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The Cotton Crop.

In the commercial department of the Savannah Republican
OF the 9sh inst, we find the following remarks:
reports the growing CROP for the weeks have
been somewhat encouraging though they cannot yet be
considered entirely satisfactory The first pckngs owing to the
deficient saple and the long, dry spell to
have injured the vitality Of the plant extent percepble
the improved weather. in the rapid opening Of mms
ure b5s larger prepondesnce Of hAd is usual
The receipts however, Of the last few days, show slight i'm
in all respects and with favorable the Difficult
mentioned will, extent be The fields
white with the opening bos and constant attention Of pIanta
ton forces picking ntsres with the ginning and hauling to
market Some planters also influenced hold their crops,
for the present. the belief that The anticipated short crop will
materially advance prices. These have contributed to
limit our receipts The which market
good considerable leaf apparent and
that sand than like to It, This however,
we hope, will diminish the advanced
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-The Fair grounds were well
filled yesterday For the best thoroughbred stallion
any age, $500 was awarded to Potatoes, owned by
B. R. Tyler, of St. Louis county; second best stall
ion $500 to St. Louis owned by ]. B. White, of St
Charles, Mo-; third best, 500 to Damon, owned by
Mr.. Good, of St. Louis.
The closing day of the St. Louis Fair was in all
respects satisfactory. Ethan Allen was awarded
the 81 800 prize. The profits of the association for
the week were about $4,000.
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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

l..
Ninety-Fifth Session, IS6O-6f.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor Surgery.
GEORGE B. WOoD, NJ d. Emeritus Professor Of Practice
Medicine.
SAMUEL JACKSON d. Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine.
HUGH T. HoDGE NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the Diseases
of Women and Children.
JosEPH CARSON d. Professor Of Maera Medica and Phar
macy.
ROBERT z. RoeERs. NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry.
JOSEPH LKIDY NJ r., Professor Of Anatomy.
HENRY II. SMITH, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM PEPPER, NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
WILLIAM Hunt, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the will begin the second Monday
OF October and close the list Of March.
There will be one Introductory to the Course.
Clinical Instruction given throughout the Session. in the
Medical Hail. by the Professors and at the Pennsyvania and
other Hospitals. ST s-
The Dsecng Rooms under the superintendent Of the Pro-
lessor Of Anatomy and the Demonstrators open from the
middle of September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application Of Ban
dages &C. early in September and throughout the Ses
sion, under the supervision Of the Professor Of Surgery
Surgical Demonstrator, G. s. BISHOP d. D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor SlO5
Naturalization Fee (paid once only
drSduAuon Fee.. -...... ~
r. T. ROGERS, NJ. D., DeSn Of the Medical Fsculey,
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICK, Janitor, University Building.
Ps-Board may be had at from 50 50 to Sc per week.
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u..,,nn nf ana Grnnd Loare.

The Grand Lodge of the State of Tennessee of
Free and Accepted Masons commenced its forty.
e;gbtb Annual Communication in the New Masonic
Temple in this city yesterday at q O'Clock, P. NJ
The following officers are presents
NJ. W. JoHN FRIzzE11, Grand Master,
r. w. ALFRED P. HALL, Deputy Grand Master,
R. W. JOIN F. SLOWER Senior Grand Warden,
r. W. JAMES McCuLGuM, Junior Grand Warden,
R. W. III HORN, Grand Treasurer,
r. w. CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Secretary,
Il. W. THOMAS TAYLOR, Grand Orator,
Rev. R. B. c. HOWELL, Grand Chaplain,
w. w. WARD Senior Grand Deacon.
J. II. DEyEREUx, Junior Grand Deacon,
l. X. SHERRoD, Grand Sword Bearer,
JOHN r. McCLEIIAND. Grand Steward,
NJ. E.DEGRoyE, Grand Tyler,
We are gratifed to notice very full representa-
ton from the Subordinate Lodges, who bring up
cheering accounts in regard to the condition and
progress of the Fraternity.
The AZ. W. Grand Lodge was opened in ample
form, after which the NJ w. Grand Master delivered
his Annual Address.
The following Past Grand Masters, residing near
this Grand Lodges were present, representing those
Grand Lodges attached to their Names respectively
THOs. McCuIIocH, Minnesota,
20 CHAS. SCOTT, dominican hepubllc
+. G. ROCHE, Louisiana,
7. NJ PORTER. New Hampshire,
G. a. FULLER, Iowa.
There was large attendance of the Fraternity
of this city last night TO witness the ceremonies OF
opening the Grand Lodge and the dedication OF the
New Temple.
The Grand Lodge meets this morning at ten
o'clock and the election of Grand Officers Will take
place this evening at half past seven o'clock
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New orleans market, Sept. Is.

