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LATER FROM EUROPE.


Arrival OF the Steamer COnnRnght.
NEW York, Oct 3-The steamer COnnaught has
arrived at st. Johns with Liverpool dates OF the
25th.
LONDONDERRY, Tuesday.-Ancona was bombarded
nine hours by the Sandman slips
Victor Emmanuel has determined to proceed to
Naples.
1t is reported that Napoleon notified the Gar of
his ish to oin the circle at Warsaw to personally
dispel the distrust entertained respecting the de-
signs of France
BreckinrIdge Electoral Ticket In Maine.
BANGOR, Maine, Oct. 3-The Breckenridge State
Committee have nominated full electoral ticket
Connecticut Elections.
NEw HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct. 3-The town officers
elected throughout Connecticut are mainly Repub-
From New York.
New York. Oct g. 1t is announced that the Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad will pay no dividends
at preesLt.
The Directors of the Artizans Bank have applied
for a Receiver. The circulation is $4,000 ard is
fully secured.
The steamers SaxOnia and Arago have arrived.
Counterfeit fves and lows on the Bank of the Re-
public in Boston are circulating.
The steamer Cahawba with Havana dates of the
2Sth has arrived. Markets were unchanged. Freghts
scarce.
DETROIT, Oct. 3.-Ihe Democrats have elected most
of the officers in Upper Peninsular Michigan.
Later from Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct 3-The contract for carrying
the mail from Charleston to Key West was awarded
to NJ c. Mordecai.
Death OF MIR. LOrtOn.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-Mr. LOrtOn manager OF the
Theatre here died to-day Of Pneumonia.
Sailing OF the Europa.
BoSToN, Oct 3-The steamer Europa sailed to-day
taking out 500, 600 in specie. The frlgate niagara
arrived at Loando the first week IN August
River News.
louisville. Oct. 3-The riveris falling Win tHe'
feet three inches water in the canal
OATS.
SACKS OATS, Just received on consignment anu
Il Z n Tor ale At the Broadway Mills. ,rvr
SepF -
CONSTANT supply Of Washington. double extra
| a broadway Extra Family;
| - Dsvy Crockett, extrA suPerhne; ,,,
! BIT Sr-ii' D. D. DICKEY.
,OXV FEED, Excellent for Milk for sale the Broad
4 way MiIls lsep27l D. D. DICkEY.-
| BRAN.
n ono POUNDS BRAN Just received on con
EU UUU Segment and for sale at the BroadEay Mills
| -seSs7 D. D. DIcKEY
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FREE OF CHARGE.

Principals Of Female Colleges Ssmnss and MaSe Teacher
will supplied with INSTRUMENTS By paying
TEN PER CENT. ON FIRST COST.
PAn persons wishing purchase, and all lovers Of
&c, are respectfully invited to call.
MARVIN REED, Agent,
intellectually NO Al PUBLIC SQUARE
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- IIorse and RnggY fer Sale.
NEW BOOKS.

ONE OR BOTH WILDE sold cheap for essh or notes. or e
change for lot Of ground paving 1urnpies asoek' &ei
~ t-Anse i' j L &R W BROWN,
APgg az Az Cherry street.
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WALKERS FoLLOwERS-W Writing upon the suppo-
sition that WALKER had been shot, seems to have
been prematurely reported, New York cores
pondent Of the Charleston Mercury wrote fol-
lows:
With his death it is supposed there will be a long
vacation in fibusteriSm. There is nobody left to
take up his unfinished work. The ablest of his
leaders are scattered, or have settled down into
steady business habits Gen Wheat. as you already
know has gone to Garibaldi. Charley Hicks fol-
lowed the trustv Bob a few days later. Major
George b. Hall has subsidized into a very quiet and
efficient aid of the City Inspectors and Capt Farm
ham is leading calm sort of existence around town,
apparently cured of his prOpensities for war and
glory These four were among Gen. Walkers ablest
men. and when they withdrew from participation
in his fortunes the star of his success began to
wane.
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rolhur,s ECLIPSE washing machine,

y1rv l v.binV Machine ever brought before che people
which Is Of absolute practical IL Is ana
eSsily S SPs - ~ HARDY BROTHERS, Agents,
APgS3 AZ Public Square.
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hereby certify that the above is 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
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DIR. HOLLANDS Celebrated
RmrnrI, CHS

