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NICHOLSON 3 HUmPmREY,
rock BIDaE
ALUM SPRINGS.
VfrEinia.

Wig tI1fil.
ROUTES TO THE SPRJEGS-EAe1ZT7Y or hcczSS
TRVHIs CELEBRArsD WATERING CT. althoueb sim.
a,sa n ne mS,'ntans o .rs'n 100 miles West Of Rich
Virginia Central Rsrosl within easy the ATLANTIS -
board, the Western springs reached by e
traveller The cars within Eve miles Of H.
Thus Il is brought with - hours % New North
in the morning, add Southern, beakstnp ia krhmond
take the same evening tie Isoekbriage springs
n = Let Northern travelled be careful 20 so,th
as RiehnoDd, but Washington City, take the Afe7drf
and Orange RsRroad to asrionsVe, which tlee connects
The southern visitor 70 this place By he shortest and
cheapest rouie mus os esreui @ Sne as iar crh a
Southwest approached by the Virginia and Teunes
TIE Natural BRIDGE eiag in he same county with Ills spue
and to which gives It's name is sn object Of great attraction to
the visitors.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF THE WATER.
For years these Springs (Rihsut any other sort q
advertising Than aat Afforded by the visitors themselves
have either experienced Witnessed the wrought By en)
have gradually ezsned their fame trorgou. Virginia ana ne
South This mountainous region is remarkable fos the number
and variety o. its mineral and thermal waters and is dis
aagemen to the very Of them say that and
variety Of its applicability 70 disease and its potency
the wOIst and most obstinate uaade it stands without rival
Foan account Of the therapeutic aeen Of these waters Dr.
letters OF Dr. Cartwright and others, IN our Pamphlet
II t0ds who really need the waters would consult their
best interests they would notefsr their visit til the sdi
months Of July and put would possible come n April
May and june when they he better ired and
Spring summer months while there
year, the history Of this watering place which
While It's value medicinal agent well established TIE
Soulful has been the aim Of the proprsors
attractive 70 the socal, refined and cultivated people
who annually and sex its quiet shades They
willing spare reasonable pains expense catering
OF such and besides billiards. bowling
looms, both ladies they have superior
bnI from New York to furnish music well for The lawn
/ the ball room,
The bottled The spring kept constantly
for sale By FISHER & WESTON, Druggists Richmond Va; A B.
RUcKKR Ere gg Lynchbur. Va; HEaEaks Co., Druggists
New York BLAIR WyETH, Druggists Philadelphia cOLElAS
RODGERs DruggsS Baltimore HAvnAKD, CLARK & GEoasE
Mobile, and JAMS SYEs Orleans may ordered
from Of these houses With perfect confidence in lis purity and
| freshness.
Pamphlets, with all particulars and many certificates sent by
mail application full advertisement. with letters
Cartwright and other distinguished gentlemen may
HIrpes Heeyo May a. York O6serce Of May 70
| WIN. A. LEWIS, CLERK.
| VIM. II. SALE, Room MANAGER.
c. A.. MAYO, Dining Room Director.
FRAZIER q Ran DOEPTT, ProprieiOrs.
| fulv6-i2W
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A GENTLEMAN to take charge Of The
MASONIC MALE ACADEMY
atts place The school has heolore been interesting ana
situation, By proper managsmenl can he made lucrative
one.
None neei sppiy unless they can come we'll recommended
address,
J. r. sHACKELFcEsD. presidents Bonrd
Of Trustees.
Accommodations sent in promptly, The
Session viii commence the hrt Monday in sepssnbs
next.
Carrol.on, Miss, Juiyeth, 1850 Juyli Isss-l,d4.r.
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HI order Of the Chancery Court At Nashville May term,
1859 in the case Of Prime Co. vs. Ohio Insu-
and Trust Company, will the 10th day OF August
1859 sell 10 the highest bidder at ae Court yard gate In said
city unery adments rendered hy said Court In favor Of said
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company mentioned in said
der, amounting, In the aggregate, without interest about
$4,000, which claims attached sail Te sale
made known oa day Of sale JAMES WHITWORflI,
iuIvl2-dItfrwi Retsiver. &c
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ENaIs fashionable and popular Watering Place has been put
IN complete and thorough repair and will be opened
the accommodation Of visitors the 14t
der the direction and management Dr. D. T. SCOTT whose
experience Is we'll known.
The regular Stage line louisville BY the place.
and line Of Coaches from the Railroad Springs
will De put upon the road immsdlately.
fulvIln
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The Patriot says "the UNION AND AMERICAN
made sad mistake in giving publicity to Mr.. FILL
NORRIS letter to Mr.. MERRITT" Why does not the
Patriot re-publish the letter if it thinks the facts
disclosed therein are favorable TO the policy Of ire
pealable charters, as advocated by the Opposition
We beseech the Banner and Patriot to publish Mr..
FnLMoRK's Letter.
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nav WIITE WHEAT FL0TR.

