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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21

A Rare Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
NOR SALEssA stock Of Notions and Fancy Dry Goods
OF the best assorted stocks the State The goods
late Importation The stand In Of the best localities
M in street, For particulars inquire Of, address,
octlS-dlm~ WM PARK, Memphis.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
STOP THE HORSE THTEFI

TOLEN from my stable, at Forencs Alabama on Tuesday
- night, Both October $780, Light BAY Horse. about
thirteen old, hind foot white left eye sgAty hurt
aud matters during the night touched punched behind
houlders will back his and Try bite and PAGES
works we'll In harness. gentle The thief took light
ored quilted seat Spanish saddle about half VOrn
loose from the cantle behind woSi srups, old leather
Bride II taken by white will give twenty dollars
additional reward fer sufficient proofo convict the thief
JOHN Il DAVIS.
P S.-Wne at Rlorenee. Alabama, apply to ny soa
VIM II. Davis, at the Commercial School, Nashville
Florence. Ala, Nov 8, 60-d2tkWlt J.M.D d.
Gdsstte and send marked paper, present bill
hanss' Bank.
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USE NOTHING ELSE.

Sold everyvhere-Price hfty cents, and 81 = bottle
W E HAGAN & CO., Projectors, Troy, " 2
Sold in Nashville By g. w. Hendershott Berry Demovilis
Ewing Pendleton Rains Brown and all responsible drug
sists. oct30-d, tE&wly ms
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which greatly facilitates the process Of tsnz by snlpv The
guns reducing al naAnmation-wu alay an pain and pas
mcdc action, and is
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it give rest to yourselves ana
Keller and Health 70 your Infants.
We haveput up ani sold this Article Tor over -,
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDEN0s AND TRUMH 81 Il That yss
have been able % OF other edcne-NEyER
HAS 1T FAILED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE 10 EFFECT
dissatisfaction BY any Eho used Il. o. ths contrary are
delighted with its and speak In Of
ton Of its magical ELECTS and medical virtues We
this matter WHAT WE Do KNOW, after years expert
ence and pdgs our rsDtqtoz for Es ffl1saf oS 1clf
here declare In almost instance where the infant
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be ouzd
teen twenty minutes after the syruPis administered
This valuable preparation the prescription Of
experienced ekSfHL Aurses New England, and
has been used with Reger JdIfHg success in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not Only relieve the child from pain, invgoaes the
stomach and bOels, couect acdy, and gives and eegy
to the whole STEM 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping In the Bowels and wind Collie,
eonvuons which, II not speedily remeded end
in DEATH We believe Il the best and Ssgs remedy IN fis
IcOrd in all cases Of DyseHtsry and DdrTkg IN ChGrs,
whether IL arises from teethng any
Of the foregoing eOEplantsdO nof lt gOur preudicss
tie pySudtoes Of Others stand between and
fsrng child, and the relief that viii be Surveys, a5s0sly
sursto follow the Of this medicine, IL timely used Fall
directions far using viii accompany each bottle None
unless the fsc smile Of CURTIS PERKINS. York,
tie outside wrapper
Sole BY Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, I3ICedar:Street, NY.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTFLE.
Oet3O-d,tw&Ely ms
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The market gives signs Of relief yet and highs
rates Lad First ~tass pr
cent month, and VAL known hl 29s per cent. The
are close ard discount very sparngly.
The in foreign exchange aroung the banks to the
consideration of measures Of relief II suggested that
Der Of the largest banks take million exchange bills
with the hopes Of facilitating negotiations are now next to
impossible. 1t is the impression that such an
amount from the market would lessen pressure
The quotations Of uncuent money follows Vir
gnia 23 per North Carolina 56 Carolina and
Georgia 51lO Illinois Wisconsin and I0Ea 10, Canada J.
There small parcels Of gold coming In from About
$25O,0JO goes south to-day.
The Atlantic for Havre takes out SIS 600 in specie
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COMMON, MEDIUM

am offering great inducements to parties wish
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oFYIcE HozE Mutual FIRE AND MARINE IxsuRASez Col
ST. Louis, October -, 1859. 4
We have used Hestreets Hair PrepArSton Unmable Re
stOratyel and find the purposes for which
signed better anything before,
recommend Il in the highest terms b. b. berry.
O. L. CHEsrKR
g. v. Cross. }
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SYRUP,
FOR CFIlTnssEn n,EF.rrIINssa
SURE TO Regulate THE BOWELS.

