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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
LArER rRom EunopE.

BcsToN, Nov l5.--The steamer Canada. from
Liverpool on the 4th iust via Halifax, arrived at
this port at half-past twelve o'clock this morning.
The Canada brings the following additional nteIli
| gence via Queenstown on the 4th.
/ The overland mail has arrived with Hong Kong
dates of September 18th.
The Times gives full details of the capture of the
Taku forts. Their special correspondent says:
II am unable to confirm the important statement
that it is the intention of Lord Egn and Baron Gros
to proceed to Pekin as guests Of the Emperor, ae-
companed only by an escort of cavalry. The cor
respondent then expresses the hope that the news
is untrue"
The conquest of the forts is described as dash
ing little campaign Of eight days The allies estab-
lished themselves at Ochtarg. They had still a
march of twelve miles before they could arrive at
the object of their attack.
The Chinese are learning the art of war, and con-
trary to all Chinese precedent, it was found that
their positions upon the road had been taken with
considerable military skill and fortified with much
care.
A Tartar camp had been formed, and the best
troops of China were placed behind the works It
was Thought that if the weapons Of the Chinese had
been equal to those Of the allies the contest might
have favorabIy compared with several European
battles The English and French acted together
with harmony snd-equai gallantry in the attack.
The allies had got within halt mile of Great
Wood fort which appears to be the key to the whole
position, although some difference Of opinion is said
TO have occurred among the Generals on this point
The French Commandant agreed to send his
forces to the attack leaving to Sir Hope Grant the
responsibility. The attack was made on the morn
ing of the 2lss from English and French gun boats
drawing the attention of the fort lower down on
the Northern bank, when the batteries opened. The
execution of the Armstrong guns were found to be
tremendous, as their shells pierced and burst the
walls of the fort, and an awful shock took place
but amid the ruins the Tartars stood to their guns
when the field pieces advanced and the rifemen got
under the walls. The resistance of the Tartars was
at last overcome, and the surrender of the other
forts soon followed. The loss was severe-twenty-
two officers wounded, two dangerously. thirteen
seriously, and seven slightly. The Gath Regiment
had ten killed and fifty wounded, four MORALLY and
thirty-eight dangerously. The eth Regiment had
six killed and forty dangerously wounded Total
British killed and wounded, one hundred and sixty
one
The Posts Paris correspondent sends the follow
ing telegram:
PARIS Nov 1T is true that the French Govern
ment gave orders to the French Admiral to prevent
attack on Gaeta by sea. 1t is also true that the
Admiral was not under the necessity of comrnuni-
eating these orders to the Sandman Admiral as the
attack had not been anticipated.
Napoleon's private Secretary accepts the propo-
sal of excursion of English volunteers 10 Paris
and assures them of a welcome
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CHAREsToS Nov. 1-saes cotton to-day 1000 bales
prices ranging from to II cents. The market dull.
SAVANNAH, Nov I3The market seemed quiet to-day,
and every asonshed to learn that the sales reached
23 bales Factors considerably buoyd by the foreign
accounts and asking higher prices to-day, though buyers do
not meet them readily and operations in cheek
ed Quotations eaDLot be given Jet the market i not su
GENTLY Settled though idea may be formed OF the current
rates from the report that Good Mddngs command Lc
MOBILE Nov. IL Sales Of day go baleS Mddngs
at lOI cents Sales OF three days % 400 bales Receipts
three 500 bales Sterling Exchange SOS per cent
MUM.
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FATAL SHooTNG-On Monday the 9Th inst. diff
Guilty occurred between Mr. Jas. E. p McGrew, of
this place, and Mr. John Hall, of the country, in
which younger Hall received an accidental shot
from pistol in the hands of his brother. The ball
took effect in his abdomen. causing death in a few
days-PttlGSki Citizen, Nor. Is.
We see that Mr.. McGREw offers a reward of one
hundred dollars for the apprehension of HALL 1t
seems the shot which killed the younger HALL was
fired at MCGREw.
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From ST, LouIa.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. I5-Demonstrations are soon to
take place in Boone and Randolph counties.
The soap, candle, and oil factory at the junction
of Market street and Choteau avenue three miles
West of the city, burned last evening. The distance
prevented the engines doing service. The combus-
tbe materials and the scarcity of water rendered
all efforts to the building frutess. Loss est
mated at $4,000 partially insured.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
PoR THE
FALL AND WINTER.
B. r. CUTTER & GLEAVES

