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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-21
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.


The large wooden building on Garden
Brook" Springfield, owned by Samuel Harris,
and occupied by several parties for manutac-
turing purposes, was destroyed by fire on
"Wednesday night. Insured for $4,000. James
Billings while removing property from the
building was cut by chlsel, and his recovery
is doubtful
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
L. Chapman of Beckett, while on his way
to the Middlefed cattle show with his stock,
was attacked by large bull in the herd,
thrown down and it is feared seriously injured
His son, a lad about IA years old, sprang for
ward and seized the ring in the bulls nose and
succeeded in turning him off, otherwise Mr.
G. would have been killed on the spot
At MddefeId, an old cart box was loaded
with gunpowder, weighed down with stone,
and touched off, just for fun The fragments
flew in every direction, and one large one went
by the head Of Mrs. Church, standing in her
open door, and struck the opposite wall Of the
room with great force
Rev. C. T. Mills and wife of Ware, sailed
from New York last Tuesday for the Sand
witch Islands. Mr.. Mills goes out to enter upon
his duties as president of the college at Homo
lulu, to which he was appointed some months
ago. They go by the way of the Isthmus and
San Francisco.
MiDDLEsEX COUNTY.
The annual fair of the Middesex South
Agricultural Society was held on Tuesday
and Wednesday last. The annual address was
delivered by Hon. A. H. Bullock of this city.
There were 10 entries Of fruit, $50 of fancy
articles, l59 of vegetables, and 81 of horses.
The first premium of SO for stations was
awarded to H. IL. Peters of Southboro'. The
premiums of S5 tor colts three years, and OF 81
for colts two years old, were awarded to DIR.
Joseph Burnett of Southboro' DIR. Burnett
also carried of the first premium for swine.
During fight in Lowell, Tuesday after
noon, between Wm. Fenvy and james Mack,
reputed to be quiet men and warm friends till
within Il few moments before the ARRAY, Fem
Wy was killed either by blow or by a fall in
which his neck was broken. They were
young men, and unmarried.
Eliza Alden, a boarding house keeper in
Lowell died very suddenly, Tuesday, Of dis.
ease OF the heart. She had recently returned
from the west and reopened the boarding
house which she had previously kept for a
number of years.
Great excitement was caused in Water.
town, on Tuesday evening, by mad dog. A
son Of Daniel Bond was seized in the arm by
Ihe vicious dog, aud it required a strong effort
On the part of Il gentlemen present to force
the animal oil The boys arm was terribly
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In this city, Sept 20, by Rev Richardson, William
Parks to Myra Aldrich, both of Springfield
In Grafton, Sept 20 by Rev William Scandlin,
William Merrield of Worcester to Susie Is, daughter
of Col Charles Brigham of Grafton
At Saratoga Springs Sept 49, George Wright of Har-
ward, Mass, to II Lizzie Wright, daughter oil the late
Ezekiel Wright of Westford, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-21

New HAVEN, Sept. 20 -Chas. Y. Judson's
suspender works were destroyed by an incen-
diary fire this morning. Loss S40,000-partly
insured.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Walker and Kubler Shot.---His Men Allowed
to Depart

New ORLEANS, Sept. 20.-The Catawba,
from Havana 17th, has arrived, and reports
sugar dull aud unchanged, and molasses mac
tive.
Walker and Kuber have been shot bv the
Honduras government, and his men allowed
to depart.
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NEW GAS FIxTURES.

