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Frnn, NeW Ynrk.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Duke of Newcastle, in
behalf of Baron Renfrew, accepts the dinner invita-
ton extended by Moses s. Grinnell 1t comes off
next Saturday week Lady Franklin will be present.
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WORTHY
RESTORING THE BALD AND CRAY

WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MEAEY, the great discovery Prof Wood have at
Iva tempted not only To initiate his restorative but profess
have discovered something that would produce identical
wonderful results woods preparations and have been
forced leave the ed its resess sway the follow
ing ..--- .-z
PROy. o. J. WOoD Co.. Gents-The letter wrote ,ou in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and VII hyOa
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given 'se to
inquiries touching The inquiries
the communication second Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue good order and
natural colOr7 To all can and do invariably My
hair is better than In stage Of life for forty
past soft thrifty and better coIoed Of
whskers and only why is not generally true is,
that The substance is washed Of by frequent abuon OF the
face when used by wipng the face in close
ton with the wskers the result will follow the hair
have been in the receipt Of great letters from s parts
Of New England asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the Manufacture and Of
various compounds well this has nodoubt been sey
initiated and used only without elect
absolute injury. have used any your restorative any
account for months, and hair good
hund reds have examined with surprise, years
old and gray hair in head my face and prove
this you my hair taken the past week
received your favor Of quart bottles summer,
which grateful gave it my friends and thereby
and then purease{ and used It with Universal success viii
favor that you byEhieh can discover
fraud the Restorative, scd BY many, fear without author
believe where COED effects do not follow, the failure caused
by impure article, inventor of the good
my duty heretofore keep you apprsed Of the
effect my hair. all who inquire of my
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear ss
yours, A. c. RAYMOND. p
AARoE's RUE, ky., Nov. 30 1858.
medium small; the y pint and retail for 81
per boe least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL rets for 81 Der bottle The large
holds quart ~ cent in proportion, aud tss for %
Abotte. o. j. Wood d Co., PrsprietOrs, IA Broadway
New York, and ia Market street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOu & Co., and retsiled BY every Drug.
house in the United States. 7 tfsblI-Iy
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From Pixies PEAK.

ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 29.-The Pixies Peak Express
arrived last night with small treasure shipment.
The company hereafter will have a messenger on
the coaches tri-weekly. Na
Many owners of quartz mines who two months
ago had become wholly discouraged and considered
that they hadlost ali they bought, now sanguine
of sucsess, and are making two hundred dollars
and more per month. =
The weather at Denver City is very cold, with oc-
casional falls of snow.
Governor Seward arrived here last night and left
this morning for the East.
The weather is cool and cloudy.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NJ MCCLURE & CO., and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
valuable Tract Land heir term OF eoparner-
ship having expred0 containing 500 acres, ave hundred Of
which cleared generally level the remainder we'll tered
has several springs Of running water through each fed SO
90 we'll set in blue grass with much in clever. This
land is surpassed BY in the county and is we'll adapted
the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Stock There
two good orchards and good building sites in desirable neigh
borhood lying In the valley OF Robnsons Fork Greek in Giles
county, the road leading Cornesv to the LynnVe
Depot, Ave miles from each point,
VIII be sold ON tn e 2Ofh day of OctOberneKt
On the premises to to the highest bidder
Terms. fourth cash when possession is given, e re
msinde on three annual payments intsrest from date
The said land can either be divided three small ss
sold one Persons wishing purchase PrVatey VII
on m a. am Authorized 10 eli between this and the day OF
sale. n 1NN'
Septeubsr II. ISg0-tz,tds B
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100000.
100000,
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1860.

