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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

L,oE CHARLESTON, r. O.. SAVANNAH GA, AND
The South and soutaw Three 4 Tues
days Thursdays and United mail
slce wheel steamship lne1he steamship COLUMBIA Caot
berry WI leave pier No North river on Monday oc. At
4ocock M instead OF Saturday Oct previously ad
veIsed she not beng able 70 leave Charles on on her .
vArg At that time PASSENGERS Areaay booked viii please
note the change Rates Of with through uckos
foio-s 10 savannah. Ga, SIS; Uharsstoo, SIS New Or
leans $50 75 Mobile $685. Montgomery, Ala S25 Nashville,
Tenn S i5 Memphis $s u.s. ,haAnooga s2s; Knoxville,
SIS t0 Augusta, 0s 81 60 Altar Ia wi; Oh riotte n o.
o22; Columbia g. c. $50 For freight passage ply
sPuvFOKD. TILRsToN 4 CO.. 20 Broadway The h1ion,
Capt Foster will succeed Tuesday, Oct and the Jas
Adser j. y. Phillips commander 1hursda, Oct II. The
Adams Express Companys Southern carried
this line The Soulh will give nforaiou
to the sailing Gays, fare, Ac.
UHRoCGH FREIGHT ARRAEaEMRNT.-FoR NOR
folh portsmouh Cry r Int and Richmond. c1nnecting
with korsk and Petersburg and Souibsde Railroads for
lynchhurg, Bristo Memphis and Intern, diae stations.
Fresh received every day and throuS receipts furnished
at pier IL North river.
Steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt Skinner every Tues
day, at r NJ Steamship ROANOKE, Can't Couch every
THURSDAY. p. calling at Old Point Comfort 70 land
seugers ST. Amship YORKTOWN Capt Parish, every aaur
day, at 3P. Freight Portsmouth, and Norfolk cents
per foot Crty Point and Richmond Pas
10 Norfolk state and ais moulded IS; Peters
burg Richmond $40.
LUDLAM HrINEKEH, lis Broadway.
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sAaAFP1n0.
Tm salrSH ssi ssR ssSsssurIa sSssH ArrSI'As ROYAL
yRon NEW TO LIVERPOOL .,.c
a'e'0a 'A''a pAAssss sscs si BOSTON 70 livIirooi.
n< rab.n psxssge 4,
Sepea e ssss sss'f fm New York cali al CORK harbor
~ ~. from BSson call a, HsfsI sn and Cork hsrsor
ssESs ,a Sss S.s sAsssea EJAssa sss ss
s.se. carry eeT 1w White uss 4. ssshsaa green
bow red 90 gs5, sqy vor, wednesday s.U,
AASSsAdp1 ASAd Anderson se!s' B Bosom soo' Gsdasssy ess
-rAasIA JudkiOA \ York Medarsdsy 9c. Y
sFkiss AFs sssasea, sssas YORK x.sss:ass. co. \
AZ ss szssSsnsed I surgeon @ 90 board.
,er suqn iswsI,y orsciou. soIs. or netss IN
's' '''r"'s'd sifns oGsaR6 seSSnx Green
.YJRDUc7IcS M PRIcEs
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINZ
TOUCHING Az ST. JOINS. M,
s' i.oa PASSENGERS A'n mrns rssss aisp aches I
comprising this line have been approved oy 'ae
eaa''''iyk kss ~ 'fs fsos ~ SIDE wHzI sr.AsEHs
sInsrLR. .g soS tons toms SartssT Snrnsn.
40 tons oas oarSea
ne ssst departure viii be the from Boston
"a rnssdsy, Oct 70 followed By the PRINCx ALBSRi,
trcn New York Nov. %.
From Pier No 81, North river.
Ratos OF pssuasc 10 sny pA al Ireland railway and
70 tie prnc.pAl ckiss Of Engs and scotland -.
olnmA Third 30 ocuding cooked proyisiols
70 b. Johns N r.: FIJI 81 class $35 third class ~
Ds on under II years bali price under year froc
xhd cla passengers REQUIRED 70 nrnss beds ana u.s
railing Boson, VIII receive free passage from New YORK
W Bostou- ~,
srcales care regards safety and comfort combined
viii and propeng and are built Win ~ator
kShs armenia They confidently expected 70
speed and rough weather qualities any vessels ever ou
ma Arc replete with elegancies and q nvenences
An e1psrsnced surgeon y attached 70 each snip y.
shng for their friends can obtain return uaso =
a Following rreatly reduced prices-
shrx cshn from Galway $50 third cabin frrm any
~ frsisud on railway Sy3 1O in third cabin from The
,s,rlauiool ctlcs of England and Scotland, 10.
ss 'rslxA' or HOW PaoNiAND b1 1sPIxw wAI!- Assa...
Nou 81 and g Sou,h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

