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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-11

THE THEATRE.--MURDocH To-NIGHr.-The
operate drama of Guy Mlnnering passed of
last night very handsomely. There is very
little in this play TO commend il to the admi-
ration of the audience; but the principal
characters and SEINE Of the minor ones were
rendered with u skill and Judgment that elIc-
tied not little applause. We have before
spoken of Mrs. WARDS Meg Merriles." She
has too much OF untroubled youth in her
form, her face and her voice TO play the char
acter perfectly. She cannot sufficiently con-
ceal the fact that she is young aud cit she
will pardon us for saying it,) handsome wo-
man. We must be made 10 lose sight of this
fact before we can fully appreciate the skill
with which she personates the Gypsy. II she
could took and speak the character rs we'll as
she acts IL, then criticism were disarmcd. We
are inclined to think that IL MORTON had
played "Dandie Dinmont' and McCLANNiN
"Dominie Sampson" they would both have
made better impression. As IL was. they
added bat little to the golden opinions they
have already won here. Mr.. SrErsgS. as .Col.
Mann-ring." and hr. j. b. TAYLOR us "Heury
Bertram," acquitted themselves las they al
ways do) very creditably. The music by Mrs
HENDERSON, Miss ANNIE SEAMAN. Miss Mol.
LIE WILLIAMS, Mr.. McCIANSIN. aud Others Of
the company, was received with much appro
baton. There are several excellent voices In
the company, and their music is invariably
good.
Tonight we shall witness the uprising Of
the first ''star" Of The season. Mr.. J. Z. Nun
DocH, who has just concluded most brilliant
star engagement at the new Memphis Thea
tire, will appear here tonight as Charles
Surface" in the play OF TAe SeAoa( for Scandal
Mr.. MURDOCH is too well and favorabiy known
10 the people OF Nashville 60 require any let-
tiers OF credit from Us. The simple announce
ment OF his appearance, without another word,
will dill the Gaety to is utmost capacity.
Those who have not Witnessed the exhibisioa
Of bis spieadid genius. should not 10. tbIs
opportunity. II will not be los, by those
who have.
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DEPARTURE OF THE RUNYAN.---About 8
O'Clock last evening the beautiful steamer, b.
NJ Runyda showed out from the upper land
ing. and with her caliope in rull blast. gllded
gracefully down the Cumberland on her
first trip of the season. Having been brushed
up and r.-paint,d from stern 10 stern. she
looked ms fine as the seventy-five dollar dress
patterns in the show-window al BEECH 5. II
there is anything in appearances, her pop
ularity is bound to run her ahead of the trade
the present season in spite of everything
With her most excellent corps of officers, her
fretness her beautiful appearance upon the
water, and her splendidid passenger accom-
modatlons. she must be a favorite with all.
She left yesterday with a fine trip. having on
board large number OF passengers, and n
heavy freight. including about twelve race
horses on their way to the Fall Meeting over
the Memphis Course.
Capt MILLER has good cause to be proud
of the Runyda.
'.who would not brave tie Are, the storm, the
wreck,
To move the monarch OF her peoplcd deck ?"
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Overland NJ all.

ST.. LOUIS, Spy Overland Mail of the
10th.
The San Francisco papers are endeavoring
to make Broderick appear to be the victim of
a conspiracy, but the most prominent men
assert that the duel was conducted in strict
accordance with code duels. Broderck's pis-
toll was discharged before raised to a line
with his antagonist. "a 80 -
Terry's shot took effect two inches from
the right nipple, carrying away part of Bro
derick's breast bone. Broderick suffered in
tense agony from the time he was shot until
his death. All the flags in the city were at
hall mast with other emblems of mourning.
At the election in Nevada Territory on the
7th, the Constitution framed in July, was
adopted, and The full Territorial ticket elect
ed, headed by Isaac Roup for Governor.
Victoria dates of the llth say the United
States troops at San Juan are throwing up
Notifications on Summit Hill, below the Hud-
son Bay Company Station. Portland, Ore
gon, papers of the 10th, publish Harney's re
ply TO Gov. Douglas letter of August 18th.
accepting Douglas explanations as an apOl-
ogy for past conduct, but evidently repos-
ing no faith in the Governors professions.
and declining 10 withdraw the troops until
bearing from the President.
AT San Francisco business was dull and
the markets sensibIy weaker.
was attacked on the 2Sth by the Guerillas
and five persons killed. The Jail was bro
den open aud the prisoners freed. There is
intense excitement. The M"xicans sent aid
from MatamOras. The Guerillas were headed
by COrtinas who shot the sheriff Of Browns
vile last July, while attempting to arrest
him. A party one hundred strong on horse
back rode in the city and post d sentinels.
General Carvagel and others from Matamoras,
arrived and persuaded the ont laws To leave.
Fort Brown was garrisoned with Mexican
troops from Matamnras. The citizens have
formed at patrol. The outlaws are encamped
near the city 200 strong. The Mexican Gen
eral visited their camp and obtained their
promise not TO modest Brownsville again.
The citizens still expect an attack as the out
laws boosted that there was more on the list
to kill. An express was sent to San Anto-
Mo for troops. The Brownsville Flag Extra
ihaaks the military aud civil authorities of
MatamUras and blames the Government for
leaving them defcnceless.
The Sheriff and pOssee came down to Point
Isabel with the Arizornia mails.
The cause OF the difficulty is Cortinas' re-
venge for alleged injuries
The citizens have mostly fed to Matamo-
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q a n N m q u = 4 !,
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors OF the GAIT HOrsE, pre-
pairing for a large increase of travel = n the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to do1o!e its
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait Ii ouse. 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 Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square of the Hotel.
s- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
Gs- Time from Louisville to New York
38 hours. auglS-6m
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state Fair.



