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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. "a, 1859
Az IscrpExr WORM RExEMBERxG.-It

AN IScrpENr WORTH REAENBERING.--It
will be remembered that, last fall. there was
a desire manifested. on the part of a large
number of the stockholders of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company. to SUI
percedc Col. Y. K. STEVENSON in the Presi-
dency of that Company. Another gentleman
who Glanced to be Of different politics,
was proposed for the place; and Mr.. HoLLINGs-
WORTH was sent to the meeting at Murirecs-
boro' to cast the vote of this city against Col.
STEVENSON. During the progress OF the
meeting, Col. STEVENSON appealed to demo-
cratic stockholders to support him, on the
ground that this gentleman referred to was
a political opponent. and bis political
friends desired to place him in the Presi-
dency of the ,ilroad Company. May
not the al displayed by Colonel STEVEN
s for Mr.. SMITH in the canv rs for
Mayor, be, in some measure. caused by his re-
membrance of Mr.. HOI.LfNG WORTH S opp"si-
ton to him ON that occasion? And viii the
people of Nashville consent to see Mr.. iioI--
IIxGSwoRTH beaten for hat odense! Besides. II
it we're proper for Col. STEVENSON 10 call upon
party 90 sustain him in his aspiration
fer reelection t the Presidency against ii po-
l teal aspirant il it not nice THU for
him aud his friends to I've demonstrating with
Oppositionists for supporting Mr.. HoTIINGS-
WORTH in party grounds? So it seems to us;
and Ec suppose it it will be regarded in the
same light By the mass of the Opposition.
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Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Address,
ID. Ii. ANDERTON.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

gEfxHks1SS. DR.. KING formerly of New York for
&HA2 the last four years of Louisville Ken
lucky who has devoted his to the treat
menI of private diseases for 80 years ratters
himself, having attended a practice for so many
years and cured SO many thousands, he is enabled
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from lnjndicious medical treatment
or from neglect Of their DR.. Kings Dispensary
Is No - Doaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he all of
private nature.
GoSoRKHEA cured without nauseous N edicIne or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date eectually cured in
few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and undo
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be effect alIy
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-Particu ra tie ntonhayinR been
given TO this disease and all the grow
ing out OF it, brought on in many cases by the de-
structlve habits OF inconsidcrate Youths and excss
sve indulgence OF the passions neglect which will
undermine the constitution. ren,e: :ng the subject lit
for business or society and causing Old age
females who may be laboriag with any difficulty of
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
No % DeaderIck street, Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medcinesent to their address with ne
gessary directions. strict secrecy observed. Onice
hoursfr II oclockin he morning until in the eve.
may30-ind&wly
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and very little in the second The most sue
cessiul characters in the play were Massa-
roni" by Mr.. KEEBLE, Prince Blanche " by
Nj. McCLANSIN, (who plays the "old man -
SO perfectly, that he must have been born Ia
the iftieth year of his age), and OTTAWA +"
by Mrs. ErTIE Henderson. The other
characters were uninteresting; not, how
ever, from any fault of the players, but
from the fault of the play, if it may be called
fault.
Many of our citizens are waiting for the
appcaranc of star |, upon the boards of
the Gaiety to make their appearance in the
boxes. They believe there is nothing in the
performances of stock company sufficiently
attractive TO repay them for the loss of an
unconvinced that the present company en-
bodies more talent than any other we have
ever seen here, and quite as much as any
other ia the West, and that several OF its
members are as capable of pleasing an intel
lgent auditory as many OF the a. stars " who
are now shining in other cities. That they
may help the Lord to help their unbelief, let
them 20 tonight and see the performance OF
H,nlIa From the excellent manner in which
Richard the Third was played, we feel safe in
saying that the company will not fail to sue
coed excellently with Hamlet. Give them q
themselves.
The sfter-piece for tonight is No; or the
Glorious Minority.
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NIarEalA