Soa &c Sad 80 oos7sr0r Co1egs snd Broassoav
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
Every DECEPTION
Boots, Shoes, Caters. Hats. Caps, Una
brelIas, whips. Hosiery, &c,
Re in receipt daily Of large a2d general assortment for
n Fail and Winter Wear. z
NEGRO BROGANs AND boots,
very large assortment, good and cheap.
ROOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &C.
good aaortmentOt Gerts' WasrProof and Grain Leather
Boots, Lace Shoes Congress Caters &C.
Womens Dutch and Cali Bootees.
kissss' and Childrens Calf Copper f0ed BoctL
Boys' and Youths Shoes and Boots With Copper Tins
In short. kind Of Boots and sAoes ta are dess for
FAllsnd Winter.
HATS AND CAPS.
Every style and quality Of Fur. oas.asrs, Beaver Otter,
Caps Of every descriptioE.
Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
Sundries ON Hand.
Umbrellas, rrunks. Travelling Bags, Carpet Rs,. 49,,
sAtchels, Saddle Bags, Backing and Brushes Wbirs
Hosiery Gloves, &c. All Of which VII Be ssd TerT
Wholesale cf real - o---'e-
HTLeathsz Bscng and Gna Packinz a coz
Octa-Ta -
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authorizing the Governor to employ the military Of
/ Georgia against Federal coercion.
Toombs made powerful secession speech last
night. Barlow followed urging Southern Confed-
eracy with sovereignty in the Federal power, and
all State lines obliterated
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DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

adopts itself the condition the patient and the eSte in
which he lives In all Of scroulas Eryspeias Fever
6ore Tumos Bos Rngworm and all other cutaDeous dsor
des Of both children It is harmless but eecv and
though surface remedy it passes through the countless oees
OF the skim cleansing and restoring the vital organization You
suffer or pine away miserable existence, be try
It's healing influence Sodet the principal depos II Broadway
n y and Charities Street New Orleans, by j. WRIGHT CO.,
General Agents. Also BY all druggists and merchants
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SHooTING-A difficulty occurred at Owens Sta
tion in this county, Monday evening, between
Ben Owen and Robert Hill. in which the latter was
shot by Joshua e. Owen, brother Of Bens, who
states that he thought Hill about to shoot his
brother, and that he fired to save him from harm
The wound is a severe one, being made by full
charge of shot from fowling piece.-Frale!in Re
Iie1r- Non. Is.
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PLANO TUNING AND REPATRGNC

v. kIBBEE viii hcncelorh make NASHVILLE BIS perna
". nent residence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and MeIOdeons by the single tuning and can visas
often required, since he viii spend least week every
month in the city and vicinity He will regularly The
townsin MIDI e West EastIsnnees, and North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music Store,
mail will be promptly attended 70. prlI d,tH&W,a
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MnLEDGEvn1E, Gergia, November l6.-Stephens
spoke last night, demanding that the States which
nullifed the Fugitive Slave law repeal their acts,
and if refused, the South could go out with clean
hands. Jackson, of Savannah, addressed meeting
in favor of immediate secession. The feeling in Sa-
vannah is strong that it is difficult to prevent the
populace from seizing Fort Pulaski
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

VIE only onein running rearly tbreete
4 sweek andbaek from Eayettsveto TulIahoma leaving
ruilahOa, Monday Nenesday and Friday leave Fay
Thursday and Saturdays connect the malta
Esyesveand the al Tulahons and for the
ton OF passengers j. B. Smith, agent Tullahoa Coed
eamsand careful drivers Fhs fare through only dollars
iVI-vr I0UN = FAVOR
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Admitted 20 RaiI.

DANBURY, Conn, Nov. 15-The three men who
were arrested on suspicion of being connected with
throwing off the safe of the Adams Express COmpa-
ny from the New Haven cars, were admitted to bail
to-day, by Judge Butler, in the of twelve hun
dred dollars each.
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THROUGH TO DEcATuR.-The Central Southern Rail
road will be completed that through trans WIN
commence running from this city to Decatur on
Wednesday next This VIII then be the shortest and
quickest route to Memphis. New Orleans, and other
points South.
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Virginia.