The State Fair opened yesterday under ia
vorable circumstances, the weather being very
Bne, and the attendance good. particularly in
the afternoon. The Indications are that the
exhibition will be one of the most attractive
we have ever had, and will be largely at
tended. Comparatively little was done yes
terday, as is usually the case on the opening
day. We give below list of premiums
awarded.
CATTIE--NATiyE OR INDIsTINcT BREEDS.
Best one year ODE. w. Patterson, Pre-
MUM, w. Greenfield certificate.
Best Sucang-W. B. Hudson, premium,
Mrs. Mary Patterson, certificate.
Best Cow-T.B. Johnson, premism, w. G..
Hudson certificate.
Best theee year old Cosc--J. Owen. premium.
E. NJ. Patterton certificate
Best one year old Hiter-J. C. Owen. premium.
Best sucking HeJfv.-A. Gregory, premium,
Mrs Mary Patterson, certificate.
DURHAM CATTLE.
Best BuU.-Maj. Ringgold, premium. W..
B. Hudson certificate.
Best t.Oo year old.--T. B. johnson. premium,
T Best Suchltnq.-M. r. Cockrill (Reck-
les.) premium, B F. C.ckrill Duke of Rich
mond) certificate.
Best COv-R. Miller, Sarah Franklin) pre-
MUM B F. Cockrill, (victoria) certificate.
Best three gear Old Helfr.-T. B. johnson,
entries, premium.
Best three year old Halter R. Allen, premi-
um; no competition. rsf
Best one year old HeiJer.-R. Allen. |. Kitty
McMurray) premium, T. u. Johnson, certifi.
cafe. ID .
Best sucking Heifer.--R. Allen, Lucy Ba-
kerl premium, b. +. Cockrill, (Aunie Law
rie) certificate.
DEVON CATTLE.
| Best BuI-J C.Owen and 7. Tanning, pre-
MUM, no Certificate.
Best Co,o or H.ter-Owen & Fanning pre-
| MUM, no competition.
Best Mich CoU. any Breed. flows under
| this head must be milk ed on the ground in
the presence of the Judges.l T. B. johnson
premium, no certificate.
| FAT CATTLE.
Best Bullock or Free Mlrtln, any Breed--lsaac
Franklin ,Institute) premium.
Sweeplake--Best Bull Of any Breed or Age
NJ. r. Cockrll, premium.
Best Cow, any Ageor Breed-T. b. johnson,
premium.
| SADDLE HORSES.
Best StaNion-E. e. Patterson and J. w.
| Arlington young Reckless) premium. Arts
| Brown, certificate.
Best three year old.--H. T. Wilkinson, pre-
MUM. Alex. Stark, certificate.
Best taoo yeu oid.-James Crockett (Wil-
hanson county A. W. Overton, certificate.
| Best one year oid.-Taylor & Gwin, Summer
county, premium, J. w. Franklin (Sumner)
certificate.
= Best s,lctiing.--John G. Dunn, premium, G.
w. Hartman. certificate.
Best 1Nare.--J. w. Cantrell, premium, p
A. Cartwright, certificate.
Best three year old.--John Overton (Susie
Ewing) premium, John NJ. Shute (Siar Of the
Wes,) certificate.
Best too year old.--H. r. Harkreader, evil.
son county, premium, Lucy Craig. ce,tif
cate. r
Best one year oid.--Josiah Scott, premium
J. G. Owen. certificate.
Best Suckling-W. G. Pierce, premium. J
T. Patterson, certificate.
Best Riding Horse--4uare or GeIding.-s en-
tries--F. G. Mckay, premium.
EfStest Pacing GeJdiRg.-W. NJ. HaEgrave
(2:53l) premium DR.. 7. S. Thompson, certifi
| cate.
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A MINIATURE oNAN.--The pretty little
Miss LAvINIA WARREN, in one of the "side
shows - at the Fair Grounds. attracted
large number of visitors yesterday, and will
attract still more to-day. She is a native OF
Massachusetts, where her parent, now re-
side. is eighteen years of age, weighs ~
pounds, and is but % inches in height. She
is very intelligent, having received good
education, and converses freely with her WIS.,
itors. Garry the it'll folks in TO see her,
In the same show may be seen the Maine
Giantess, probably the tallest man in the
United States.
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GUNsl GUSs!! Guns lI!--250 guns, rang
ing in prices from So to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle and 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 i Co., - -
(Kirkman 4 Ellis's old stand)
No. "a, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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Accident 90 the Quaker c,sy.

