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n Lreehes! Leeches!. Leeches.!!-I
hsVe Jp -treceived, by Adams Express, a lot OF
ifesh !. TEDisH LEECHES, the very best, and
sIsesze, which vih be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
Ps--CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
ENDED TO, can be found at all hours of the day at
me HAlR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri
eah HOTEL tsrtTsn9e on llth street, and az night
hlhs eornerof Lsigh and 10th streets.
apH-u X g. HORS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

ATTEMPTED RIOT AT CARLIsLK PA-The
Volunteer says that on Saturday evening last
party OF forty United States soldiers, from
the Carlisle garrison, paraded in The Town In q
body. each man having club or a atone in his
hand. They halted in front of the Jail. sud de-
inanded the presence OF the "officer in charge
OF the building" Sheriff Mccartney appeared
before them, Informed them who he wac and
asked them what they wan ted. They made 0
direct reply, but several of them commenced
to abuse the sheriff, and threatened to storm
the prison. By this time a mum Der of citizen
had collected and the sheriff summoned them
to assist him in dispersing the mob. No sooner
said than done. The citizens rushed upon the
soldiers, and for a time brickbats and stones
could be seen flying in all direc ctions. The SOL
diers took to their heels, but several were
dropped during their flight. The citizens fol-
lowed them TO thu garrison lane and in short
time the soldiers Were safe in the garrison
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WARREN L. WARING,
ia N-ly lW Broad ST. Agent for Richmond.

~ Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated d
ioTas. can easily be cured by BAKERS PRE-
MlyM BlTTERS. Cases of ten years standing
nave readily yielded to its all healing Qualities.
fnce 81 cents per bottie. To be had of the prin
cPl Druggists in the city Of Richmond and else
Fh're. Orders filed by addressing
e3-ts r. BAKER. Richmond.
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SsHt 10 the Poor -Hosss.--lsaac Jones, a white
man, was exaInia.d At the Mayors Office yes
terday, on the charge of lubacy, by commis-
sion C m posed Of has Honor, and Aldermen
Bray aud Anderson. 1t was proved that he
was bject to fits and otherwise OF unsound
mind, but the commission did not deem his
lunacy of such IA character as TO Yequire his
being sent 10 Williamsburg, he was therefore
sent 10 lhe Poo House 70 ~ treated and re-
stored To nis us uai mind.
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Rssigasd-Capt. VIM. L. Nanle. commander
OF ihe L. !. Blues, the oidsst volunteer com.
pany Ia ths State, has teadered his rssignA.
tion. Owing 10 ply sicai disabilities, Capt ~.
some months, and has thersfors tendered hia
resignation, with the hope that some one CO.
pabie Of performing active service will b So
lected in has place.
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I N"VhANCE.
~. MARINE INSURANCE
SaE vIRa,s ineor2orated I6S2.)
49, ANcE rcaa nnU "a kr " e nAN6 iNcsA

NC. lsl Main Street, Richmond. ~
tEls Co ssn sNsn4i and Surplus, S10000!
sta,p has the advantage of ffSea5v- sssss
hsY.er en,o,s1ace in the Insurance business, and
a, perioe pe5e1 tne favor Of the public during all
us citizens Of IVssds Vds no special Recommendation 70
hanns Insa s Insurance in city and country, and
Il essh esnesaGic eanGic 70 all parts Of tho world.
sasfs ara rsn and sur plus are a. above, and il
.ss afe a. la Srndenty, bat literally, and ID
W a. those OF any other good instita-
Is..,hc n hcoyMdin. yHWsSSEs yHWsSsExsorth p.t,,ot fn,,.,
Ssrass ILis {. Ks,, Wm. sssIs. Geo. n. Smith, Smith:
hn.n, Palmer, ssa'' nos. ssI.on. b.L; Winston.
Ilsssf wipssSn. nstSs' inS ASsh fss%,: fSSsdon:
s1.s. ssoitss. 9 e: rr,iIa!A & 4 caiseIns; avn .A0M.
8 sSxxRbiX xa.iiilX .:s:2:sss... Il s;1css y
a''s''t'EEI|i 'ilIi i'IlE 'al1R, 1'1lRs,ll!s' !
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An Msdicines should be Prepared by

