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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

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SdIft al. Gr bsflast rie u~nieliae unO p.rosrt.
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tbsilen, pa ottasiht Der Cine ODER @nocre oteIe
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
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10. Diltrict - eSefiab Rib eli YIN Woicn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
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Clay. Stra6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
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AFRICAN CHURCH
an SrcaoRrasr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

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be- 8eacn Der Ginie!nbsiten fe6e bic al,suc.
semen 9etttl.
be- Der Gtniriitsprsis fur aus Sbeile Der
oaus betra9t Gtnsn Dollar.
sea- atdets ltnp in jsper BUD. poer WuIfa.
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larp ocule uno Nbencs an rer &alIt III batcn.
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'ntt eintrttiefarten Urrlsben gu molen.
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pas Concert ts9tnnt nm 8 ubr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

S6marieS bsutIheS Stridaarn
nittnsr tiSenen Satpprtnticn enrfebli ben btutidtn 9omen
y. SOtt6er,
Hp. IT'S grpobfraEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

Wibti9 fur Sdetr!
Seize @rt S6iebteparf, Ga1&en. nnb 8aib.
NeTer. Spa5isrltSde unO ooriiiqli6e 5epern limb
in GROCER auswabI 3u baben BET
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1872 Mainitr., Gaale Sana
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

ROCK CITY MILLS.
RETAIL PRICES.
Bell" Flour In bags - In hslfbags e.
S Ssri R'10'' do $50 - -. 80
Corn Meal bue 90. Mixed per lbs 81 90
Delivered 10 all parts fthe city. oct9. 1859 j.
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COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Produce market, Oct. %.


The Produce market day were as blue as the weather The
Most Of the staple articles the downward scale,
concession that holders willing yield not sufficient
bng buyers orWaru hee we're rev sats OF extra flour al
s. while nothing done in superne The latter might be
placed extent at 81 u.s. but this figure above
the views Of majority Of shippers.
Wheat broke closed dull at 81 06 prime
red, 81 70 for white The mers generally sup
ply hand and do not about buying present
SELLERS seemed anxious to effect sales to-day they have
been for several days In fact they have
lost confidence in the market and show by their anxiety
iZe that prices will The show decline
et since Saturday of5c The sales at 81 CO for red made
before Change
Corn steady at 4O43c and old new ear in
bulk the upper depots very prime lot new
might possibly sold 35c at the lower depot Rye
fair demand at 64965c for prime Oats are dull at 3Oc in bulk
Prime NeshAnock Potatoes sell with fair demand at 81 $50
4Ops Dbl Apples unchanged but in better demand They
sell at Sl9l so per bbl for fair to prime.
Hay is dull at SIS for prime Timothy, in bales arrivals
The supply is large
Whisky dull and prices irregular. Wequoe it at l7c
There pork with sales
packed sI7 S Clear bacon wanted at 3
holders I3 No demand for sides shoulders which
are dull and nominal There is continued steaoy outward
ish mindless of the made 10 day by Mitchell Ladd
The lot consisted of 100 boxes and Consigned to Wakefield
Nash Co, Liverpool via B. SO Rarosd TO New fork, and
thenSe 1t shipped through Dill OF sding
large proportion the early packing viii 20 TO direct,
this Whisky another fall day. having sold down
nc closing unsettled The supply largely in excess of the
demand the production diminished the price pro
misses to touch low point it has m TINS market
losing for distIllers notwh
sequence There are too many dsres by one half in this
Western country, and the supply oil ss make Inc whole
trade improbable.
In hogs there were sales to-day 500 head deliverable
November at sc Is net COO do delivery
81 so gross indicating steady market One provision house il
St. Louis made, season, informed S5OOOO 1t pack
the spring. That the way which most of ho profits
realized the past year.
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Ma S HV VILE .


aruUnsDAv MORNING, OCT. rs, 1880.
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Markers bx TeIegraph.