VKTILL eectuslly Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jsun
Nv dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kid
neys all diseases arising from dsoered Liver and
ac ConSpSon Piles FUlness Of Blood the
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Funes weight in the Stomach Sour Erucsaons,
Sinking Futtsrng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Hurried Difficult Breathing Futeng at the Heart,
Choking Suocatng Sensations Whsn in lying posture Dim
ness Of Vision the Sight, Dull
PAIN Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, YeOWness Of the
Skin and Eyes Sde Back Chest, Limbs &c, Sud
den Flushes Burning in the FLESH Constant Imagn
iugs of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The propeors calling the attention OF the public to this
PREPARATION feeling of the utmost confidence in its
virtues the diseases for which
no new article, that has stood the
test of ten years trial before the American people, and its
utation and unrvaed BY similar preparation
tant The testimony its favor given BY prominent and we'll
known Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense and careful peusa Of the Almanac, published
ally proprietor and be had gratis Of Of his Agents,
cannot but satisfy the skepcs that this remedy really
he celebrity it has obtained.
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Rank Statement
The Co,ton MARKETS.

NV YORK. Oct I-Deereae in loans s932s. Increase in
specie Increase in circulation $685. Increase in
deposits S62s, 469.
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ARREST OF A JOHN BRowNITE.-A few days since We
copied froma Texas paper letter addressed by one
WN. H. BAuEYtO a confederate, disclosing the opera
tons of gang of incendaries in Texas, the letter
having been discovered by accident. The Fort
Smith (Ark) Times contains the following announce
rlent of BAuEY'S arrest:
"On Sunday last Rev. W. II. Bailey arrived here
in the Overland, under charge of Mr.. johnson, an
officer from Texas. The reverend gentleman, it ap-
pears, is one of the disciples Of the John Brown
school, and has been engaged in the burning, steal
ing. etc, in our sister State. reward of $4,000
had been offered for his delivery at Fort Worth.
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wrnNrsnly. OCTOBER Sd.


The Grand Lodge was. called on yesterday morn
my at ten O'Clock, when the following onlcers were
Installed by CHARLES Scofr, Esq, of Memphis, Past
Grand Master of Mississippi
IAs McCuI1rN of Pulaski, Grand Master,
Jyo +. SLOvER. of Athens, d. q. Master,
ISo II DrrFRFrx, of Nashville S. G. Warden,
n p McDowErI of Bolivar, J. q. Warden,
" II HoRN of Nashville Grand Treasurer,
n A FT-TTER. of Nashville Grand Secretary,
Rev S1NiI, d. BALDWIN, Of Lebanon, Grand Orator.
Than W. Grand Master then made the following
appointments:
Rev. R. NJ. REED of Nashville, Grand Chaplain.
W n FITCH jr of Memphis, Senior Grand Dea-
con.
Z. II. ROGAS, of Knoxville Junior Grand Deacon.
q W PARROT. of -. Grand Marshal
l. A. GARRETT. of Tazewell, Grand PurSuvant
JoHN MCCLELLAND, of Nashville, Grand Steward.
NE DEGROvE of Nashville, Grand Tyler.
The thanks of the Grand Lodge were returned to
the retiring Grand Master, JOHN FRIzzEI1., ESQ., of
Winchester. for the able and efficient performance of
his duties.
The afternoon session was occupied in the con-
sideraton of reports submitted by standing com
mittees.
At the evening session the Committee on Work
submitted their report and interesting lectures on
that subject were delivered by JoHN 7. EDGAR, Esq
Of Shelbyrille, and Mr.. F. n. PORTER, Grand Lee
tuTer of Kentucky.
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The following list appointments has been agreed upon o
Taylor, Whthorne and Waterson or
for the State large which TINES and places hey va"
pleased address the people 1t will be seen S
number have been omitted This was una'oluAO
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An unfortunate shooting affair occurred in front
of the Adams House last Monday afternoon. Our
townsmen Mr. c. c. Carroll and DR.. P W. Saunders
were both seriously though not fatally wounded by
a pistol shot from the hands of Mr.. W. W. LanstOn,
of LAGRANGE Mr.. Lanston unfortunately, had i'm
bibed too freely of the liquid fire." and lost his
better reason for the time being Mr.. CAROLS
wound has given him very little trouble. The ball
entered Just below the clavicle and passed out one
inch above that bone. DR.. Saunders wound has
been quite painful, but is superficial one situated
near the elbow joint. Mr.. Lanston expressed many
regrets at the occurrence when he came to himself,
and the matter was adjusted between him and
Mr. Carroll, at whom the pistol was fired. We
omit giving full particulars of this much to be re
GREETED affair.
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DALLEE's M .,,, -, ~
na SCANS caused by explosion especially from the
EUp LAMPS, BOuKRs, &c, are instantly relieved
u Ell 5Hring anguish by this cooling and healing basa
o. subsidies Incredibly short time, and the
~ nature are nobly seconded in restoring the skim and
% and cannot be said OF any other Ointment
leaves no behind, trace Of the mishaD, when
VALLEYS wonderful skin healer employed Sold at the
principal depots Br0sdsAy, ~ ano street new
III -5rnr0istS and rnarchants. ssp2-d.tvAWln
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a Rrave woman