COTrOE-Operatons in Cotton have been checked 10
change and also By the retenuions holders under hen-
huenc Of favorable accounts from Europe For good part OF
up 80 200 bales OF which 1900
taken Saturday. 5OO Monday $50 Tuesday $500 on
much rreusrity Though the bulk Of the transactions has
within the range Of the following quotations;
Inferior -9o aidailng
Good Ordinary $40 Middling Ia{la
Low Mddling. 9K9 SO Fsir....... nominal.
ToBACCOThere has been fair demand fer Tobacco during
the week. though very u have been claimed by hold
ers aud the stock reduced the
private erms except few small lots including IL hhds
lOc, at 6, at 3. and at lO5sc ,.
Of the following quotations. which, however, but little better
than nominal:
LUas-Facory 2i<9 *
LEAv-InferiOr to q
Z" "a "a
4" a 81
A" Choice and Selections CLIO
SUGAR-The receipts continue light, and with moderate
demand for nearly all qualities prices nave continued firm dur
ing the week The sales embraced 400 hhds mostly
from second hands, and market closes at about the range
the following quotations; ~
Common 70 Good Common.
p Sir and .Oiy c i,o SStSSI9s "a
Oeutrifuga
One hid Of the new CROP the first Of the season. arrived last
evening from the Becne plantation Parish Of s. Charles Its
MoLAssEs-only few limited parcels have been received
during the week and the sales have been confined to 400
OF which supply has chiefly consisted and few small Of
fair 10 prime at e9 gallon. Reboe from the city refine.
ries has been selling 3O935c gallon according quality
Of 90 half bbs the first Of the season.
eeived on Monday St. Charles parish, and
gallon The arrival of prime last the sth
October. To-day 10 habbs were sold at 45c gallon.
CGFFEE-The demand has been moderate with sales
bags during the week at l3249I5zc p for extremes We
quote ordinary 3e low fair TO fair at 49l4c good fair
l42[c, and prime at l59l51zc p b.
Two carges embracing 1900 bags have arrived from Rio direct
during the and the stock on hand is about bags
against g, GOO last year at this time.
LIVERPOOL sALT-Smsl lots sell from second hands at $50
coar 9j for fine at the warehouses 9O995cfor
coarse and 81 05 for hne delivered free OF dsyage
Three cargoes OF coarse aoai embracing sacks have been
sold at Said considerable decline in the rates
GUNNY BAGS.-We quote light to medium at l2l3c, and
heavy extra heavy bags at the sales including about
300 bales heavy atl3%c,o on the landing.
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HO For TUIIAHoNA Those who wish to attend
the Democratic Mass Meeting at Tullahoma tO-mOr3
row, to hear the addresses of Gov. JOHNSON and
Judge NICHOLSON, are reminded that the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad will run an extra train,
and will issue tickets for the round trip at half
Dripp
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, 49,, per steamer GJGs0OU.-cottOn.-saIes
Mend4y Tuesday 5000 bales MarIs generally unchAng
ed The weather has unvorabe crops. BfesdstuE
firm All qualities slightly advanced Provisions quiet Con-
soils 1885, Sales Wednesday 10000 bales, closing firm.
LoSDoN THURsDKY-Consols g3}z993's-
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday 10000 bales, closing
arm All qualities slightly advanced.
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New York, Oct 1.-The steamer Glasgow arrived
at Cape Race yesterday with Liverpool dates of the
10Th.
The steamer Nova Scotian and Vanderbilt had
arrived out The former had been aground in the
river Mersey. n
The Sardinians defeated Lamorerere. lis .Sar-
dinians were taken at Perugia and SpslettO.
The steamer Great Eastern has been safely grid
ironed st Milford.
1t was reported that Napoleon was fired upon By
an insane man at ToulOn but it was arrested by
bystander.
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THE ACCIDENT an THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAuRoAD-ln our notice Of the late accident on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, we stated that
we understood the srain running at the rate of
forty miles per hour when the accident occurred.
Mr. JOHN T. WHALING, the gentlemanly conductor on
that train assures us that in this we were misin-
formed and that the train running at a speed of
only about eighteen miles per hour. The train was
within two hundred yards Of the Lavergne depot
when the accident occurred, and the brakes had
been put down at least two hundred yards before
the accident occurred.
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PHTLADELRHIA, Sept 27.-It is stated that COM
mittee Of one hundred citizens have made arrange
ments for grand operate entertainment in honor
of the Prince of Wales to come off ON she evening
of the 10th of October. The entire company of the
New York Academy Of Music is engaged for the
occasion, and the combination of musical talent will
be the strongest ever witnessed in this country.
Baron Renfrew Is to select the programme.
The case of Robert Thompson sentenced to be
hung for the murder of John Cape, will be carried
to the Supreme Court
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CITY NOTICES.