X iRHissb, scofIxsp AND WALES
pNIun BANK or LONDON,
"a IoHAL BAkK Cr cor. AND.
BRIyAsT BANKING COMPANY, ireland,
In suns from 81 npwsrds
TAYLOR BROTHERS. Banhep
No 70 wan street. Sev York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

FINANCIAL.
TTENTION-MONKY TO EUROPE SIGHT DIR ArT5
n from - upwards payable where In sres Britain
Ireland FrsDcs and Ai throughout
Europe issued by u. S'HMIDT co European Bankers
No. ! Chambers STR et, New Yorx.
DOEDs OF THE PLANTERS, BANK or MISSISSIPPI,
ID will be bosgnt oy b N. T. A WHITkOOK 4 co.
Broadway. corner OF White ssreet.
T AND WAkRAkr1
IL BOUGHT AND SOLD
TAYLOR RRorHRRs
70 Wal street. New Yovk.
NrKw ORLEANS AND MOBILE FUND, BOUGHT BIZ
IN AUGUST BfLMOhT.k co. 30 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
DOR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH.

II The s.ramshp X r. CUYLsR, Capt r. Croker
will leave pier H. North river Saur lay Oct l3 at r. N.
Pssssye 10 AVIAN All SIS
1hr, tickets sod New Orleans obile Montgomery,
Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville Chattanooga Albany, Coum
bus Ausn'a. Macon snd Augusta
The superior those
other
Apply r. CROMWELL a co,
86 West street and 33o Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

MP. BERGER
PROFESSOR or BII.NtAHDS
f Paris vi gve shor series ~ scientec and artistic
hhlons At fhflsn private renih
Rsdwsy every aft rncor s D. O'clock ent evtry sveairg
< r'ri1cf,
rnte a admiass0a sI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

DuTTARD nALIg--A FINE ASSORTMENT or fyORy
ID BLIZZARD Balls ~ superior quality Al reduced prces
raiert Cernpr~sred Ivory fifteen ba poo aud
fans lor sse ~ m wsLi.Iss as Broons ssrees cor
fer al Elm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
VIRGINIA INVENTION.

IMPORTANT TO PLANTER
TIVE undersigned hiss recently f. snied and bad patented
Il machine for Pressing and Straightentng Bum
de- OF Tobacco, preparatory to Packing or
The machine plain and simple and not liable e g OH q:
der The tobacco through pair e. Sotd rors Which
presses and at the L3ps tns dyahns hEengh striking or
saigheni1g deVsas stfahteEins the <Aves well before
pseSsbg tntn .ogetheF
This machine than so per OF the labor and time
strengthening tobacco and does the work great deal better
than done by hand II also reduces the labor OF pzng
nearly half These machines cost but the when compared
with their shall exhibit them at the Fair tie we INST
oc24-sm NJ. d. EIsoN, Howardsville, Va,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER

