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Board ............ S2UU ~
Washing, lurl and lights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ UU
Tuition Ia the Preparatory Department ~ W
Tuition in Ordinary English branches. 80. ~ W
Tuition iu Advanced English Branches. 50 W
Tuition Ia Modern and Ancient Language EACH " w
Music, vocal aid instrumental, jpiAno and
GUITAR For unu lesson Of one hour per week 80 w
For two lessons, per week, Of one hour each. 50 "
Use OF Plano. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III 10
Drawing, In crHyon. ~ 20
Painting, in water colors. 800. ~ 90
Painting, In OIL ~ w
0nehaf payable the ls Of October ls6O and the re
mander the 18th OF February, sGl.
Reference Ii made to kew. DR.. Moses D. uogr and to
ANY OF the fortnur patrons Of the school.
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed in.
formation can be obtained at any Of the bookstores ur
by application ~ uIe uudrrsgnrh
July ~ 4. ". DuPUY, Richmond Va.
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sNOf
1IfSkOIfri.


Sr. l.oris, Nov S.-Fourteen counties give
Douglas 1913. Bells vote is unknown. Lin
coln has lU,l"i.
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The Markets.

New YORK, Nov. S.-Cotton is quiet Flour
is hcayy-Southern IS 70. Wheat quiet
Corn heavy-Mixed 12a72i. Mess Pork firm
er at Sl9 10; prime IS cts. lower; sales at Sl4.
Lard quiet at l2al24. Sugar steady; Musco-
yado 6sa7s. Turpentine steady at 40c. Ro-
sin dull Rice firm at 4ta4s.
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A. MORRIS,

a..
BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
WILL publish on the lst November next Urcr fiD
w GUIDE To MAGISTRATES; with Practical Forms
for the discharge Of their duties out Of Court to which are
added precedens for the Of Prosecutors Shes Coro
ners, Constablrs, Escheators, Clerks &c.
Second Edition. In which theaws brought down to the
present e with notes. BY Joseph Mayo. Counsellor at
Law and Hayor of Richmond Oct %
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FOR NEW ORLEAN Ms

AND Alb
LANDINGS ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
1860. NEW ARRANGEMENT 1861.
NFEMPlIIS AND NEW ORLEANS UNITED STATES
Nl NAIL PACKET LINE. The splendid SfS>N2r@ "a
Boats OF this new line will leave Memphis t5sTi6Sf
aud New Orlenns ~ heretoore on MON Ssytttssse
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
MONDAY PACKETS:
,,rpUuI,IC, ENGOM
H,Iup CAPT. J. b. CLAngE.
" WEDNESDAY PACKETS:
ISI,IONDS, nFEKIAL,
G,rr j. F. Hicks, CAPT. Z. 5. RUGKRS.
FRIDAY PACKETS:
uELFA IL. IL. w. HILL,
Carr. A. L. lKvIS, CAPT 7. II. SKwnIL.
These Boats connect at Memphis with the railroads from
tina, point their respective days. Leave Mcmphs I'M
mediatey the arrival Of the N. and c. and NJ and 0. r.
r. trains. Through Tickets will be sold by a the roads In
connection with this ne and their tickets recognized
good Passengers arrange their arrival avoid
delay Memphis longer than business pleasure may
require.
For freight passage, apply on board, orto
THOMAS X. WILLIAMS & CO.,
General Freight Agents. No. 8, Towards Row.
JOHN E. HYDE CO., Agents,
Scptl5-d&cim New Orleans
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rlGSRIAf.ESt I.a I11tf.ES,,

EANRIhf;ES! CAKRlAGES!!
fIN1E subscriber has IL hand, 1T his Coach ul.p ~
between 18th and l4th stree~ near The Co. Ev$[R-
lumlinn Hotel, Coaches. Chhr.,.ters Ba.-A&-
rsuches Bugg!rs with aud without ,op, and SuIirs alI oil
his MAKE q! best materials ant workmanship all OF
which will be sold the most REASONABLE PRICES 10 suit III.
times aud respectfully ask call from r,o,e In want OF
any article in the Carriage line will mas, To order any
article, rs low be made In the city Of Richmond OF
the same kind. All uew work warranted.
August Is-3m MtCAJAH MASTIN
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NEW STOCK or BOOTS, SHOES AND

