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.1OO NEGROES WANTED.-I will pay In
IUU Cash the highest market prices for able-bo-
died YOUNG NEGROES for the Southern Market,
and will pay more than those that pretend to pay
Richmond prices Persons having such for sale Will
find 1t to their interest to call on me before selling
Address me at Wsynesboro', Augusta county. Va.
JOHN B. SMITH.
Waynesboro', Nov 16, 185S-6m*-Vind. copy.
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cry respectfully,
The Lost Ralloonist. |.

ALEX. H. II. ST5ARr.
Messrs. A. j. Crane, 7. B. Ingram, G. Whitfield
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

n REEN AND BLACK TEAS of the best quality
VI can be had at
DR. II. s. EICHELBERGER'S
Staunton March s, 1859. Drug Store.
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A LARGE SUPPLY OF COMBS. HAIR, TOOTH
n and Nail Brushes at
P. H. TROUT cos
Staunton, Mcrch l, 1859. Drug Store.
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HARNESS OIL, for greasing leather. Also MA
IL CHINE OIL, for sale by
DR.. H. S. EICHELBERGER.
Staunton. March s, 1859.
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New Copper and
TIN SHOP.

Feb. %. 1S59.-Smos
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DHYSICIANS can always be supplied with full
il assortment of Medicines of the Bgsr QUALITY at
DR., II. S. EICHELBERGER'S.
Staunton Jan 25. $50
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A LARG LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEL
N ing Sht Wis for sale cheap, at the Clothing House
Oh j. POLLITZ.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

IL Water Gargling OIL Puller's Tolu, Littles White
Oil, Turf Oil, &C., &C., &c. For sale by
Stauuton, Feb. s, 1859, p a TROUT 4 Co
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

At the the great Ratification meeting in Rich
mond, on the night of the 7th inst, the follow
ing letter from the Hon. A. II. II. Stuart was
read:
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NJ. v. MADDUX, Proprietor.
A FOX, BooK-KEEPER
Alexandria, Feb. l, l859-1y
DOCTOR JAMES B. GILKESON--Hsying
~ located in Staunton, tenders his PROFESSIONALISM
vices TO the public He may be found, when not pro-
fessionay engaged at the room over the Saddle and
Harness establishment Of Mr. G. L. Eliak, nearly op-
pcsite the Post Qfiae
5tauntou Feb. s, lS59-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04
Cow. sormeur. % new YOrk.

We plsce on our fret page to-day an extract from
a speech lately delivered in Minnesota by the hon
HoR.Tro SEYMOUR, of New York. OF this speech,
kioh our readers will peruse with admiration, both
Of it's matter and manner, the Memphis Appeal well
says;
sGov. Seymour's speech will favorably compare
with any specimen Of American eloquence ln" We
have ever seen and we would yet advise ell VINO
have not read if aud who have preserved the paper
10 crafty themselves by its perusai In true eiO-
aueDce which we understand 10 combine energy OF
tbougAt with vigOr Of expression, loit sentiment
with patriotic emotions, it would os dltneut 10 nnu
a production, in the whole range OF our hterature'
thai Encompasses it, As an example, too OF the pairl-
oio imnnlses and conservative policy Of the NORTH
arn D.moeracy IL deserves to be studied oy every
soutberu man, who is unwilling 10 do luJustee 10
that self sacrificing band ShO are willing ID lmmo-
laie themselves for tho maintenance oil tue Unlon
and the Constitution aud for the overthrow Oh jug
fsnsioal feeling that rules and insugstes the biseA
Republican party a.,
produotious should be both read and cherished IL
The Southern States and by southern Democracy, t'
Guarantee shat they will stand by and MAINTAIN the
men in the Northern States Who deliberately stsnC
nm in the face OF their enemies and utter soch opiu
ions with the boidnsss that ehsrAcerzes thelr uel'
arv. and with the frantness that gives TO them IN
charm Of sincerity and esrnestnsss. A lev suci
snirits can revolutionize public sentiment IN al.
cammnnity and can turn back the tide oil iansu
cisu which has so long threatened to enguH on
,yoverpuent and destroy the proudest monumen
that freedom ever erected to her bleeding soh'
r., q rs,sr he said that the South is ungrstetul I
- ssferders of her honor and her rights but Il
ths man who thus throw themselves into the nreact
and who live not upon her soil, be cherished as oeA
In "a we're Fayette, DeKalb and Steuben In oil
Revolutionary struggle
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orv.,xatIon Of the Legislalurc.