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Cotton sales to-
day z 500 bales. Middiing l1(Gl14. Sales
OF The week 25.500 bales. X ceipIs OF the
week 3S, 500 bales against 2S,5O0 bales dur
ring the same time last year. Exports of
the week 1900 bales. Total exports of the
season 1000 bales. Receipts at this port
ahead OF last year $4,000 bales. Stock at
New Orleans l0l 700 bales against 1000
bales at the same time last year. Coffee
quiet; stock on had $500 bags. Exchange
on London S4@93. New York 60 days l(9
II discount. Sight 3 discount (@s premium.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-Cotton easier; sales
800 bales at lls@l22 for upland aud
tar niddling. Flour firm sales Is,
900 bbls. Corn has an advancing ten
dency; sales I300U bushels. yellow 800
94c. Mess Pork SIS 75(9Sl5 S71. Lard
firm at lO3(9l14. Sugar nuoyant; advanced
sole; Mu-covado 5s(@64c.; Porto Rico,
Il gle.
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THEATRICAL The auditory at the Gaiety
last night had the pleasure of witnessing the
repetition of The Cluaiier aud of Tie B,lgand,
As We said yesterday, the iull depth OF the
stage was brought into reqaisition in the first
act of The Briga'ad, and was filed with well
painted and artistically arranged representa-
tigas of scenery among the Italian noun
tains. The act opened with bcautifnl Tab
letu, representing the Brigand Chief a. d
his band reposing In the soft moonlight
among the rocks aud crags of the mountains.
The scenery Was painted by Mr.. GkoRGE
RANDALL, tbs present Scenic Arlist of the
Gaieiy and Is highly crediiable 10 bis taste
and skill.
There is<nothing In the first act Of The
Bneand TO cali forth the taleat Of the actor.
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"AyING recently purchased the above extensive
establish nent, is prspa ed execute all orders
for Foundry aad Machine Work; on the most reason
able terms.
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G0mulerriaI.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Cant 20 1870

NASHVILLE. sept. W. iooS. J
BACoN.-shoulders are worth 73@s
Hams IL; Clear Sides l0(9104.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages,
readily commands II.
CORN MEAL-sO@I 90. This range in
cludes the retail prices.
WHISKY.-Rectifed 26@29; country
brands 5o975c.
ON.-Tennessee-Bar SIC, Band 7@72.
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 8, Boiler 81. Sheet
s4@93, Hoop sl@93. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 5A96. Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod 7, Sheet
5t@6, Hoop 7@73-
NAILS.-Tbrees SIS so. Fours 81 so per
keg. Skies 81. Fights So IS, Tens and larger
sizes So So
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing. Apples 80
81 90. Peeled Peaches, So 5O94; Unpeeled,
So so.
ROPE.-Grass 124@I4c. Jute 12a, Cotton
Thread 223@2s
LEADS cents p b.
SHOT.-Buck 81 40 Drop 81 80 per bag.
POWDER.--Blasting SIS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
SEEDS.-Clover Seed s7@7 SO; Timothy
Seed So 25@3 so; Herds Grass 81 25@I SO;
clean Blue Grass 81 IS. stripped 81 rs.
SALT.-FiDe sack is worth 81 rs; Coarse,
81 so. Barrel 40c per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, % ],
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars LOG
1l3c; Crushed and powdered 1l2C9I23c; Loaf
IIR12.
MOLASSES--In barrels, 40, in halves
As cents.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
hslf-barrels rs, in kegs so cents
COFFEE. - Stock light demand fair.
Prime Rio is worth l24C@13 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at 19 for IA OF;
Fl for full weight; Tallow, I4c.
HIDES AND LEATHER.-We quote green
hides 96a cents, dry l4(9lSc. Country;
Oak Sole Leather 34(936c p b. for best quail
ity; Harness 30932.
GINSENG-25C930 cents.
BEESWAX-25 cents.
FEATHERS.--In moderate demand at IS
$50.
RAGS.-For Cotton Rags in good order
3 cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at IS
cents, pulled. 28C930; unwashed 1920.
OILS.--Lnseed, S5c; Lard 81 10; Tanners
75(9 100; Cod Liver 81 10.
BALED HAY-From store $50 per ton !;
stock light
OSNABURGS AND YARNS.
Re 4 Brands "A 0SnahurDs I2l
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COur,--Dec. Term, 80.
ORDER OF BUSINESS