From the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius Il Baker
shall continue to be in receipt these Goods as the
new patterns come out at all times keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and at the lowest
prices.
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Amttrons.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FAC

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FAC
IA TORY PROPERTY VIII be sold at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY, September 26th, at Il O'Clock, NJ on
the premises not previously sold at private sale, that
valuable and beautifully located manufacturing property
lately owned by Freeman Fisher deceased, called CITY
Mills in the town of Franklin. Mas Sachusetts, the
line of the New York Central Railroad. The City Mills
Depot is but few rods from the factories.
said property consists of two factories told and new
MILL mansion house and outbudings and eight houses
for operatives substantial IS feet by 90
stories high used for store counting CLOTH and
press room. and about Sc acres of excellent land.
The machinery in the mill is running 64x64
No 80 print cloths The old mill can be used for the
manufacturing of cotton wooden goods converted
into paper mill. The power is very superior and
is believed to be neverfang In the dryest of seasons
and sufficient for operating $50 print cloth LOOMS and
other machinery if necessary. The situation of this
property is OF the finest in New England. either
the of cotton goods the carving on
of other large turing mechanical business
being within short ride (by railroad) from Boston,
Providence, and New York, and possessing facilities
of communication to all points by railroad the freight
charges being very lowonly 81 50 from BastOn
thus offering to manufacturers capitalists chance
rarely to be met with
The terms of sale viii be liberal, and be obtained
ON application to y. A THOMPSON Il co ,Auctoneers,
to FRANCIS FISHER
sl4 discs No. 81 Central Wharf, Boston,
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold

Nj ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
"a at Public Auction, on the premises in Mbury, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of October next, O'Clock
in the afternoon certain tract of land situated in the
Armory Village, in Mbury, the Railroad Station,
being the same premises described in deed from George
Trumbull to Samuel SAWYER, dated the fourteenth
day of April, A d. 1886 and recorded in the Registry
OF Deeds tor the County of Worcester Book 400 Page
$50 and the premises conveyed by Samuel SAWYER
and Lucinda SAWYER TO Alexander Dewitt by deed of
mortgage dated Oct l. A. d. 1856 and recorded in said
Registry Book 572 Page 35S which said deed of
gage was assigned BY said Dewitt to Salem j. Shaw MAY
%. A. D. 1851 and by said Salem j. Shaw assigned to
Paris rourteot, April "a A. d. 1860, which assign
ment is recorded at said Registry Book 623 Page $40
said sale is made in pursuance of power of attorney
and under the authority contained in the aforesaid deed
Of mortgage assigned aforesaid breach
OF the condition of said deed of mortgage.
PARIS TOURTELLOT.
Sutton, Sept 10, A. D. 1860. sl2 d3w
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Dress Silks.

IOrGSS Silks.
Opieces Fancy Silks comprising all the new and de
srable styles and coors from So 81 50 per yard
Full stock of Plain and Figured Black Silks at great
bargains.
lOpieces Plain silks, in Blue, Brown, Green and Drab
very cheap
Purchasers will find in our Silk Department attractive
styles and low prices
2Opieees oTToMANs, choice styles and cOlors, from
auction,
Is pieces PRINTED THIBETs, elegant Goods, cheap.
Choice assortment of Printed and Plain ALL WOOL
DELAINES.
Full stock POPLINS, REPTS, CASHMERE PLAIDS
and many other desirable Dress Fabrics to which the
attention of purchasers is invited.
lO0WooLEN SHAWLS from aucton-Great bargains
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PAPER HANGINGS.

have on hand very large stock of French English
and American Paper Hangngs, Decorations, Borders,
Centers, Fire Board Prints, &C., which prepared
to sell at prices so low that all will be satisfied.
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ylem Embellishments,
THOMAS KINNICUTT,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law,
Not BRINLEY HALL WORCESTER, MASS.
col
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Hotltes.
NTILLBURY BANK-MILLBURY Sent

A'A 49, lsf0-Notee is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the Milbury Bank will
be held MONDAY the LIST day of DC Ober next,
O'Clock NJ, the Bank; for the choice of Directors
and for the transaction of any other business that may
properly come before them
BY order Of the Directors d. ATWOOD,
sl4 Cashier
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Drp GOODS.
FALL GOODS,

Making the most attractive stock of desirable DRESS
GOODS offered for sale by US.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