Ehcn greatly facilitates the process Of setng, By sosnng the
guns eaclns al inhaumaton-Win allay an pain SPAS
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Messrs. W. Il. HAakN Co. SAVANNAH, Ca, NAY ~, &c.
Troy, N. Y.
Geats-our firm having sold large quantities Of your INH
HAIR RESTORATIVE, and bearing il universally
mended by many patrons in the highest
"IEINTABLE qualities, Induced give trial, having
for years troubled with falling the hair dryne Of
the scalp, we'll the additional annoyance Of many hairs
the scalp being apparently diseased AFTER sithfally using
small bottle OF the Restorative. and finding quail
ties apparent commenced the Of the second and hair h
better condition than before during recollection
II stopped falling and the scalp has func
tons eheeruly recommend your article having ali
the virtues claim FOR It. In addition
point out az Least Gy persons IN city rhO 4Grs had ts
sspsrisHcs IN is myself. You liberty
this letter you proper, sd will be happy
to recommend article personally and all occasions
Yours respectfully, JAHks STKwART,
OF the firm Of Stewart Butler.
Rejoice ye with gray hairs and bald heads for the im5
Will the original beauty, and the latter
with luxuriant grOEth.-Ir0y Budget
eff you wish 70 have the real color instead Of the dull rough
look which hair-dye imparts Hsistre ReOrdff16,
Ehch nVora the roots OF the hair and makes young again
matter hcw much il nay be faded -B0sOB TFIUsIer.
USE NOTHING ETSE
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sold principal Depots, IA Broadway, York.
and ISL Charities street, New Orleans by ). WRIGHT &C.
General Agent 1t be Obtained Of all respectable Drls
and Merchants throughout the United States and Canada
apr25 Cad ,tWdtwiv
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The New York Jour7saI of Commerce Of be l6tb !,

We have complied usual monthly summary showing
the movement OF specie this port the October and
since January LIST It will be examined with particular interest
just the for the month like
yto be direction the unusually active
1t will be that had hand Nov. nearly twenty eight
millions in SPECIE being two and three quarter millions more
than at the corresponding Of last year Since first in.
stant there has been large shipments the SOUTH remit
tances this week and last somewhat exceeding three million dol
lars We have received the LIST inst 1853 from Cali
forpia and additional from abroad while our for
gn exports have been light These will appear our next
months statement The following the items months
ending Nov. LIST:
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Nashville, Nov. 20, 1860. C. D. ELLIOTT.
WANTED-A boy to carry papers at this Office.
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Grnn ElenIs.

