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RnI1Imore Coffee nInrket. oct. ,

Coffee continues in good demand prices and notcs
he from Rop during the week. three cargoeS aRgega
ting l2OO bags viz: the Lapwing, with $500 bags Tad
lah $500 bags and the Nay Queen with 1900 bags most Of
which has been disposed Of leaving OF about 1900 bags
The transactions comprise 5000 bags Rio, Az cents, and
2Oe bags do at M cents, both invoices Lapwng $500
bags Of which rsold at from lax TO I5A eents LOO
bags at AK cents, May Queen" $50 bags do st l3 cents
500 bags do at M cents $50 bags do at AZ cents, and $50
bags do at AZ cents, Of which from the allulah
We quote Rio at 13k914k fer to sir l4x9
4 cents for good aud l5@l5H cents for prime Laguaya
nominal At l4l5 cents and Java held at l6l5 cents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


An experienced and female physician, soOthin
Syrup for children eehng which greatly facilitates the proses
OF ethng hS sSfeniog the gums. reducing all inaanmacn
viii aay all pain, aad is regulate the bowels Depend
upon il mothe will give yourselves and relief aud
health to your infants. Perfectly al cases See advs
dsement in another column. octss-Iy
DALLEK'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
adpts itself to the condition Of the patient the climate ia
which he lives In All Of scr0fua, zyspsas Fever
Sores ipor Bos, Rngwor1 and all other cuaneous dsor-
oers o. both children and adults is harmless but eecTs
though il through the countless oress
o. the skn cleansing and restoring the vital organization
VINO suffer or pine miserable existence, be uuced to H
rs healing inuence Sold the principal depo IA
n T., and Charres Street, New Orleans By WRIGHT co.
aeneral Agents Also by all drnggiss and merchants
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE. November s-noOn.-The election j
passing quietly
Foreign.

Foreign.
| New YORK, Nov. 5-The English squadron left
| Syria for the Adriatic.
| Two French vessels remained at Beyrout.
Fua1 Pasha returned to Damascus where great
agitation prevailed.
Threats were made against the Christians on ae-
count of the war tax.
The Emperor of Austria accords a Court of Chan
Gerry to Hungary and increases the members
the Reichsrath to 100 Also reestablshes eonstitu-
tional institutions and makes Hungarian the official
language The Hungarian Diet is to be convoked
and the Emperor crowned King of Hungary
Similar constitutions will be granted Transylva-
MIA.
General Benedick is appointed Commander in
chief of the army in Italy.
CoNsTANTNOPLE.-The Grand Eizer IS favorable to
the forced loan.
Ali Pasha is named for Foreign Minister.
great fight occurred at the election Of the Greek
Patriarch
The British Government proposed to the Porte
modification of the commercial treaty OF 1888.
1t Is confirmed that Austria had 100000 men at
Verona.
Alene Mantua and Peschlera are strongly gar
risoned.
The Pope told the French Representatives that he
had no intention of leaving Rome.
The Warsaw meeting terminated on the 18th.
1t is reported that the the English Admiral going
to Gaeta to protect the King OF Naples
Warlike preparations are increasing on the Min
clio.
The Paris Bourse was dull. Rentes 6Sf SOC.
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Chamcery sale of Land and other
Property