IL ROAD.
on AND AFTER MONDAY, December 2sth. r., a,z .rn
W 1859, the regular ~ - =
PASSENGER TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily (exceptsundays) 6K A.
lite Hons 4 u
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN = ~
VIII leave White House Tuesdays and Saturdays ats A. NJ
Richmond at
Passengers Norfolk River Landings leave Richmond Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays NJ connecting with
Steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. Thos. NJ. southgate
Returning the Curtis Peck leaves Norfolk MONDAYS
and Fridays 6E NJ Pare Norfolk and River Landings a.
Passengers breakfast and dine the Steamboat both ways
Passengers for King Queen c. H. Urbanna Northern Neck
and Baltimore leave Richmond Tuesdays Fridays
Passengers for King William c. H.. Wakeon leave Rich
mond Mondays and Thursdays at 6H A NJ.
Returning leave Walkeron same days at ~ PM
Through freight forwarded either way daily
Way freight forwarded either way Tuesdays and Saturdays
dele TH0S. x. SHARP, supt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

SOUTB-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- fSaa
" gust, the passenger Trains, will run follows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily at $40 NJ reaches ynchbug atl9S
PM
Passenger Train starts daily, except Sundays s45 NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at
Passenger Trains starts daily, except Sundays 1890 NJ
reaches Petersburg at Csc A. NJ
These trains with daily trains Springs Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. 10 New Orleans.
This Is the shortest and expeditions parts
Of Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi Louisiana
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ, and ~ Noon, and City Point at $40 A. NJ and 1870 H.
Extra trains to and from all the packets when
cessary.
II. D. Bird
auN General Superintendent.
GENL SUPT.'- OFFICE v a 7. R. r. co,
LYSCHBURG July 9th, 1859.
on and amer sunday July sls, 1882 Trains 20 .s-zs
" will run as follows sS2 EEftofTl
Passenger Train No will leave Lynchburg 122O H. and
arrive 1885, A. NJ.
Passenger Train No will leave Lynchburg $780, p
arrive at lll5, p. NJ
Freight Train will leave Lynehburg e. A. NJ and arrive
.. 80, p. NJ. This Train does not carry passengers
se5-u T. II. GILL, Genl Supt.
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GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL LINE.
"a G&sss,4- Sss.-! S,1;Es9
PICAMnNn AVN nANIIIIE ID A. nd q 4 Id

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday January 3D. 1860 the Mail and Passen-
" ger trains, on this road, viii run follows:
Leave Richmond daily O'Clock A. NJ for Lynchburg
Bristol Knoxville Dalton, Chattanooga Nashville Memphis At
lanta, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans
RETURNING,
Leave Danvlle alto and junction. at 3l5 NJ and
rive In Richmond a 6.l5 A.
Through from Richmond Memphis two days and three
hours.
~ The above trains connect both tcGys with the souhsie
Railroad trains and from the Southwest at the Junction and
with the Virginia Central Potomac Railroad trains to
from the North at Richmond.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked through to the aboys
points, also, TO the Virginia Springs.
Por through Tickets and appy NJ the Tick
onee OF the Richmond Danve Railroad Company Richmond
de29 ALIEN WORRAII, Stnerir,ondsnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
VAN HAAGAN a. McKEONE'S
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,

Philadelphia.
Warranted 10 0ire perc SdtsficOn the money toN he
funded, and Agents hereby authorized TO
make good any failure 0fHdt our &c
peHse
4. VAN BAAGAN
DEINa practical S5apmake and having for the last twelve
ID years different nes experimental upon and tested this
particular Soap In various ways offers II TO the public
Soap which will save Time, Labor and Money We are
willing should upon It's merits. All ask is to give
fair trial and use according to directions found each
box and does not give full satisfaction the money will be
funded
Among the advantages other washing Soaps the fol-
lowing may be named:
Clothes boiling, very little rubbing, nssi sr
Giles none)
One pound will far for en- es pounds Of com
rOsin soap, tive pGgHds Best family soap.
Y ass half the time and labor TO do the washing
Of family that Tequies with the best family soap, and Is war
ranted not TO lnjure the fabric
For cleaning paints and removing grease tar and printers
Ink II unsurpassed Machns printers and painters WI ahd
II invaluable article for washing hands @ ngt chap bu
greatly sotens the skin.
The superiority Of re Ssea used and the soap not con
tanning any eeEss N Hd mild than any other known
Washing RoAp aud undoubtedly the best adapted for white and
eooed clothing cambrcs and aees and WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES
For sale by SPOTS HARVEY CO,
No. % Pea, sltsst,
oc12 so,e AssnG for Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

