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IlIuslrated1' Poets standard works.

LONGFELLOW's POEMS. IIIustrstsl
EVANGEITNB. Illustrated. - aH
THE GOLDEN LEGEND, lliustratd
Burns SONGS. Illustrated.
MOORE's NELODIES. illustrated
LADY OF TIE LAKE. Iilustrzied-a r..
LORD OF THE ISLES, ulusfraieL
LAY or TTfE LAST MIN srRELs lIiEsir1ltd,
GRAT's FL BGT. flustrAed.
aOl DSRtITH-s TRAVELLER Ulusrntais
THR BRITISH P0ETr, with Portraits Al zuusiratons.
TIE WAVERLT NOVELS CHousehoid E1feH.l
WASHINGTON IaVING's WORk3, fsunzgside idli0n
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH BALLADS. 9 Ma
sHAksREARE's DRAMATIC WORKS, fsi1Esra 81
ton 81
HOLY LIVING AND DYING. VIOLA
A. KEMPIs' INIIATION o. CHRlsr.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, &C.
PapIer IEaehe Goods.
WRITING DEsKs, WORK BOXES, &c. .
". T. BERRY a CO.,
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The Banner announces that GEORGE BkugR. ESQ.
of Gallatin, is writing biography Of the late Gen
VIZ. T. Haskell.
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HAsHylLLE Nov. i7th. leo. \
and aiser The 2 u Inst, feights for Decatur, all point
y on MeEphs and Charlesoa and LIE
viii be received anu sent foruart without delay
Te insure prompt attention frsight russ have nin sa
marks the Destination full, Initials last -uad
package Stock sent through witacare and dispaich
JOHN ". RATCLIFFH- -
ncvl8-dlm elene-1l a. ~
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HOLIDAY PRESENT.
BUSINESS CARN FOR 1855

THNE undersigned having determined transact business
hereafter upon the CASH SYSTEM begs to return
his thanks to his old friends their patronage
heretoforei and to solicit their favor for the future.
Self preseryaionthe first law nAure--impels him to
nasmuch upon whose promptness he Pay
ing his own indebtedness owing him
BE earnestly beseeces come forward and close
their accounts aud enable him to be equal emergencies
the pressing times. merchant PROMPT Ok FAIL;
and this is impossible unless he il by equally pune
tual or cash custom
The same respectful courtesy which sttets himself has
always been extended to those who seen proper to deal
with him. shall be continued, and his part shsI be
wanting to make has business intercourse
sirabls to all who him with rail- Hoping ever to
merit share Of the patronage Of generous public hangs
Ioribed
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Situation NanTed .

YENHE under signed DESTROYS Of obtaining stnano. q
n Teacher OF HraVging in an Academy ~ any,
where else lie will spec Of his sEi in, ana - o.
Address GEORGE KEA
as..-. Care Of Rev 4 Bsgerss * lsoI
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LAST CHANCE FOR THE YEAR!
Grand Closing sale

Nt0TTAGE FURNITURE, Cottage Bedstesd spr,pq and
bent nm Lounges, spring Mattresses Gotten and shuck
Matasses canopy French Bedseads Bureaus Washsands
Wardobs, Book Cases, Side Boards cane wood and sofa bot
tom Chairs, Rocking Chaia Tables chiidens Bessads Cribs
etc making clear invoice Of $780, all OF which will be
forced upon the market for will also seay order OF
consabei aNo second hand Modern Family Barouche with
seats and Rarnes and heavy invoice Tea ana Silver
Plated Ware. -
HARDY BROTHERS
Auetioaeers & Gsn1 Ag'ss, 42 Public square
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In the present condition Of the country, every
man should take newspaper, and thus keep posted.
We are in the midst of confusion civil strife stares
US in the face ana financial distress and panic are
abroad in the land and every man should be inform
ed Of the passing events as they transpire. Every
one should take newspaper, and Democratic one
at that Let alwhO desire to be correctly informed
take the UNION AND AxzR,c,x.
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F OR CASH .
JOHN B. EsRRETT,
dsc29-i4w No 10 Union street, Nashville Tenn.
closing safe OF Ready yfe Cioth-
ing.

asTEE- E-r,ssE 4
T8LL sell his morning at 10 O'Clock, me ass5msnt OF
wv Clothnz in lots to suit chassrs ISLE pnsitlve and
without reserve for cash -
dec29l DENJ SHIELDS & CO.
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CITY HOteI.