EURSUANT decree Of the Chauoery Court at its October
term, 1867 in the therein pending p McGavock
Mary McGsyock will Saturday, oath day No.
expose sale the premises pEblc auction
highest bidder the tract Of Land OF plead
ings and decree mentioned, lying miles Triune
Williamson county, in civil ds No 49, being the part Of the
upon which the late John Bosk resided
DEATH Mary 1cavock, and bounded
W. Jordan, Elount HYDE Richard Span Mrs Lewis,
james Glenn There upon said tract Of land good brick
house, with eight Kitchen smoke house.
cisten, springs nine cabins and and under
good fences and hundred we'll timheed Said
land located in good neghsrhood convenient churches
and good schools.
TernSsA small amount will be required in cash, the
two and three years. equal nsamen with
interest the purchaser giving good
ty and a lien retained. W. u. s. HILL, @. L. N.
Oct. 80, 60.
time place sell 1000 Corn so stacks
Foode 40 Of Hay young Mares 20 yesrng and
sucking Mules IL Cows 60 STICK Hcgs asd lot Of Farming
Implements,
TeTmS.s-sums Of five dollars and under, cash; all ove=
credit twelve months with bond and two good
securities. T. G. McGAVOC3,
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ABOLITION EXCITEMENT N GRAND JUNCTIoN--A
FOLLOWER OF LINCOLN WHIPPED AND ORDERED TO
LEAvE-UNCERENNoUs LEAyING.-They had an excite
in Grand Junction the LIST inst, in the shape
of an Abolition disturbance the particulars Of which
the Memphis Argus learns from gentleman who
arrived in that city by the Charleston Railroad. 1t
seem that Northern man, with more tongue than
discretion while at Grand Junction on the LIST inst,
engaged in a political controversy with several
gentlemen, in the course of which he warmly adj
vocated the cause of LINCOLN, for whom he said he
would vote were there electoral ticket for that
gentleman here and remarked that he was unable
to discover a negro's inferiority to white man.
These and other Incorporate remarks drew upon
him the Indignation of the crowd. which was most
ly composed of Southerners, and, as consequence,
the LINCOLN was rather roughly handled by
some of those present and ordered to leave the
village on the first train. he prudently resolved
70 comply, and order once more reigns in Grand
Junction.
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Mas DR.. LYDIA SAVER HAsBGoucE, of Orange
county \, Y, who insists that a woman should not
be taxed unless she is allowed to vote, has thought
to shame the collector out Of his demand by offer
ing 10 work out her rOad-tax The doctress, having
somewhat passed the bloom of youth, made no i'm
preston upon the official and therefore, instead of
paying under protest of her sisters do, she
went upon the road and drove a cart
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Nashville PIOw works

FENHIS establishment having been re built ~
4 by Messrs. Sharp & Hamilton, with $SS@ssFzsSz7s-S
increased facilities for manufacturing Plows
Culhvstors, &c, we will keep full supply
Of both Steel and Wrought Iron Pows hand to which We call
the attention Of Farmers and Planters Those implements
all warranted to perform WE'LL and good n every respect
the hest imported plows, uniformly prices
octl9-dlw&E2m HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which 1 will sell at
cost for cash. as determined to do an exclusive
cash business. We invite all those DESTROYS of pur
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No
%, North side of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY
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Notice.

COMMITTED Jail in this county, man, who sayI
that his sol ON and belnsgs to SOLOMON DA
Richmond Virginia. about thirty old about five feet
seven inches high will weigh las $50 pounds
very full breast OF dark color The owner requested
forward and prove his property and EXPENSES
V. WALKER, sheriff OF
October l6 '6O-E3-prs fee "a Dickson County, Tenn.
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DIR. EatOn's InfantiIa Cordial, for Child
rem TeeLhings

Is narcotic to u sleep and perhaps death your su
ferng precious onesDut reliable and certain medy for
the ills Of infsntile life. twill soften gums reduce
hammston. and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
process the period Of eethng ehrrm gy ing
healthy sleep night to the little sufferer grateful rest
the wearied mother 1t does eonstpae bowels because
It contains NO MORPHINE opiats Of any kind fact
fully warranted in stating cannot be d any other
preparation for nfante complaints this the pub
lie. but quick and aSg remedy DiGr60a Die
EMERY, and summer Complaint Also, for Wind COiic,
Gripping ia the Stomach, Acidy, being powerful anti.
spasmodic Motne should always il by them in cases Of
C0n1ioHs especially when they purpose giving their children
the other old fashioned narcotics Of day. exceedingly
liable bring these fits Be and use none but Dr.
Ea.ons Inianle Cordial, this only you rely on.
Soldby CHURCH DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 100 Broadway, New York.
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Runaway,