VNEare opening this day, November ISL new supply q"
w Boots md Shoes manufactured order which are
such warrant he really good. Merchants AMI
farmers are lnred TO call and examine them We vi" sell
very low. Among hem Ladies fine dress BOOTS ana
Shoes Mills ane dress Boots; Mills line waterproof lo'
English walking Shoes for gentlemen double .nr-: i-
heavy double sole Boots long leg IN. best h"'' Tor
farmers and tchcrs in Rchuond heavy double sole BRO
sans cut up very HIGH for farmers; boy. BrnraIs VIZ"
mems boots large sizes very fine We VIII sell HEN very
low for the qualities We getting in new supplies every
week. ,,-.,.,,, , -, r,,
Nov ~ ~ W q -.
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FOh BALTIMORE.
THREE TINES A WEEk-p0WHATAN STEAMB0A

COMPANY.
TUE Steamer lsEivlDEKE, Captain ". Fsa,e.A h
L w. kecne, will receive freight to-day, hAAxSS
iFRtDAY) aud up TO the hour Of leaving, GT1IStthIS
IL O'Clock, ~, SATURDAY, the 10th No |1szGaSaszS1
yrmbrr.
Freic, taken Boston via Baltimore lowest rates
with greatest dispatch.
No ilhds received unless engaged III our Office.
Passengers will please be board before the hour OF
departure, ]. o'clock NJ. Saturday.
Tickets for passage prVcared either al office 10
alOckur Shp opposite the Columbian Hotel or ut the
steamers Wharyes. Rockets
Soy y-.t DAWN / WM CURRIE
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NM sold Oy UruV8Isls HPueTH'Iy.
BARGAINS IN SILKS
SIf.r,p,, nIai,l SiIla

E{NFEtsI1NS nv my
- SOferiuo Plaid Silks,
Magenta llaid Silks
Blue and Black silks
Hreen and black Silks for sale al Ce cents Per yard
Se~ style, dark grouud, silks. with embroidered figures,
Printed Foulard Silks
ram BLACK silks III great variety Of widths aud qualities
q II new and for sale very low prices.
Oct ~ TIIJi nc + CIIESERY
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MAXINE NEWS.
ii Of XICHMOHp. NOVEMBER 5 i:

row OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ) l-iIi
aIGU wATkKrRIs Al l2s> o'ctnu,
ARRIVED
Steamship Jamestown skinner, New York niise and pas
Sea2rrs
SS,i = Anderson, Crauuer, Philadelphia, coal
sur sn pp ~ h.., Coocklin, Philadelphia, coal
a., ai1sh, Aiien, Philadelphia, coal
ScIE W e'. ~!ad burnett, rI.,.sdelnbIu coal
st;r 'hhEles. Fougs. Jnrnrs river, flasher
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NEW STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES land TRUNKS,
r.Uru5rx,.,N suYrrFY,

NTEhaye In store, just received, eighteen hundred
w of Doors, SHOES, TErSEs LEATHER, comprising
one Of the best gssOrtmels have had. We have
everything that be called for In line and OF prime
quality, which will sell ut very low prices All ask
sale is call from merchants and others We hive
also en9d stock Of mems heavy sewed B0GCES Of
own make, which will srll very low.
Sept Is puTSEY & WATTS
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FRUIT TREES.

