
cI-ARIN, og Smith county, candidate for Prinei
pal Clerk Of the state senate ensuing slectiOa.
aug2@-Id