ENRoM Subscriber Thursday, ltA inst bright ell
r low Boy Belonging John johns. Jr., named
ilIfam liberal reward will be given 70 any person Who
viii and conhne him in jail. 90 can get him
half inches high, and weighs about sO or gO pounds
lie ops little when standing Of walking and may De really
guzsd by large has left foot just back OF MS t
toe that cut tEis year with an axe = -
s. NAPOLEON b. HYDE.
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Severe Gale,

New HAVEN, Nov. "a severe gale from the
east visited this city last evening" commencing about
five o'clock. and ending about eleven o'clock. Many
trees were Frustrated, and the steeple of the Wor
eester Place Church Second Baptist was thrown
upon the Square. Its height was 240 feet.
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COMMON, MEDIUM

I am offering great inducements to parties wisl
ing to purchase
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SALE or RACER.-Mr. RoUNDTEEE sold to a gen
tleman of jefferson county, Miss, his Lady Kifey,
be- Albion" dam "Eudora, by "Ppiam, for So 500.
She is very fine animal ard viii hereafter be de-
voted Q breeding, we presume.
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Prom New York.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 6-The steamer @. E. Hillman
leaves for Nashville tomorrow 20 go into the regu-
lar St. Louis and Nashville trade.
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River News.

Rssorted By H. IL Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore AMI
Ohis Railroad A geni
Now on shoal seven feet large, with declining
rise it having receeded within the last "a hours one
foot Reports above which however. are not a. re
liable as we would desire state an upper rise is on
its way down.
The Jas. Woods now in port, and loading for New
Orleans, and win depart this day positively at IL
o'clock.
DEPARTED
Umpire, for Psducah,
ARRIVED.
Science, from Dover
May Duke, from Eddyville
Noble Ellis from Paducah.
Jas. Woods, from New Orleans.
EXPECTED.
Mlnnetonka, from Paducah
Commodore Perry, from Smithland.
John A. Fisher, from Psducah.
Z. E. Hillman, from St. Louis.
= The Melrose took her departure yesterday from
Cincinnati for this port.
The John Gault, the regular Louisville packet
took her departure yesterday from Louisville for
this port.
The Gienwood leaves Cincinnati this day for this
port, likewise the SAM KirlInian from Louisville on
Friday next.
FoR YEw oEIEASs.
This day at Il O'Clock, the splendid new steamer
James Woods win depart positively, under charge
of Capt. VIM. Boyd on deck, and J. Morgan Smith
affords, and who are proverbial for courtesy and at
tention. Shippers and passengers will please be
punctual as to the time specified.
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Marble Monuments. &C.

M L. SHELTON informs his friends and the public ger
1VE eral that he is prosecuting the Marble kaSi-
ness on Church street. between the First Presbyterian Chuzh
and the Post Once where he will be pleased attend to the
ders OF all who work in his Inns will
on hand supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS, &c
Manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
best style OF the art All his work will be warranted
April la, Is5s-wIy.
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CHARLES B. HALL.
DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes, Trunks. YaIiSes, Car
nof Ro1S 60

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, WDIISes, Gar
pet Bags, &C..
NO. IS PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn
rs now in receipt OF Ladies' Gents Misses Boys
Chdrens Boots, shoes and Caters Of every dscp
ton, for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
Also very large of Heavy BTogars and Boots
for Plantation which the attention Of Planters parcu
lRrly invited.
Also Ladies' French Trunks Fine Sole Leather Trsv
cling Trunks, Vsses, Carpet Bags &C.
This Stock and we'll assorted having been made to
order by the Manufacturer and will be sold st small sd
vance Manufacturers pricRs
Purchasers RESPECTFULLY requested to call and examine
this Stock purchasing elsewhere asl feel confident they
will be pleased both in respect to qualify and price
@. B. HALL,
sepse-H No. is Public Square.
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CITY NOTICES.
Auctiou SAFE Bxtraordinary.