Discussion BETWEEN MEsSRs. BRIEN AND
WHITTHoExE At CHARLOTTE!-Judge BRIEN
and Col. WHITTHoRNE had discussion be-
tore the people oil Dickson county at Char
Io,te, on wednesday last. There was large
turnout of tue members OF both parties,
ubo listened TO the discussion with much "a
teujios, as if anxious to BE- pointed to the
surcsJ method Of waIding of the dang r
Eich threaten the destruction OF the Union.
Nor did they listen IL vain, for Judge BRI-
Ex made chem Just the speech they needed.
aud many OF tlem returned to their homes
fully sati.i 4 that in the success of the
Union party alone can the cO"nrry hope for
safety IRON the f-arf full perils which environ
It. Nothing could be cl-arer or mure toIci-
bic and impressive Than Judge BRIEN's de
moustIution Of The fact that Mr. BELL s lee
lion will save the Union from destruc ION,
ami that nothing else can. Judge BEIEN i'll
dull cd in no idle flights Of iaucy-nttempt-
ed 10 an.u-e ihe crown with no meaning
les and silly anecJ.tes-uUr INDUCED IN
any Of thu Gust III ny ciap-'r5p of the stump
-hu; ma,le "a straig hi-forma I'd. practical and
truIiifuI speech. which carried conrictiun as
il went. and imposed Itself upon the mil ds
o. ali who heard it, ur ali al least save those
- no are-so blind Il 10y partisan prejudice
that tn would not brlieve anything contra
rs 10 -. tenets OF Democracy, though one
should rise from the dead
The discussion was opened by Col. WHIT
rHaKNg TIE main features of lis speech are
touched upon by our correspondents at
Camden and Waverly. and We need not re-
peat what they have written. 1t is not men
toned however. that Col. WHITTnORNE said
in his speech at Camden hat NJ would not
have Mr.. Breckenridge elected 10y the help of
The Republicans, that h. would rather have
him defeated than elected by the aid of that
party. This. taken in connection with the
fact that Col. WuTTH0RyE Prof'.sses to be-
lieve that only by the election of Mr. BRICK
INEIDGE can the Union be preserved. is a Re
markuble declaration, TO say the least of it.
In lis reply, Judge BEItN said he did not
care how many republicans voted Tor Mr.
BELL, that he would rejoice to see them all
vote for him. for that. by electing Mr.. BELL,
would insure the preservation of the Union,
an obi ct d thousand times more dear to him
than all other considerations.
Remember that Judge BRIEN and Gel.
WHTTHoRNE speak here to-day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Hon, John Young Brown.

a large numb.r OF cur citizens assembled
in the public hall in the Court House last
night 10 hear speccb from Hon JoIIx YOuNG
BRowS. of Kentucky Mr.. Brown is the rep
resentative elect TO Congress from the Eliz /
bethton district, and was too young 10 fake
his seat during the last session. He came
here with tn. reputation Of one Of lie first
orators of k, ntucky, and Tia. re was general
desire 20 bear hiuI. We presume no one who
heard him ihI ough was disappointed. His
speech was exceedingly able We have not
heard any one ON shat side who could excel
him. He is rarely gifted young gentle
man, OF whom his party may be justly proud.
His defense Of the principles and policy of
the Little Giant was. as against the
Breckiuridge-Y Anceyites. conclusive. 1t
was able. earnest. and eloquent whilst
his exposition Of the demand for pro-
lection was overw helming. We DON'T sec
how any advocate of the doctrine, who
heard him, Can look an honest man in the face
and advocate it. His plea ion
Was thrillingly eloquent. aud created most
profound impression. That was theme
which appeal, 10 hearts of all whose patriotic
impulses have not been benumbed by the
leprous dislilmeuts of the ject of section
alism, and his glowing words, found gener-
al response. After he concluded call was
made for the younger FooTE, but he graceful
IL declined TO speak; and then the elder in
response to the imperative demand of the
audience, made d few wel-timrd ks,
after which the audience dispersed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