STORAGE WAN ED.-Havlng made a large addition
y Warehouse the Dock am prepared to store the bulk
barrels heavy and light storage Produce merchan
disc received from and delivered TO vessels canal boats free Of
any expense. A LsE,
cyl excellent place to store ds7 vksaS and per-
sons having such to storewl 60 ~ 70 size me cab
su2S-ts 80 nov A. g. L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

MERCHANTS
IN > IRAN CB COMPA NY.
Once No. 1873 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE eoods transported by Rivers canals
land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town country.
POClEs Issued at current and promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos r. Anderson, James Dunlop samuel Putnev
Jas L. Apperson, L. w. GaEebrook, Tn. Taylor, JT.,
David J. Saunders, Lewis Ginter John Purcell
DAVID Burr Geo d. She'll John d. Quarles
VIM Breeder, r B. Heath y stearns
Lewis d. CrenshaW, sam'l J. Harrison John @ slnton
VIM. II. Christian, l. Miller L H. skinker
John Dooley, VIM. G. Paine, James Thomas, Jr.,
g. y. Watson.
ARoHD PLEAsANTs Pres't
J. H. MOSTIGUE seey. apl2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid insru- .,..
N ments have been received. SLS7reSff3sSsa7
In addition beautiful BoiX dc NoiN the Cir ~
cular Action, the Grand, have now the Bou ~
doir. a beautiful instrument OF upright form.
Chickering's have received 81 first prize medals all over
nowned competitors and from first rank institutions and fairs Of
America and Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom Chickering's have emanaed the best and most perma
pe improvements brought the Piano its present per
ecton and by great capital they have Invested In manuac
.nences they sell fully fifty cent cheaper than
any other factory None their instruments leave the
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists
As this factory than agency In city, In
Richmond instruments only be sold by the subscriber
factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tende TO-
Wareoou north side Of Broad street. 9TH and at Habs
mSi9 NATH'L CARUsI, Sole Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT or
fSFOToign aud American Music and Musical
Instruments.
DORR \ RADE POO 4 pan BRoAp srRl

DORR & RADE 29O 23l, BROAD STREET,
VVAvING associated themselves In the above bus 1z,
mess, respectfully Invite public attention TO f 1911
Of Pianos and other Musical ~
instruments hand and offer such guarantees as ~
will satisfy the most iasdous purchaser They also Keep on hand
me largest and choicest stock semlnares Academies
Learning &c will end to their advantage to deal
with Us as we are prepared sell Music &c at Northern prices
PNnos make warranted for five years. and kept In
tune months exchanged within six months they fail
10 give satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Of the hest Northern manufactures
Particular paid to orders from the country and per
sons can safely rely upon faithful execution Of their orders
Tuning promptly attended TO-
Old Pianos taken In exchange. Please address
ocT DORR RADE, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
HARDWARE.
1859. FALL TRADE. 1899
JOHNSTON a. BRANSFORD,

NO. 1913 MAIN STREET.
Importers aud Dealers in
HardwnI<p, Cutlery, Guns, &c,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE are now In recsipt Of our Pail Stock Of StyA
w Hardware, cutlery, Guns, &c., S6xr7/
Impored and purchast direct from the manufae. lz14
turers would part slary call the attention o. =
farmers mhanlcs housekeepers and The pubhc
Morally 10 call mine large and complete assortment Of
Rodgers aons and wostenholm Sons hne Pocket and Ia
Scissor, and kauors W A Butchers superior Edge Tools
piles and Rasps siuKnoLs Collins and Va warranted axes
Anes and Rowland Spades and shovels
D. and l. H. Hay add Manure FORKS
ders
Copper and Japanvd Coal Hods 90.
&c., &c. 49,, en-, A.
CasIng-Nas CIT and Wrought Horse and Mule Shoes dc
M togber With thing comprising complete stock ofHard
ware, Cutlery, Guns. &C.
10 JOHNSTON 4 DRANsF0RD.
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RICHARDSON's
VIM. III. PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISSION MEnCMAnIIb..
Rlchmend, Va. -
Particular attention paid 70 he sas OF Tobacco, Whea ~
Flour, oata, &c. a,,s
~ who dsposed 70 ship their Grain 70 me
supplied With bag ne term charged BY Raiosa W.
panisa nssis soieits4 and prompt rs,urua Es
ra&
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
SLAVE INSURANCE.
GHERAc Vintage l1ss