The BRECKENRIDGE RANGERS will meet this morn
ing at eight o'clock and at nine o'clock they will be
presented with beautiful flag. The presentation
will take place at the residence of Mrs. E. G. EAST
MAN. in the Seventh Ward.
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ARREST OF COUSTERFETTERs.-The Jackson Wing
says that on the 25th ult three young men, who
have been residing near the line of Benton and De
catur counties in this State, whose names MAR.
Gus HAYNES, PETER GwINN, and IRWIN GIBSON, were
arrested by the police in Jackson, upon suspicion OF
being counterfeiters. They were taken before the
proper authorities of Jackson and examined and
upon their persons were found S4G9 in spurious
money-In $40 and S. bills on the Canal Bank, New
Orleans, South Carolina Bank, and Farmerss and
Manufacturers Bank, Poughkeepsie, New York
The notes on the Canal Bank well calculated to
deceive In genuine bill the letters in Canal and
Bank are separated, and on the spurious they are
Joined together at the bottom.
Upon examination of these gentlemen part Of the
money was found concealed in the lining of their
hats and folded in their neck handkerchefs. The
evidence was so strong against them that they
at once committed to Jail to await their trial at the
next court One of these young men says he was
employed by the other two TO come along to drive
horses and was totally ignorant of their guilty pur
poses until the hour of their arrest This may be
so. If true, we deeply sympathize with him.
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BalIoou RurSfed.

PHILADELHIIA, Sept 29.---The initiation of Mr..
loves balloon commenced last night at five clock.
This morning everything was prepared, the excur-
sOnlsts in the basket and the rope about to be cut
when the balloon bursted near the top.
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Part OF a Train PEeeIplsatsd into the

South BERWICK (Me) JUNCTION. Sept. 29.-The
railroad bridge over the Salmon Falls river, on the
four platform cars fell with the bridge. The brake
man pulled the pin connecting the freight with
the passenger cars just in time to save the latter
from being precipitated into the river. The engi-
neer saved his life by jumping from the engine TO
the sbutment of the bridge. Nobody wos hurt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
n1ks kAE0asS GNFANEEER rnRDHAB.l =


Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DIR EAE0asS ENFANFEEE p0RDHAL.l.
sad ShyI because It seser 1its @ a9ord rs
Wen given in time Il acts z By magic, fraE alone
"nieonvince you that What say tue Itcontains
NO PAREGORIC OK 0PIATE
81 any KIDD and therefore relieves By rsOuizG Es n0s
o. yoaE child instead OF BY deadenzg is Fortls
ress0n i commends itseas the known
,es c11tldren Teethings DiarrhGa, DYsentes
StoAnaeh, Wind, Geld in tn Head and GrOn D;
Iatia H. 'Sgseaseg ee guns reducing ilaGtiOI rsyE
an dsnodc, 1t is used With asRfa1fao success Ia ali
~ ~ or ether Fits. you gegue
To Eaose gag and 5tigtn0 consequence uhicA arc cs.
Lal e TssH ron the sse Of 0rcocs Of OlieA al Other
but DIR. Eat0H's InfanfiSe SardiSi. tbs vo ' caI
rey upon. L. u perfectly haiess cannot injure the
Price . cents Qualifications accompa-
CHURCH & DuP0INT,
No 400 Bruad~sy, NeW-York
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed AWAY, pre
sss - - - sssntz elements, and gives Of
ering from consumption, lvE Complaint Dyspepsia scofua
&C. and Eenna IN sSery tanos certain deficiencies in the
made WE'LL The BLOOD FOOD is founded upos this The
OrShence its ssSDHiseR ga ssSseas There
adapted the deficiencies OF the Blood "A different disease. o
Coughs, Colds BrOnchiIis or nnv- aSscsion that
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsump-
ton, No /, which is also the No for eDressiOn a.
Spirits, Loss of Appetites and for All on rorfc
OInplainrs arising from OYer-nses General he.
bi ", and Nervous PrOstraIioa. No ? foT IiV.
CIR Com pka ints. No. for DyspeDsiTl. Beigo al
for absorption is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation that what Won ~
you retain The No. is for Female GrreguIarIties,
Hyseerias Weaknesses Sc See special directions
IOus, K fdney and Bladder Complaints takeNo
In all directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
I Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 409 Broadway Ne- York,
And all respectable Druggists throughout the country
a--1 o. j. WOOD & Co., St. Louis
aPH Wholesale Agents for the West
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Public Meeting.

The Democracy of Rutherford viii hold Grand
Mass Meeting and Barbecue in Murfreesboro', or
Tuesday, the 9th day of October next Prepare
tons are being made to accommodate twenty-thous-
and persons. Gov. JOHNSON, Gov. WISE, and other
gentlemen will be there.
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sunday school Convention,

The Sunday School Convention of the Tennessee
Conference will meet on Wednesday October Sd, at
the McKendree church at lO3 A. N, A full atten-
dance of the Delegates from all the charges is ex
pected and earnestly requested.
Public speaking may be expected at night during
the sitting of the Convention.
By THE COMMITTEE.
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SHOOTING AFrRAY.-Early yesterday forenoon a
shooting ARRAY occurred on Cedar street between
KosSUnI BRANcu on one side, and JAS. NJ. HAWKINS
and T H. Mccall on the other. Some eight ten
shots were fired, during which, Nessrs Branch and
Mccall were slightly wounded the former in two
or three places and the latter in one. The Difficult
ty, we understand, grew out Of the election for Al
derman Of the Fourth Ward.
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Frnn, Wnnhinrtnn.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The store ship Relief will
leave Boston the 18th inst for the Mediterranean
The Secretary Of the Navy cheerfully responded to
a request that the vessel be directed to convey
thther such articles of clothing and fabrics as CON
vertible for the relief of the sufferers in Syria
the charitable of this country may contribute up
that rnrinh
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Grass seeds.
Produce wanted.

AAJE viii the highest market price for Feathers BeesWax,
w Ginseng, Dried Fruit, Lard, etc., in either Calh or
GroosrieS [spIsl HUGH hCoREA CO.
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You are hereby notified to meet this evening at Z
o'clock at Firemans Hall, College street. By order
IF the Captain. A. J. WIFREE, Sec.
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INCENDIARIsM.- The dwelling and all the outhous-
es including kitchen, smoke houses s&c., of Mr. Cole
Word near Eaton. was destroyed by fire on last
Sunday night This is the third time his premises
have been fired this year. The first time, fine
dwelling which he had just finished was destroyed,
and it was then supposed have been done by light
ming, but the repetition Of the act, together with
other circumstances. leaves no doubt in the mind of
any one that the whole was the work of an incend-
ary The greatest excitement prevails at Eaton in
consequence of this fire, and thorough and ener-
getic vigilance committee has been organised to fer
rlt it out As yet no important developments have
been made-IFeRtOa Democrat, Sept. 20.
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THE LANE GUARDs-We understand this new COM
pany already numbers fifty members. A few more
wishing to join can do at the meeting tonight at
Firemans Hall
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PubIie Speaking.