ADvIcE-As the hot season IS approaching, every
person should prepare their system the change and
there Is 10 remedy applicable &c cans strength
enius Cordial and Blood Purifier" It val party the
blood Thoroughly, and at the same time strengthen
and IuvIEOrate the WhoIe organization The immense
quantity Of II sold daily proof enough Of lis
great virtues II thoroughly removing all iuPure mat
ter from the blood We say u ali, Try IT, It Is de-
Icious to take see the advertisement another cU-
UNI
We would call particula1 attention 70 McLean's
notice IN another column We adu the following ilu-n
the It LOUIS Herald, which speaks volumes II It's
favor. We s4y to al give trial:
ave take especial pleasure il recommending Nc
leans cel-hratgd Strengthening Cordial llvaua-
BILE remedy for genera debility AM weakness We
have seen It tested IL circle ImI=..I-
ate observaIIon and vouch lur c-L---uCy and
worth IL Is N article which shout Ue kept constant
y in every family, Is IL Is certainly al iuFa4aDie
medicine. see the advertisement N another column
uctI--iEElm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
8g Telearaph.
Foreign.

Foreign.
| HAvRE, Oct 8-Coiton has an advancing
! tendency, sales OF two days 400 bales
| Orleans has s4a843f
! WArERTowN,.N Y. Oct. 1S-Fiora Temple
beat Patchen in the race to-day. Time 2s
| . 26a aud 25. The track was in bad
condition.
FARTHER PoINT, Oct. 49, The steamer
Nova Scotia was Intercepted, but her dates
are anticipated.
Star of the West arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-The steamer Star
of the West, from HAVANA the 18th. has ar
rived.
Sugar was quiet; s4as2 reals; stock $780,
York exchange 29a4c. Sterling exchange
l4al4s. News unimportant.
The Joseph Holmes, from Boston, had ar
rived.
Venzuela advices of the 21st say that the
Spanish Ministers had demanded his passports
snd that all Spanish citizens were leaving the
country on account of the refusal of the Gov
eminent to punish the nurderers Of Spanish
citizens, and to make indemnity.
The question will be referred to Madrid.
The barque Trustee from Rio the 26th
had arrived. Coffee was firm in consequence
of news from the Uuited States? Sales OF
the week $4,000 bags. Sterling exchange
26sa26f.
The steamer Moses Taylor sailed on the
9th, for Valparaiso.
New York, Oct. 18.-The steamer b.
russia has arrived.
Election News.
OMAHA, Oct. Is.-Nebraska returns are
nearly complete.
Morton. democrat. ID elected Delegate to
Congress by about $50 majority.
The House stands % Republicans to II
Democrats, and the Council Republicans 10
DemOcrats--one doubtful.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I8.-The Treasury re-
cepts for the first quarter of the pre,ent ifs
cal year, commencing with July, is about
eighteen million dollars. Receipts last week
about sS70,0O0. Subject to draft 81, 1eS,O0O.
Movement OF Troops.
Upwards of 1000 troops are to be sent to
California aud Texas.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. O;i. Is-Tne river is fall
ing, with feet incucs water in the Canal.
Markets by telegraph.
New ORLEANS. Oct. Is.-Cotton has an ad-
vancIng tendeHct. Sales to-day IL 500 GALES.
Middling 1I4(91l4. Sugtr st, any; s@ssc.
M"lasses 37(S4U Flour quiet; S7495 80.
Coffee; Rio, l3s .l4a. Freight to Liverpool
nine -16Ghs. NV York sight exchange t..
dis. g par.
NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-Cotton active and
little frmer; mddling upland I14aIls. Flour
dull, declined cents; sal 5 To-day IA 00J
bbls. 5 40 IS so. Wheat declined la2 cents.
Corn firm, sales lO,75O bushel, 7Ia74. Mess
Pork firm but quiet, sales $50 bbls. 1900.
Beef steady. Lard que' but steady 124al3.
Sugar steady, Cuba 64a73. Coffee quiet,
$50 bags, Rio la, $50 bags Java log.
CINCINNATI, Oct lS.-Flour dull, 5a5 10;
Oats steady, 80; Corn dull, 4oa43; Whisky
Is; Mess Pork dull, IL 75alS; Linse,d Oh
56'57; Sugar steady, S4a94; C9ffce steady
I5L15a; Molasses 4la44.
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IOCunsII.l.uiIEe-.

The Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
few weeks by a very simple remedy alter having sui
fered several years with lung Affection md
that dread disease, ConsLmptiou-Is anxious to MAKE
known to his fellow sufferers the means cl cure.
To al who desire IL ne vii send copy OF the pre-
scripton used Gree OF charged with the directions ioE
preparing and using the same, which they Viii nnd a
sHTe cure for CONSCHPTION, ASTHV4, BRON
CHITZS, dc. The only object Of the advertiser IN
sending the Prescription benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he cOHceives 10 be HvaIu-
able and he hopes every sufferer Will try Is remedy
a. IL will cost them nothing, and may pro blessing
Parties wishing the prescription VIII address
Rev EDWARD \. VI 0N,
= Williamsburg.
oct4-Iy Kings County, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
state EIec:ors--speaking to-day

Col W. e. WHTTTHoKNE, Br ckiuriIge cleo
tor for the State at large, and the Hon. JONI
5 BRIEN. who takes the place OF Col. N. G
TAYLOR, Union elec10r Tor the State at large
will address the people Of Davidson at the
Court House today.
Col WHIrTHoRNE is regarded as among the
ablest Breckenridge speakers in Tennessee,
and has the reputation of ''chawing mp
everybody who meets him on the stump. Let
Union men and Democrats turn out en- niasst
and see how the thing is done.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

The THEATRE Oh, how very, very
sweet was the exclamation of an cnthusi-
aslic young LAZY at the Theatre last night,
while witnessing Miss BATENAN's ''Parthenia'
in Iag0mGr. Mss BATLMAN is Il charming ac-
tress, as everybody agiees, and chow sweet!'
is the thought. if not she expression, of the
whole house. Her "Parthrnia" is the very
perfection of acting. She seems made for
the character, aud the character for her.
The barbarian that ouid not love '-Parthe-
MA" as represented by her is too barbarous
10 be human.
Miss BATEMAN appears tonight in an en-
pertaining comedy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Gold
and NilVer Watches, Diamonds, and first
class IeWeiry at Aucti0n.

yJ,HIS Stock comprises full assortment, equal in va
i rety and styles to any in the country The Sill
Pitchers, Creams Cake Baskets, Breakfast and Dinner
Casters Wine stands, Egg stands, Syrup Cans Dining
and Dessert Forks, Tea Table Dessert Spoons, FISH
Knives and Forks, ETC.
wATCHESGoid Chronometers, (genuinel Diamond
Setting Ladies' Watches, American Lever, Duplex and
Double Tmers-Goid, liver and Plated
JEwEI.RY-Setts from $500 down, Diamond Crosses,
Rings and Pins
CUTLERY-Pocket, Tea, Dessert and Dining KNIVES;
in short assortment OF other tine goods, usually
found in first class Jeweiry Establishments AL OF
which We viii sell 70 the highest bidder for cash com
mencng on Wednesday evening, October the iesh, al
eary rss light and continuing day and night until the
whole stock Is disposed o.
Al goods guaranteed - represented or the money re-
unded.
Iadiss and gentlemen win please cali and examine
the goods BE y. =. SHELLS . ~
Central Auction Rooms. No. 81 College Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