LIST. First Monday, Dec 1859. 5th. Circuit-C um-
berland, White, Fentress aud Overton.
I'd 9th CircuIt-Jackson, Macon, Smith, DeKalb
aud PutuaIn.
81. It'll Clrcut-Wison Cannon, Rutherford and
Bedford.
4th Sth Circut-Conee, Grundy, Lincoln, Franklin,
Warren and Van Buren,.
9Th. 9th Circut-Div.dson, Williamson and Sum
ner.
9Th. 10th Circuit-Montgomery, Robertson, Dick
son, stewart and CheaLtam.
7th. 18th Circut-MIury, Marshall, Lewis and
Giles.
stn. 18th aud 18th Circuits-Wayne, Lawrence,
Hickman and Humphreys.
Tue criminal business, from each Circuit, Will be
taken up and disposed OF as soon tue civil bust
ness, from said Circuits is disposed of.
BY ordei of Court,
sep2l J. P. CLARK, Clerk.
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REEUSAL Of LnUr. CHANDLER REMAINS.
Tie rcm lias of l. cut. CHANDLER were ye,-
I raay taken from their resting place near
HE Sulphzr Spring, under the direction Of
CumniLsee of tn, Tennessee Historical So
cicty. consisting of Drs. DANIEL F. WRIGHT,
{. +. QiiXTARD and J y. G.. NEWMAN. Ga
Op ming the grave, nothing was found of the
culiA, sake fcw crumbling fragments aud
few screws and Ra,ls; but The bones were al
most perfect, contrary TO the prediction that
nothing would bc found. Lieut.. CHANDLER
had psI-sed throu 2h some rough scenes during
his Lie, as the bones OF his right leg and
arm showed that they had been broken or
fractured oeloge his death.
The remains ere deposited in neat cof-
fin and at ? o'clock, Z. NJ, procession was
formed, ut the bead Of which rode the Mar
rai=, Me~srs. A NELSON. 5. G. GODsNALL.. and
Dr. j. C. NEWMAN The hcar>e, appropriately
ieenrItel with The nation Al colors was fpI-
lowed Icy carriages in which were tn: mem
brIs al Tie City Council and Historical So
cirty, and citZcas generally, aud iy the
German Yag ~. Tn; procession halted at
the McKeadric Chm ch. aud alter an interest
ing rrs0Re hy EDWARD Ii. EAST, Esq, of The
carly hist,ry al our pioneer s,tilers, and
What was known of Lieut.. CHANDLsRs life,
the remains were born. to Mt Oiivet Gene
tery. gkre an appropriate slab will be
placed ov,E them by order Uf the City COun-
Gil The I'd s!Ih bIre tue Following iI-crip-
tien- now nearly eff,ced by the heath :nish
A h..I
the tomb place OF resort:
Erocted by sundry brother oficers and cit izens,
10 the Memory Of
RICHARD CIANDLER, late 1t
Lcutcnan and P.ymtster, lth Re iment OF 'nflntry
ia tlls Army of tllc United States, who
deceased GU the Goth cay II Decru or, lSoI,
A. ed 81 years, months and Is days.
lie lived EFT emsd honest man and
brave colder lac died regretted by all
who knew him.
Exl'ted truth and manly hrmncss shone
Conspicuous IN h,uI beu,.tih t,is stone.
The inscription is given as il i on the slab,
each line having the number of words as
printed above. The lat word in thu lirsl line
is 50 matllatcd that it is d nicult to say
whether il is cit,zcns cVHlT!des. or friends, bat
tho first is most probably correct. IL is also
do lbtful wheth r the year OF his death was
1901 or 1904, or wheth his age was 81 or 81.
The year 1901 and his age 81, have been con-
sidered nearest correct. The slab is feet
wide by Z feet long. About two feet three
inches is broken of aud lost The tomb
stood on knoll about sixty feet East Of the
Sulphur Spring, near the Lick Branch.
There are only few ci,iz ms Of our town
who remember Lieut.. CHANDLER, or his
burial, which is said to have taken place on
n cold. snowy day in December. Among the
few, are DIR. FELIX ROBERTSON aud Mr.. WI
l.. BARRY.
The remains were buried with appropri-
ate ceremonies al Mt. Olives, the German
Yagers firing three voleys over the grave,
aud each throwing n spadeful Of earth upon
the cofiin. The ceremonies were conducted
by the Rev. DIR. QuiSrARD.
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The GERMAN YAGERs.-This well drilled
and orderly military company, commanded
by Capt. HARSH deserve much credit for the
prompt manner in which they respond to all
calls upon them to turn out on public occa-
SONS, and to discharge such duties as they
performed yesterday. We believe they have
never yet failed to turn out when requested
to do so.
The Cadets of the Military Institute were
invited to participate in the ceremonies incl
dent to the removal of Lieut. CHANDLER's re-
mains; but from some cause or other the in
vitalion WAS not accepted.
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SN Holine~wor,h has been nominated for
Mayor by the Opposition party in Nashville,
Tenn.-Netr Orleans Crescent.
Ths paragraph from the Crescent, and
Others conveying the same fact. have appear
ed iH tie newspapers throughout the United
Stats If Mr.. HoILING woRrH's friends, and
the friends of his cause. do not stand hy him
to-day az his merits deserve and the interesis
of our party demand. we shall have the NOR
tif.ation TO see it herald d throughout the
Uni'a that s. n. IloLLING WORTH. the OPP
poslitm candidate for Mayor of Nash
Vile has been d.frafed. Such an
nougo-Eacnt will look well in the ncw-pl-
prs Won't il. 1t will also sound well
To bear il proclaimed abroad that Nashville
always the stronghold of the Opposition
party in Tennessee, has gone over to the
Deuz;,cr;cy. People abroad will of course
take il fnr granted that. il the Opposition
crudidaie was d. f.atcd. il was dOnc by
DcRa@craric candidate. And such. IN one
u,e, will he the fact; f,r Mayor MCiAv OK.
knOSi Ing that h Cot, d not defeat tn" n"m
inc of the On o.ition clincd the race
that Nc. SMITH might make tue attempt.
The Depss.c rstic jun ut Cherry Street ". re
j ggtiR-, a~0 ar three days to get IN working
orler = scheme ia d feat the Opposition
nominee and If they had not prom sed Mr..
SHrrs tssc support OF th.'ir party, IL would
not have been c ndIle. They have brought
hiW 0ai. aud he f. theirs.
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Principal Door-keeper Of the House
Criminal Court Clerk.