Our Legislative reports win inform our readers OF
the organization Of the two Houses We think o9th
Houses may congratulate themselves on the choice
Of experienced aud efficient officers, qualities on
which 50 much Of the comfort Of the members and
the facility Of business depends. Mr.. NEWMAN The
Speaker Of the Senste, has served two terms in the
House, where he took high rank ss an able and
working member. MIR. WHITTHoRSH, the Speaker
Of the House, has been member Of both branches
Of the Legislature, and is gentleman Of much e1-
Derisuce and ability. So far as we are acquainted
with the other officers, they are well qualihed iol
the positions to which they been elected and vii
discharge the duties Of their offices faithfully an'
eH6cautlv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

The closing speakinga at the Democratic Juoiles
aooS place at the Capitol on Saturday night. The
Hsll of the House Of Representatives was densey
crowded, and speeches were made BY Hon A. y.
P. NICHOLSON. Hon. GEoReE W. JONES, and W. c.
WHrrruORKE, Eco. It being impossible for all to
crowd into the ball, another meeting was organized
iu the Senate Chamber, which was addressed by
xKr JOHNSON, Esq, and Col WAGSoSER' Oh WI
Hanson. A brilliant display Of FIRE works cOhciuo-
ed the jubilee.
The state Of the weather prevented the public de-
onstratiOn during the day, and greatly disappoin'-
ed the expectations of Democratic citizens ye
Hon. q. N. WATrERsoN, 7. W. NEWMAN, ESQ.,, BOB
in all other respects the gathering was all that In
most sanguipe could have desired The sPeeohe
we're eloquent aud appropriate, and the enthusiast
and determination guarantee for the future
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04
Lerl.laiire Reperts.

We have taken care TO secure complete and in
partial reports CT the proceedings Of the Leg's's-
Isturs, az its present session. Mr.. MckEE wn0
hHs been several years connected with this ONCE
as local editor will have chsrge Of the Senate re-
norris. and Mr. DRsPIKs of the House reports Mr.
DRAPrRR is the son of the gentleman who mas ior
the preceding We sessions reported House proceed
iags for US. and comes t. US highly recommended
a. an accomplished reporter We commend both
ths,e gentlemen to tho good eff zee Of the member
Of the Legislature
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04
AnInFamous Fraad.

Among the names appended to the late Black Re
publiosn circular issued from Albany, New York,
ia that of Mr.. o. n. SCHOoLFIELD, Of RobersOn's
Cross Reads, Tenn. We learn from gentleman who
has reoeptly conversed with Mr. SoHooLFIELr, that
thu se Of his name was entirely unauthorized BY
him. and that he does not sympsthizs Ia the seni-
msuts of the Circular. The utterly INSCRIPTIONS
character Of the Black Republican leaders IS strik-
inely illustrated in this atrOcOus outrage upon the
rights Of a private citizen. We have never in the
history of politics heard of 50 bold and uOblushng
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

BIsHoP OSpEBDoSK.-The Protestant Episcopal
Convention Of the dinoese of New York on the SOth
NJ, decided after an elaborate and to some extent
= noisy debate, to ask Of the house OF Bishops In
their next convention the remission of the sentence
Of suspension which sftssn years ago condemned
Bishop OSDERDoNK to retirement. This REMISSION
~ granted viii restore the Bishop to his Episcopal
functions, but If sl the wishes of this convention
ara complied with, the whole administrative juris-
Siction az the diocese will remain in the hands Of
tbs present provisional Bishop, the r. Rev. Dr.
PERRIN The measure met with ardent opposition
and was passed en- the face Of reuOpstrSnoe IRON
DR.. Potter himself. The convention adjourned n
pally st the close of the evening session
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04
Gov. Isham G. Harris.