NORFOLK, Oct. S.-The steamer Quaker
City broke her engine fifty miles South OF
Cape Hatteras. causing The ship to leak
which occasioaed great excitement on board.
The boats were manned. provisioned and
equipped ready to abandon the steamer, the
leak. howeser, MAS Rot serious The Bark
Dunharton. Capt. Shadbourne. of Boston,
from Turks Island tor New York, came to
her relief aid took her passengers 10 Hamp-
ton Road, nearly loo OF whom have arrived
at Norfolk Twelve passengers and all the
officers preferred remaining aboard The steam
er, which was last seen forty miles south OF
Cape Hatteras near the Gulf Stream. The
wind was light but the sea very heavy. No
loss Of life or serious damage to the steamer
10 apprehended. feaH
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F,os Dr. Byk<nd~.f. oas-itias PAssieias.
DIR: EALING: Dear Sir-I have great
pleasure In tesiifying to your ability. hav-
ing witnessed with much interest your sci-
eaiiae system Of operation. IS you displayed
The skill Of a talented man. and care and at
frntioa Of an experienced practitioner. shall
be very happy 10 bear personal testimony 10
any one calling Ca me- At the following ad-
dress Z BENKENDoRF, n. d.
S. Loaiz, October 80, ss5s.
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~ The Lagrange Aossior pays the fol-
lowing compliment TO our friend RRASc N
PArL. Engrossing Clerk Of the Senates
A WISE SELEsrtnS.--We are gratified 20
lrarn that lhe yoaag. generous aud nohie
Franc Paul. quoadam eily editor OF the Mem
phis 1esiaaeA<, has been elected - Engross-
Ing Clerk "a. Lbs Ssaaie. We have been told
that there wsfr IL candidates Ia Opposition
~ hiin. but IL th.-ss bad be-n seventeen tiuass
srveuleen. better selection ic.ald nos hare
besa made. Success 10 you. Franc.
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THE EFFECT OF LEvEEs.--The Levee ques-
ton has assumed a first rate importance, IN
louisiana, Mississi ppi, Arkansas. and with
many persons on the river counties OF Ten
nes>ee and Missouri. A correspondent in our
paper of this morning--himself close OBJ
server--suggests that Lieut.. MAuRY might be
able to throw some light upon the subject.
We have no doubt that no living man could
bring more. judicious and accurately train
ed mind to the investigation than he ahd
should he direct his attention to the subject,
hi, opinions would he OF great value to the
States interested.
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From Dr. VIM. Nei1ton Mercer.
From my experience of the operations of
DIR. Ealing, am induced to believe that he
is an ardent and skillful Chiropodist."
w. NEWTON MERCER.
las Canal street.
New Orleans, May l6. 1859.
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THE MOUNT VERNON FAR.--Odd Fellows
Hall was crowded last evening, the opening
night OF the Mount Vernon Fair. There were
at least twice as many ladies and gentleme
pres mt as we had hoped to see, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves never better
Let the Hall be crowded again tonight. aud
tomorrow night. By attending this Fair
you not only spend most delightful evening
but YOU do something for the noble cause in
which the Ladies Of the Mount Vernan Asso-
citation are engagued.
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es- A dispatch from S.eubenville, Ohio.
says the Cilizeus' Bank OF that place has
closed lis doors. 1t is supposed that the
hank, which il but two or three years old,
has sunk its capital but as IL issues no
notes, the loss viii not be large 10 the comma
nifty. Some persons believe its Indebtedness
will be fully met by the stockholders.
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An EXTENSIVE TouR.-O. p. BALDWIN,
Esq, of Richmond, it is stated, is to lecture
this season in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Hudson.
n. Y, Oswego. N. Y. indianapolis, Ind.
Mobile, Ala, Leaveuworth City, Kansas, and
large number of intermediate cities. Quite
an extensive tour in a vocation which, three
years ago. rarely called popular lecturer
farther than the town adjoining his own.
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Farm for Sale.