HAVING the agency the celebrated Silver Springs
FIGURING Mills have Just received quantity Of superior
Family Flour which perhaps good be made In
other climate AID will be sold liberal terms at No.
Market street, BY s.A. G. NOEL & co.
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Bloody FIux, Dysentery and ChOI-
era HIOPb5Es.

VEyHE GREFENBURG DYsENTERY SYRUP never fails to
all Of disorders Of the bowels in few hours
1t purely vegetable and taken in quany quite harmless
It hundreds Of Of ux after being
by the Doctors 1t we'll remembered for the service render
ed when cholera prevailed Nashville In printing
mechanical business in the city, persons may be
found who have tested its efficacy. 1t IS prompt in its effects
relieves pain instantly and the time the inamed surfaces
stomach sheathed and protected against
this acred contents
1t may be given to the youngest child
Price 50 cents per bottle ALEX. MACKENZIE,
iuIyJO Il COLLEGE Street, Nashville.
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At LuckS' Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTN ERSHIP.
TENE undersigned have this day dissolved by mutual
the partnership heretofore conducted under the firm Of
WILLIAMSON CHEATHAM, Alex 4nder Williamson having sold
his interest in said to JOHN l. CHEAIHAM
ALEXANDRA WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July G, 1859. ARCHER CHEATuAM.
"a H D..
TENE subscriber informs his friends and the public generally
that he has this day sold his entire Interest in the
OF WILLIAMSON CHEATHAM, to JOHN L. CHEATHAS. In
Withdrawing from the business he would respectfully tender his
thanks all his friends, who have lber
ally extended their patronage to the old and solicit
from them continuance Of the his gentle
in every respect entitled to the highest confidence
Nashville, July 6, 1859. ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
NEW FIRM.
FENHE undersigned have this day associated themselves togh
under the firm Of ARCHER CHEATIkN & BROTHZR, for
the purpose ransacng Liquor and Wine Cigar and Toac
business similar every respect 70 that carried by their
predecessors Williamson Cheatham, and hope by strict aen
ton business merit contn Of the patronage lib
orally extended to that
Nashville July 6, 1889. ARCHER CHEATHAM,
juy8 If JOHN L. CHEATHAM.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsurNoToN Mav17 L

"T0 Mr. FslLr lie Cgsrc, Memphis Tennessee:
''SIR--Your letter of the 18th inst has been re-
ceived. In reply, have to state that it is under
stood that the French Government claims military
service from all natives Of France who may be found
within its jurisdiction. Your naturalization in this
country will not exempt you from that claim if you
should voluntarily repair tbither.
81 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
"LEwIs CAss
Gen. zoLLIcoFFER, after serving six yearsin Con-
gress, does not know that this doctrine, which he
calls ga step backwards ''i4 eOnTGUsnion Of all
Enolrn preeedents in our history" was thus defined
by the FILLMORE administration, Of which he was
the ardent friend and supporter:
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THE FRENCH POCKET HAT.

FINE FELT HAT entirely design handsome shape,
and light aud exabe that fold it and carry in
your pocket without Inconvenience. only little larger
than a cirgar case contains it. FRANCISCO,
julv9-u Public Square
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Through Tickets TO BeerSheba
Springs via. McMinnViIIe.