pfnst oastlsn a Co. vintage SO go. ,. al. "a
% and o. 80 $50.
al s above Braas haze been 90 hand from one ioi. ye-
'--i ~ - " -' - s1rre-sor 30 " Grams Co,
~. Hs q Exchange BoCs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

rINHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE To MANUFACTURE Wits
KY an the various grades from good plain WHISKY to
the vers Article from Rye. our Mated Rye whisky
sdmsd by al who have tried to BE unsurpassed Having
made additions Eol challenge comparison for
quality with any Whisky made in tbs State any other
F. STFARNS \ co,
18th street. between Main and Cary,
chmond VIRGINIA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

DLOWS FOR FALLOWING---~
4 ICULTIvATORS AND HARROWs FOR C\SS@wS
FITTING IN wHEAT-Bel ewing that lhaye - &a-AN
In nv NEW rLOU t.r best EoE IN use
ake this oher the Famers and Hsne's lSI lTr Isr
with be fhey not better Man THOSE they nov
bs thew can return them AFTER trying hem nee oil charge
ESS-Eresh supply Of Turnip Seed Just received -
~ p H. sTARKE, No. 50 Main ST.,
IN $ doors above StCharles Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

bacon q BASKERy3LE oHer for sale
ID l2S hhac. oSbs Sugar
y DO N y. Do,
$40 bbls Extra @. and Yellow Sugars
15t do Patent Cut Loaf do
50 do Crushed aud pOgayredda
Is Terces Cuba Nslasses
IA bblS. 0ebeSkAusens Molassss
ass bag 2to Coae0
y do. Lsguayra Coffee
~ do Java do 0a5-ln)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Crane * SanfOrd,s weekly Provision and
.s-r- Flour Circular

ST. LOUIS, Saturday Evening, Nov 3We
ehcal chsnEe in he stage OF
mess but the contrar the unsettled situation poca
matters produces increased depression Weel
has been The result decline Corn advance
Wheat and Flour have been the only changes Of consequence
the market.
CoRNAhough receipts been light nc 90 sks yet
owing the small demand the market has dull
have declined from &c to Sc. Sales the ranged
follows MTel Acc to 45c Yellow at &c 4c White
SEC for Old New sells 35c Acc heed in gn1nes
sacks ncude3 Closing with sales to day OF Mixed
Yellow at 44c to 46c New White at 3sc 70 42xc.
WHAT The receipts OF the week. 81 S6
anhe previous week As the receipts began fall Of Tuesday
the became rer and receipts with favor
bic reports markets. caused advance paces
the week progres and closes from &c TO 2c higher than
Of last Sales ranged follows Spring
Soc to IO3c Common Good Fall at Ole to llOc Prime
Choice do l0Octo I25c mot including sacks Closing m
sales day of Spring and Club At s2c to l0O market being
slightly easier.
FLOUR Tie market opened dull and dropping, "a 20
b. Tuesday on the market for present delivery
above price and higher Since which there pressing
the market sale was made 1T 81 90 b, and mrs
holding SIS 90 for present delivery and s. % for December
delivery But at these figures buyers have appeared This
advance is FULL justified BY the advance In Wheat
PRovIsoNsPces have not changed since our last report
The dull confined TO small lots. We quote Bacon
Shoulders at &C. Ribbed Sides l2c to Clear Sides at
Plain HAMS naked, at lie DHe do canvased at II Lto
product excepting 2OO0 Hams green from the block sold
Sc city buyer and seller the hogs be killed tonight
weather suitable 10000 Hams sold delivered ct Quincy in
December and January 7c tWoirds PurcAfe money ad
vanced without interest -
HossWe Vewy buyers and sellers THE
only transactions hear Of is sale OF I0head Stop fed at
- e5 gross delivered Quincy Novsmb AID 400 head to
average 200 lbs, November delivery Ct % Is net delered
here ....ra.a- "a : CRANE & SANFORD,
Brokers IN Provisions and BresdItuhs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Time, I:53-l:54H.