aS- We are authorized To announce JAMES l.
LEAkE of DaviIs"n .uty, a candidate for Prin
cp.i Door Keeper Of the House Of Representa-
L
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GOLD PENS.
new supply ef The bszs article, past rsesissa .
iaas2s iJoHsffoRg CO.
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dissolution.
DiSSOlN1iOn.

n HE copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned Was this day Dissolved by mu-
tnal sousen MI AIRS BRowS, Sr., having purchased
OF W Brown his entire Tho business will
be continued at the cid stand under the style OF
kAIAs, BROWN Co. 7. d. RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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II AN prep nd ~ pat Tn ltaots u best English
Il Roodng FiE IN TIE uioss 4pprovea manner and a.
Snort notice la the Cts CSaEtry,
Prsees Az ios be 1 the state, Refer
- srraIisots and principal builders Of Nashville.
Aagl5-a j. ". WILSON
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board of Aldermen.

FOURTH
ay- We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HAMILTON, ESQ for election Alderman from
the Fourth Ward. sepl0-te
EIGHTH WARD
gS- We are authorized to announce f. II. EWING
ia : candidate Tor Aldcrm IN IN the Eighth Ward.
sep6-te
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pp Telegraph.
Prom Kansas.

LEANENwoRTH, Sept. 23.-The Denver City
express of the 18th has arr, ed bringing
49,, 900 in gold. Eleven mining distr cts gave
1000 minority against the State Constitution.
A vigilance committee has been organic, d
and three thieves banished
LEAvENwORTH, Sept. 23-Tbe proposition
for a State organization Tor Pike Peak coun-
ty has been defeated. The mines are yield
ing more abundanty.
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& A y do A Il f >.
City Council.


sS- We are authorize. TO announce p. n. HARRIS,
rs u tor Councilman from the First Ward,
at tue ensuing election. aug27-te
IL Ne are authorized TO announce THOMAS c.
CRUNK as a candidate for Councilman of the FIRST
ward, al the ensuing election. auS23-te
SECOND WARD.
So We authorized to announce WILLIAM
DENUNDREUN a candidate tor reelection
Co ncllnln from The Second Ward. sep5-te
u p We are aItt orizcd to tnaouuce j. C. McF Err
Ran as candidate for Councilman in the Second
wari, At the ensuing election aug30-te
TnrD WARD
CD We are authoriz d to announce H. X, PECK
1 eau Ilare or Councilman IRON the Third Ward.
scp2O-te
III Ne are authorized to announce GEO. W. OAR
EN AS Il candidate for reelection as Councilman
from the TnIrd Ward. sep5-te
III We are authorized to ann runce WIN. SHANE
- II c an Iiate for Cou Gilman in the Third Ward,
the ensuing election. sepS-te
sa- We authorized To announce f. r. GLAS-
CyCK as a candidate for Councilman in the Filth
ward, al the ensuing election. scp2l-te
eIy- We are authorized to announce J. B. CRAIG
HEAD as a candidate Tor election Councilman
from the Filth Ward sep5-te
q We are authorized to announce WILLIAM S.
CHEATHAM a candidate for Councilman from the
tInh Word at tue ensuing election aug29-te
ss- We are authorized 10 announce JOHN LEl.L-
YETI as a Candidate for Councilman for the Filth
Ward at the ensuing election. aug2O-te
az We are authorized TO announce b S. RIiEA as
a candidate for Councilman from the Sixth Ward at
the ensuing election. aug27-te
az We authorized to announce IRA p JONES
as a Candidate Tor reelection as Councilman from
the s.h Ward, at the ensuing election aug3l-te
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Special aotiffs.