A All Medicines should be Prepared by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN
DR.. !. y. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that hon of
DR.J. s. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
Tsnon !s positive cure. Price 50 cts.
nsm, Cholic, Cramps. Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, u, 25
and 50 cts.
DR., J. 3. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scrofila, old
EruPuons, Chrome Diseases, Uulcers, Sores
svelled Neck, Bies. and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the biood. Price 81.
Sold By Druggists. and by
WARREN L. WARING,
jaH-N lN Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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49, CUPPING AND LEECHING.-
S>A Mrs. WOOLHOUSk, over Sam'i Suther
land Gun Store, l32 Main street, Richmond, viii!
walt on all those requiring her services.
~ Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES.
and sent by Express to all pa Is of the state.
N. .B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au 20-Sin
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VIRGINIA AND KxNTUcKY RAILROAD.
Work was commenced va The vfrsinia and
kentucky Raiiroad al Bristol last week. Tho
Rad IS under coatract from that place %
Estillyille, Scott county, Va. Its said that
3,u0o hands will be at work upon the road b
the first of next spYtng. 1s
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CHAS. II. LANGLEY
GAS FILTER. TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Woqd Inform the public that he is sole agent for
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURN FRS,
and is prepared to put them up at the shortest
tlce. and on the most reasonable terms he ad
vantag es of these Burners are: To prevent bowlns
and waste of gas. TO give more clear and uniform
light, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on to any desired amount, and
thus to save at least twenty y-hve per cent. over
Mr, J. BRows, IN charge of the Washing ton
City Gas Works, has ceruhed that they are snAss-
ifatfngly the best Burners he has seen during h.s
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them and that they save
at least twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Thankful for past fayors, the subscrlber invites
he can give entire satisfaction as 70 quality and
rI nTcs. csA CHAS. ii. LANGLEY,
oc 4-ta 18th st.. between Main and Cary.
NEW GRANAKY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
On Coyv Id dooy bsIOsc l2fh Street. and Hszt to
Foxy Iaspsetor'sTorngsy Q@ee.
j. MONROE CART f. r.
fsuccessor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchant.)
Respectfully informs the ctlzens OF hlchmono,
and the public kenerally, that ne has Puronasea o.
sss. ass n r. dATs n
~ pfES fSEsS1fFf5 ssi;s afsSsIS
E isss. Ea0 iEEf:s 4 DsES SFRuT
those who may favorthe now concern. ASontnu-
stsn 81 the natGonass heretofore extended TO his
ai ss;'sa e Ms:.; T.sL"a Co.
losEs Co, RicEHAsD E,.s cagTRoas, Esa., PHiLir
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Second Day.-Two races are advertised to.
day to come off over this course The first is
sweepstake for three year olds, two mile
heats. $3.50 entrance for which some good ones
are expected to start The second race Is for the
Jockey CiubP of 1890, two mile heats, open
10 all that may desire u start That both
races Will take place, and that each will he
we'll contested, there seems TO be no doubt
ana, as a consequence, large attendance is
anticipated. Visitors can take the cars at 10
or IL O'Clock, arrive in ample time 10 see both
races, and return to The city by the extra train,
which leaves at the conclusion of the sport
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"a Rheumatism! Rhpumatism!.
RHLUAATISM CURED BY
HAM PTON'S TINCTURE.
RHEUMATlSN-Ca ain Canot.
RHEC CMAl lanes Smyth.
RHEC MATISM-H Al II is years, +. Donnelly
kHEuMATISM-Ha 1t years, Stephen Taylor
EHbDMAElSM Had u II years, A Kitchen
RnEUMATlSM-ha al Ii wears, Robert Gauit
tHhUMAFlSM-H I sS years, L. Bogwell,
[F YOU HAVE A COUGH,
FAKE hAMpToN'S TINCTURE.
II Y0U HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS.
TAKE sAMPrUN'S TINCTURE
If YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMpToN'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAv L hEA DACHE,
FAKE HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE.
~ Call anu get pam phlsts and see cures.
sVld b, fLHO ELL. lIApU CO., Richmond !;
gDr. COOKE, Frede nokshuIg: BY al the Drug
,f,, N Petersburg: by MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
tssrsrs everywhere. 81 yer bottle; SIX bottles.
o. oc6-d&cwts
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IA Wire and Sieve Factory...The I'M.
dersgned havlnx commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSlN ESS. ON Pearl street be low Cary
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
ihe public generally t. his stock He manufactures
sapenor ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for mer-
chsnts' mills; FAN and STANDING SCRhtN
knds BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WlkDOWS. &c. Also. CORN,
SAND, and GUAN0 SC GREENS.
IA Prompt attention given to orders.
q. ". jESS0P. Pearl ST., below Cary,
se24-lm Richmond. Va.
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FdHnd Gsasy.--The trial of VIM. II. Robey,
for the murder of VIM. Giblin, which has oc-
cupied the attention of the Husiings Court
for two days past, was brongh to close abo q t
dering yeraict OF guilty Of murder In the
second degree, and assessing bis term ef CON.
nnement at five years in The pelilentiary.
Robey was the only criminal awaiting trial.
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A. Wok.-The dredging machine - deisg Z eooa
service at Rockets In removing psrnen1at
AND temporary distractions from The ted OF
me river. The immense steel -poin ~ troa
weoge used In clipping OF portions ef the I'D
OF Iock has accomplished wonders. hardly auy
o. ~. rock being 20 hard ~ toorssist contact
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