V5NHE eOmOdous Residence Of Eli MOrrs dscsAs-
ed second door from DR. @ Winstons, Summer street.
Apply dec25 III MORRIS & sTRATTON.
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syergia and south Car0Iimsl HzOney
FROM NOW TILL RuRTHEz NoTIes,
TTTE viii lake the 1ofos u GeoRe, Sorh esroins ard
va Alabama par for III goods sse for dbtE dee
Nos. IS, Se-s sAzpHk 4 fRixzHLL,
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NnOleSaie Gr0cers,
Forwarding aud COmmiSSiOl Merchants,
Brandies, Wines, TObaecOs. Cigars, &c.
coRESR o0ELEFEAED oHURoH SzRKz7S,
Nashville, Tenn.
WYE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LABGE AND WELL
w selected stock OF Greriei. Tobaceos Liquors &C.
prisd in part follows to shch respectfully invite the at
tention Of the Trade. ..at
SUGAR, mOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
% hhis Louisiana Sugar; 5Obss LO7vsing's powdered
50 Dbl Coffee sA'i-'4 20 boxes R Loaf Sugar;
100 half bbls Plantation Mo 50 ist Louis Golden
o5 DSe Refined Moasses; sOpSs Ees Orleans Golden
50 b6ls Coverings R chIush. syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio GOnss; gs Old COaee
100 bags New Orleans Rio cOt 50 b'gs LAgukA COaee;
WHISKY
100 bills Recaasd WHISKY; 50 bsRObstson county Wits
100 Ky DID 90 bbis smia's Od Reserve
100 packages Old Rye whisky Wh4ey
2puncheons Of Irish ami Scotch Whaky.
.tr BKANDIES. WINES, &c.
Oquarer casks seignstte's 10 casks Madeira Wine
lOq Rnafe2; e.sl, Otard, Duprsy IS 5iEPar
20 az Casks sSs f sooS:s brandy D AAa' VINE
10 g United erOPrie'Or's 50 pas Ginger Vine:
leo pks American Brady IS bsxesclaroe
100 Ginger 25 pks Lemon Cordial;
so Cherry IS Z" Mint
& Biaekbeyrv 50 boxes bitters;
IS Raspberry - pks Holland Sin;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
300 boxes virginia TObaccO-VarOas brands
sst.o, A ! srnitS,s Pancake Tobacco;
$4,000 Superior Havana Oigars-ysrious Brands:
100000 - German 49, .f
sO'G0S - Dss1sssic
E1G
go boxes star Candles; 5oboxss stearine Candles
COO him So TalloW
80 ar $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
i0a bhs extra Family Flour;
100 sapsrnns
- 100 bags PennglFans BuckWheat Flour.
H SUNBRHES. ~
1000 SAC is ane and Salt. 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbls Kanzwha SAT-: 30nest Tubs
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes; . JACKS AlnO5ds.
SEQ boxes Glass Ware: I'D so bbls Peca1sand RIberts;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; DO bills English Wslnutss
100 casks Soda; 100 doEsu Bnoons:
1000 p0snda Bar Lead; lue dOzsn Lac Wash Boards;
500 bag Shot assorted szes 500 reans Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
IS Saraines, y and x = Allspioe;
boxes; 80 bxs Grouna Mustard;
so bxs Lemon syrupi cd 50 Rire Crackers;
$50 pks Raisins 50 bbis Cider Vinegar;
100 /" Macferel: J5bblsXX Ale;
2j chests Green and Black
Teas; "a %
dssistf EDWARDS. HARRIS co.
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,~rYu r.t;1i. North Western Railroad Company Wi.h
8 70 =, -..z-..t :, -fl,s10G Cedar CrOss-Ties. 9fees
Lac fscle. ell heu, 20 face a. place
~. Of bark, timber % be sound, Be deliver
vi = ~. ,--s.Is y OF the road IN Nashville.
The rossrscss want 70 contract for $4,000 While or
tssr "a fcss Of Tie same size above, to be delivered
- ~ i, ke road n piiss from secss IA section "a
.-rs q 1ch section to supply tie same
sishng to lid VIII direct to he President and Droef
iissf ~s.Tsnp 'uDS-"
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Fire Cr1cIznrs.
WanGed

