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dIrr ksTERPhIsE.-AltLoughw we stand opposed
to the common swindling operations going On I'M
der the name Of Gift Enterprises, yet we feel like
saying to those who always wiu be trying their
luck in such matters that the enterprise under the
management Of d. votaw, jr. 4 Co., at IT. Madi-
son, is literally gotten up and conducted hy gen-
tieman Of strict integrity, who viii fu6ll ali hin
agreements honestly and to the letter. For circu-
hsssand any Information, address Mr.. yotAw.
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Rsse-..We ~ ..4.. G. 6 a !. UuAx mas removea
has Shoe Store to No. 90 Main-st., two doors west
OF ogden, Browneli q Co.'s Book Store. This il .
move in the right direction, by which hs reduces
his rent -hiths, and can AFFORD to ssIl goods
cheaper. We would advise our readers 70 cali on
him in his new place. You can't miss it--that
"Big Boot" is fres painted and set upon post
right in front of the door to be visible 10 the
naked eye from the Gas Works or Illinois shore
febl0d4t a S3 ae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MeLEAs's SrHEssrHExrsc CORDIAL This laval
oaeie compound, We ere glad 10 know, has become
the most popular remedy In the United States
Nearly every family keeps 1t on hand. They find
IL saves physinians' bills smai quantity given
ip seassn will wsrd of Fevsrs, or any prevalent
disease. See advertisement i'm anoahsr column.
Ian i6dAwim1
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eV A well known ivory comb manufac-
turer in Connecticut, whc, by the way, has
almost monopoly Of that branch of trade,
on being waited upon TO sign tho call for the
late pro-slavery manufacturers convention
IN that State, said: "No, gentlemen, Uont
do It II the South don't want nv combs,
they may 60 lousy." Totally depraved, that
manufacturer.
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La SAIAh 's" Electric On cures Deafness.
-DK. SMITH = Electric Oil oeares Paralysis.
DR. SMITHS Electric oip' cures rheumatism.
De. SMITH y aElectric Oil" cnres asthma.
De. SMITH's"Eiectric orr cures Iseadaehe.
Ds. eAiTH,s-sEisstrie Oil" cares Piles
aug 1914
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Cries ON PAPER.--A bill has been intro
duced into the State Senate Of Minnesota TO
provide for throwing town sites, and their
additions, back into farm lands. The Min
nesotian calls this "s bill fer the encourage
ment OF agriculture" 1t 10 emphatieally .
good measure, and would suit other ATTITUDES
beside that OF Minnesots.
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@. ". Rowe W. H. Wilson Judgment 70,
plaintiff $3.50 90 esss Fss
Geo. E. Gordon W. X. IT. d. M. d. Nj. T.
r. Go. and othsrs--motion TO quash motto,
overruled.
Traber b Aubrey ". x. IT. D. M. 4 M. r.
X. Co. and others--motion to auash notice
overruled.
Wortbingson vs.. Wilsey and olhsrs--judg-
msns $273 27.
Summer VI. Wilsey--dismissed Ut plain
tiH's costs.
VIM. r. L. Ruddick We. state-sam
entry.
Wheeden vs.. Barbriags--oontinued gsner.
ally.
Kendall b Felt vs. saysr--continued gen
orally. a
Gilmore 4 Elliott vs.. Daughsrsy-eon-
tinued for service.
N. Monroe We. Humble-dismissed at the
plaintiffs costs.
Reed ". Fry--ssssled by consent Of parties
~ plaintiffs costs.
H. Jaeger VI. j. Triplett and others de-
faai. on part defendants.
Worthington W. Wilssy and others-judg-
nens for .pis'f 1854 70.
HHfbine Va. Porssr--judgmens for plaintiff
1922 %.
Harbine ". Wilson--judgmsns for plain.
tif $5ss A.
Cakes VS. Acknowledgment fog plaintiff
e23T 81.
Warrington 70. TarbeIl and others
Judgment for plaintiff ss4.
Cammins, Seamans IL Co. vs.. Bruoe--ds-
ercs.
Davis vs. Huston and others. same entry.
Smith 4 Go. VS.. Hart 4 Barber judgment
for plaintiff $225 "a.
Eastman W. Engliih---judgmens for de-.
PENDANT.
Ficklcn 4 Lucas vs.. Morley Judgment for
plaintiff.
Iden W. Kilbourne q Davis continued.
Ruddick Va. Hosmer, executor continued.
Merrick vs.. Hosmer, executor continued.
Turner, assignee, vs.. Green and others
dismissed at PLAINTIFFS costs.
MArks, Farmer d Cushman W. Philippe
same ensry.
Tarbell VS.. Eichar-.-o trial.
Several cases passed generally for the
term.
In the case OF Schoek VS.. Curtis, plaintiff
was non suited.
We learn that the Court has ordered that
Reddout be released on his own recogni-
ssdce, as there is no probability Of ever get
ting Keiser's testimony, without which Red.
dout could not be convicted.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa AL the PURPOSES OF A Pua6ATHW MEDICINE.
For CosrrvEsrss
For THE CURE or DYSPEPSIA
EoR JAuNpIcE;
For THE CURE OF INDIGESTION
FoR HEADACHE;
FoR THE Gums OF aDYsEsTEnY; .4
FoR Foul STOMACH; Is
Fon TIE CuRR OF ERYsIPELAs;
For THE PILES;
FoR THE CURE OF ScRoFuLA;
For ALL SCRoFuIoUs COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
FoR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FoR THE CuRE or LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRoPsY,
FoR TIE CURE OF TETTER, TuMoRs AND SALT
RHEuM;
FoR WORMS;
FOR THR CURE OF Corr;
FoR DINNER Phi;
FoR THE CURE or NEURALGIA;
F0R PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, 30 that the most sensi-
live can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their in any
quantity.
Priss rs cents pr Boz; sozes for sloo.
Great numbers OF Ciexgyme.., Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put of by unpnncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there ia for them, and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale b.
BARTLETT, KAYE Il CO. Esokuk.
J. n. REED & CO., Chicago
BARNARD d CO., st. Loui d,
SrfrpI ErvrrwvN = 20 Cincinnati
Wholesale Agents
And Agents in every town In the United States
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Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such renown for The cure Of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint that
II is entirely unnecessary for US 10 recount the
evidence OF its virtues wherever il has been en-
pioyed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, We need not do more than
assure the people It's quality is kept up to the best
II ever has been, and that il may he relied ON to
do for their relief all 1t has ever been found TO do
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A~Dr Hestettsr,s Bistsrs have RECESSED the
warmess encomiams from tho press and people
throughout The Union. as a valaaaie tonic for The
cure of Dyspepsia, FiatuIenss, Constipation, and
general nervous debility, IL cannot be approached.
Every day new cases Of it, great effect are caron-
icled through our principal public journals. There
IL nothing equal 20 the enjoyment which the af-
fietsd experience when using this valuable specific.
It's mild tone, Its sure and vigorous action upon
disordered stomach and The cleansing OF the entire
human body should recommend il 10 all classes Of
cur comm unity. ALI that will be necessary 10
convince the skeptical of its healthy effects ID to
try IL.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by II. Gissoss. A. \. NfLxrssos, BA srnwrr,
KAYE Co., and J. BRApxs.
Feb. 5, 6o-dlwr
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Hsem Otrs OF HObst HOudlEss
a MEAH6A DOR, Author and Conjurur, 'is - \
IA by himss II, edited by shelton MAcksnxie, '3s
received and torsAle BY
aaaa OaDkN, BRowNELL CO.,
nov0d 81 MAin-St.
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niart.s and J00rnens 1or as0O'--
I/For sale by IA. W. WAnIsUlA.
pssiod W A"
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THa RfvHR.--The Quincy Whig Of The 0th
says the ice was getting very weak 1t that
point, and tae river reported TO be rising
A speedy breaking Up was anticipated. IA
We learn that the river was open 80 miles
sbovs 81. Louis, several days ago. eh
Az fhispoins, teams coatinss 10 cross Is
nsaals though with lighter loads. Sleighng
parties arc scarce, but skating il supurb, and
some ladies try their skill in the art.
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was more than the majority lately given for the Re
publican ticket. And if the negroes had been kept
in subordinate place, they should be, doubtless
Ohio would have cast her vote for the Union and
the Constitution [Applause.l The Republican par.
ty announcesh that all these States must become eth
er free or slave, and now they are to settle the
question, AND TO MEET THE DECLARATION OF
WAR AGAINST THE PROPERTY INTEREST CT EfTEEN
STATES OF THE UNION IN 100000 OF SLAVES WORTH
So zoe 600. Had they read of people willing
to submit to the destruction of Sc much property
under the form of legisahon?I NO. no7l
Let them fix their minds upon any one article Of
property in the North, and imagine the South max:
ing effort 10 destroy it.. Ii THE NORTH WOULD
BE so MEAN AND COwARDLY THAT A DOG WOULD NOT
BARK AT THEM. [Applause And this was the pO-
sitiOn of the South. THEY WOULD SUFFER
DIFFERENTIATION BEFORE THEY WOULD SUB
NIT. Loud applause The Republican party
proclaimed higher law in direct reference to this
question Of slayery-meaning their conviction Of
natural right and natural justice; holding that law
was paramount TO the Constitution What was the
use of Constitution if this higher law to pre-
vaiR What sort of President and Cabinet would
we have if the higher law should preTeil? Our
national progress was due to our written COnsttu-
ton. [Cheers.l Adherence to it was the secret Of
success, and every note of discord had been &C.
casioned by a departure from it. [Applause.l What
guarantee had they that Mr.. Lincoln would not
swear to support the Constitution with mental
reservation provided it does not interfere with the
hgher law! what would become OF the rights OF
the people and of the States? There were now
nine States which had made it penal for slave
owner te seek to recover a fugitive slave. The
Governor of Ohio, and he believed, Of Indiana, had
refused to deliver fug1tyes from justice, who were
implicated in the John Brown raid [ F" Shame,
shame and the highest court in your State had
refused the STAKEHOLDER the right of owning his
property the moment it touches your SOIL In the
event of the success of the party sustaining these
principles, was it rash assertion to say that the
people of the South would not submit to it? Be
FORE GOD AND HIS COUNTRY, HE SAID
THEY OUGHT NOT, AND WOULD NOT ZAP
Blause.l
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FFerScheI =. johnson on the Etectiou n,