The Kosciusko (Miss.) Chronicle of the l4th ult.,
has the following
On Sunday night last the residence of Mrs Lovin,
widow lady residing six miles north OF this place,
was entered and robbed by a runaway negro, but
Just as the thief was leaving with his booty he was
discovered by Mrs Lovin, who quietly taking down
a double-barrel gun and bringing it to bear upon
him. ordered him to stand; at this the villain made
at the widow, when she let fly one barrel OF the
gun at him, SCATTERING his right arm to pieces In
this condition he scampered to the quarters OF
Mr. Boly J. Conner where he was discovered next
morning and his arm amputated by DR.. Lewis
The rascal is the notorious boy John, belonging to
Col E. A. Spiva, of this place, and is the fellow IN
whose possession was found all the wearing appa-
rel recently stolen in this place. Thanks to the
brave Mrs. Lovn, he has got part of his deserts
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passenger cOnductorship the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad to-day. The Captain is young
man of energy and excellent business capacity, and
will become great favOrie with me travelling pub
hc.-LOuiSUiHe Journal, oct. 3.
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NASHVILLE. Sent. l.. 1850.

The Committee appointed by the State BureaE 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 /. N. SINGER. WHEELER
& WILSON A. b. HOWE, and the GROVER BAKER.
The first three named. although differing in con-
structon and capacity, still so fan as the stitch is
concerned. all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch. each
using shuttle or shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thread or thread used undeneathis requir
ed to be respOoled The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes offamily sewing with degree Of
satisfaction but conceive from their cOnstruc-
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 I'M machine for family
sewing we find more fully combined in the GROVER
& BAKER-extent of capacity, simplicity of con-
struction ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spoos without rewinding; strength
of work elacticity. durability and regularity Of
stitch, and quietness of movement. We therefore
mark award to the GROVER & BAKER.
JOHN HEROES. Chairman.
JO W. HORROR
J. W WILSON
C. II. WHITE.
T. A
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
VIII nre standinn Cold in very short time Bead the