Five times the amount deposited by all the other
Insurance Companies doing business in the State of
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CnT-NTy CoURT SAFE.
Thirty Acres of Land,


TOT NsNkt a. AUCsIUE at FHuuCdHs
ON Wednesday the 3rd Of October, will public
the Sesmer SCOTLAND her engines tackle and furniture,
she lays faducah KY The Scotland the highest
draught of her class Of boats and will carry 1900
Terms cash. balance T. and u Notes
payable in Bank with satisfactory security,
septl4 tbs JOHN A. COUCH.
? Louisville Courier St. Louis Republican copy and
charge 70 this office.
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SANFORE'S
Invd&OratOr,
NEVER DERILTTArES.

become an established fact Standard Meiicine known
and approved by all that have used il, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
is recommended. ::
1t has cured THOUSANDS e within the last two years
who had given up all hopes e Of relief, the
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show
The dose must be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking il, and e ed such quantities as
act gently the Bowels. e
Let !, the \. do1tss e Your 1dg9s9s gTSs in tn:
viii cure Liver Conn = plants, BiIIons A t.
Iacks, Dyspepsia, - Chronic DiaPrhOea
~, DrOPsy, Sour Stomach, IEabiGuaI
COstiVeneSs, Chol. les Cholera, ChOIes
ra mOrbus. Cholera Infantum, FIaIu-
lence, ndice. e Female WeakneSs-
eSs and may be used sue = cessfullZ as Ordina-
~ Family Medi- = cine. 1t will cure SICK
H ID A HI f, las = Thousands can testfy,) in
twenty minutesS if n two three Teas
sPoonfuls are taxi = en- at the commencement Of
Ali who use 1t are giving their zuOuy
In its favor. y -
Mix water in the mouth Wit the Invgorstor and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure put up
nGLASs CASES, air tight, and will keep any climate.
The Family Ca Thartic PILL is gen
tie but active osthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing ~ demand from those who
have long used the PILLS y the satisfaeton which
all express in regard TO their induced place
them within the reach OF all. -
The Profession well know that different Cathartes act
The FAMILY CA 4 THARTIC Pill
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
compounded from . variety OF the puTsst Vege-
table Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the
ahmentary canal ana are SOOO and saEc in all cas-
where a Catharic is \ needed, such as De
rangemenrs Of the stomach, SIeePi-
ness, Pains IN the Back and l. o 4 n -
COstiVeness, PAIN and Soreness over
the whole 0dy, q from sudden cold, which
frequently neglected, - end in long Of Pc
yer Loss OF APpe- = tite, a Creeping Sen
satiOn of Cold over the BODY, Restless.
ness, Headache, or = weight n the head.
all EnflammatO ~ - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults; Rheumatism, great
Purifier OF the Blood = and many diseases 10 which
fssh is heir numerous to mention in this advertise
nnent Dose, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver LnViROralor and Family Ca
thartfc Pills sled by Druggists generally ana sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all thelarEe towns.
ST.. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, N. Y.
O.J. WOOD CO.,
feblS,, Lon
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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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sworn Testimony.

T.
February 6, 1883. ( 4.
VIM T. HAGkN Troy N.Y.-DeGr Sir: Having Used your
Hair Cooring Restorative, and having much pleased
with pleasure in making the following statement Pom
Of severe M Of sickness when about eighteen years
Of my hair commenced turning grey, and
grow until 10 became perfectly a0his, being very harsh and
Last reached my fifty third year. when was
induced By friend purchase two bottles Of Hsmsreets
ColoTng prepardby Icommeneed according %
directions and and IN qo days surprised that
hair from the roots outward turning to orig
color. 1t continued to grow until it truly brown
glossy as it was Def re- in youthful days, and e y
TeSt0Tedt0 It's original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co.. Myla Seaman before me and was duly
and that the above statement this day
February, 1858. JOEL y. POTTER Justice Of the Pece.
Remember that this result produced By HE1NsTRErT
fndbe Ne original and O1y elIG5le Hair Restorative.
Price nfty cents bottle. Sold everywhere. a
s---sel W HAGAN 4 CO., ProprieteIs, Troy, N Y.
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EROKBE REM EDY.