NEw ORLEANS Oct 2-Cotton sales to-day bales The
steamers caused greater frmness Mddng ll9llh.
Molasses 4I942. Freights to HaVre X.
CINCINNATI, Oct A-Flour nominal Buyers offer 81 IS.
steady at 4O43 Oats dull Whiskey-saes 100
bbls att 6H. Mess pork, sales 500 bbs at sI7s7K
NEW YORK Oct 24Coton FIRM sales to-day 500 bales Mid
ding Upland W Flour declined SCI sales 5000 bbS at IS 30
as 49, Flour quiet. Whisky, sales 700 bbs at 22H9e3.
Wheat declined I99c. Corn sales 1880 bushels at 6995
Mess pork dulales $50 bbs at s9 259ls z Lard quiet but
steady sales bbs I959I3 Coffee firm full prices
Sugar Stesdy sales 525 Cuba at 67 There great
panic in stocks which declined 2 cent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

EAErHQuAEE.-The telegraph las already noticed
that a shock Of earthquake felt at Manchester,
n. H., Portland. Ne, and through the Canadas on
the morning of the 18th. The Boston IraUeiLsr Of
that date says:
a gentleman of the Observatory, Cambridge
who sleeps in an upper room of the building, was
awakened at a few minutes before six o'clock by an
unusual noise which he at once recognized as SINH
lar TO that OF the earthquake experienced in New
England some twelve years ago. There was appa-
rently a Migratory motion of the earth lasting ten
or fifteen seconds which ratified the windows and
blinds and shook the bed. The shock was quite
sensibly felt in Arnold street At the south end, at
Jamaica Plains, at CharlestOwn, and at Newbury-
port. In the latter city gentleman who shaw
ing was obliged to dcsist the unusual motion caus-
ing a sensible shaking of his hands. At Charles,
town the rafting of the windows and blinds was
quite perCepuble.'
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Foreign Commercial.

LTERPooL.-Per city Of RGSAington-COon sales Monday
Tuesday bales Of which SPECTATORS and exporters
$500 bales Market firm at extreme prices and closed with
an advancing tendency.
Manchester advices favorable the market having advancing
tendency.
Breadstus-An qualities slightly declined. Corn steady.
Provisions dull. ConSols 93h.
buoyanIi sales to day estimated
at from GOO to 20 900 bales
buOyant Probable sales to day
900 600 bales at full prices Breadufs Arm quiet
Provisions dull; declined Cd Wheat declined
l92d. Sugar and Coffee firm. LnSeed oil 3Is 6d3lS 3D.
vaous Liverpool circulars quote Flour dull at 2Ss 6d93s
Western 6d 49, Southern les 6d9I2s 3D. yellow
mixed corn 36s 6d937s Beef dull Pork and Bacon quiet;
Lard quiet. Quotations barely maintained Coffee quiet.
LoNpoN.-Oofee quiet. Breadstufs firm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

FORTUNATE ESCAPE OF Col. PRESTON FROM DROWNING
By letter received in this city yesterday from
Hon. William Preston, our Minister to Spain, we
learn that on the "a inst he sailed with his family
from Marscilles in Spanish vessel, his for
Madrid They had not proceeded tar. when the
vessel struck a rock and all passengers were in i'm
minent peril. Cot. Preston placed his wife and two
daughters IN one boat three daughters in another.
and embarked himself with his son in a third. The
ladies were all landed in safety. but the boat ia
which the Colonel and his son were. WAS stranded
or a rocky shore the young gentleman was thrown
out but was rescued by the Inhabitants who had
gathered on the beach. The Colonel himself was
drawn back three times by the rccediaE waves and
undertow and though eventually he was saved by
the desperate cyertions Of Maltese and Catalan boat
men, ne was IN an apparently lifcIcss condition.
Eestoratives were efficiently administered. and we
are pleased to state that last adyicgs the Conune
and all his family were entirely recovered and had
gone back to Mar~eics. This fortunate termination
of an accident, which fearful in its perils,
viii carry joy to the many friends Of distin-
guished townsman.-LoUjSriHe Journal, Oct. p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25
Breckinridge Rangers BaII

A ball viii be given at TINDLE's Hall, South Mar
ket street. Tuesday evening next 3Oth instant to
raise fund to dcfray the expenses of the Breckin-
ridge Rangers. The public are respectfully invited
to attend. Tickets may be had at the following
places HAL CLAIBORNE, Bank of Tennessee, F. HA-
GAN, College street Mr.. BLAND. UNION AND AMERICAN
GEO. ANDERSON, at the Post Office
JOIN TANKERSLEYs, Cherry street, PARK store Leb-
anon Turnpike. Oct25-td
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GRAND
BRECKINRLDGE AND LANE
NT--,~,
Mass MEETING.