Al. McWHKTER & Co., No. "A, Corner Public
Square and Suspension Bridge street. will offer their
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOcK OF DRY GooDs AND TRIM
MNGs, &C., at auction commencing Wednesday
morning at Ii o'clock, Nov 7th and continuing from
day to day until every article is closed All persons
are invited to attend. novG-3t
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SoSs OF TEMPERANCE.-An adjourned meeting of
the Grand, Division of Tennessee will be held in
Temperance Hall, IN this city, on Wednesday, No
vember 18th. W. BRYCE THOMPSON, G.. S.
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SAM. VANIEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
sept8-2m
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N the Lebanon Turnpike, the Hermitage. Pocket
Book containing prosory notes aud other papers,
which By calling at this Office and paying for
this advertisement ......
Get dw-u
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All those indebted to ] c. NICHOLSON & Co., or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need of
money. nOv2-lm
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River News.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Peterson's Director warns
the public against well executed counterfeirs on
the Western Bank of Philadelphia.
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ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY or ANT CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NF great discovery Prof Wood
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and gone, being carried BY the
field rssstes sway. the follow
ing:-
PROY. o. J. EOoD & 90 Gents-Ths letter wrote Jou
concerning your valuable Restorative hyou
have published IN this vicinity elsewhere given
inquiries touching the The inquiries
are first it fact OF my habitaton nane stated
third does my hair st continue 70 be in good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do invariably My
past, soft. thrifty and better coloed the
my whker and the only why is not generally is,
face by Eiping close connec
ton with the Efsker the result will follow the hair
Of New England, asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and Of
various compounds well this, ii has doubt been basey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury used Of restorative of
account for MONTHS and hair good
humid have examined it with surprise, 81 years
old and not gray hair in my head ace and prove
this fact send lock OF hair taken of the past week
received your favor Of quart bottles summer, for
which grateful gave it my friends, and thsoy
induced it. many teal trial
and then purchased and used II with universal wilt
ask favor that send test By which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold By many, fear without author
y from from you pure article will insure and
believe where COED eeo do not follow, the failure is caused
by nFure article, which inventor good
dee my duty heretofore to keep sPprsd Of the
efeton my hair q. assure s who inquire Of me Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear ss
yours, - A Q: RAYMOND. 4
AARoHs Run, KY, Nov. 30 1858.
The Restorative put up three Sizes large
medium, SMALL the pint Ell
per bottle the mediums hold at LEAST twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL res for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart 40 cent in proportions and setas for 50
New York. Market street. 81 Louis Mo- and sod By al
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wboiesalea b
Even, PendletOn * Co.'S and rstailsd By every Drug
u II-I
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DALLEY's mAGTCaL PAIN ExTR1CT0T
Drak, Glossy, and
EEzE9 go Luxuriant Hair!

By using Heinstre.ts Laiaisa6,s Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head.
Price Soc and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN co., PrOpristOrs, TrOy,N.Y.
Ses advertisement headed,
ssYOU look IN VAIN.s
oc,2s-lydtw&w
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From Philadelphia,

! New YORK, Nov. CIT is rumored that the gun
boat Seminole has been burned off Pernambuco.
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A Negro Burglar Shot.

NRwBURYPoRT, VT, Nov. "a colored man, giving
the name of Jas. P. Pickering, of California, was
shot dead last night while robbing house. NJ
merous burgaries lately have very much excited
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-07

The estimate of the cost of the New York city
public school system, as just submitted, shows to-
tai Of 81 800 coo, which is $4,000 in excess of the
estimate of last year Of this total the salaries Of
teachers and janors amounts to S725 OOO and books
to 5000. The Committee On Studies made some
novel recommendations in reference TO primary and
grammar Schools yet it is to be presumed not with
ont due consideration. Their report provides that
hereafter lessons shall be given to the children
in the primary department to be studied at home;
that the lessons to the primary department shall be
given in the class room, and no books whatever
given to the children. In the grammar schools the
teachers are required to occupy two hours in each
day in preparing the scholars for the lessons to he
recited on the subsequent day and no teacher to be
permitted to give out lessons that will take more
than one hour to study.
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WANTED.-A gentleman, business man, &c, want
ed as partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness with $1,000 cash. He must be as above. Ad-
dres ROBERT
Octl6-dlm Post Office
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Blood EOOdI
Bleed EOOdI
RI0nd EOnni