CROPS II TEXAs.-The Austin Slate Gazette, refer
ring the reports of the failure of the corn crop
in that State saws: I'VE have richer and healthier
and better country for the farmer and planter than
any of our sister Sates andtime will show that al
though we may not have made good crops of corn
in large part Of the State, yet that we have made
more wheat and oats. and have more means to sup
port our stock than any sister State with the same
population.
Corn AND CoTToN CRors.-A gentleman of our city,
says the Montgomery (Ala) Post just returned
from a tour through Pike and Lowndes counties,
represents that the corn crop will be much more
plentiful than It has heretofore been represented
most planters having made ample supply, and a
great many Of them will have corn for sale. The
cotton crop through the same section our informant
thinks viii be very short one, averaging not more
than one half of last years crop.
THE CRoPs.-According TO the returns received at
the Census Bureau at Washington the crops in all
the Northern States are immensely heavy this year.
In Pennsylvania they are represented to be nearly
s not quite double those of last year. and in other
States they will probably be correspondingy heavy
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CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
AZ ANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
tempted not ony to initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
hut they have all gone, being carried away BY the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparations and have been
forced leave field its reSStes sway Read the follow
ing:-
BATH. MAZE, April 18th 1859.
PROF, O. J. WOOD & Co Gents-The letter write in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative,
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use
inquiries ucDg the facts The inquiries
are first it fact Of my habitacn and stated in
the Communication second of all therein contained
natural color? To all do invariably yes My
hair better than stage of life for forty
my Whskers only Why generally is,
that the substance washed OF by frequent sbluton 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 many letters from all parts
OF New England asking my hair still continues to be
good as there is so much fraud in manufacture
various compounds well this, has Doubt basey
initiated and been used only without any good effect but
absolute injury have not used any Of your restorative OF any
HccOCnt for mouths, AID yet hair IS good
hUnd eds have examined it With SURPRISE 81 years
old and not hair IN heal or on my face and TO prove
taken OF the
which am graeul 10 ms friends, and thereby
induced them it, many ske teal until after trial.
and then purchase nd used II with universal success L vi"
ask az favor that you send Ne test By "le can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold 10y many, fear without author
believe where good Effects DO not follow, the failure is caused
by the pure article, VII Oh the Of good
den my duty as hettofoTe to keep you oPp'set OF the
effect On hair As assure all who inquire OF me OF IN
shaken opinion in its v4luas results. remain, dear srs,
yours, C. R&YA0ED.
AARoSs Run, KY, Eov. s., 1850.
The Restorative is in bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium and SMALL the small holds a and retail for 81
bottle the mediums hold at least twenty PEI cent more IN
proportion Khan the small, reas for 3 bottle the large
holds quart per moren proportion, and reta for 81
d. J. ~ God d Co, Pr preors, 444 Broadway,
Yor,and ia Market ST Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers |hoesaied by
Even. PendIeLOn 81 Co., and retailed by every Drug
u the Uni ed states. lfebll-ly
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The Louisville Journal of yesterday Thee has been
material improvement in the staple Of Tobacco brought
BY the dscouragng reports to the condition Of the growing
crop Such Of the promises we'll so backward
to be endangered by Thus great regions
Simpson, Allen Barren, Monroe Hart Green, TAYLOR Adsir
Metes AID Cumberland countless is confidently believed that
the will fall abort fully two-thrds Again Christian
Todd and Irgg couneJ the growing crop promising,
and there is hope that those districts will produce
yield The planters westerly portion Of the State Dor
derng he Ohio, have been Fortunate and they
to anticipate full crops The plant has likewise suffered
in Mason and the adjoining country and the most sangune in
that region do not anticipate than tWohird Of In
the course of interesting article the subject the CONNER
cdl ReO7 Of Friday, says the crop in Meade, Haidn and
Grsyson, sill be about tWohirds the average yield The si
v2ncefOm these causes from 90 S2U hhd
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DUCK RIVER.

EETE $40 Land for sale in the bend Of Due
w River within miles Of Normandy on the NashVie a
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded By fane
SON. Duck River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton
tract bottom and level about .9O acres
several good springs is No. stock Farm We VII sen
half or an Of the suit purchasers Inose Hsnng
20 hry good Stock Farmn healthy country good
SC would DO and look soon a. Wesre oeteI
ned TO sell For further particulars address B. NJ Baon III
N, dOcTs ~ S a. r. ID BREWER & BARTON.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
EnIrlsEcH IRfH.