:. peliar saved is n Dollar Gained.s
ruE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
Inn Or RICHMOND. VA.
,.S-,Ith street, nearly opposite Goddin's
Oft'A aEMsxRs:
rs, n;.-nu n Won tfrenlng, ]. II Hatcher.
r n. unst'rs. ] w Atkinson, D Truehesrt.
: 4 wh'teek' !. y ra rayf' i.hn p,ai, """s'
! t. Apperson, l. !. layer @ y"hR n,ssss. ssaa.,
! II. GFesnsr, "a; anlsyt.x ,NSse
/ L5foB, w ,,sa,, noss,, ~. r. ti...
III S.svenson,J mnntssae' ThaS iaoott,.
I, 'SS.sb r. Il. DIBRELL, Pres't:
y '"'"' II JOHNSON. Sec'y; 7
THoS. M. ALFRIEND, Cashier
c.pITtl........ .-........-... SS3,oo0.
~ fniNr rpSo PLEDGED FOR pkrosfTs.
W. R&ak of tae People. in which the working
IA a. :. well rs the men OF means, may deposit all
s<srssare funds with perfect safety, and receive
lEierS' for montas or over. and per cent, for
ns-,ods continues to receive deposits. ia
lessp", less SnIs a sans. The undersigned as Cashier,
@ @toasn, eattl iicstss from 2 A NJ to6P. M daily
Snsaym Tiius NJ. ALFRIEND. Cashier.
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QUARANTINE RAIsHD.--A tsleGran frcn
New Orleans announces thai the QUARANTINE
as that port has been raised 1heSs has beea
very little nsce<sity tor ~ durtu9 ths rass ssA~
SOU. All the SoniAsyn p0rts have beea ~
markably healthy.
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foa0ERY The AscAAntcss aod Tradesss
bank Of New Orieans last wssh pad -, lie ea
forged checs, presented BY Jamss 6tsveas
alins Burt, fol lneriy Of Ha.lfax coauty, Va
bus for several pears past s. Loais sauossr.
Stevens waa arrested ailsrwaIds aad o0,WN Of
the moaey rec JseSd.
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Military Eseors.-At an early hour yesterday
morning, iae remains of the late Com ode r.
SkiskkR We're escorted from The .Stafe Cap,-
before, 10 the Richmond and York River Rail.
road, BY detachment Of each Of the eompa-
MES composing the regiment, I, who had bren
detailed ~ guard OF honor. The military
Rand. - a - --1ss
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SBwIMa MACniNns.-lt has ooen estimated
that the value (uno~r The Old system 0S me
needls) Of sowing capable Of bsing dole 10 tho
Uni,ed States BY sswtIg Iachinss, u a29V, ,uOU,.
Ou0 OF this, the sewing mAchAus IL sUppusoa
10 saye ai7O, O,OUt0O0
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ELxCTRp TO CoNeRBss.-Among the Dene.
cratic mem bers OF Congress Just erected ~ Ii.
diana, 10 the Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, Whooo
great speech in behalf Of Cook, cososnAsA
y national reputation ss enc VI the nvsr brii-
Liant orators Of the present day
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FATAL AocaDnHr--J u. Barr, Of Dranes.
vile Fairfax co, Va vhite drlytna hte vaoon
on FRIDAY last, xesidsntAlly fell. aid Iho
whecls p1ssed over his ocdy, 'ir dicsiue a.
iuries from which ~ 1tsd On yssteydny.
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< aN sH0CkOE HILL EKAL
V>A AGENCY.
q. w. II. TYLER,
Ogics on Marshall, betceen Stxth and Serenth
Streets,
Continues to RENT oUr l. HOUSES, HIRE OUT
GRokS, and act as a CT t.NEkAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks fof the liberal patronage be
stowe upon hIm Tor three years past. Sc 3-6m
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LiPA iSsUaANCE, &c