In late issue Of the Memphis Ava1aneAe We anu nnu
. sloorspt resume Of the political career Of Gov
Ishsm a. Harris prefsoing suggestion OF his name
As one we'll calculated to ad strength to the next
Democratic Presidential ticket. Our contemporary Is
for,unste in naming his men. Gen 10, Lane ana
Isbsm a. Harris are men that will ever honor their
stations in life whether il be at LONE IN the private
circles, in the halls Of Legislation IN tne
itss az they are with all who know them. II 1t
sbonld happen as it may that the privilege Of nam
iDs the frst man on the ticket is yielded to the
So1,b az Charleston, we should by no means regret
the selection Of either Ishsu G. Harris or zen. J(
Lane. Where both are 30 acceptable one hSruiS
knows how to place them.-C0taNS'a He'0'a'
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WAsHING1oN Oct S.-Bids for the transportation
Of supplies TO the Army in Ulsh and New Mexico
..ont in the absence of the Secretary. The old
Contractor, Russell Co., will not obtain either of
~. thyee contracts being IN ierbid. 1t is under
s tbat A. c. Irving Co get the Utah contract
~ FL "a per pound per hundred miles, against
81 so paid the old contractors ChlIas & Scott get
go Nv Mexican contracts. The amount Of
~ Tah contract the first year was over twenty
milHons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

PHrLsDELPHIA, Oct. 3i.-A Washington dispatch
Abe Pailadep hia North American says: 1t is well
known here that another formidable expedition is
1renaripr against Nicaragua. A portion Of the ex-
1sdition have already succeeded in leaving New
Eork and Charleston, but no suspicious demonstra-
ton will be made until all the plans sre matured
md nm force on the spot ready for action. Col.
Wheat, nov in New York, will have an important
position in the new crusade.
Private sdyices from England say the crops OF
Pngland and Europe are inferior, and the yield Of
Wheat in England, France, and Russia is very much
beloW the average.
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S' 49, = ,,oImrs, woRKs.
GUNS, GUNsIi GUNsiiI
vuaU - n

ACEK AZ II "A VA - -
No, Al College street, NashEaiie, AeAH.'
-,vr ina: received superior lot of Sporting pses naas
20 their order byfhs ceIe5ratei Gun Makers Of HpsAaI
= Ar;1a srnbb twist made BY Hollis q sheath
FDe London Twist do Mnrum@r.
10 F;ne Isrnenated Steel d Greenougn
- W;r.iTwfst 40 Collins.
Vrspeb Pattern Lamenafed Steel. male ~ Oeilin.
rsnated Steel unvarnshe 5fcck ~ me- p sfs1noasn
con1oD Wire twist Dsabls and snse tiufs, uy hlls
Tn : inns have been put up With eire- Esefy va
t sbDpe They rted sizes anu lenstns an
- fo ~ warts o. the spoTsmen or this comm
rs 80 also a large assortment OF knes a1d isto
al tiGts Derenger Pistols shot bet. fosaef
Sne Water Proof CaIs BaldWus amt = ey Gun 49,,
.s Pvrie- Caps Primers Duck Shooting Power. hley
pt VIE Cartrses for deer so-t ng cargea sisa - 49,
| 10 which se iavins The attention Of the pnoie
/ Etur1u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

The Banner hopes that the incoming editor Of the
Knoxville Register may save enough personality
20 make his experiment the organ the means
Of grinding out plenty Of dimes aud dollars. whose
music shall cheer his sorrowsand bind up has rounds
The Bcnners metaphors are getting as badly
mixed as its politics.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

FuR LAST Bosrox NoTroS.--When Mr.. EyERETT'
on Tuesday. repeated. in the Boston State House
yard, his Webster address Of September l'th' we
sre told that many Of the audience had in their
hands q copy OF the extra Courier containing the
address. Some of these were too far distant from
theorstor to hear distinctly and had thus provided
the means Of gratifying themselves through other
organs than their Indeed, a considerable ed-
tion OF the paper was thus disposed Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

nERs @ P LANDLORD, (late Of Columha) having tasen
v the large and commodOu3 house No OO Lower
- "a stt IL mo aud furnished t is prepared t. sc
cowwodAte with boarding. all who may AVor sF wi"
their patronage upon reasonable terms -, a.
bi hons centrally located and is therefore convenient 10
ALI p1rts Of the city. few eoArders desired,
Accommodations also Furnished to TRANSIENT cusloner''
LIZ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-04