FsVHE next session Of this Institution begins Monday
Sspteu ber Preparation week for classification and
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
vantageS:
i The Buildings in extent and fitness School pur-
poses domestic comforts heah, exercise and convenience
wholly ulequaled in the United States We challenge
isOn.
The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade are en-.
unreraned freedom of childish sports and innocent
ments
NOn.Se FiaD.--The Academy belongs fifty .en-
temen ted by Of their numrcr Of different de
the School.
The Maternal Care of the Boarding pupils 10
entrusted uDuer the constant supervision OF the Pncpa to
Ladies of culture and education WIN devote their whole time to
the happiness nd comfort Of the pupils.
). Ia = EsGaiIh of the lUStitEI ton 10 uuIrsce
dentei in the history fschoO Only r deaths have occurred
The in forty The health statistics q the
Institution are its highest recommendations.
9. 'Ehe Rooms large, well furnished, and never
crowded
= Security from Fire--The buildings are heated by
and lighted with that the pupils secure from
the ordinary ciden accrung from from stoves fire pieces and
bic lights Besides the CT temperature adds
greatly to tie health Of the school
8. Regulations which have shown to be most
sutary, will be Jnnued in their full force The st posi-
bic changes wl be rules aud general arrangements
OF the Academy.
The EBCulty is composed of thirty Eve teachers and
or whom associated with predecessor In
ceul experience most Of them in the Old Acadeny In
Ornamental DeaaT the Teachers, Professors
and Artists Of hugh celebrity. superior Earpst has been
recently engarci for the ensuing year.
In fact highest advana in particular that can be
found any similar Institution in he United States are fur
nshei Tile Female Acaiemye alma Mater Of
hundreds OF e elegant aud rened ladies' in the Southern
coUnry.
ferns Is heretofore For particulars apply for Gi[eu-
Nashgiie, Team, june {. '6O-tw51wsm
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THE WEsTSsTER REVIEW JULY, Republished By L. georT
& Co., 81 Gold Street, he~ York.
l. Strikes: their Tendencies and Remedies.-II
The Mill on the Floss.-III. Rawlinson's Banpton
! Lectures for lS59.-IV. The Post Office Monopoly.
V. AIRY Schefer,-YL The Irish Education Cues
uon.-fIl Germany its strength end weakness
VIII Thoughts in Aid of Fath-IX Grievances
OF hungarian CathOcs-X. The French Press
NJ Contemporary Literature.
The foregoing concise enumeration of the Con-
tents of the present number, is more convincing
than any labored commentary We might write, of
the value of review literature. 1t is a fair speci.
ment OF the variety which characterizes every num-
Der of the series of Ie-publcations of which this
forms part Questions IN Politics, Social and Pc
ltcal Economy, Theology, the Fine Arts, and Educa-
ton, winch can only be specifically touched upon
IN the newspaper press, here undergo that calm
sideraton and discussion best calculated to insure
the formation Of correct Judgement and to elicit
the truth
The present number we observe commences a
volume, as also does Backwood's Magazine for
July and we believe one or two of the others, thus
rendering the present desirable moment to com
mence subscriptions.
Price of one Review, IS year. Price of the
four Reviews, S. "Dackwood1 and the four Re-
views, $40
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s1O0CkSIg.
49,. o-o..c,. 8. Es,.i,er Snecinl preminnr.

The grover - a'-'NA SPNN'''i 'iAAs AA't'
r II. BRocKwAY. representative of the GROVER &
BAKgR Sewing Machine Company. offers special
rrsr,inn of one Hundred Dollars Cash Tor the best
snariman of family sewing exhibited at the next
state Fair. to be held at Nashville, September 10th
1860
The work 70 be done by a lady. resident of Ten
nessee the Judges to be appointed by the State Bu-
rcau.
No norsons connected with our offices viii be fer
rnittcd TO contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square
fr1y"g-- NH santlu
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3-Judge Arney's railroad
through southern Kansas, to connect with the Gal.
weston Railroad in Texas, will open the travel and
resources of large portion of country in Kansas
the Indian Territories and Texas Arkansas and other
States, which is now of comparatively little value
by construction of a railroad from Atckisop. con-
Meeting with the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
to Lawrence, and thence South through the Indian
Territories to connect with the Texas Railroad 1t
is believed that millions of dollars will be added to
the wealth Of the country from the mineral resour
ces, which have not been, and cannot be developed
without the means of travel and transportation
which the present enterprise is designed TO supply
Thaddeus Hyatt, Of the city of Boston, is here on
his way to the West 1t is said he goes to Kansas TO
inquire into the condition of the people Of that Ter
ritOry, who it reported the verge OF starva
ton from failing crops.
The statement that a suit Lad been instituted
against the Sergeaht-at-Arms by Mr.. Hyatt is
neous. His intention is to prosecute IN the State
Courts the individual Senator's who voted for his i'm
prlsonment. These suits are necessarily in
allegiance his counsel having been instructed to defer
them until his return from the West.
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For two three days we have had ioretaste OF
fall. The nights hayeibeen decidedly cool and the
mornings and evenings quite chilly.
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BY TETEGRAPH.


--~- -<-@ 4 AAOhA EOkEOREs
arrival OF the AngIO-SaxOn and Persia.
New YoRE, August 1.-THE steamer Anglo-Saxou
has arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool dates
VIA Queenstown. Of August 4th.
The steamer Golden Fleece arrived at Galway
and the Glasgow at Queenstown, on the I'd.
News unimpoPtant.
4 The steamer Persia has arrived.
ellNoA-Ihere were but six military executions
uy GarlDaldls orders. and those were executed as
assassins. and not as combatants
The loss OF the Sieilian and Messina volunteers
Is now estimated at nearly 1000 largelproportion
of which was GaFilaldis best corps.
PARIS, Friday. -All the Powers have agreed upon
the conditions OF European Intervention in Syria
New YORK. Aug. 1.-THE steamer Edinbrro has
arrived Her dates are antleinated
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RenlucIxy EIectioug.