On the oath Ult, HEESCHEL V. JOHNSON, the DorG-
Las candidate for Wee President made a speech
in the city of New York. in which he thus smoke of
the elect N of LINCOLN and Its consequences We
commend his remarks particularly to those who
annlaud DOUGLAS Norfolk speech, and profess to
believe that YANcEY is actually guilty of treason and
worthy of death for similar declarations Mr.
JOHNSON said:
The inevitable result of the inauguration Of the
Republican party, and its installation IN the Govern
ment would be the disturbance OF the Union. The
logical sequence Of those Republican doctrines was
the equality. civil religious and political, of the
African negro with the American white man. The
doctrine meant that, if it meant anything, and
he was a hyocrite who denied it. [Applausel In
his country white men believed they were better
than the negro. Those who thought differently
were entitled to their sweetscented opinion.
Laughter and applausel The Republican doctrine
would make the black man eligible to the highest
office in the nation, and any man who would deny
that this was the logical sequence Of Republican
doctrines, was either fool or knave. Loud aT
plausel If the Republicans should succeed, it
would be considered proper that their daughters
should be led to the altar by Sambo. Applause
and yoice-'That's sol The negro vote of Ohio
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THE CRY Is STILL THEY SELL
immense Auction Sale of Furniture. Mat
IrsESes, etc.
HARDY RIEOTHERS. Ancfinnnnrs.