DAnY PArRIor OFFICE.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
Nashville, October 10. 1860
COTTON-The receipts continue light
There is some demand We qnoic prices at
s@s3c p ID.
FLOUR We quote:
Superfine in barrels So 1896 %
Extra, 5O(G6 IS
g in sacks, 5 25@3 so
WHEAT-Tbis article is scarce, and will
sell readily at 81 4O9l 80 per bushel.
BACON There is no Tennessee Bacon Of
| fering. The market Is literally supplied with
foreign which is selling at the following ig-
ures; Shoulders I03@1I, clear sides AZ
| OILS; hams l4l@I5c per Ii.
CORN.-White IS per bushel: mixed soc.
OATS.-6Oc per bushel.
LARD-None Offering. Would bring Is
@13I p 70.
MEALS selling at soc. p bushel.
FEATHERS-We quote at 4Oc. p ID.
GINSENG 4O@45c. p b.
GROCERIES.-We quote; Fair sugar
9391O q b.; prime to choice 1O@1O4c.; in
barrels AGILE. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars IO3@Il2c. p u.
crushed and powdered I15C9I2c Loaf liza
12c. p b.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Molasses in
barrels 4O@45c b gal; half barrels $50
4Sc; Sugar House 43945c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.: half barrels S0c. and kegs
(ten gals.) CSC.
COFFEE.-Rio I64@l7c.; Laguyra none
in market; Java 1920. p ID. Stock light.
TEA.-lmperial 50cG9Sl; Guupowd-r 80
@75c.; Young Hyson 10000; Black 90
al so.
SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 50;
and Fine at 81 6O@s1 IS and Barrel al
4Oc. Is bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are he
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700
aud 500, Sc. p doz.; go, IOc.; 500 lie.
and 400. fzc.
WHISKY.--Rectifed is held at ,I924
3 gallon. and country at 5O@ Use p ,It.u
according to quality.
CANDLES Star ISc per 10. for Ugh
weight; zoe 10, fail weigh. Ttllo" SUNNI
pressed I3c; Sperm 45a5Oc per 10.
Raisin>-Layer S3a3 rs per box; ". K
50 5Oa2 IS.
SOAP-Turprntin 81 25a2 IS per box
BRAN--SI50 per cwt.
HAY-s26@27 per ton.
RYE-sl l5@I % Per busbeI.
BARLEY 81 % pr bI-hel.
DRIED FRUIT-Apple, 4O95O per bush
ell; Peaches 81 15(9I 25 per busnel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19
Public Rneskin9.

Hon. Robert Hatton and 10. G. Stark
Esq, will address the people upon the issues
in the pending canvass at the following times
and places 4:
Tullahoma, Coffee CO. Friday. Oct. 10Th.
Franklin, Williamson CO. Monday, Oct. 22nd
Triune, Williamson CO. Tuesday Oct. 23rd,
Brentwood, ' " Wednesday, Oct. Gath
Beach Camp Ground, Sumner CO. Thursday
October 18th.
Mitchellsville, Summer co. Friday, Oct. 26th
Gdllatn, Sumner CO.. October u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

NoIICE TO BUILDERs.-Proposals will be
received at the Office of the undersigned for
the construction of frame Church on the
Murireesboro Pike, miles from this city,
Plans, specifications aud bill quantities, will
De open Tor examination, from this date, from
8 to II O'Clock each day.
JAMES KIDDELL, Architect,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

For the INSTANT RELIEF
and PERMANENT CJRE Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

R. R. R.-Not Railways Ready Relief, but
a train on the Rail Road Run into. 1t hap
pened yesterday on the L. & n. R. r. Pas.
senger and freight trains both behind time.
Passenger train passes freight train, and af-
ter while stops to take in water. Freight
train don't know about the stop, and Coming
round curve runs into passenger train,
smashing platform. and soaring passengers,
but doing no particular mischief"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

@a- The Columbia Union GuTds, the
Franklin Bel Rmgers, the Nashville Bell
Grdys, Hiyhlahders and Blues, arrived yester-
day on the MORNING. train from MurfreesbOro'.
We are indebted to them for a salute as
they marched past our Office. The Guards
and Rangers, accompanied hy the Grays. left
in the afternoon for franklin, where thel e
was to be grand union rally and torch-light
procession last night. Keep the fires burn
inu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-19

VOUNG MEN who suffering from the effects Of
Il youthful incIscTetlon be surely ana pefIla-
neufLF ra-sfnr h Isr..- h