To ali suffering from consumption, ncpient conrmei
from debility 81 kind from mental prostraon,
brought by from scrofuas complaints; from
dasesof the kidneys bladder to ladies suffering any
the distressing complaints their liable and which
engender cousuIupton the
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A difficulty occurred near the
corner Of Summer and Deaderick streets yesterday
afternoon, between WALLACE HALE and d. T. CARTER,
during which several shots were fred by the form
err one Of which took effect in his right leg produc
ing flesh wound above the knee and another took
effect in the right leg of MADISON KING, who hap
pened to be passing at the time. The bone of his
leg is badly fractured, and the wound will prove
serious, if his leg does not have to be amputated
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A Hare Chnmce,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
TNOR SALE.-A stock OF Notions and Fancy Dry Goods.
10 One Of the best assorted stocks State. The goods all
late importation. The stand is IN the best localities
hsin ssrest, For particulars inquire Of or address,
octl5-dlns wa. PARK, Memphis.
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Advices from Utah to the 9TH of October have
been received. Hon w. II. Hooper. delegate to
Congress, accompanied by his wife, had left Salt
Lake City for Washington and with him had de-
parted the last of the Mormon missionaries for the
States and Europe. Among the missionaries were
three of the Twelve Apostles Pratt, Eras-
tus Snow, and George Q. Cannon-the first two
destined for the States and the last for England.
Five of the Twelve are now absent among the Gen
tiles working for the cause of Mormonism. An
Agricultural fair had been held at Provo which was
attended with considerable success and another was
in progress in Salt Lake City More Indian hostili-
ties reported in the northern part of the Terri
tory. party of emIgrants, numbering about
twenty, had been attacked and had lost all their
wagons and stock before assistance could reach
them. The party had arrived at Salt Lake City un-
der escort of United States troop, in destitute con-
dition. Capt. Ruth, of the Indian Bureau at Wash
ington had arrived in the Territory to look after
the Government property connected with the Indi-
an Agency of DR.. ForHey, which has already cost
the Government two commissions.
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street
Octl2-tf P&B wv. LANGLEY.
NASHVILLE, Sept Is, 1860
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the Sventh Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime and mark, award for the best Family Sew.
ing Machine, find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The /. Il. SINGER. WHEELER
& WILSON, A. B. Howe and the GROVER & BAKER
The first three named. although differing in con-
structiOn and capacity still far as the stitch
concerned, all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known as the shuttle stitch each
using shuttle or shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thread or thread used underneath is reuur
ed to be respoOled The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree of
satisfaction, but conceive from their cOpstruc-
ton. operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
wide range Of requirements in machine for family
sewing, we find more fully combined in the GROVER
d BAKER-eXtent of capacity simplicity of con-
structiOn, ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spOols without reminding; strength
of work. elacticity, durability and regularity of
STITCH and quietness of movement. We therefore
mark award to the GROVER & BAKER.
JOHN HERlGEs, Chairman.
10. W. HORTON,
J. W. WILSON,
G. H. WHITE,
JAS. A. WoODs.
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860
L. p. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.
Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines No. 4G Public Square, Nash
vile, Tennessee. r. II. BRoCKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER BAKER Pa
tent for :he State of Tennessee.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. rs, 1860.
At the National Fair this day. the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover Baker Sew
ing Machine, over the Singer, Wheeler Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
Octl4-dtw&wlm.
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We are informed that the difficulty between F. W.
Horn and Mr.. FULLER Monday evening was not of a
political nature and that the ball of HoRNs pistol
only passed through CAREERS hand producing
flesh wound.
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For Nashville.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.-John A. Mcconnell
Assistant Postmaster at Newry. Clair county, has
been arrested on charge of robbing the mails.