FRUIT lhEES.
LNOR SALE large assortment o! Fru; Trees, sc"i.
l. ble for Southern cultivation, healthy and vel
gown, consisting OF Apples, Pears, ('ta"d"r' NJ.
dwarf Peaches, Cherries, ouiHces ArE!cot' AMI 60
res. Also, Gooseberes, currants, stIsw6rd',s
OF .hrubrry Ornamental trees Evrr:re-ns. Greenhouse
plants &C., usually found IN well ser! NURSERY:
IT Catalogue, Forwarded by NAL by anhr' :;:as ie,
Richmond. Va 'aAtI "rn@',
Noy3-Ic w.sthsm Plank Road, near n" toll Eats.
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RICHMOND AM LIVERPOOL pACnET LINE
TsllIE frs, ship Of hi, line, the "ElRGlH!A
j DARE" Captain J. ". Cole, will load vi ih, .tJrSN
port for Liverpool, about the 10Th Of next STS
month. a--5n
Shippers will bear in mind that by special Of ihc Leg
stature Flour eau be shipped this ship, owned In Viz.
ginla, without Inspection.
large par; OF her freight already engaged for bal
ance of freight, appyto ~
~ DAVID 4 WIN. EURElE.
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Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Im,isiana has pro
baby gone for :rcck,nridye.
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, N?Hrd"aE'N Nov S.--Ihe "MaiT says that
orec"'hr'!:es plurality he will fully 10000.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
HlE lra session Of this School began the 10Th OF Sep.
II lenbrr, la59, and successful.
The second session hogan the 2Dt Of February 1850
under tattering omeils
The third session will beg the 81 Of September stJ
The Academy Is permanent
ENGLiSH BRANCHES flu ~ per SESSION.
MArhEMATlCS anu MODERN and ANCIENT Lam
tOaGEs Sl5 u per session.
boARD ~ per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. BARTLEY, 4. 81,
feb2!-etf Independence. GrHysou county. Va
GOOCuLASO ACADEMY.
subscriber, who Is graduate in several Schools Of
The University or Virginia, and who ia' been engaged
as Teacher Of youth OF both for eight years, de-
signs 10 establish School, Of high grade, ut Joe Brook,
one mile from Dover Mills. The section OF country In
WINCH the school will be located, is Of the most beau
tui anu healthy In Virginia; and the society moral intel
nge and refined The place Is accessible by the Jalnrs
l'VeF canal. Pupils will be Dover Mills ~ miles
pal.
Tie session will councnce the 18th Of October, and
close August lJlI Io6u
. lEkA>-Uue-half payable in ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition ............... 5aUU w
FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Lower English Branches ...... :. ........... 81 ~
Higher do. do. ...... .... 80 W
Ancient Languages French and Spanish. each. 70 W
huuteSs 7. OSCAR ROC ERS Dover Mills,
,nn nd Iu
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ISIT P0SSIIsLE 10 DO iiEITEik

WITH AN EXPERIENCE OF MORE -,
during which tune, thousands ID Of choice Pa! +! II
have been sold, and add with truth. g without
selling bad " having superior facilities for the
selection OF the livery best Pianos" ol.r them upon
better terms than similar gou Instruments lie procured
North or South.
Some OF late styles have been sold they
and tried The principal ATTRACTIONS, the rch
deep, mellow tone, and delicate touch.
10 friend, who prefer ordering direct from w. Of
fer the greatest possible Inducements and advantages e.
will send select Pianos subject to the trial. and
warrant them Tor FIVE No responsible house
DO better. T.. +. NASH K co,
Nov. .pri.r%hurg Va.
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TEiI.F3fy Human Blood. upon It!1g
m .SuYZEU,

FIVE PEETAEA IIUNa
ad,r,d -, ,b. Iir.nci, NJ blood IN different iea-rs-
FOR COl,GUs COLDS BRONCHITIS, .. az: aa-c;.en
vLacr.r q! :lr riI:OAT or LCNGS including
TIuN u.e So T. which is also The numhrr tor phf!.h-
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS arising from O'Ek-Cs!, nENE-
pN ueBILIrY and NERVOUS rROSTRhT!DS. ~ :.
Tor LIVER COMPLAINTS. No. 3. for DYSPEPSIA. Er!1;
already prrparrd Tor absorption IL /, tase5 BY c.12s anu
carried n-ditry into the circulation, that Wiz. yon
Jain sou retain I'll. No. il for FEMALE IRREGULAR.
rIES UYSTEElA WEAKNESS &c. Sr. special directions
for this For SALT RHECM. ERuPTfDNS, SCkoFCLOCS,
KIDNEY and BLADDER COMPLAINTS, take S". D. In
All Cases the directions be strictly followed. Price o.
the Blood Food n per bottle
Sold by C.IrRCH 4 DUPONT,
No. iyy Broadway, New York,
FISHER ( WINSTON, Richmond.
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
March 29--dk@tf
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RICHMOND Il DANVILLE RAILROAD.
LNEPRESS, FREIGHT, AND ACC0MM0DA.
Il TON TRAiNS-Un and after MONDAY, EJsStcsH
Oct LIST, III Express Freight, and AccommOda
ton Train will leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted
for LyHchLurg ad intermediate points, leaving Richmond
p. H. AND arriving in lyncburS ut A. NJ in time 10
with the passenger train going west the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad.
Returning, leave Lynchurg at I25 =. NJ Immediately
the arrival Of the train from tue west, and arrive In
Richmond 1t G.lU A. ".
Oc, I2-,s c. a. ThLCOTT. Stunt.
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TsNHlS Invaluable preparation is presented 10 the public
Il the great dcseraiuin $50 long sous; for In vain
for restoring lost har preventing badness crudicating
dandruE aud giving the hair sn 9TH and glossy appear
Many certificates tn lis virtues might be given but
the proprietor Is satisfied that 1t will recommend Itself and
only needs fair trial la make for itself reputation hth-
erto unegunrd By any similar preparation. Let every
one whose hair falling on call and procure hottie.
Give fair trial single bottle will prove It's qualities
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by the Pro-
pri, tor J. p. DUvAL,
Main and Tenth Streets
A., vi
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~ 4, NnIInE sIIlnpEpS