ON Saturday morning. Nov cath. o'clock will cell
without reserve for cash only, 81
nv oak and walnut bededs and handsome walnut
aLd rose wood canopy French bedead ditto Cot
tage ditto very handsome extra fine portable walnut
robe plain ditto cherry and walnut writing desks - ehds
bph and Low chairs handsome chairs;
MAGNIFICENT hair cloth parlOr ditto is assorted and
seat rocking chairs spring side and head damask Lounges;
Al walnut and cherry bentrim lounges and mattresses hand
soe ladies two drawer sewing tables hand
some veno abes No spring mattrssses oak and walnut
extension dining tables folding leaf breakfast tables besides
numerous articles furniture not mentioned Also 5000 gen
une imported Havana Cigars 1900 prime domestic ditto 10
bxe @ Virginia tobacco 6 boxes chewing do q bbs Rye,
Bourbon and county whisky quarter pipes
grape Rrsndy old Apple dto prime second fa
carriage and harness Besides lot OF marble
top tables household furniture and ware by virtue Of
attachment This embodes exceedingly large and
RED goods all OF which viii he forced or money
by virtue OF necessity
HARDY BROTHERS,
Auctioaeers & Gen1 Agts, 42 Public square,
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
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FOreteIis Rain "a Hours In advance.

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POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day Evel'gs, nov. 90, 81, es and 90.
DOUBLE TROUPE AND BRASS BAND.
sHOREV, DUPREZ q GREEN'S,
New Orleans 81 Metropolitan
Burlesque Opera Troupe,
NAsHvILLs THEATRE.