wv D0aiiNi0N INsUnANCE. .COMPA.
n os:-CAPFFAL 100000
-Ho' ~ Nam street, nHdsT st. Chayiss
Th,.c Hotel ~
csbnss" s"ppihPSny - pow prepared to receive appli
or 1S.as Stss iQr FIRE AND MARfNE INSURANCE.
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r,:ss ssss:ss y, 1890 -. :. q -.
yss i:;.s &; s y; +
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NitIntonh qispatrb.
- c,wAxpIN 4 HAMMERsLkY.

rag DAILY DISPATCH y served to sab
scnhrrs - thn cs,yier wreklr, Price for nsaiirg,
es,s9,ss, or s2.so ior SIX mon shs, in advance.
ss5S THs SEMI WEEKLY OIsPATCH s,sslsd
fnS F.sfs r sr !. asS:sss
~. srd mailed to subscvf srs At 81 per snnum,
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LOCAL MATTERe.

| Ashiasd Racss-Yssterday was the first da,
OF the fall meeting at this course. and tn,
weather being unusually fine, goodiy pun
ber OF admirers OF turf sport assem- bied Il
witness the races. In the sweepsiaka for ihre'
year olds, three entries were announced only
two of whom could start. the Messrs. Green
paying forfeit on their Albion colt. When ti
was announced that Miss Tobacco Fly and
treat Eastern were TO contest the prize, the
latter became the favorite in certain circles
though the former had her friends After The
usual pTelimiBaries the fillIes were sad.
died, and getting the word, went eff at a
spirited pace, Tobacco Fly soon drew in
'front.', ard continuing her stride won the first
neat. The betting now changed, and Tobacco
L fiy became the favorite, with but few 10 dis
pute her Claims
la the second heat Great Eastern cnt out
me running, and taking leading position,
won the heat.
The third heat was bnt a repetition Of the
fecond, Great Eastern winning it and the
money.
We append a summary, as follows:
Frsf Race -swsspstake for colts and fileys,
r. N Halls en- esi "a. Es.terp sar'eis sy FL
naucie, dam Betty Steel, by Steel. al
T. J. W. I; Green's b. I. by Red Eye,
- d. m Fire Fly, by imp PYiqnn. 122
Me ssrs. Green's br O. by imp A,b:on,
dam by Glencoe -. ..... pd f.
Second Race,-This race was for ihe Pro.
prietor's Purse, $500, two-mile heats. for
which there were three entries, only two of
whom started. Delphine had lhe cali in the
betting, and distsnced Pluck in the first heat
We~appenG a summary:
proprietcr's Purse, s20o two mile heats.
w. r. ha,e's m DELPHI ue, By Red Eye,
dam Non Pine, etr. old ....-. =.
John belehsr's /, c. Pluck, 5 years old, BY
D. Mc0snie's ch. m. Mipnie Lshnan. 4
Years od' By Boston, jr. dam by imp.
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COAL. COKE. WOOD, &c.
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsUM MERs