THE popularity of the W exican M ustang
Lfntmenti is co-extensive with the civilization Of
the globe Other articles claim to dllreidte pain and
d'stress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &C, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from Med
ieal and Scientific men.
RHEUM ATISM,
OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores Scrofula, Stiff Joints,
Feions, swelhngs, Burns, Bites, Bois, Chaps, Neu-
raigia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN ,PollEvl,
Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., are subdued and cured
by the
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q. Am AAO u - n f.,
Louisville, ky.

The Proprietors OF the CALI HorsE, pre-
pairing for large Increase of travel ;-!-n the
opening of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to dolo:e its
former capacity, with new aud excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Calf IL ouse, strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, rs the Louisville Office OF the JEFF
fersonyille Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections TO all Norihrrn and Eastern Git
les, aud the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square OF the Hotel
es- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East aud
Nest.
zs- Time iron Louisville 10 New York
IS hours. = : AZ as-o1
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Mrs sVinsiONs, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
teeth,rg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth:-g. by sofleniug the gums ucng all ntiama
tion-wiii Jlay all pain aud is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves AID relief and health your infants.
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. iune7dSwly.
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Gs- Manufacturers, Farmers and Others,
in want OF Machinery or Findings of all kinds.
will fnd large and varied stock, embracing
the latest improvements, at M=ssrs. Mr.BANK
il ANSAN's, No. 222 Pearl street, New York.
An inspection OF stock and prices is respect
fIlIv solicited
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southern Pac,nc RaiIroaa,

MARSHALL, Texas.-President Fawlkes of
the Pacific Railroad, has Made final settle
ment with the new company and creditors
aud has obtained full possession of the road.
The work will be recommended Immediately.
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G. L o II II I N G.
Merchant Tailoring.

We are now rec living largo anu elegant stock Of
FAN aud Winter Clothing; Coats. Pants, Vests, Boys
and Youth Clotnng and Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, full aud complete stock Of
Got IS, c-simeres and Tes'ings which We will make
up To order ami guarantee give full satisfaction.
Call and ex mae AT
WARD, BIRMINGHAM Il co.'s,
zep2l-sm No ~ Public Square.
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To Country Merchants.

Having tide 1, our excessive Retail DEPARTING mt
IA large ant increased variety Of New Hardware
Guns and Cutlery, which were selected especially
for the codutry Merchant Trade. We respectfully
cit u call from all CASH and prompt time dealers
visiting this market. Particular attention directed
to our NEW and CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED SAMPLE ROOM
MCCALL " CO,
augl9-f "a Public Square.
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River xews.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 23.-The river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal and
Al feet on tie falls. The Laurel Hill aud
Laiourche, new boats Tor the New Orleans
trade, descended the falls to-day
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A BLOODLESS VICTORY
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NXOssk1AAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

TNHIS enormous quantity Of tas Invaluable Rene
dy has been ,urchiset. by citizens 81 tue United
States during the short time II has been before the
public. The reason for hs extraordinary success Is
simply in The actual truth ana value OF the article.
buys tLo MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend 1t performs all that is promised,
aud carries with IL its reC0mme ndnt ton. Truly
this is vlCtOry-peaccIul and blOodes --but We be-
cye not less glorious than the trIum lbs OF with
its tram of carnage aud dissolution.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengtnener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
has yet discovered. you put this Plaster any
wucre II Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there
Untithe Pam mas vanished. Inc Plaster magnetIZes
the Pam and
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OILS-There has been good demand for Linseed
during the week, the sales adddg up $50 brls closing
steay at 53c Lard is hanged and steady at s5c.
We quote red AT SO al &c Tor Distilled aud Sapouohed,
and Y9D9hc for Taiiow.
SEED-Clov"r is IN but light supply, and prices
I ay al IS o0G5 10. Timothy has been very dull
during the week, and prices have materially de.
cned, closing dull at 81 2Oss2 IS Flax is 6rm at
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24
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TIVE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has tins day sold his
niercst IN the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAN 10 JOHN l. cHEAIHAM. In withdrawing from
the business he would respectfully tender his
eat thanks 20 all has numerous friends WHO have
LID, rally extended their patronage 90 the old
Germ, aud socIs from them of the same
~ h successors-eontienen In every respect anti
TIED 10 The best conndencs Nashville July 8. le5e.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.