I AN Offering for sale, privately, that valuable
Tract OF Land known as the Hays Tract, situated
the Nashville ami Chattanooga Railroad, about
miles IRON tue city. The improvements are Of the
best desert ton consisting OF hne Bfck House with
all other necessary out houses There Is about 20
cleared land balance heavily umbered. The
place also veil watered. Take altogether, IL is
OF the most desi able places IN the vicinity of
Nashville. II not sold by the irsl OF November II
will be for rent the ensuing year. For particulars
call L. X. 6LASCt Ck & 80. or NANCE A WOOD
WARD, 10 my store Market 81 Get, No. IS.
sepl4-tf JAS. V. HAYS.
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Es- The Grand Jury of Henry county,
acting undsr the charge of Judge FITzGER
AID, at the recent session of the Circuit
Court of that county, made diligent investi-
CATION Of charges OF illegal voting. 1t APP
pears that they found four illegal votes, three
of which were cast for ATKINS. and one for
ErHERIDGE.
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GEOGRAPHY OF THF SEA.-We are requested
to say that Lieut.. MAURY has consented to
deliver his celebrated lecture on the Geogra-
ply of the Sea tomorrow evening at the
CIpitol The lecture will be free to all. We
trust the Hall of the House OF Representa-
tiyes will be rendered him for the occasion.
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Es- We understand that many of our citi-
zens are availing themselves OF the able SER
vices of DR.. EALING, who uniformly gives SO
much satisfaction in this novel and i,stan-
taneous process of extracting corns and
bunions without giving the patient the
slightest sensation of pain, No one should
neglect calling on the Doctor who require
his aid. octll-td
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in the London DIity Nerrs: We find him
now scarcely recognI table US his former self.
and falling short in every single point in
which he WAS formerly sc -eat. He has lost
bis vivacity, his fire, ar actually his mar
vellcusly quick percepti a and reproduction
Of the ludicrous has apparently failed him."
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Fall and Winter Trade Of 1859.
NICHOLSON - IUMPHREY.

NJ. y, south SIDE square.
We in receipt OF Fall aud Winter
stock Of staple auc Fancy Dry hoods, which Tor
beauty, durability aud cheIpness cannot be surpass-
ed ia the city.
We earnestly request all our friends and custo
to give cLl, feeling satisfied we can make
il u their Interest To do So.
We at all times take great pleasure in showing
our goods 10 all who may give Us "A call aa.
sepl29-2w NICHOLSON * HUMPHREY.
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THr sveAn CRor.-The Baton Rouge Sugar

FIdnieT says:
A day or two since we met gentleman, a
sugar planter, who was travelling through
the eatire sugar-growing section of our State,
on business oi private character. He in
forms Us that from his own observation and
she best Information be could gain, We could
not look tor crop reaching over 100000
hogsheads. Indeed, said he, | would dislike
~ take bets on its reaching those fgaers.
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SPoRrsMAN's CONVENTIONAL call has been
issued for u Spnrtsman's Convention Of the
State of New York. to be held at Geneva
next month. The design is to take some ac-
ton Tor the passage OF uniform laws to pro-
tect fish and game. The sportsman's clubs
are expec ed to send delegations.
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GALVESTON, Oct. THE brig SaIim from
New York, on the 81 ultimo burned Is miles
iron Galveston. The passengers and crew
took the boats aud were cut two days when
they landed at Matagorda.
The yellow fever is fatal at Houstoa. Ten
deaths per day are occurring.
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i bred acres, handsomely Improved, situated 81
miles North of Nash viIle imme lately the Louis
willie aud Nashville Branch Turnpike, miles from
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm Of William u. Philips / refer persons wishing
the sarm To Mr.. ". ID. Phillips. THIS farm has
two failing springs OF hne water, aud is Of
the healthest places the state be purchased
good at private sale, between this and the rst
of October next which time IL will be offered by
me at public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL
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EDITORS PATRIOT We will give fine
Gold Headed Walking Stick to the gentleman
making the six best consecutive shots, al our
gallery, to be decided at ii o'clock ON Satur-
day night, the 18th.
oc7 T. A. MCCALL.
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SIN JoHS FRAsxiIS.-The steamer Fox
has returned to England from voyage to
the Arctic regions in search of information
relative TO Sir joan FRANKLIN. She brings
but definite information rs to the tate Of the
great explorer. 1t appears from the records
found tina, he died In June, ls47. and that
his ship Was abandoned Ia Is4s.
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Foreign per steamer India.