, SAh AND fINE " OOD Seasoned and Nj
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards
de- i2-ts JNO ]. WERTH. Ag't.
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"a, To Hrocers.-The attention of Grocers
eSJ ~ Merchants senefallR IS called O SEMPLE'S
~ AL lBLE BAKING POWDER a home arti-
St, aad superior TO taost of the kind be ore the
F1'He' J. w. GARLICK,
Market Place, Franklin street
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| MihuTk MEM THE SoUTH.-A telegram
from tns south, few days since, announced
| mat the Caroiinfans Were amounting the
eockace-" The South Carolina papers bring
| the explanation OF the term Armed bands
are being organized in South Caroliua called
| Minnie Men," and intended as an offset to
the " Wide Awakes " of the North. The badge
adopted is n blue rosette with q military but
TON In the centre, to be worn upon the side OF
the hat as cockade. On Saturday night last
tAe Minute Men of Columbia, S. O., turned
out in torch.light procession. The Caro-
liuian says:
There were about three hundred in ranks.
making very imposing and brilliant display
Iney each wore a red scarf, with the letters
M. NJ. imprinted ON il. The organization ia
rapidly extending through the State and The
South. Iii designed as aa organization for
tne preservation of the interests aud iustitu-
Tons OF the South. and the formation of q
Southern ConfeGeracy. The recent ELECTIONS
Will doubtless stimulate it's growth. and we
would not he surprised IT. In a month. with
proper drill and discipline, 1t furnishes an
army strong enough to main tain any inde-
pendent move that may be made by the South
ern States.
FIRST Snow OF THE SEAsoN.-Three inches
OF snow fell a. Bingham pton, " y, Monday
night, but is fast disappearing this morning
Dispatches from the mountain regions In
Pennsylvania report brisk fall of snow the
same night
There was also snow On the Catskill noun
tains. N. Y. The Tribune says:
Inc side OF the noun tain was white with it,
Inc snow on the l4th day of October was glis-
teniHg Ia the bright sunshine aud the air
came down the river from the cold north chill
iy enough to bold it there unmelted long into
ans morning. 1t was also visible at several
otber points alsDg The range, and not over
iorty miles from the city. AT Iowa, small
island 10 the river, two miles from Pee skill.
where Dr Grant has his great grape propa-
gaun establishment, the thermometer stood
at onIy 80 deg at 10 O'Clock on Sunday night,
oniy lew feet above tide water. At that time
cold northeast rain storm prevailed there.
which high up the noun ains fell In snow.
the hrst OF the season, and a very early one il
Is, giving sharp chill to thv atmosphere in
and aboutthe city.
Snow also fell In the neighborhood of MI.
AIRY, Smythe county, Va, on Sunday morn
ing, to the depth OF three inches, and in Wythe
county on Saturday night.
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BUeINEss 5 NOTICE.
CaAS DIMMCCK,
s seey and Treas Va. Cen'l Agl S5c'y.