VIII cure long standing Cold very short time. Read the
following: - ,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1883.
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole SYSTEM
throat and hOarseness when recommended to try HOo
lands Basamic Cordial" accordingly procured bottle, and
am happy 70 state half Of completely cured
now unhesitangy recommend it to friends who may be sim
lary afflicted and than justice to bear this
public testimony TO its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily BY Dr. c. NJ Jackson No 4l5 Street.
Philadelphia sale Druggist and Storekeepes through
out United and Canada Price IS cents bottle.
o. J. WOOD St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents. Rsaied by 10. g. BROWN and EVANS g. w. HEN
MATHEWS, Edeeheld; J. C. DORCH, South Nashville,
ksbII-ly
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Children frequent suf feers from external INJURIES
eseoialy from FIuid and CIHpheRs EsplosiOss-thsre
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. It heals I0rs Brsdsfs and quicy re-
moges the letter or RING WORN PTsgGlSHt IN thf
.,,rsSr1, =
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Ionday, October ]


We ae 1e1nesej to state that Hon W. h Polk elecor
for the State at large pledged to the support OF
Johnson will accompany Col L. c. Hayes and Hon. bale
Peyton and will n all the appointments with them
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THE ouIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VAs universally supplsnts all other Ontment and healing
applications both the Eastern and Psern Hemispheres
wherever introduced iatrse merit is the true secret
Of its success IN all ednoOs Gc0Hs whether The cause Be
lIecidsnfn dissIas.
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rRAvELERs BYS SEA AND LAND

The Machnist, the Ira . vgIsr, and every other nd
vdual whose lot in life = throws him within ne
chance Of accident from ep si0 IRE or e0itst0 should
near in mind thai this Magic his and oalY
friend. II is beth portable and cheap, and should eFs
be his companion, friend = in need There are hoas-hd
OF living witnesses to testify s 10 It's marvellous virtue, vie
owe their sound limbs and : muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few Ct thelddtHg diseases or ans
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN = E4fkACTOh Is khBfEf
TIVE we'll as CURE:
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BURNS q scALDs
TIE FRIEND OF z TIE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of heir anguish, pain and inhAn
nation, by timely aPPica- ton Of THIS nadr0eOs Aeaas
and the flesh srepev as ifs by a charm, blsmish or
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SANFORD'S
Liver J
NEVER nERILITATES.

NEVER DEbIAIIAIESs
UT Is compounded entirely from Cum and
has become established fact Standard Medicine known
And approved by that have it, and is
sorted 70 with confidence in all the disease which
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THE Work OF THE PIsTOL4-The Grand Junction
Quid Nunc of the 29th ult. contains the following
nh
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breckenridge Electoral Ticket In Maine
BANGOR Maine, Oct. 3.-The Breckenridge State
Committee have nominated full electoral ticket.
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Public Speaking,
Public Speaking.
spsakinr in The seventh District.

lMrs H LEWIS Esq., Assistant Democratic Elecor for the
Congressional District will address the people Of said Dis
It at he following md places, wit.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

WASHINGTON 1rEMs-Thc Aqueduct Bridge
over Rock Greek, at the extension of Penn.
sylvania avenue west. is 50 nearly finished
that it has been opened for foot passengers
between Washington and Georgetown. Be-
sides being pleasing object in itself, the
bridge affords pleasant prospect both north
ward and southwark a
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has trade
suffered some impediment from the breaking
in of a lock between Crommelin and Seneca.
The consequence is that boats with -four are
compelled 10 cart round their cargoes to boats
below the place Of ofstoppage.
Tie Barney Case before the Orphans
Court has not yet been decided. The attor-
news on bothsjdes agreed On Saturday last TO
send TO Iowa for further information as to
the lazy OF divorce in that State.
LIBERTY HALL.--A rare treat will be
offered our citizens at Liberty Hall, tonight,
when Miss Mary Shaw, assisted by COM
nany of talented artists, will give grand
Concert, at the conclusion of which comedy
will be performed. The whole entertain
ment will be under the supervision of Mr..
Glenn, the popular manager Of the Wash
ington Theatre All who want to enjoy
pleasant evening will doubtless attend.
The Washington States of Saturday says:
I'VE learn that the operatives at the Wash
ington Navy lard failed to receive their
several wages yesterday. The 10Th of the
month is the regular day for payment. We
infer that they have TO await the action
OF the loan bill recently passed by Con-
gress."
YoUSG R1FLEMENs FAIR.--A fair will be
opened tonight. at Relief Hall, for the bene-
tit Of the Young Rifemen." The room is
taStelully decorated, aud there is fine dis
play of fancy articles The boys want to
make Il raise" and have adopted this me-
thod. We hope they may meet with success.
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ru- WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA
,--5as-s,sssSs :. -.szssz.ssss AND ORG EFT OWN STEAM
PACKER COMPANY
NEW ABRAMS ENT.