YENTIs is the only route 3eer1heha Springs s=AR
that affords the facilities and convenience
Through Tickets and through baggage visit
purchase Tickets Memphis Grand Junction. Stevenson,
Nashville and Beersheba SPRINGS back to all heabovs points,
and will 6nd their arrival at Mc3nnvie RAMSEY 4 MA
SONS line Of fine Coaches in readiness carry them without de-
lay Springs the distance Of Is miles, superb and
safe road 1hisIiae ISs 90 make the eOpRsctOR.
accommodations MeMnnVille equal any In the
State those may refresh themselves this place
have the comfortable that every want will
vided for RAMSEY * MASON.
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REERIG ERATOKSs
VTTE have jnst received few Of Winship's Self
w ventiiating RefrigeratOrss foT preserving
meats, fish, fruits, vegetables &C
This Refrigerator Manufactured at New Haven, Conn.,, has
always upon best made and has obtained
the first premiums Worlds Fair in London and New York
Feather Busters OF all siEes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets;
Brass and Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Fruit Cans and Jars Of the approved patterns;
Ice Breakers, Jelly Strainers;
Gongs OF various sizes;
Wash house and Preserving Furnaces;
THE EUGENIE, Imperial Clothes Hamper made in the
last Paris fashion.
july9 MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
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AS taken the Demoyile 4 Co = new rv store
Union Block Of Cherry and Chrrch streets where
be car At All times be professionally consulted
hl3 d3n
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meeting OF the Hoard Of Directors Of the Nashville
"A Light Company held this day, Dividend Of FIVE PEI
CENT declared, pay able and aerhe 10th inst.
june7-dlw JAS. II. KENDRICR, Sec y.
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Is Lectures Of the SESSION scaz begin on TIE second Monday
Of october and close TIE LIST OF March.
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Rich Fancy BOnnets.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS FOR
TIE LADIES.

300 Misses and Childrens LeghOrD Flats and Rid
ing Hats, from ! 90 to ; 90
Likewea large stock OF Paris Flowers Lace Points, Shaw
low prices We and viii close out this extensive
stock this oh So. now ladies, Immediately and
supply az snd grand turnout the
Fourth Of July, have grand celebration this
Call Immediately for bargains at
T. WISE, Agent,
No. As Union Street, Up Stairs, next door to the
june2I St1e Bank Of Tennessee.
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TTAVING heen appointed Trustee COMFY BY
executed June 3D. 1859 and registered that day,
quest all persons indebted to said Uoney BY note account
otherwise, TO forward and settle the
jGly2-dim NOBLE D. ELLIS, Trustee.
, 1859-10-27
-1Fi,.anrta} ann Gnn,n.rt(tal,


,wknAupAr Eyzs,ka. oct- e.
Tie money market continues close, with
scarcely any chauce far negotiating any other
than produce paper. To-day all The banks sold
exchange ut II aud it is not plenty ot that price.
Currency is in fair supply. but the demand is
about equal to the ability Of bankers. Gold il
scarce "a. It. Outside the banks there is so
little doing that transactions do not merit no.
tice.
ILt1xo1s AND WISCONSIN DAxks.-In regard to
the prosperity Of the West during the coming
winter, Thompson's Reporter says:
ut is really difficult thing to stop at tue
right place: Preachers don't 90 1.-THE import.
%rs don't DO it-stock. gamblers don't do it
bankers don't do it. l1uaf IT,, bankers Of Mis-.
snur rushed sheud nln,ost to destruction last
:,priug and Summer. Illinois and Wisconsin arc
new going it too strong, and the chances are tlat
tic coming Winter viii find their currency
Iiscreditet1, and \ panic contraction forced upon
,ilrn,. Their. argument il, that the product
movement vii! cali into use their currency, ana
the tall ot Exchange il 4uOiei M proving ms
position. Our reasoning is adverse to th's
theo 5: the produce vii! not be sold nj present
prices. except for money to netf pFees'nii;
ciams: it follows, then, that tue currency VIII
bc Immediately used with merchants n1 JAM
crs, WHO. IN furu, must conrcrt II ihto -
ctause Ia sslouer punt o. view. Tue "eA'
tho rryul.ion. While til" usual autumoal nc
1iyity lasts, currency will stay out; but us tht
winter sris in. Exchange will rise, aud therc VII
lie c1n.e ,cra,,ipc. The independent farmer sgll
hufd no ,nnnry, inr he will Withhold hts grain
The merchant will collect and beErow to the vi
must extent. for lis Atlantic creditors are no
10 be mt off another rear. Under such stat
St.: <i,ot-n 1t Inn
, 1859-10-27