Onn BOXES Fire cracksrs Just rsessd ana for sale
0DUU ky HUGH NGkkA q e9s
decii-tf No. III ANIL >, Market Street.
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a sIFITATtON n. t.,rb.r nv fany man who Il qualified
~ teschin addition the orlnen snglsa branenes
Latin, Greek, and the Higher ana VIC ma aaaed
isiactory recommend asions fur Aaed Aadrsss seen
Care Of Paterson, ESQ,
5s.a.~ats Nashville, Tenn.
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year. 1 would ie PLEASED to see as formerly my old
fiends, many % whom obea.
their lang cosnuei kGv0rs gone.0E.
aec2860-9w II SCOTT
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VT. Berry & COMPANY


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Ihe volumes ess to 73 pa5s sssh, with Steel Portraits
csvz ocrAve kpi7cs Cloth Binding IS; khee, 50 .
Haif Calf, 50; Fnii Calf. SIC.
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In violent itching aud irritation depends essentially
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simple sugar pill taken two three times per day,
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PRolI vVAsnINeTor cIrY.
c. q ID Ia.slliEspeer.l

I WAsHtxGroG, Oct Is, 1860.
| The Pennsylvania election is response
BILE for creating great deal of excitement
among the Democracy of the Metropolis.
A large quantity of bad blood has been
| spilled, aud an equally large quantity OF
bad language has been used, on the pc
I culiar turn this Pennsylvania election has
taken, No less than five fights resulted
among brother Democrats, Mt one street
corner, the day after the election; the
cpmbRtAnts being in each case one Doug
las and one Breckenridge man. It is a
great pity the news could not have some
in more slowly, or have been broken 10
them more gradually, in which case the
shock would not have been half so great,
or broken heads and noses half so Yisi-
bic.
The Democracy is unterriifed no longer,
for you never saw more terrified looking
set of men in your life, than the Federal
officers in this city are. They are literally
weeping, and wailing, and guashing their
teeth,-' especially the Northern aud ex-
treme Southern members, and curSing Que
another for ssdam PhoolS2 and trSiUors.-
The Douglas men are not SO gerry as the
Breckinridgers, inasmuch as they never
expected that Douglas would get any
thing, and they are not Disappointed. 1t
is generally conceded by all parties that
the game is up, and that Lincoln is TO
occupy the White House for four years
from the 4th of March next Shortly aft
ter that time many of the present Office
holders, both here and abroad, will use.
with q slight alteration, the language Of
Dives; something in this wise, COIL faith
er Abraham, (pcrmitj thy servant William
(SewaCd) to dip the tip of his finger ia the
Treasury to cool nv pArched tonpue for /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

THE King of Naples did not forget TO
provide himself with pocket money before
1he'left his country. Hessent to the Treas
Mryifor $50, OOOgducats, which was furnish
,edihim, andiheIhas been shipping bullion
for=some time pastexpecting anemergency.
His departure is thus described by the
correspondent of the London Tn.s,:-
'.someWhere about. dusk, instas the short
iliYedttWilight faded away, you sconld see
the royal steamers putting ont to sea-
Motsa flag WAS irQPpedi not a gun was
fired; and not above fifty people, of,whOm
Twas one, were collected on the quay,
hardly the Palace, ttosseef the last. The
evening had cleared up, and the sky. and
SEA were as blue and 5thesscene as. bright
.asithey are atitllis hour at Naples, md at
&aplescohly. lI,ittle,as tIlloye the; Bourbon
race, Il own Il shonitl have been glad to
ihsar,onc word of.syppatlly,pttered for. the
unhappy gbeY4king ayho mas leaving t1as
paradise where This father had rreigned so
long. lint tIlhsaud noRsi and, almost un-
lhsedSd AMI puWat4hefi, the 5veslel bearing
EsIs fugitive Sogsrsien passed. away into
'tisatiatkaess- So ends. the relgnGfs Fmuqts
a, Observation-Disclosures et,qfstis geapoli.
stsnsrtxolatian0
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Eoorrespopaopoe of..he Intelligenesr.l
WAsHINGToN. Pa, TUESDAY mig