The Democracy of Giles county will have Grand
Mass Meeting at Elk:on on Saturday the 9th of
October. -....
There will be a Barbecue on the occasion, and
attend. The ladies are particularly invited.
Gov. HARRIS, Hon. ANDREW EWING, Hon. JAS. II.
THOMAS, GEO. CAN'T, J.. c. BURCu. Gen. W B. BATE,
and JNO NJ. BRIGHT will be present and address the
people on the political issues of the day.
At night there will be grand rally, torch light
rooms. Let there be general turn out Of the
masses on that occasion.
& Come as the winds come when forests rsnded,
Come the wavey come when naves are stranded -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25
mAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and NegrOPS for Sale.

MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for Sale.
TENHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale on Thursday,
4 December goth. $780, unless previously disposed
lIAURY COUNTY LAND,
Situated the of Bgbigby, about miles from
Columbia, and four miles from the village OF Mt. PleaSsn
Mauy county Tennessee adjoining the lands Of George and
Andrew J. Polk and Others containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres.
OF which there cleared and we'll ina
proved with good 0verses house, containing six rooms and
quarters sufficient to accommodate 100 negroes There are also
the premises excellent Gin House, Tobacco Barn. stahng
&c There four excellent springs the plantation Wnon
are so ocated as to make the land susceptible OF oeIg
into smaller farms desired by purchasers, or all owned y
one, making the most desirable
stock Farm in Tennessee.
There will be sold at the time and place all the
stock Of Wheat Corn Rye, Cattle, Hogs &C. snd all the farm
ing utensils, &c.
also propose to sell in families to suit purchasers composed
Of the most valuable lot in the State,
EIGHTY NEGROES
Among Plsserers Backsmiths and Carpenters No
quarantine soundnes will msde but any slave known 10 %
diseased will be pointed out.
TERMS OF SALE.
&The land will be sold credit of two, three anu ep
purchase money from date SAID interest
will he required to be paid annually. -.
such security will be acceptable 10
Luciu George W. Polk mysef which VIII e sde known
y une 1reyi6usly disposed Of the goth of December
The stock Of Cattle Hogs Provsnder, Farming Implements
&c, will be sold credit Of twelve months with interest
For further particulars application may made Lucus
Geo v. Polk the premise; OF to me; ADDE'S
Oct. Ia cod ,twExlm Florence, Alabama.
NASHVILLE BqnAer Memphis appeal, and Louisville journal
copy one mouth and send bills to the advsrtiser)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

WHIPPED AND SENT OFF.-Two fellows named Scott
and Shields, hailing both from Macon, prompt
ly dealt with by our vigilant Committee last Thurs
day night and one of them sent on his way with
marks of the Committees disapprObation at the re-
suit of his short career in HawkInsVille. 1t seems
that Scott and Shields, had been conducting them
selves badly since their arrival on the fat
which came from Macon to this point on Wednesday
evening, and on Tuesday night Scott stole carpet
bag from one Of the hotels and secreed it in old
boiler. The fact Of the theft being discovered.
Scott, arrested, tried, convicted, whipped and
sent Off and his companion, Shields dealt with as his
department heretofore required. Scott left in a
very penitential mood and promised faithfully to
visit Madison county, Florida, and called upon the
regulators there. We hope they will give him a cor
dial reception. We think the committee should re-
ceivc the thanks Of the community for thus sum
marily and quietly riding US of all such characters
as Scott and Shield6.-PlIaSlci GA Times
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

THE END-BESJ. F. SHIELDS & Co. will make the
closing sale of Silver Plate to-day, at two O'Clock,
T. NJ This will be the last opportunity Of buying
such goods at buyers prices. DimOnds, Watches,
and fine Jewelry at tonight, which will be the
last sale of this stock We expect to see everybody
there this afternoon and tonight
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

THEATRE.-MIss BATENANs BENEFIT.-Read the
highly attractive programme for the benefit of this
charming actress and go TO tie theatre tonight.
The first piece announced is a dramma called
Epaa0eline by Mrs. BATEMAN founded upon Long
fellows poem of the same name. this is to be fol
lowed by the graceful little comedietta of the
Little Treasure in which Miss BArENAx plays Ger
tr7ds part for which her youthful beauty and her
grace and narete admirably quslify her.
Mss BATEMAN has during her stay among us con
cilated the favor OF young and old and is acknowl-
edged by all TO be an actress of unusal merit IN all
the various styles Of character which she has
assumed, while her highly attractive personal
appearance, and TIE lady-ike simplicity and refine
ment of her manner, engage class of sympathies
rarely called into play by the heroines of the stage
Unfortunately she has had to encounter the COM
petition Of the alIabsorbing political strife which at
present monopozes mems thoughts, and distract
their attention from the mimic joys and sorrows Of
he stage, which has, we fear, curtailed the profits
which would otherwise have attended her engage
nents but we think that our feIlow-citizens can
md viii spare one night from the agitatons cfparty
warfare to greet with crowded audience the fair
beneficiary o. to night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

.alvSE Lnvl &OTR
NEVER DERELETATEs.