ROAD-NUIlCE III SlllFFEkS
1 ARRANGEMENTS have been made Oy the | 1
"A Richmond and DanSille Railroad Company E55ss&d
whereby luwn-freghi, intended for shipment nj ss2s
the port Of Richmond and Hlto upfreig sing at Rich
nond rs water and having for It's destination any Toin
accessible to hi, Company By It's line By through
freight arrangement with any other road roads will be
received delivered vessels direct; thus relieving
the shippers such freight from all charges for druyaEe
wharfage and the time facilitating the speedy trans
port OF goods.
Parties delivering goods which they desire should be s
ped ut Richmond under this arrangement will so state At
the time OF their delivery.
The Railroad Company will, when required, attend 10
erctlng insurance such goods, to all points Of the
United States and bills of ladng per steamers smiling
vessels will be forwarded TO cnnsGnorS cnnsignees
sS- For further particulars address
CHAS. &. TALCOTT, Superintendent Of The
I;.l,u, nd MI n,p H.. Pail rand
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IsI K7:i"rS & Gis E,:0,tI .,i,",>-

EhfFA SEGEOe.N. - "a.s Day, =. - ,lC,A
will be sold 81 iinrIy Negroes 'n:s..,iu. ,i a.,
Hoys aud EIrIs, AMI WonusI aad Children.
DlCkfNSI. "A 1. 90
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' ~ 'H'' tIVIIC'I~.
~ NEGROES--Wc VIII sell Twenty Eve lE,Iy Ne
.IC uROES To-Day At 10 orocE
PtLLlAh CO., Auc:r
4, :, odd Fellows Han.
sale privately - :, "a
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RICHMOND Made CARRIAGES.
GEORGE A. AlSSLtE,
'Ccnrh Sfrect ISIrhmoud 'yIrutufo

RICHlIOSD MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE A. AlNSLlE,
Tenth street, Richmond, Virginia,
NI7OULD respectfully Invite the attenjn s-e,r, y,
w Of bis friend, and the public general CS5IeES6]
ly to his large and fashionable assortInut EgN%TST>
Of CARRIAGES, BUGGlES &c. His work -AZ---S2-
manufactured ia this city, by coaesnt workmen, and
OF the best material call from those desiring TO
purchase Is requested. Particular attention paid to RE.
PAIRING, which will be done on the ms, reasonable terms
Jan 10, ls6D-ly
SOUTHERN LOCK WANUFACTOKE.-
- Dwelling Locks OF every description; Sliding Door
Trimmings OF the best quality; also Prison aad Bank Locks
Hinges and BoI OF any height Bells lnng with or without
Tubes, In any part OF the country.
All kinds Ct repairing DONE
As sell no work but my own manufacture am pre-.
pared 10 warrant 10 give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor with 4 call WILLIAM READY
go Main street, btvern Sth and 9th,
March 5-ly ckd Richmond Va.
Crooks FOR SALE.-sN,uO0 Roanoke Valley
- Railroad FIRST mortgage per sent Bonds-connecnS
with the Richmond and DAnYe, and Raleigh and Gnston
Railroads, 81 miles long, costing over one million OF dol
lars, with mortgage OF only S4GD,0Oo. For MINUTE
description OF the present condition and future prospects
Of the company, pamphlets can it had at Office.
ALSO.
COCO Virginia and Tennessee 81 mortgage Bonds.
3 900 FORK River per cent Dsiids.
O. 900 Virginia per cent stock.
30 shares Richmond Fire Association Stock.
~ shares Virginia Fire and Marine Stuck.
10 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth ) Ock.
Sept eft e. W. PURCELL CO.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED roR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Tho Ncxt CongrcsH.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Leadins gentlemen
from the North and South, give the following
as their view of the next Congress, as shown
by recent elections In the House of Repre-
scntativcs, the opposition to Lincoln amounts
to one hundred and twenty-seven votes; the
Lincolntes number one hundred and ton; OPP
position majority seventeen. In the Senate,
opposition majority eight Lincoln, therefore,
will be powcrless, for the next TWO years, at
least
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IN RECTOR DAVIS. .J<"r.
NY DAVIS, DEU:Isz:E !. co. sIC'C.