Lynch burg Republican of the l4th publishes
the following dispatch:
RICHMOND, Nov. l3 9 M-The State has gone
for Breckenridge by one thousand majority.
WV OLD, Jr.
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TAKE NJ HAr."-This is a new brand of flour in
troduced into this market by Messrs. kmBRo SINS,
No. Il Public Square. We have tried it and can as
sure those in want that it really superb article.
1t is manufactured Of the best white wheat, and will
not fail to give satisfaction to those who try it.
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RUNAWAY,

TNROM subscriber THURSDAY, llth inst, bright ell
81 low Boy, Belonging to John Johns Jr., named
lillian liberal reward will be given 70 any person
will catch him and eonhne him in some jail get him.
Ihe above named Boy % years age. five feet ten
half inches high and weighs about leO 100 pounds
He ops little when standing Of waking and may be really
recognized large has left foot Of his tte
toe, that cut this year with an axe
Oc4ober IS. twH Napoleon r F1yyDp
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SFrnnl Nenr Xnrr-

NEw YORK. Nov. ia special dispatch to the
Herald describes an enthusiastic secession meeting
at Charleston last night welcoming the Charleston
delegation,
The Worlds correspondent from Charleston 18th
says thatSOuth Carolina i'll under circumstances
retreat from her position She is virtually out
of the Union. The United States flag is not recog-
nized in any part of the State.
1t Is said that Senator Chestnut will preside over
the Convention.
Baltimore offers Gov. Gist 1000 and New Jersey
500 men. Applications for military appointments
are numberless.
The sloop of war Saratoga has arrived from Vera
Cruz.
The steamer Hammonia from Liverpool has ar
rived. Her news is anticipated.
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PORK
The FarstteviI,e Ghserrer OF

The Fayetteville Observer OF the 18Th says:
There is less talk this year
have before noticed The fact isn't there and money
just about the pork that really there nothing
to base talk upon sale hiss been effected
told, at &C. and they all the transactions that have to
ourk nowledpa
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The GTeRt English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
BY Royal S$SN C&E5Sf-SSE Patent.

Prepared t~om prescription Of Sir Cdrce, H. D. Ply
stefan Extraordinary 20 TIE QReea.
invaluable medicine is unfalng In the OF all those
painful dangerous diseases which the female
subject mOderstes all and all obsucsus
and q speedy may be relied o.
To Married Ladies
It peculiarly suited It viii, IN short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar the Government Stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
These Pis saOuld not be taken By females during sis
FIRST THREE AUBTS Of Pregnancy they are sure 80
bring Miscarriage, bit at any other .ire ey safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palpaton OF
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills viii when
other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain on csone anthony, anything hurfu
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, CLste J. @. Baldwin 4 co.,)
Rochester, N. I.
NB-a00 and six postage stamps enclosed author
lied agent, viii insure bottle containing so pills, BY return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry DenOve and @. ". Hender
shott, j. G. Blown and al respectable druggists.
dec4-d.tw&v-lY.
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mAURY COUNTY. TENNESSEE.


MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes fer sale.
TTVHE undersigned viii oer At Public Sale on ThaFa2ay,
Deem Der Goth. 1S60s unless previously disPOsed
MAURY COUNTY LAND,
Situated On the Of Bgbyby about seven niles from
Columbia and four miles from the village Of NJ Pleasant,
Aury county Icnnessee dining the lands Of George ". and
Andrew J. Polk and others, containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres
on which there coo 20 acres eIsars and vs IN.
quarters sufficient 100 nsgroe Fkers are
On the premises exceeRt Gin House, Fobasco Sabng
&C There are four excellent springs on he Plsntson, wheh
30 oed as TO make he land susceptible Of beirg DIVIDED
INTO smaller fsrsh desired By purchasers, owned b.
one, making i. the most desirable
stock Farm in Tennessee.
There VII also sold at the sane tine and place an he
sz Mnsa Corn Rye. Cattle. Hogs &C, and All the F
also propose sail in families to su purchasers composed
Of tbs most vaiGabel lot in TIE stase,
EIGHTY NEGROES,
Among them are PlAserers Basmhs and Carpenters No
diseased will be pointed out
TERMS OF SALE.
The land will be sold credit o. one ~, tb,.s al tan
years. for bond with approved security, payable n Rang
bearing the purchase ncney from date aid l,tert
will Be required to be paid annually.
The negroes will be sold in families on credit Of one Ard two
years WITH interest," and such security viii ACCEPTABLE %
ucus GeorEeW. Polk or myself which win Be made Known
proposing to purchase The negroes viii re sold public
ly unless previously disposed Of the Goth Of Deoenber
The stock Cattle Hogs ProTe1der, Farming Inplements
&c, will be sold credit Of twelve months win Interest
from date.
For further particulars application may to L1eius
Geo. ". Polk the premises. address
MRS. RCTUS K. POLK.
Oct. IL, GO-d,tEkxlm Florenss Alahuma-
Nashville B1ansr Memphis Appeal and Louisvs yosraaI
copy one month and send bills TO the atTertissrJ
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Election Returns,

New ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-Texas election returns
indicate that the State has gone for Breckenridge by
about 1000 majority.
The Mobile Mercury claims Alabama for Breckin-
ridge by IL 900 majority.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


An experienced and euals physician, has soOhin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates she prOeei
Of teehng by sOening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
it, mothers, it will give rest yourselves and relief and
health yuur infants Perfectly all See saver-
tisemeut in another column. oct9S-ly
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s ANFORD'S
SANFORD'S
liver Inv1SOrRtOH
NEVER DERILITATES.

ny 10 romnoRnded entirely from Gum, and
Ia, become N esabished fact Standard Medicine,
and annroved nv Ali that used II, and is re
sorted to with confidence in all the disease Tor Wn'ch
II ~. cTrsd thousands = within the last two years
who had gyen up ali hopes e OF relief the numerous
,,rsoIicitsd cs-,ifcates in my possession show
T'e oss TnBst be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking II, and Us ed In sucn quSoes d. W
gently on the Bowels = Il. = :. A.
Let the dictates q ESgI g and it
usT VI .e Ii1er Con- q plants, Bilious At.
TncirH DvSpepsia,l n chronic DIarrhOea
su n m son. gI Ianh HSS Sfa1s
CosrtyeHess, ChOI- fc, Cholera, ChOle-
"a Tcrbus, Cholera Infantums Flatu-
I Tt y. 90 n y ar dice. - Female Weakness
a., - T,rv he used sue = cessfullZ Ordtna.
- E-U1;IV Vehial = lCincs 1t will cure SICK
t1,l - - ,1HinWteE.i III two or Ghree Tea
sPOonfuis are tAA- = ca Al 'he ' "
All who uae itare giving their nOny
Mix water in the mouth wii the lnvgOratOr and sTao"
Oo.1 tOseSnerN; E III MS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded FROM pure vegetable iS, PP
Tbs FSmiIx Ca sharIic PILL gen
tie but active Cathartc wnlch ths Plop.is''' -
The cansto,tiv jncrea1ngi q demand from those who
bsya - se5 he Pills ard the satisfaction which
ali e1prs In regard 10 th use has induced me to place
The PoIs,sion We'll know that different CathArics act
on r a.asFent P9s I% q the THARTIC PILL
has with dns reference To this we'll established fact,
been compounded from : variety Of the PurSs' h.
table Fxr,cts which act alike every part OF the
,Iir,sDtarv car,I md srs wCod and safe in 6l cas-
where Cathsrtic is = needed. such - :
engagements OF tie StOnachl SAGS
ness. pains in The Back and l. o n $,
COSIiVeness, a in and soreness 49,
the whole Cd y, = from sudden eoa, VIE ~
frequently If neglected. end long course OF re-
Yer loss os SpDe- 2 tile,a Creeping SEN
station of Cold over the BODY, heslIesSs
ness, Headache, or e weight in the head,
an Inftammato Diseases, WOrImss in
children or Adults, Rheumatism, great
PuriTierof Inc BIood = and many diseases to which
flesh heir, numerous to mention IN TINS sa'er'Se
ment. Desc, to 2. Price dimes -
The Liver InVigoratOT and FaEmii| IN
thavtic Pills are reed by Druggists generally snG soo
wholesale by the trade H. all the large Towns =,
s T W.SANF0RD, NJ. D
Manufacturer and Pronrietor. 1876 Broadway, n. Y
o. J. WOOD co,
f.hl ST. Iouis No.
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Drak, Glossy and
Luxuriant Hair!