WEpxkspAr Evrsi=o, 0c'. Is.
WEAnkn-Coo] viii. indications Of \ storm, with tue
wind flowing quite fneh ftora the Sosthwa1d
ArarEp rrox c,ttcAoo-At Buffalo. Oct. .s-srhooncE
Tarss Not.
CLEARED FOE CHcAoo-from tle'elano' ocA' -'-'s-A''
F EfuMton-
lz7or v... r9nacon 3,s wr,t.Tn = ;nt:;.s aSa
~ ~ lin o''i"ek. NJ or the 9Th OF oe1"'ef'
Sorsr Wet, t'ctoter scir Ea,e Robinson; e''l
iScsp IT, Octobsr Wisconsin 9s,'Ssr s, s.sh
Hop uskeys and 0n2!o Ga9es ~ e.,
set. Conar retse] kosclusko, Seoeity and Two bse'
tts Tor ssaesasss G57ss s %TssnWesd p
~ Mss; s.; Seos snss nsR T. Campbell ssS as S
Som o.7s,cn-Thc Tug Mcqueen left day for Wau.
n to cct of the Schooner Ostrich. which went a:hoe
nc,s thai place few days since. Tie Ostrich was light
co1.,s,os u TIE LAkE-lcrs 1Ha SCHOONER DAWN
ne lean, IRON Buffalo hat curou occurred on The Lake
1,. Friday morning o'clock. between The Schooner
naxn Cant Gthsou and tic Propeller New 1o'k- Of The
.rtdo and puu,k Line o! the New York Eric Railroad
1c 1,wn wa. bound up to Monroe ballast snd wasTua
lu,ony The New York about twelve miles aaose Fo1t ssai
f an The anad. shore. She was struck lust forward o1
the caln a- cut bow The waters edge - tLat sc
s.uk In les than ninutes the rc~ haTlHE haEe inc
toccarc without saving anythlng The depth OF waller IN
rh;et tbe went down about ten fathonae Tie cFcw
.,.,ten ,,r the New York to Gunks, fuu whence the
f,nt,o reara l,utIslo on Saturday, The Dawn wasowp
81 f.n a. aud AleasEa Wadron Sterling. NJ Monroe
rheze vas 10 upon hcs. and the loss s hesss
| upon tlr Captain ~,
,.,,,.oxsn Friday night last the Schooner 10 Si'a'
and Propeller Dubuque in colfsion on 1or Hoswe
THE .hopres xaa luund down Flthn cargo 9! "hea' ahe
,h Jopcl,er x,s bound for Fort Stanley The choone
,ow.n,t md ali ofbc, lead gear carried away clean
sbr ri. taken In TOW By the Dubuque to Fost Bur~elI
| t,. anne tempossry repairs mate. when ele IA
, 1859-10-27

rtlcEs.
ye layc no ate.a nns 10 make e auotas1ons. We
nar 1raat however that although opening hrsI 1t tbe4e
Nru1e- the demand Is somewhat hnsula IN We" u
tit large receipts:
rxtsa iEH1H
ss,ld Gu ly-.
Ttir ql2i,Y '-' E%sx
HOGS.
TT.e tuk brought the Central Railroad arc now tak
~ Through East Alany on tue cs'n VIZ schenectady ma
Tny Tne 9,ye 1ts Included tu our couI1ia-
tas ssa,cus, as,vc and hence she apparent leasy de
~ c3a1stt with 4t There j. rna aeu1h
INV md lie va arrived ii Weat Abn.y hare chansed
aas prices ranging from C to e D. ine%Ss @ - III anS M
I'd by other ls,riies Ut sa5,:o pioo -asrrAc l0 u.s.
, 1859-10-27