"a NEG :to1:s.-Th:s day, al IL o'tio.. VII. he
~ sold So likely slaves.
HECTOR DAVIS Aur,
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'AlWENTi N.;Git0aN.-inrs DAY. a, 10 oelo,
Il We VIII sell 20 likely slaves
BETS !s GREGORY Su,ts rr,,rIl, Sta,
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OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK

OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK
or R{CHNOYD.
CHARTERED ~ THE LEGlsLATCKE OF VIRGINIA.
fallIS Institution will receive deposits, which int
Il of six per per will be paid all sums
remaining longer than sA MONTHS ard dvu per cent for
shorter time.
Deposits received and certificate, Issued at the office OF
Chns Y. Morris, 1yp Main street, by the TREASURER.
CIiAs Y NORRIS, President.
J. BRUCE CCLELLAND, Secretary.
JOHN F. REGSAULT, Treasurer.
DIRE c ORS
Chas. Y Morris James II. Conway,
John Dooley, lin. u. Bnsher,
GEORGE w. Williams. }. Bruce McClelanj,
John U. ChIles Rchd G. Morrl,
John f. Rcguau!t, L. H. Starke,
VIM brent, 10. j. Ech0ls,
Ru. VI. N;rnm0, Joseph =. Swords
Thomas ). .,h,k-, VIM. l.. Peasants,
Joseph r. Cotrrll, James J. Dornln.
Sol. A. Myers, Chas. 4. Workman,
Vim. e. iirazral, Charles Campbell,
Vim. II. MadLuY, J. G. Cabel,
l.. ". GllzrbroOk.
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CHAS. Y. HORnI:s.

~ La IN "ANEED.--i Southern planter vII,
- desires 10 purchase Tor lis Use from uI:y Ia ma,
hundred Negroes In !atili-- froE, farm has ...or
zeu Us 70 negotiate The purchase. Any farmer wishing 20
MAKE sales 4" such lot would do well communicate wiz
us. DAVIS prt.pKEE & On
4,
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JCST PUEsLEHiiED, AUGUST, 1860
MOORE'S SYSTEM or ANALYTICAL pENMANsuIr,

MoORE's SYSTEM OF ANALYTICAL PESMASsuIp,
SrNREnS,
TIL O NJ ~ = w. NJ Q O r f,
Professor o! Plain and Ornamental Penmansip, In
"frittenitnH fHi&Id.iphid LDmmarcidl Coilege."
TIVE we'll established reputation Of this Institution for
Il thoroughness in every branch Of COMMERCIAL
EDUCATION, will, TO great extent, he guarantee Of
the character OF these books.
They male Of the very best double thick paper. The
Copies the head Of each page have been executed by
OF the shful In city, and per.
feet 6ic sines Of Mr.. MoOres Penmanshp. Ny arrange
such that the paper In these looks will be uni
formly o! the very best quality.
$. C. HAYES Publisher,
Oct tim in9, Market street. PHILADELPHIA
TslVyO LiItGE IRON TANKS FOR SALE.
i They nearly new. and will hold about 800 gallons
each Any having for them may rely upon getting
bargain by applying early to
SOv5 WM. SATTLER & CO., li2, Main 81.
DASSENGEIiS FOIs NASHVILLE, MEM
L Pits, and the SOUTHWEST, can procure through
tickets via baltimore ard Ohio Railroad at the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. Passengers by Ia
king the 60 a. ". Trait from Richmonh, will make con-
necllon Washington City, with the fast express train
the whole length OF the Baltimore und Ohio and its
connections, making close connection and schedule time
to the place OF their Destination. Superior seeping Cars
oil The above train LOUIS THINNER,
Novj-9t General Agent
DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A good
Printing ONCE, In TENNESSEE be had cheap. II Is
located In wealthy portion Of the State and for country
olire. Is paying concern. For Information, address
BANTER SMITH,
Oct oi-1m Galatln. Tennessee.
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w ~ o'clock, thirty likely Slaves.
DAVIS, DECPREE 4 CO.
Odd Fellows Hall. corner Mayo aud Franklin 81,
, 1860-09-26