7 is compounded entirely from GUI1, and
has become established tact, Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Jsed il, now
sorted with confidence in ali the disease for which
is recommended. =:
II has cured Thousands = within the Iast two wears
who had given up all hopes OF relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my possession show.
The must be adapted ; to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and US ed In such quantities 70
act gently the Bowels. .
Let the dictates OF your judgment g4ide you in the
of the LIVER INs lVIGORATOaR, and il
will cure Liver Com" y plants, Bilious At
tacks, Dyspepsia ~ Chronic DiarrhOea
u IN HI - plants, Dysente-
~, DrOpsy, Sour = stomach, IR bisuaI
COstiyeuess, ChOia les Cholera, ChOIes
ra N Orb bus Cholera lnfaHtum, Flatus
lence, &c e. = Female Weaknesss
eS, and may be used sue = IcessfullZ Ordina-
ry Family medi. = cine. It will cure SICK
H a ID A H T., las = Thousands tessify) in
twenty minutes, if ~ two or three Tea
spOOnfulS are taxi y en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
attack.
All who use itare giving their mouy
In its favor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-25

The FIRST STEAMBOAT Butt AT MENPIHs.-The
Memphis Arald'lcke copies from the forthcoming
Memphis Sketch Book and Business Guide the
following interesting Renaissance:
The "Lieut. Many was the first steamboat that
was built at Memphis. She was launched above the
northern boundary line of the Navy yard. by Capt
A. b. EversOn, into Wolf river, but in getting her
of she was caught the ways. They procured
the services of the little steamer J. l.. Webb, when
she was pulled safely out into the river perfect
model of beauty as she proudly hoated the great
Father of Waters" The "GayosO" next followed,
and then came the Madison the "FalcOn" and the
at p. feathers" all of which were built by Capt.
A. B. Eversen. Then came the "AItOEa," which
was built at Fl Pickering, now Chickasaw City, by
Prime Emerson. Esq. She was made of Chlckasaw
oak. and substantially built being intended for the
st. LOus and Alton trade, where she won the
"hOrns' among her competitors as the "Flora Tenn
pie" of the trade, her time never having been beat
en-. The Lieut. Maury" WIS the first of the steam
boat race at Memphis. She was Of $50 to 200 tons
capacity. single engine, and clipper in her time.
Dan SaiaraBs u Son were her owners. J. b. Slime
her commander, and Charlie Morris her clerk. She
became 4 great favOrite in the White River trade
when she made regularly weekly trips between
"Memphis and JaCksOnspOrt" The old hun
ter and trapper who then lived on the banks of
White river, hailed her coming with Joy and
pleasure for TO her they looked for their supplies
of powder whisky and provisions. The rustic
daughters and mothers whose lots were cast with
that of their pioneer fathers, waved their bOnnets
to this feet little packet she passed their homes
in the wilderness. But now, how changed the pic
ture? The stately mansion has taken the place of
the cabin, the planter the place of the squatter"
and the wild waters of the hmpid white = through
which the gallant "Maury" once glided without a
peer rival, now daily disturbed by a line of
Packets, compared with each of which the Maury
would be an oyster smack beside the Great East
ern
Charley Morris still lives and like a prince on his
plantation few miles north Of this city; but the
Adamic steamer of Memphis sleeps her last sleep
far down in the turbid, murky depths of the Great
River. The Lieutenant Maury was of matchless
speedso swift that unless her stern was well bal
lasted, she would dip her bow under the waves.
She started when not thus balanced, across the
Mississippi at terrific speed ducked her nose under
the water about midway the river and though ten |
years have elapsed, her old officers still expect news
Of her via Hong Kong
There never was more deserved compliment to !
him who stands first man of science in Amer |
"a than this rendered, when first steamer was |
named in his honor, and no man ever dwell in Mem
Dhis conscious Of the fact than the lamented
Daniel Safarans, the owner of the "Maury."
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