~ -
Tho fayocit- steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
.rper. A.Ls recently been put il complete order,
hlriag hal L led - her former Recommendations
u s24c;Ju: sllovn ana fourteen comfortable state
rv3ms. wits -atirs new bedding AMI other furni-
ture, an will uitil the ga september next, leave
Bltitn ,rs EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
OF six iuSte III Of four o'ciock-thus 2hordlng pas
seas ,vs anl shippers two hours more in Baltimore,
anil arriving at Point lookout and ainsale at
more coura4i.nt hours III the morning. Return
iay. the C:tum3i. will ieare Riiey's wharf, Wash
iaycoa, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
ak. aad Alexandria ut seyon o'clock, calling ct
all tho usu II stopping places, going AnI returning,
20 lAa | AMI r. ,cve passengers and freight
Sincs the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, II
rarely happens that She cannot take considerable
addition. to her usa,l freight Shippers there-
fore having large l,ts Of suano, pig iron, and oti-
erfr,iyat Gu haze them clrred by special agree
1reat. On terms mutually advantageous, on aPpii-
cation u the following agents.
CuAS. WORTHINGTON, Baltimore.
WHgAT t. BROTHER, Alexandria.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMNER 4 Il Il 4 n & + " E y T.
CHANGE OF aOUkS.
NNAND AFTER MAY 9TH. 1869, trains viii
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily (except SunlayS) ut $50
A NJ for Elmira, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and all
parts of Western New York, and Canada Also,
for pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati, st.
Louis and all parts Of the West, Northwest and
Southwest For Emmitsburg, Lancaster i4cban-
on, Reading and Pottsyille, and O"inss Mills
Reisterstowu, Manchester, Ma. and " Westminster.
and for Chambersburg and Carlisle, Pa, and Tor
HagerStown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at $50 2. N. for Buff
falu and the North, all! Canada, and t"r Pltts"urg
and ali parts of the West and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 90 by either of these trains 10
Detroit and Chicago via Augacn Falls at the same
cost as by any other route.
A new route u New York Is now open by This
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, i-aston
und Jersey City, with only one change o. Cars,
over first class roads Take the $40 4 ". train
Through by daylight, Ut low fare a. hy any
uthe. route.
Travellers from Washington and the South by
the 6. 20 A. NJ. and so =. VI. trains. make c"nnec
sions with the trains over this ROAD.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply atthe Ticket
Office. Calvert Station, \. Il. corner OF Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN 7. RIGEEI,
Assistant Superintendent.
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
Baltimore lie 1T
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JAMES c, EEVETT,
JAME0 .. + z ' III
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,

Duke Street Wharf, AlGXandila, Va,
OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS.
rs NOW receiving his tall supplies oi GuAECs
( and FERTILIZERS, as follows:
No. | PERUVIAN GuaSo, direct importation.
CALIFORNIA GrASo, of recent importation, an
alyzr- per ccrt- Ainm"na-
R0n!Ssux'S No | MANIPULATED GUANo, a
superior article, warranted equal /" any III the
market.
lcuABpE GrASo from Saldanna Bay, Afri
ca auAEy ling IL per cent. Ammonia, warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND t1rAxo, ana!yzing IS to 80 PEI
cent H0uc FaoS"hatc Lime.
DrBuRG'S No / SUPER PHoSPHaTE or LINE
No. CnLrNEiAN GHANn
Nc / NAVIssi 6UAHo.
4. 4. MEXICAN EuAHU.
PULvERIHED RoXES.
All of which are warranted to bc Of the bcS
quality. ana will be sold in arg" or small quarii
ties al thr lowest market rates. aug 10