> u l. Il - IN r "A . ~ u
TsSHE respectfully informed that the youtka and
celebrated Prma Donna
MISS ADEGINA PATTI,
The principal star OF Italian Opera Academies Of MI
in New York. Boston and Philadelphia will give in this city
Two more Grand operate Concerts,
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY Evenings November and 9th
Miss ADEbINA PATTI will be assisted by the following emf
nent Artists from the Academy Of Music, New York:
Sgnor L0TTI the distinguished young Tenor.
Sgnor ETToRE BARRILLI, the eminent Bsratona.
sgnor NICOLA BARILLI, the celebrated Basso.
SgnoE BISCACQIANTI, the great Vioinist
MAURICE STRAK0scK, Director and Coniuctor
Notwithstanding the immense attraction which will appear on
the evening the Price OF Admission to Dress Circle
Parquee 81 CO. Galley 81 cent? Coored Gallery Is cents
Seats may be secured without the Of
fee OF the Theatre, commencing Thu sdsy morning
and III the evening at the DOOR
The public respectfully informed that in consequence Of
the immense which fas attended MISS ADELINA
PATHS Concert Mr.. Sakot determined to delay the
departure Of his Company and give
Friday, Nov. 23i, and Saturday, Nov. 24th.
open at quartr past q Concert to commence at
O'Clock. noV22-td
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private An invsIee Just received per Railroad,
which be offered few days unusually cheap fr
such goSd'' BY BEN1'F.s SHIELDS q CO.
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
OFFICIAL.


Opinions of the Supreme Court of the State
of Tennessee, at Jackson, April Term,
1860.
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satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your home heIchant Who spend grea
deal Of getting up direct from the Manufacturers
satisfy plssse the OF section Of country
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COST FOR CASH
THOMPSON & CO.,
Nov o, 6O-tiiI LIST Jan 80 College street.
Negroes for sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with eight children, eldest
n likely boy fifteen old second likely girl thir
teen said negroes sold for fault but the that the
has home for then, and will sell person who
will them from the county Good lots Edgeheld
West Nashville will be taken in part Address Box
20S Nashville P. o. noya2-d2W
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Test: NJ. D. WEIGH, Clerk.
w.B.Brady, ct. ais. VS.. John s. xcssbee.

This is an attachment bill filed in the Chancery side
Of the Common Law and Chancery Court of the city
of Memphis. The Indebtedness charged is upon the
promissory note in these words:
n before the day of January 1857 promise pay
W. order, five thousand dollars for value
csived. JOHN s. MCGEHEE,
WfrDaa
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The Trade respectfully invited e1auius oar stork ,nd
prices before buying elseshee We import good nV bns
direct, others q the largest importing heu "a ~
YORK. BOBGFELDT & GUNTRATH,
noy3-s2m IS Cherry street
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Philadelphia Made OVercOatS and
Rich silk Velvet Vests,

nov22-td Nashville Tenn.
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Wanted TO Rent,

Y1IHE subscriber begs leSTe 20 call n. attention Of
Staoners DeAsra In Fancy Goods and all ofhrr IA ~
extensive assortment and superior quality q Eueiopr
facured y MIN The kinds enbcs every style OF Letter. Noe
Omea hecdng Fort Eoio Drug and ether varieties 49,
Parchment and Lined all made and Ruriued in te
manner o. me best folding machines pet invented.
Also Writing Papers o. all kinds Il Wholesale rre.. -.
Piles with trade list Of prices sent by nail b rs3
Dealsss iEviiel call and exsnne b- so.F -,,s
prices, ~ &Ss &C. SAMUEL RAYNOR
novs-dzN lis William Street. New York
, 1860-05-25
SHERIEE'S SALE

DY virtue Of writ Of execution to me directed Is
ID sued out Of the office Of the clerk Of the district
court Of the second judicial district of Washington
territory, have levied upon and taken into execution
and will sell to the highest bidder at the door Of the
court house, in Olympia on Saturday the 23d day of
June, 1850 at the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon
all right, title and interest Of Moses Hurd and Mary
Ann n. Hurd in and to their land claim, containing
aree hundred and twenty acres or thereabouts situ
ate IN the town Of Olympia Thurston county and ter
ntofy Of Washington the notification of which is on
tory.
Also, all right title and interest Of the said Moses
hnrd and Mary Ann NJ. Hurd, in and IN q certain
act or parcel Of land purchased by the said Moses
hurd OF John B. Dickerson, containing one hundred
S9 lhrty acres, thereabouts, being the east halt
~ ~ tne Donation claim Of the said John b. Dickerson
tne hothcatOn Of which is on file In the Office of the
Nglster OF Washington territory.
M oI winch Is In the county Of Thuston and terri
NY Aforesaid. together with all the improvements
sneteunto belonging seized and taken into execution
~ q t9e property Of Moses Hurd and Mary Ann NJ.
nurq, and will be sold to satisfy Judgment Of the
gglstnct court against Moses Hurd and MARY Ann NJ
:, s,uaI9, and in favor OF W. W. Miller for the sum Of
;SsB " principal, with interest from the l4th day
1859 and costs accred 81 as and costs here
Aer 70 accrue.
G. c. BLANKENSHIP.
Olympia, May 18th, 1850.