XKTE ash the aaetsd o. ssF which % you prssrT
w pleasant and delicious yrup, compsuniud from Natures
sSn Kemeaiecns which VIII speedily and PernaHsny
you o. the eOmpO1nds heretofore used. With ali ar
feousand debtatng effect together via. the IoathSOne dasss
sny times following the use OF Mineral Poisons
The "Chss0kse Remedy Natures spscAe ior Gonor
hea elect Gravel Strcure finor AbRs whites Remales
and al diseases u the Urinary OyauB; curing these sasesbg
natural laws, Altar all osr Preparations have aled and one
Of Heavens best meres 70 Offending Instances aId
produced Of lis edcts which scld stagger crednlity
The preparations heretofore used have ,ilsd
this has in instsnce known 70 fI Hapof for
mankind, the Governor Of the verdi Fathar Who scs not
Kill, but 70 erre. -
In mercy be has appointed dYsssIass,,
which when taken, quickly dies 10 an pasof the sste aitac
the disease at post and with hdey and eourage tV
admirable, never gives Il unit has eoupssv exud 4
ro NE BODY AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health and Vigor.
TINS heedy strikes at the very the disease; ten
osney = not SIMPLY 70 suspend the poison, but the
IL And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire ab-
sence OF all RGBeous taste smell Il can lay The count
ing room or on the toilet table without ever being SUSPECTED
"Hemedy' for secret diseases.
IL tnseon Vens-al diseases With fall directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
III Sold By all respectable Druggs and dealers In Eedi
cines. POTTER A NEEEVrIN sole Propriet0rs,
Louis, No
Sold Nashville sbolesae BY Berry DemOville and KE
ing PendletOn; at retail By Hsndehot and al Drug
gats sveryEhere. dsc4-itE ~ ly-insds
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NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1860.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the Sventh Annual State Fair of Tennessee 10 ex-
anime and mark award, for the best Family Sew.
ing Machine find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition The l. NJ. SINGER. WHEELER
& WILSON. A. B. HOWE. and the GROVER d BAKER.
The first three named. although differing in con-
struction and capacity, still SO far 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 requir
ed to be re-spooed The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree of
satisfaction but we 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 in machine for family
sewing we find more fully combined IN the GROVER
Il 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,
c. II. WHITE,
JAS. A. WOODS
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River News

LOUISVILLE, Oct 1.-The riveris falling with three
feet water in the canal.
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We we're panied to learn yesterday that JAMES NJ
D.ynscN 81 well known in this and some Of the
adjoining States as the Irish Orator. was shot IN
FavetteyiIIe en- Saturday night last by aaasn named
gAsSs Carry. and died from the wouads the next
day Hbe particulars. as we learned them, were
about as follows: There had been previous diff
entity betveen CAKTY and DAVIDSON. DAVIDSON, on
his raturnto Fayetteville on Saturday night learned
that Garry had been repeating the charges out of
which 4fe previous difficulty had grown, and meet
ing CARY in drug store about 10 O'Clock that
night. asked HIM if he had repeated his former in
sinuations. CARLY replied afRrmatively, when DA-
vrBsos gave him the d-n lie CARLY drew his pis-
to and shot him the ball striking near the centre
Of the chm and ranged aroundlhe left jalybone and
lodged near the back of the head. The force of this
shot threw has head to the right and CARLY shooting
again, the second ball passed through his jaws
CARTY again shot him the ball entering above the
nipple and coming out at the back. CARLY made
his escape. DAVIDSON fingered about twelve hours
These are the facts as they have reached us. They
may be inaccurate in some respects.
Mr. DAvIDsoN was fine scholar and gentleman
of the very highest literary attanments. He was
regarded as one Of the most eloquent men IN the
South He was an Irishman by birth, but has been
for many years citizen of the United States. He
was on the ScoTT Electoral tcketinIl852 and up to
1885 was enthusiastic Wing Since that time he
has been a warm advocate of Democratic principles
He wss member Of the Legislature in the session
IF lS5f-s from the counties of Giles, Marshall and
Lincoln BE came TO Nashville last Thursday
evening by invitation of his friends in this city, to
address them that night the political issues of this
canvass. After Gov. JOHNSON had spoken, he ap
Peared upon the stand and excused himself from
speaking, after so noble effort. He promised
thathe woudreturn and speak next Thursday night.
He left the city on Saturday morning for his home
at Fayetteville. He was the train that was
thrown from the track, and was in the front passen
ger car and on that side of it which torn liter
ally into splinters He was buried beneath the ru
ms, but miraeuoUsly escaped with scarce scratch
upon his person. Upon being jocuarly ald that no
one but an Irishman could have thus escaped he re-
piled HNaPOleans doctrine man can die IN
oil his time comes It's not my time yet" Who
thought that in eighteen hours from that time he
would receive his death wounds from the hand of
his fellow man. he leaves widow andseveral or
phan children, besides host of devoted friends, to
mourn his untimely end. RequisScat in pace.
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OMAHA. sept. 70 Young man