A telegraph cable between Sicily and NAL
ia has been laid.
The Earl Of Derby has notified his tenants
on the Doom estate in Ireland to quiet. T.
Sir Hope Grant commands the expedition
airy forces to China, 10000 men go from In
dia. none frcm Eagl md.
The American ship Charles Buck burned
al Bomby. Loss total.
1t is rumored that Sardinia will not agree
to a Confederation. 1t is rumored that
Prince Albert will represent England. and
Arch Duke Maximillian, Austria in the Brus-
sells Congress.
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Mrs WinsIow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
teeth,ng, which greatly facilitates the process Of
tee,hI-.. by sOltening the gums ucing all infama-
tion-wilI atlay all pain and is sure to regulate tue
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest
yourselves and relief and health your infants.
Perfectly sale in all cases See advertisement in
another column. .-tH" iune7d4wly.
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NEw IoRK. Oct. e-Nooa--Floar baoy-
ant; sales % ls.ooo bbls- ~ - 55(as4 50.
whrat ads sneed l(a2 censz. Cora has an
sdsancing Z ndeDcy sales 1900 bushels
mixed Al ssc. Mes PORK SIS sa}c. Lard
hr-ssi il0lil Whisky 2sje. 49, =
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MEssRs. EDIroRs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco SO long and anxiously looked
and longed for has come, and that they may
luxuriate once more by calling at
J. Ii. LANGLEY d Co.'s
octI A Union street.
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FATALITY.-Mr. Daily, who was killed on
board the United States steam sloop Pensa-
cola during the terrible storm of the 18th
inst, was father to the little boy whose death
was occasioucd by an accident at the launch
ing of the same vessel A rather singular fa-
tally
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A SICK EDrroR-JAxEs Russ, Jr., ED,
was 10 town yesterday morning, having come
down to spend week, but got sick and went
off to che country. Hope he will get well
in time to see the best of the Fair.
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a. NAN n ~ 40.
Importers direct through the Custom House of
Nashville, of
Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,

7 NC &c,
No. 80 North Market street, next door above the
Watson House.
We have constantly hand large stock of various
grades and very Old age OF Port, Snerry, Madeira
and Oter extra wines lagrIma CnrIsII, MavOise, &c
Among the dIiercut brands OF Champagne and
Brand.es have the very CHOICE Champagne
''CrenIe-de- Bouzy," aud COsnac ''Utard, Dupuy, &
CO, p forty nine years old.
A. RlVA Co,
Oct3U-Im No. 80 North slarkes street.
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T. A n Do A Il l. >.
For Attorney General.

NASHVILLE, ocr. S, 1889.
ME<sRs. EDITORS THE fATIiUI:
You Ar hereby adthorIzed aud requested To an
uounUe my name, Candidate for Attorney Gene
raj 90 the 9Th Circuit keep up unit. further
ours, &c,
oct6t MANSON NJ. BRIEN.
Ss- We authorized 10 announce JAMES +.
RAINS ESD, AS Candidate for tue Office of Attorney
General u, the Nlath Judicial Circuit, composed Ui
the counties Of Davidson, sumner aud Williamson
Election May. oCt3-Ie
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gzs- A fire engine;in Dayton, Ohio, lately
threw stream two hundred feet high
through five hundred feet of hose, and with
an inch nozzle. This is said to be the great
cord ed.
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Practical MAcHISIsr.--We find on our
table No. l. Vol. 1. of the Practical Maehinist,
a weekly paper afrere the plan OF the Sete''-
ifc 4mer,can. 1t is published in New YORK
by T. Ill. LEAvITr IL Co, at 81 a year.