to krl! nj thn last asntrd AEarss for Daear.
though bu,erx hay hut plenty may be EalE
There wcrc reported sales Of alp bbls Mess
Pork last evening, at tl3.5O. und 500 bsls at
$l3.'1; lou bids Bacon Sides at stc. We
heard 1tso Of sale Of 200 bids Bacon Sides at |
PIC. |
M1IwArkEE-Oct. .6-Thc wheat market was
nervous md unsettled yesterday. and at the
close prices were e@3c below Mondays ruling
figures; No. ] Spring selling on the track at "
@slc. Receipts, including Hour, were soona osa
1000 bu, manly: e,o4o bbls -four. and O., $50
bu wheat. The shipments were FIVE caEgoes,
amounting to II, 400 bu.
BALTIMORE, Oct. e5.-F1our firm 81 &'.@''
Whcat buoyant; sales 10 600 bu at $l-s5eGl.S
for white; Sl2o@l.e5 for red. Corn urn ~
sG@s7c for white and yc1ow: rro'1s'ons qu;s.: IVY.
Meas Pork, 1880; Prime. $l1.so' naeon 0'oe'
101c. Whisky dull at ssc.
HOGS IN C1xc1xSA11.-Thc Gasette Of this
morning saya: -,
The decline in Provisions las depressed tue
market for Hogs and VIC hare heard OF out 'cw
transactions. :sou,e small lots were contracted
so for The ast asizerr as o. Fen te s I
twn weeks in November, $500 ,s genefahs
asked. acr,,
tucky Ut Il % gross, deliverable IN ihe farmers
1,eus or on the line Of railroad. Inc season.
viii open lIih but few contracts comparatively
10 warn the views Of dealers, md the prospects
ure fusorable fnr 4 1nore legitimate business
than has been transacted for sercral years.
| There will be a stock Of old products. suifci"
| cut'y larSc t" keep operators IN ba'ance.
| PACKING PROSPECTS At ALroS.-Saturday'
| .,,on Courier gives The following items Oh pack
ing prospects:
l ha
sou,v,tinr will undoubtedly be done in the
! packing line-in beef. not i1' hogs
Me,srs. Walker i Greenwood arc ready 1or
oneratjous and expect about 500 head OF cattle
in this week.
l,t1;nc anythiur this week. Mt. Caldwell will
hay. Charge Of the packing house Us hereto
| fare. much to tue qualification Of aIl who marc
businc there Some slight changes aud I'M
rrosementa have been .nadc during Tue summer
in the internul arrangements OF the house. !,
As VISUAL. Mr. Smith il ready as soon as the
first. lie hus already slaughtered about 1co
head OF cattle, and hns as niany more 70 k''i NJ
| s,on rs the weather will allow. In his slauglter
house considerable change has been made since
tie closc Of last ason-particnlarly IN tie Sec
uud s,ory- II will undoubtedly es more coh'e"
nient rs it il now arranged.
None Of the packers contemplate k'thhs any
hogs this week. No contracts hare yet beet'
n.u,le-buycrs and seleas, rs before na1td
, cl,oosi,,y to wat few days. At present, thcrc
! is considerable difference in Their riews' though
:, | yrrv few direct offers hare bean made
About $50 head Of light hogs passed thronEi
the CITY .;aturduv--taking bust for 81. l.olt's
They we're from MucournCounty. near Chester
field, They werc unsoid. On Friday sn'aI
;. | drove from Jersey County PASSED down. Qu't'
a number came in By railroad and it is est,n'at
I'd that during the entire week, about 900 heat
passed through. So fnr as learned not slng''
unju,ui was contracted
, 1859-10-27

yr T1ItaRArH.l besfAIa Va. "a
r,,-ssc.dv aud IN fa1r demand: sa'rs .ofn bzs. 1t
r Tr rtatc 4t-32301f fer Wisconsin. &SEa.e5 for
estss Mich lad and Oh!n, e5ta9s fH don9s e1r,as; IT,
lcar Hut nstkct s.l heavt: aa-s easlr 1lom bn ~
NIwauKee Cpb at III since ttesnefs asx lt9 "a - ~
+. dS =; ~ fext1ne e4rc+) 200 tu Iea Ohio q
tsorn Que1 20 naes. OATS tsn and ID tAt asnS a e. %
n slc.
Cana FrtsSf4xc fos c..u lie for wheat s3e for -four
to New fdtf. ..,4
Lake Imports btaa 1our, 4oooa bn Wheat <ooo pa
tat,, 0Qb 6p barley,
csasl E1psn Ii ooo tr. aou,, 7uooo bu wheat. 5000
bu corn. 49,.
, 1859-10-27

OF Chicago, H.. take s Method hf Informing the trado
that they haTs just tue 10
theF
Strengthening and p2ektn. House.
Formerly ned By Mnoe Co. this city and
rady II receive nstrs fnr any L may b.
de.e either o! B. ef Fk The capacities house
such that they wilt h able to SLAUGHTER and ofeaeh
kind per day 3uG h. 81 u cattle and W. head Of hess
An*otk warranted y x!ss 2atiafactan: Being deter
!nei adhere strict3 to tho Commission butlneaS In
packing theT hop~ z-eve liberal SHARE Ut palIons<s-
John stals theiI leg.ily authorized f.. s taas-
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