OMAHA, Sept. pa young man by the name of
Erastus L. Van Vlist was accidentally shot about
O'Clock last evening near Fremont, the Fort Kear-
ney road, in this Territory, by a revolver in the
hands of Julius Reitheim, of AtchisOn. Kansas.
The men were both of company of returning
miners. The deceased was from New York, and
about % years of age. The ball took effect between
the neck and right breast, and killed him almost in
stantly.
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BIB UNION STREET
DICK RIVER.

KETE have $40 OF Land for tie Dueb
w River, within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad said lands W eDayd-
Duck River Willis Banton and Abner Barton TEnthrds
Of the tract bottom and level 80 cleared;
several good springs and No. Farm. will sell
half all Of the tract 70 suit purchas Those Eshin
TO oEy good Stock Farmin healthy country good community
c would DO we'll and look detzrra
ned to SELL For further particulars address H. NJ Barton tn
lahoms, or c. G. Breger, Manchester.
dccI5-tE&Wu BREWER 4 BARTON
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Fine stock Farms at Public sale.

Fine Stock Farms at Public sale.
ON Saturday 94h November the rndsrsigred the agent
" Of Thomas McCanee Of Richmond, Virginia. will sell
public sale The highest the premises on credit
and two for notes with approved security and lien
the land until the purchase money is paid.
Seven Thousand Acres of Land,
Known the GaeOck Lands lying in Warren county, Tennes
each side Of the old road from MsMinnyle Nash
ve within miles Of McNnnville and miles Of the
McNinnve and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have divided into eghtn containing
from hundred eight handred erei and
by Chareys Creek which through the lands.
and twenty never falling springs Of excellent water.
One Of the lots has il the handsome residence recsnty
improved The lands admirably adapted growing
Of small grain and the grapes and the raising Of stock and
fine opportunity AFFORDED desrous Of engaging 10 that
business healthy and delightful regon Of country Title
undOubted: LssPal-tE,sdsl W. BRITroN, Agent
COUNTY COUNT SALE.
Elmore D. Young wife, ct ais George W Campbell ala.
pursuance II decree the County Court Davidson
county rendered the August 1900 will
public the Court House door in Nashville Saturday,
the 18th day Of OetOber next, ...f ...a [.
Thirty Acres of Land,
on the sOutwest tract belonging to The estate
Thos c. Simpns, deceased lying the waters Of Bull Run
Creek and adjoining the farm Of Elisha Cover Said sale be
flee from the equity of redemption
Terms. "a credit Of six and twelve months viii be given,
notes with satisfactory security required, and lien retail ed
until the purcha, money is paid. 7. J. CHEATHAM,
September -. 60-dlmPr's fec 90. Clerk and Master.
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lRnd Tor Sale.

LhHu EUE SaLICs
The undersigned viii sell his plsnta -.
IA ion, called CAPITAL VIKW, lying on 49,.
fs.fN the north side Of Cumberland River, 49,
l6S11r.8s three milesfrom The City Nashville.
Hill ~ coataing about Three Hun.
49, dred Acres. He will sell It all -na
together small tracts lots, to suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property in the city II q OF
very quality Of soil Is veil Eatered about half Of
cultivation and the balance IN hne timber and past1re
There good dwelling houses good harm and stables &c
information apply 20 the undersigned or 70 John James
sep2O-L THUS. g. JAMES.
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N office.