-1ha Peoria Ifanfe.p. announces the daaih
Of Mra. n. c, deer, wiaow Of the iato n G.
Geer, publisher Of the Trancrip:, who died
some tasee or four weeks siree. Arn. Gter
was Iady pcssesssd Of trai!a OF character
which cad eartd her to ala consistent Chris
tian, loving mother, u faithful, trusting wife.
She leares fye chiidrsp, fatherless. motherless.
lit is said that ~. Stevens Of Warrington
Territory, now Chairman Of the Breekinzidge
National Committee, is ths s4o, 900 de:aalter to
tho Treasury Department, mentioned in the pa-
pess few daya since.
The Lafsjette {lnd.) Courier, says tha.
Gen. Jolaae, III tho course Of his speech in that
city. offered to bet that Breckinridgs would car
n ererJ ono Of the Southern States. t'1'll
take that bes," saia voice in the crowd. The
General thanked God be was no: gambler and
suhsided.
By the recent decssze Of Mr. Waldegrave,
IN English millionaire, Senator ]. Mcleod Nur-
ply Of New York city becomes heir to a for.
tuas Of over half = million dollars. Mr. " aide.
grave died possessed Of ss.0oo,c COO which is to
be equally divided among twelve Of bis neare >.
relations, Ar. Murphy being one Of them.
ten. Jolaue leaves Indiana in I few davs On
visit to Georgia where he will s:jurn for q
brief seasoa.
-Rev- Dr.. Pennington, the well known col.
ored clergyman in Sew York, asks help to.
wards the sem OF Sl700 be is raising to bur bis
brother IN Lauisiaaa, who wishes to emizrate to
Jamaica.
A daughter Of Add, ,el Kader he's recently
arrived 1t Paris for the purpose cf entering the
order Of the Gray Sisters
, 1860-09-26
Attempted MuFder and Sulclde..sA
Cpunclima 4 u shot By a Ballet ts1rl.


Vim. r. Glass. member Of tho City Council
from the Fourth Ward, was ahot in tic lower
iaw ard badly wounded, at h4lt~paet three
O'Clock yesterday sfterncoo, By Eliza White,
ballet girl, at his confectionery store, on Vine
stree. near Second.
Il appears that for long time. an attachment
has existed between the parties, and that for
tho past th1ee weeks, Glass has refused to give
tho girl any couatenauce, nr to speak to her.
Al tbs above mentioned hour, he was standing
in his door, aud seeing her approach. passed in
to the engine house a5joiniuR. She, however,
fingered srouud urtil his return, and followed
him into the store, but what passed between
them We could not learn. Glass came out.
called officer Fisher, and told him to persuade
Eliza to Leave, rs hbe was annoying him.
Fisher did 80, and she promised to be obe-
dent, If permitted to speak wn1d With Glsss,
who had gone into = bark room. Permis-
s,cn was granted. She weEt in, asked him
ing his intention to never speak 70 her again,
she drew pistol and ehot him; the ball pas
sed upwards a=d through the caiu, breaking
the lower jaw, and came out At tbs base Of tbs
tongue. It is supposed that the wounded
man swallowed the ball, as it has not been
Fiaher immediately arrested the girl, aud a.
he WAS conveying her to The Station House,
she requested permission to stop At her room
which IS On Third street and in the vicinity;
the officer accompanied her to the door, ard
moment afterwards she seizsd laudanum bot
tie and drank OF its contents- By prompt
remedies her life Was saved, although she lsy
fer \ iong time in very prtrarious condition.
The poor girl seems 70 have great affection
for her victim, and In her waking moments last
night was constantly laznensinY that she was
not permitted TO die with him; ahe would not
believe but that be was ks'led:. Among hsr
trfnkets WAS double cased medallion contain
ing their pictures. for which she begged inces-
sa1tly until the officers r4turnea it 70 her. It
j. not poadble that the eass! viii be prosecuted.