R.W. HAYwo0D and others viii address the citi-
zens of Robertson county at the following times and
places:
At Gross Plains Monday, october oth
At Barren Plains W ednesdayt - lOIh'
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIGURING Mill.
ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR MlstOnes of all sizes hand and ale to ORDER Smut
Ms. Mill Spndes, Mill Gearng Boiling Cloth Of all
numbers butch anchor brand betting hosting and regulating
screws, wire picks and plaster Paris and mpose from
the manufacturers which enables sell articles
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice of milling operations. Mers and Mill
wrgbts will find their interest to examine my stock and
prices before purchasing All goods sold by wArrentedto
give satisfaction.
All orders and Communications promptly attendeD to-
P. n. RYAN
Cor College and Broad sts. Nashville, Tenn.
mh26 d&twtIjan.
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The expenditures of the Uuited States Post-olhce
for the past year were over 0O0 and the rev
cnue less than SIS 900 OOO leaving deficit of about
s.. 100000.
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ToBACCO-There has fair demand Tobacco during
the week. and though very prices have claimed By hold
er reduced the sales have amount
ed to about 6OOhhds the transactions howeVer have
private teIms except few small lots including II hhs ct
lOc, 7 at 6, 3 at 9. and at 105Sc D.
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septS-2m

SAN. VANLEER & 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- I'm
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COMMERCIAL.

In New York The 96h 900 Tennessee per cent Bonds
sold at Gle, the e7 900 OOc the ssh, 200
at 90fc ~
In Philadelphia sh, 30 Of Planters Bank of
Tennessee stock sold at lOOc
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An experienced old stager says if you make love
to widow who has daughter twenty years
younger than herself begin by declaring that you
thought they were twin sisters.
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FENHE Preliminary Of Lectures this institution Will
1 commence Monday the Isl October, SGD.
The regular will the first Monday in No
vsmber.
THos MADDN D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
j. ABERNATHY, D, Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
P FORD D. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases Of
Women and Children
DANIEL B. CLTEE D. Professor of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy
JOHN CALENDER D, Professor of Maters Medcs and
Therapeutics.
DANIEL WRIGHT r. Professor Of hyioogy and Pathology
HENRI ERS D. Professor Chemistry and Medical Jurs
prudence.
II. NJ COMPTON. NJ D. Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened the LIST Of october
The Faculty the Physicians and Surgeons Of tbs City HoS
pta the clinical facilities OF which offered to the students
Amount OF fees for lectures S05 Matrculaon 81 Demon
Strator' fee sic; Graduation fee S25.
For Catalogues or further information, appiyto
JOHN FORD, NJ. D.,
sep7-dIv-w1m Dean of the Facuty.
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Markets bv Telegraph.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

CRCNNATI, Oct Flour dull, s59S5 10. Whiskey lsA
Mess nominal Corn steady soc. 3O9s7c.
change on New Orleans 4 premium.
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Tennessee Champion Mill +!

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill stone Establishment.
DURR MilStoHes Of all sizes hand, made order;
smut Mills Of the latest improved PATENT Mill Spndles
Mill Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling Hosting and Regulating
Screws Screen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris. All
which is warranted Of best quality and give satisfaction
All orders and communications promptly attended b.
J. X. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near q r r, Broad street.
June2-a&Sd Nashville, Tenn.
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Shelby Medical College.

SAMUEL PRICK, Janitor, University Building.
P.s-Board may be had at from 50 50 to Sc per week
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Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER *
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square, Nash
vile, Tennessee. R. II. BRoCEwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER BAKER Pa
tent for :he State of Tennessee. If
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From Fort Smith.

FoRT SMITH, Oct l. Company E has been ordered
to the Augusta Georgia, arsenal.
the California overland mail of the 10th has ar
rived. News unimportant.
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nI,ss,es,nni river Plantation for

Mississippi River Plantation for
Sale.
UyTGuT miles below Memphis in Arkansas, containing esus
X bn,s and eighty acres two hundred and hy N eutYa
tid large new dwelling house and all the Necessary
f,,o1 PIaptation hundred and nfty acres old
-. ARE young Orchard, peaches and apples III me
wishes sell the growing crop on the place. con
, sl.l..s ~ Corn Give possession Immediately.
barriers u N JAMES II. MERIWETHER,
a,anst "a ,so-d2m Memphis Tenn
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SUGAR-The receipts continue light and with moderate
demand for nearly qualities prices have continued
ing the wee The sales have embraced hhds mostly
from second hands, and market closes at about the range Of
the following quotations:
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FmE-The stable of Mr.. RoB'T II. GARDNER was
burned down between ten and eleven O'Clock Sun
day night It was evidently the work Of an inoen-
diary.