WASHINGTON. "a, tuesday night.
Tonight is our ovation of triumph.
Glorious as was our victory, our celeLra-
ton was in all respects worthy oft Now,
at eleven o'clock at night, light is more
plenty than in daytime Between six
hundred and thousand Wide A~akek are
Parading the streets: the swelling strains
of whose jubilant music Snd enthusiastic
shouts of victory with the heavy boom of
cannon, are waking mp the echoes in style.
Nor is the display confined TO earth
Each moment the heavens are illuminated
and glow with every color of the rain
bow, Roman candles diffuse beautiful
red, green, blue o orange success
sivcly over all the scene: and auon,
with a whiz and rush, rocket bursts
in a shower Of many hued stars. or twin
ing lot Of serpents- Every heart is full
and responding to the occasion, and every
stomach, too: if magnificent and plente-
Gus collstion on the Fair Grounds has had
due effect. The country land town had
been thoroughly canvassed for victuals
aud money during the past two or three
days. and the response wSs liberal and
ready. Supper was served In the Floral
and other halls at seven O'Clock. Cold
turkey. chicken. sweet cakes, and every
good thing vas in profusior; cider flowed
! in rivers. Thousands have thus partakeu
| free gratis. LAT, drink and be merry, ;:
has been the order of the night. As the
procession moved along, crowds of ladies
! cheered Us, and flowers were thrown into
the ranks, from many fair hands. On
such an occasion who would be a
Democrat for all their unjust gaius?-
/ For all the treasury spoils? "Ror what
shall it profit man, though he gain the
whole world and lose his own soul" eve
are the children OF Abraham, as the sands
on the sea shore and the stars in the beay-
ems for multitude More especially the
] torch-men, for,
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As the dark honr Of danger,
In the EBiOB bred orr light
So eve bring starr above IA,
The Wide Awake of night

May their number never be less. Such
has been our demonstration. Would YOU
could have been with us. Military rule
among the Wide Awakes is good gen.
orally, bat am sorry you did not. for
once, forget to keep your Wheeling dis
lance. The Democrats have the Congress
man, whom many voted for Of the Repub-
Iicans. would rather not hare seen the
La-ze-ar man elected, but on this they gave
US Jesse. However, let it go for alIs
Honest Old Abe in his dispensation of
gifts and Offices, viii soon be around, and
Am doubling but some of the treason
aud disuuion shriekers will get a suspen-
der not made for supporting pants. for
he's the bully boy with glass-eye. Law
renee is elected in the district of Greene
and Washington by $50 majority. This is
for the Locos the uukindest cut OF all
But must stop or no mail Three cheers
for 'fusionl Set down old Washington for
Thousand for Abraham in November.
"Rejoice and be exceeding glad. for great
is the dry of our deliverance." G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
Tiug the nationality of our principles.

TIE New York Herald apparently de-
spairs of making the people believe that
the ''times are out of joint" and that the
country is Swallowed BY thick clouds
When men are making money with unpre-
cedented rapidity; when every kind of
business is at the height of prosperity:
when the granaries of the farmer are bend
Ing beneath their burden; when stocks are
rising and credit improving, it is very hard
TO make the nation see that they are in a
bad way. But the Herald has as great.a
faculty for seeing "scares' as child has
of seeing ghosts. With marvellous fer
tility of genius, it now sees fearful peril
in our prosperity. This unbroken sun
shine is the sure presage OF storm
There must be trouble ahead, because
there is so little now. Our Union must
be in great peril, because the Herald is
unable to make anybody think that it is.
We must be very near our end, because we
are in such perfect health now.
We suppose that it follows ms conse-
qucnce that we ought to grow worse in
order to have any hope of growing better.
On this account probably this Herald wants
us to elect a Democratic President. We
should then be badly enough off to make
the Herald radiantswith hope and joy
But looks very much ms though the ma
tion would refuse to be comforted after the
Htydlds plan. They are so short sighted
andiperverse as to persist in loving pros
Perity, and in looking forward to the cleo
ton of" man whose sound Republican
administration shall increase it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
RepublIean Documents.