~ RoRGE A. WATERMAN would offer to the .rss1r7-isl
n citzens Of Nashville ana vicinity his ser SS-H
vices in Iuoeng and repairing, in the above III
nen ,ned line, including Piano Fortes organs h.t,,n,
81 All dscripon MeodJOns, AccorCinI and also AZ
nstrumepts such as Volins, Voloncelors Harps &c
will be tuned repaired in the best possiole a.
he shortest notice self that ~ years
New York Philadelphia and Boston will enable me 70 , S
satfsctIon lam at liberty rer to the iolioWlh9
hnrcbes and persons relative to capacity IS organ
Porte Turner Repahe L. the al ConRraloa Una, p,e
r. a. Johps' Church, (EpiscOpaJ Augusta Oa' FlrSt
r,sn Church Aaata Mr. Nelson, CLERK supreme Oon1
ToSTiIIs Tsnn second Presbyterian Church. knoSMie
Cboiic Church Knoxville, Wallace, President East
nessee and eorgA llroad, Col J. NJ CROKER knoXSe' N.Y.
Mr. Hume, Knoxville Pastor EpiscopallAn Chufc' hl0i W.
| her Nashville, Prof Stenhsgen, Knoxville - -.
Orders for tuneing repairing PiHnos or nay Us s
NJ Inck's Music Store Church street, where uey WIN
promptly Sttenaeu W. ~ oet4-d
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,~C0RmATION WAITED.


UNFoRMATIcN is wanted Of THOMAS HOGAN and siMoN
PJRsLEY who supposed to reside in ule yehi!y NJ
sbIIe on the Charlotte Pike female relative lsuesiI
~ iryieW with either them. They will please cs b.
Homes Hotel. -
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Auction SALE OF GROCERIES
GARTER, wELLSFORD & co.,
fsuscessors to Carter Mckay Co., and P Lanier.l
On Wednesday, October 5th, 1852
81, in front OF Our Warehouse, No. 5, Mar
M .,at iarge assortment Of Fresh and Choice 6ro
w nr;Sinr IN nst the following articles, viz:
i1 ,n 81 ~ - - S 100 boxes Tobacco, vars bnos
~ ~ t % % CTa 900 cases Cove Oysters,
lv o oAss I Iio Cogse 900 boxes % Bar Soap,
~ 80 - NS yoasses 600 boxes Palm Soap,
~ 1 1S, Sex ~ Hio' 100 boxes Foxe Starch,
~ I,ppIs rdare1 100 boxes Woods Starch,
." s os " ' 900 dozen Broom's,
ooo SIssI ,; vVb.,Lv 400 boxes Candles
wv w I'VE I'VE H.o 10 100 boxes TalloW do
- 20 o ~ $3.50 County do 50 & y bills Cranberries,
9O o1 30 9s pnIa2 AZ 400 dozen Painted Buckets,
90 oa ny! ny 5,a " 100 boxes W K & Cheese,
- = W. - Rnttsr Crack. 25 bags Pepper,
'o ieo-
| wv wv S M ,as C;gsrs 900 boxes Sehnspps.
'01 1.,oS - ~ = o,tieIes too tedious mention.
| WIN many o' GARTER, WILSFORD & CO,
| On 4, No. 5 Market street
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suELsY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
RoaROvNGe

yVNHE introductory Lecture of Prof. kRS WI De N
sTectpr. Room Of the Cole re WEDNESDAY, Ia
5b inst "a. O'Clock suJect-"The harmony OF Mature
OF
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Extra Fine sugar.


ru IT received fresh siOc q Fancy Goods Oc2ps
n. Purses Pocket Books, Port aennAs Ts1 Fns Ra
Travel ing Gases shall Tu king Cofaos, ansy 80 ~
zor. 81 Tsps Toilet Mirrors, SCISSORS hives n ~
sepS
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
VUyHE regular packet boat JOHN GAULT,J j. H. - n
BuNCR Master, and U. T. RExDER Cierk' WIZ
leave as and all intermediate landings LOT h4 -
This DaV 4th inst. at o'clock p NJ For lrelSh' Vi
or passage apply on board or to - - ,,,pp1soN Aasnt
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NEW BOOKS.
Titcomb's Letters,
I,oye-Fron the French OF Mitcheles,
Irving's Life Of wsahington-5th voluAAe,
IIarpof 1000 Strings,
Love Ne Little, Love Me Long,
Teunyson's Poems-2 vols l9mo.,
- Lady Of the Isle,
3 ~ Virginia springs-DrectiOnst to thsD
The BeTtrsms,
The Bachelors Story,
New and 0ld-A Novel,
Walter Thornays
Abbatts History Of the FrensA Revolution5
Lieut. Ives Map Of the War,
So Art OF ExtempOre Speaking, ~--
Bryast's Letters.
Autoerat Of the Breakfast Table.
,.tvoo - = - JOHN YORK q co.
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