The race Saturday was for the Jockey Cluf
were JOHy NJ. CLAWS a. KEENE RIcHKRns, bay fl
ly Magenta, by Yorkshire, dam Miriam, by Glencoe
three years old and JOIN CAMPBELL chestnut horse
Joe Stoner, by Wagner, dam by Glencoe, four years
old. Bets were freely offered of S1OO to $50 on Ma
genta bearing off the palm, with few takers, there
seeming to be little propensity to risk the "curren
cy.' The Memphis appeal says:
After the usual preparation the horses were call
ed to the string At the tap of the drum. Stoner
got the advantage of fully three lengths which he
maintained to the half mile, where Magenta came
alongside but without getting the lead Stoner pass
ing the string on the first mile in advance and keep
ing his position throughout the second mile. Onthe
third mile Magenta took the lead at the half mile
which position she maintained to the string on the
last mile, winning the heat in 1884.
At this stage of the proceedings bets of Sl00 to
Sl5 were offered on Magenta, without takers.
The horses being brought up for the second heat
at the tap Stoner again got off in the lead which
position he sustained to the string the first second
and third mile, and to the last quarter the fourth
when Magenta brushed up and easily came in full
halt length ahead winning the heat and purse in
1885,.
Throughout the whole of this race. Magenta ran
under heavy pressure of the rein and on each
heat carried off the palm without labor.
sulNART.
sLTrnDlT, Nov 3Jocksy purse Of 81 2OO beats Of
four miles.
l. John NJ Clay entered A. Kssne Rchards' b. f. Magenta
by Yorkshire dam Miriam, By Glencoe y
John Campbell entered CHI h. ice sonsr by Wagner
by Glencoe 4 y. 2
Time, 7:54ll-7:5sK.
We regret to learn from the appeal that the Club
has sunk about $1,000 on the present occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
ExtensIre rorrnrr ol Ilnnl- -

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-James Mclean, cashier Of
tue Boone County Bank, af Lebanon Indiana, j. B
Hussey, Albert II. Hager, Miles A. Bridley, and J.
d. Chapman, connected with tfs same irstitatfon
were arrested to-day charged with forgery and cir
cnlating money fraadulently issued. All waived
examination. and were committed to jail in default
OF five thousand dollars bail It is supposed that
these parties circulated from three to four hundred
thousand dollars of counterfeit bills Of the Boon
County Bank in Indiana Iowa Illinois and Missouri
Forty i've thousand dollars Of genuine notes were
issued by the Auditor Of State The spurious and
genuine notes are from the same plate the Auditor
and Registers names counterfeited On the former
A. Spooner, President of the Bank, escaped from
this city to-day. About one hundred thousand dol
lars of this money has been received by bankers
here from correspondents in the West. Several
hundred dollars Of spurious bills were redeemed at
the bank at Lebanon, yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

SHOOTINs.-Late yesterday afternoon an alterca
ton occurred on the corner of the Public Square
and Deaderiek street between T. W. HOAX and Mr..
FUr1KR Of Am5rosial Oh celebrity, (the former
being BELL. man and the latter DOUGLAS man,
during which HoEN attempted to shoot FULLER
JoHN CARRIER, who was standing near at the time,
knocked HoRNs pistol up and received the contents
in his hand, the ball ranging upward and coming
out near the elbow.
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JusrIFgcArIsS OF yorERs.-It is an error under
which many labor in supposing that it requires a
residence OF one year in this State to qualify
man to vote The first section of the fourth article
Of the Constitution provides that every free white
man, Of the age Of twenty-ore yerrs, being citi-
Of the United States and citizen Of the county
wherein he may offer his vote SIX months next pre-
cedipg the day Of election shah be entitled to vote
for m embers Of the General Assembly" &c There
FORE the simple residence of six months in the cOun
y is all that is necessary under that head to qualify
a man 10 vote in the election to-day.