~ L G
WETE have for sale several Residences the city,
Wv Of them territory. Alse alargs number Of unin
proved lots in the city, some them finely sute for business
purposes, Readiness. We will sell great bargains
We OF tho bes. and most commanding
Building Sites West Nashville, Broad. Demumbrsne BIC
Marry and other streets.
ALso-A number Of very fine Totes In Boyds Aynes and
Watkins Additions. -
ALso-severa very choice lots in Edgeaed 3 or 80 lots IN
Walkers Addition and large number Of lots HARDING Ad
dion and McGAvOok.
Pin addition to which have very large number OF
County containing Eve to twenty acres within from
three miles Of the city, ana pear the different pixies
Septl4-H J. d q n ". bhOHN'
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n,rnu,smnrInALPAIN ExTRACTOR

DA1IEy,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Rr and soAIDs caused by explosion expecaly from the
oT FLUID LAMFs, BOILERS &c are instantly relieved
~ 6sir bnnq anguish by this cooling and Ieang baam
% subsidies in Incredibly short time, and the
are pobIy seconded in restoring the akin and,
and be said OF other Ointment,
The ccatrice behind or trace Of the mishap when
= IVA wonderful skin healer employed. Sold at the
cinaI depots IL Broadway N T. and Charres street. New
Orleans, by J. WRIGHT & CO. General Agents. Also BY
III I-nSg,ts and rnsrchants- p2-d.tx&wIn
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Ohio, Ia, .o,Cultiy,I,a5tOrlr, Va
FOR 1850.

FOR 186os sbclsy
rs going right along as usual, and enters upon
i its sixteenth year, on the 1st. of January,
1902 Devoted to the Farm, Live Stock,
Orchard, and the cultivation Of the peoe-
The Ohio cultivator is o praetical and relia-
BILE Farmers paper, published by s. D. HARRIs IRE
at Columbus, twice every month, in book form
for binding; full of new. and useful reading
and so cheap that every one can afford to take
it. For fifteen years the Ohio Cultivator has
made its welcome visits to more than hun
dred thousand families in the Great West, and
is SO well known that further description is
not necessary. p Every farmer snd friend OF
rural Improvement is respectfully invited to
become a subscriber for 1850. 2Haud your
subscription to the postmaster or other local
agent, or,take upon yourself 20 get up clint
amongyour neighbors. Specimens and pros
pectuses sent free. ','' - - w
TERns-sl year, single copy; three copie.
for 81; six for $4; nine for Sc; and, copy extrs
to the getter up of every club of nfne.~ rs
.y2b s'dts.oD. HARRIS, liss.
| Feb. ], 1860. (9o Columbus, Ohio.
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horses lost. The low lw bottoms are covsefed
with drift wood. = J Il 30S 70 -HTaoN aaOod az
The storm ppSthe hills has not been 80 dana
aging, yet remarkably anna so.g sa, .fss.fodw
Fences have been scattered by wind, aud
plbyed ,fsldsl in mspy. places FasheditoIthS
clay.
The, power Of ightpingwas perhaps never
so clearly demons straSed q the storm " hich
Yisited this place son Monday aftefn6on.
Within fve. minu t>a!notsless tlran a dozen or
fifteen loud peals of thunder Shook the towns
As a,result in one lneig ghborhood, we have nos
|ticed no less than sen trees struck with light
ming. We venture that this has not been
excellea. in the knowledgs, Of the oldest resi-
dent. in the yicinity.A Belmont lChfonicle. ssn
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ETke storm Of Monday was again repeat
ed ON Tuesday afternoon, Not so much thun-
der and lightning. but the rain came down in
torrents. The roads looked like large streams
in freshet. We expect to hear sad news
from the valleys along our creeks. Neither
OF the town Omnibusses from Wh ceiling reach
ed here in the evening. While Lewis Bus
was standing in front Iofthe POST Office in
Bridgeport, the storm in its fury came rush.
ing along carrying every thing before it,rar
empty wagon, atrail- road speed, among the
rest; the horses bee anne frightened, Wheeled,
broke tie tongue lsa d upset thG bus I've
passengers aboard, but no one injurd.
Neisaangef's BUS Agot''as far as the west
end Of Bridgeport where it was carried of the
pike by the wind and water--they straight:
sned mp and returned to, Bridgeport, off
Tfe pike was covered with drift wood ii
various places. kstabIe on the run at Fra
zier's tavern was washed sway, killing two
horses and other stock. At Patterson's dam
the xstsr oFsr the pike was side dsep. te ~
horses.
auBosh iineg sent ont omnibassss tthis.morn
ing Wednesday, without. knowing iwhethe
they could get, sthropgh.s u is donbtful, as
raiped III night and is still flaming this morn
ing,-N. CgairsuiHe Gar.
e