By using Heimstrests Ir!adta6e Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & co., Proprietors, Troy,NY
See advertisement headed,
ssKOU LOOK In VAIN"
oct1s-Iydtw&w
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Tennessee

We have official returns from seventy counties in
this State, which foot up as follows:
Breckenridge ......-.... ...-...-,......... IS 1872
Bell. -..--.-.--..-..........6 81 22O
Douglas ...........-..-....... ...l0, 479
We have also reported returns from the following
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An Exngrerated Repnrt.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Especial correspondents are
ton that was made at the Citizens Bank yesterday.
The demands were promptly met, and the shares
sold at a decline, but higher than two weeks SINCE
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COLUMBIA. S c., Nov, l5-Six hundred minute
men with the fremen and military paraded last
night Orr spoke favoring secession and was fol-
lowed by Keitt
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Warhed Walker beautiful Of Furs They
No old Socks their mury
hiding places They viii sell them prices sus the times
wATERFIELD & WALKER,
Nov3-H % Pubic Square,
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SAM. YANIEER & Co., Market Street are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
septS-2m
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BELLS plurality over BRECKENRIDGE 4,2O2, and
Scott county yet to hear from, which gave Gov.
HARRIS majority of 49, The official returns will
probably vary this summing up slightly.
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Fine Groceries, Wines, BrandieS, Sc.
r. B. SNOWDEN Il CO..

Union and american Block.
KETE are just in receipt Of large and we'll selected q
sell siI' % PsT 9S ss sai T' the &i%ss
Country Merchants With the cash do letter than 10
call on US, as we are Offering extra inducements.
Brandies. all viDtages, in wood and glass.
Irish and Scotch Whisksy
Madeira, Sherry and Port, Of the best brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, in wood and glass;
Champagne, Hook, MOss and claretS;
italian and German Wines Of all kiods;
Old MonongsheIs, Rye, Bourbon and Corn WHISKY;
Bittsrs-Hosetters, Gouieys. Boxers Old sachem &c;
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
French Cordials, Light Wines and syrups
Italian Mscoaroni, VermeOll and Fas.ulca
Green and Black Teas. all qualities:
Hemeicslly Sealed Meats, Fruits;
Fish and Vegetables;
Preserves, JeliiaI and Jams;
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments:
Nut, Fruits and caudisd FraitE
Dried Fruits, Figs and R1lsiBs;
Extracts and Psrfumsry;
Tos. soaps, Prsnsss
Brandy Fruits
Crackers, &c, &c.
RiTe Works, Rockets and Roman Candles;
Havana Cigars. Chewing Tobacco and SNUG;
Meerchaum Pipes, Cigar and Liqusr Cases,
smoking Tobaeco-Turksh and Vfrgluia:
Cranbsrries, BaekEheat and syrup;
Chesse-krgiish Dairy, W. r. and Pine Apple,
Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tong1es.
Wooden and Willow Ware and BFouus
New York steam Refined Candy
French Candied Fruit, Apricot PASTE add N0ugat;
Ground and Whole Spices, olive Oh.
Mackerei, Shnd, Salmon, Roe Herring,
Smoked and Saucs8 Salmon and Cod Fish.
Dates, Dried Fruit cantoa Ginger, &c, &c, Sc
Together with all articles pertaining to the supply ct families
R. B. SNOWDEN q Co.,
o.t3I-99 40. NORTH Cherry Street
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Money ut aDiscnunt.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 16-South Carolina and Georgia
money 10 per cent. discount, and Illinois and
Wisconsin 5 per cent, and Missouri per cent dis
count.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-The Navy Department has
issued an order to fit out the soop Of war Macedo-
Man for the home squadron. The st. Louis and
Sabine having nearly completed the usual term Of
service are to be withdrawn.
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1zi5- Call and try JoHY WHoRLEr's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best offered in Nashville
A large assortment on hand and for sale at very
low prices!
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The McMinnville Ne5 Era of the 18th reports
number of burglaries that have been committed in
that place. but the perpetrators have not been dis
covered.