We have returns from eighty FOUR counties. which
9,I53, Hopkins 422 and Kelly Black Rep), 900 In
the counties to hear from, Magofin received ma
jority of 1898 votes.
The Opposition have been claiming the election of
Simpson over Peters for Appellate Judge, but we
think from present indications the latte" is elected.
a letter reports his majority in Floyd upwards of
200. In Johnson ne got ali but three votes. The
poll books thrown out i'll Laurel county by the
examiners, il consequence Of informality-L0liS
UiHe Courier Iug. l4l,.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. l4-Ninety-six counties heard
from give Combs over McCiarty q. 497.
The river is rising with four feet three inches
water in tie canal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise OF

Thousands daily speaking in praise OF
DIR. EArON,S INFAKTGLE CORDIAL.
and vhy7 because falls 10 afford instantaneous re5t
when given in time It acts II by magic tral aJoR
Weenvnes you that what We say j. true L contains
OF any Kind and therefore relieves By reo1inQ TIE suffering
Of child, instead Of BY eadeaig seRsi6. Tor this
reason oommends itself the only prepa known
~. Grfptag in fhe Bowels, Acidity OF the
stomach, wind, Cold in the Head. and Group
also for soJeRiR0 the gums, reducing inflammation re0E
lGsfng the B0OeIs and rieoi1 pain, HAssAo eQabeng
an vi spdSza0d 1t Is used with 1Hfdtg Scc6s in all
cases Of CONFUSION or other FITS. As yoH VaSHe
from those sal and 6iytiQ consequence a1AcA
tain 70 result Tonte Of narcotics Of a0hSeA az other
remedies T0F LyGRt9e Complaints cenDoSed ske none
bat DR. EatO0's a1fansl1e Cordial this yon can
reg upon It perfectly harmless and cannot njure the
'-'- ''''' iCtsaURCSs & DuPOENT,
No 4Oe Broadway. New Yerk,
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
sents with the essential elements ana gives Of
feTng from Consumption Liver Complaint D. spepsa scoula
&c and we End in every Instance certain dsc'eDctss in the
are made we'll The BLOOD Food is founded upon this the
Oryhenoe its asGDship 1g snsses ansrs
adapted deficiencies Of the Blood In Inherent diseases
Coughs, COIds, bronchitis, any affection What
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing COnsu I'M D.
tom use No l. winch is No for Depression 81
Spirits Loss of Appetite. and for all CEa rOnic
Com n a. arising from OVer.use, General de.
err Com o Ia nts. No. 3 for Dyspepsia. Rea0 ek
reudypr@ared FOR absorption it is TAI by drops and
carried nmedaey circulation that what Won amin
you resain The 20 is for Female FrreR ttIarttSeS
BYsJerfa, SVeaknesseS, &c See special Gil ections
IOus, kidney and Bladder Com Iainss take No
In all the directions be strictly followed Price
Of the BLOOD EOOd 81 per DO tie.
sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4b9 broadway, Nes York,
And By all respectable Druggists throughout ccaptrv
o. j. WOOD & Co., St Louis,
apis wholesale Agents for the West.
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From Te1asssStRte Observation-Disclosures ID,
preGaIiOns BY the AboIiIionisIs.

GALVESTON, Texas Aug. II, via New ORLEANs.-Re-
turns from five counties give Flournoy (Democrat
for Attorney General AL majority.
The AbolitiOnists are operating actively on the
western borders. Two were hung in Anderson
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The GnIf Storm.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE largest portion Of
Parish Plaquemines is submerged. The sufferers
are numerous many being left homeless.
The bark Lizzie BOggs, from Bordeaux, has ar
rived dismasted ard leaking badly. The schooner
Mary from New Orleans TO Galveston was found
abandoned.
MOBILE, Aug l4.-The gale was very severe here.
The lower part Of the city was overfOwed and sc
rious losses sustained.
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ANouma FIRE ESGNE-Wc understand the city
authorities have determined to purchase another
steam fire engine, which viii make three we shall
have in operation IN the city.
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JoHx Mitchell. formerly of Knoxville, IA tin,
state has left the United States for France. The
Richmond ErlH.asr save: HE has goae to France
at the invitation Of the Emperor NAPOLEON, who has
conferred on him some sovernnla entail appointment.