The State Executive Committee have
now an immense quantity of campaign
documents on hand, which can be had
gratis on either personal or written APP
plicatiou to the Republican Executive
State Committee. or to Thos. Hornbrook,
Esq, Wheeling, Va.
We hope our friends in the lower
counties will avail themselves at once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

THE Breckenridge Committee in Penn
syivania have rescinded their proposition
for fusion, aud have resolved to hold no
connection with the other branch eff .sthe
only united and national party" or with
the Bell men. The Douglas Committee in
New Jersey have come to similar virtu-
Gus determination. You don't catch these
men sacrificing their principles-unIess
thereeis something to be made ont of it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
Repnblican Meetines.

Republican meetings viii be held this
weak as follows:
At TriadslphiA, on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
AT the Court HOuse on the same even
ing, At o'clock.
Men of all parties are respectfully invi-
ted TO come out and attend these meetings
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

THE Washington Constitution, urging its
tflFpls to .EoFk on in hope, says: "lhe
ttstle ltnan sllnwstto advantage in the midst
s9f lifRaHltlesn lltlillstbe coufessed that
lie latapttEat hive all tho vantage
Y'allal1 ihslsEgs ttlIntinosltion
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
RepubIican Tickets.

We shall commence this week, printing
our electoral Republican tickets for all
parts Of the State, and by the irst of next
week they will be ready for mailing to all
the counties where they may be wanted
Price, by the hundred. 5Octs. Price, by
the thousand, $3.50. Send in your orders
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

Mr.. DoueIAs is going South upon a
stumping topy. He will visit Tennessee,
Alabama and Georgia. This, it will be
remembered, is '.the only contests in which
he has been Obliged to look on without
taking an active part" 1t must be CON
tsssed that he nevershowed his pluck more
slgnally than in the continuance of his
efforts at present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18

7FHosE lKentpekians who had the kind
ness to write to the freemen of Indiana
and telltthemihow to vote, in order to de-
tteat the Republicans, must be ENJOYING
lhemselYes theseldnys.
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ALast word TO Some Republicans.

To-day's issue of our Weekly will be
the last number that can reach many of
you, who live in remote parts of the State,
before the election. To all such we have
a single exhnrtation: Do your duty, and
quit yourselves like men on the 9th of
November. Don't be deferred by threats
of bulIies from Mt least making some at
tempt TO vote for Lincoln. Many of you
have written to us of the difficulties and
hGrdshiPs which besrt your exercise of
free speech and / free elective franchise.
But, still, it is your duty to try at least to
vindicate your convictions, and we hope
thatwhere it seems at nll favorable for You
TO cast your votes, that you will not stay
away from the polls
Some good Republicans in Marshall
county, have written to US of threats that
have been freely INDUCED in down there
by despotic othordoxists, in case general
attempt was made at the polls throughout
the county to vote. Don't give ii up or
be in the least deferred, men of Marshall.
We presume that you will End no difficult
Ties. If, however, you APPrehend any, go
in crowds TO each pOll-vote all in
bunch, and, if needs be, &c determined and
prepared to assert your rights. So, like
wise, we say TO the Republicans of wetzea
and Tyler, and all the eastern and river
counties When your enemies know that
you ''know your rights and dare maintain
them" they will let yon alone. After
this year they will be glad to lie, yOu alone
All you have TO do now is to efectually
break the ice. Do not then hesitate to
isnPseve th;s l.~--t -r-l,-.....-;s, ie- doe
Iiug the nationality of our principles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIFGE-

North Wektern Va. AF;rIcultnrol So
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE srlcK-
i HOLDERS of the North Western Va ArTirnJ-
5nEal society for the parose Of elee1inE cotE and
oiretors !" EsETe the ensuing year, win take pIEos
betWeet abe hours Of 9 and 1 Steler4- - W
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