49, TO OMERCHANTS.-The adye rttser
- y IN want Of permau ent employ ment an
mos mooh hEEpEh NE t p some GOOD house In The
write up and dust the books of am ,entlemen n
WHO may need such service
4, refers 70 Messrs. Massie Il Pleas.nts, the
nessfs. W siker, tobacco merchant, and MessTs
QuaIies Il SoLs, Broad str ieet.
oc i6-lm w NITCuEyf
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y antilles will consult their interest
PiWnEnI sAMPLE'S iSFALLIBLE BAKING
,,m,Isp, IN, II ia che per and better than any
]. w GEpf'cSKR a,e sels es p1aness,ns sn pess s's
Br err esr the Best.-sEMPLE'S INFALLI-
'AhIN6 POHDEk. The best in use.
J. W. GARLICK, Apothecary.
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g@S DR.. z. 5. McGRUDER, of Henri
3>-lA 60, having taken an office On Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services to the pu bio.
Jy 3U-6m
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The ANNUAL NETTING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY will take place
st the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, WEDNEs-
oc Is I'D E. WARREN Sao,x
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e FOR THE PURPOSE OF EA-
49, CILIfATING THETRADE of this city,
lob and after this date, we the under.isned wi.l
reau!re paper pay able the order of ~ y3chassrs
Tor ali goods sold at auction on ere tit
EDM Mp. DAVENPORT l. CO..
CkENSHhw & Co,
DUNLOP, M0NCURE 4 Co.
CHAS. I WUkTHAM & CO
Richmond, va october IL, 1850. oc l2-ts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

cara 10 kum1Ate8s
nae save on sale hne Brett Carriage, second.
w hand One ane RhBtOn CARRIAGE, new ORE
superior Asarouches second hand One large Family
Carriage, secondhand; Fine ssconf hand Pianos, goo
makes All OF which will be sold very cheap close b.
BENZ. SHIELDS & Co,
sePeO Ne. a. Central Auction Rooms, College street,
SILK, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15
where 10 Buy the Rest Hats ,

WArnEELD WALKEEs has long been IS The popular
resort for The best and mOst pspgar styles Of Hats,
superiority Of their fabrics. Their Fall
Hntesia fill complete. Prices susua sE and Uniform
WATBRFIELD 4 WALKER.
octO-R Hatters aud Furlers, PC Public squrrs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15
$500 Reward.

ONANAi from ne Snbseriber, Benton, LoEndss
~ county Ala on ne I'd Of May Is6O, copper eompex
onsd Ssgrs sey nAe CORNELIUS NEAL, sssd about .
heavy Ard oushy hair, quick spoken has ~ on - second
joint Of me second finger Of TIE right hand which renders
stf he is blacksmith and away sI Dressed IL Is
supposed that he vent with men Who we're ASKING in
the neighhorkoOd AZ the time.
viii give S4tO FOR ths apprehension the white man or
men, VIII proof sacent 70 convict and $500 Tor delivery
said negro 10 a. Benton, caught outside Of Dallas or
LoErdss counties, $50 caught within these couptie
Information OF the boy will Thankfully received ana
suitably rewarded Address Benton, unt Ala
nov4-ln JOAN N. MINTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15

TB1WO negro men, good farm hands Also negro woman
with several children. said woman is good house
want cook &C. and will hired good home for board and
clothing We prefer hiring in Edgefed or vicinity
j. L. & X. W. BROWN,
psvl-i2w a y Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-15
n CaEATHAN. e. ScAIHAh.
Nh. & E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS

n caEATHAh e.. ScATHAh.
Nh. & E. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIBs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS EAI1s
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND CHTRCH S7RSETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
receipt OF large selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting in part fsll0vs
$50 bids Sugar ali grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars
200 b6ls choice Molasses; 200 kegs Nails, asserted;
100 u do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so Tubs;
Zoe bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Wslnus
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Peeansi
lsG boxes Star Candles 10 bbIs Filberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &U.
3 4 l. choice French BrandisH;
20 \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winsss
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Scovill Claret,
100 bbsRn Robertson County WHISKY
2S bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin &c.
POWER AGENTS.
Agents Dupont, Sycamore Powder The IN
dergrsd Icing the only Agents Nashville Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants Tradersto their
large stock Of Powder on hand, IN Magazinefor sale.
300 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 2OO0 kegs Hazard BssngP
500 do do do der;
900 K % do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard % DO Powder
800 800 Do g. $50 B Ss Of Powder assorted
5000 ksDupOnt BlastingPO~ so bbls Toy Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse.
jann T. &. g. ?. OHEATHAN, Agents
SOLE AGENTS EQR
RuPOn.'SPOWdsr; Joy, Bedford & Co.'S Safety