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The Democratic tofah-light procession last night
was one of the largest ever seen in Nashviey There
were five hundred torch-lghts, SIX military eonpa-
MES, and large number of citizens in the process
sion, making one of the handsomest displays ever
seen in the city. The procession formed on Broad
street, aud shortly after seven O'Clock moved up
Broad to Vine, along Vine to Church, along Church
to College, through College to the Public Square,
around the Public Square to Cedar street, and up
Cedar to the Capitol. In front of the procession
was transparency on one side of which was
reversed bell representing certain candidateEfor
Presidential honors as he viii appear after the
9th of November, and on the opposite side
was a picture of an immense horn swal-
lowing a man. over which were the words 8
JOIN BELL. President in = each end was a por-
trait of JOHN BELL with a paddock in his mouth,
with the words, .Why he don't talk above the fig
ure There was another very large transparency
in front of the procession borne by four men, on
one side of which was Mr. BELLS famous disunon
sentiment uttered in the United States Senate and
on the opposite side was well known Union senti
ment of Mr. BREcKINEIDGE. FENToNs Band was in
the procession and added much to the interest of the
occasion. ~
Arrived at the Capitol the procession marched
around that building, amid the booming of cannon
and the shouts of the multitude assembled upon
Capitol Hill. Then commenced one of the most
magnificent displays Of fire works ever Witnessed
in Nashville, under the management of Mr.JoHN
LUCK. This display must have been seen to have
been appreciated 1t was truly grand.
We have heard the crowd present variously esti-
mated at from 5000 to 10000 persons, among whom
was very large number of ladies. The greatest
was manifested all along the route of
the procession as well as at the Capitol.
After the display of fireworks, R. W. McGAVocx
announced that speeches would be made BY GEoRGE
Nancy, Esq, Col W. C. WHITTHoRNs and others.
When we left Mr.. MANET was making most elo-
quent appeal to the Democracy TO rally to the sup
port of BREcKNRIDGE and LANE and thus save the
Union
This has been glorious day. for the Democracy.
Their last grand rally Of the campaign has been
complete success, auguring a brilliant victory on
Tuesday next Let every Democrat in Tennessee
DO his duty on Tuesday, and the day will be ours
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AUU LUOA IN VAINsS
octas-lydsw&H
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took for Sale.
HAVANA sECARA!

JoHN WHoRLEY, 30 South Market Street. offers
for sale $4,000 lrorth of Ctock Cal and see him.
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CITY NOTICES.

Benz. F. SHIELDS & Co., sell an assortment of Fine
Furs at auction tomorrow morning Monday the
5th at 10 o'clock The sale is for the ladies'
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Our stock Of Medals or Charms" representing correct
licensees Of all the President and Vice President
except LinOen svery large and We viii sell them CHEAP.
THEATRICAL PLAKS-A great variety.
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m.rkes. BY telegraph.

Nov 3-cottoD unsettled and prices irregular.
Sale. $3.50 bales Corn 64972 Sterling Exchange 69
~ On bill, Of ading 5&96 New York Sight Exchange
@% dis
CrSc1SxAr Nov 3-FIour dali, 81 60; holders demand
advance Corn steady unchanged. Oats dali 30 Whisky
-ssies I4oObbIs, 10Y Lard lOA
Nrw YORK. Nov. S-COton quiet sales l5oO bales; mddlinE
upsud IIs9lIx FlOur dull sales p 600 bills oorn-sAleB
l ae 900 hushels 70a7i
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JOHN WHORLEY. 80 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn ,---2O OoO Imported Ha-
Vanax--JU67 RE EYED PRON RAVAXA
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FoEr KEARNY, Nov. 3.-A terrific storm occurred
on the plains Friday and Saturday last Mercury
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR N0vEMBERs
EAARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
GODEx'SI LA9X's FBOOK for November.
LIE BON TON JOURNAL OF FASHIONS
FOB NOVEMBER.
BLACK WOODS EDINBUHGH MAGAZINE
FOR OCTOBER.
JUST RECEIVED BY JOHN YORK 4 CO.
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I have twenty-five thousand dollars worth OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which | will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined to do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS OF Pur
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at NO
%, North side of the Square. DAVID HuNrHHET
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New Orleans Tobacco Market, Oct. 40.

few buyers have teen in the market and have noticed
negotiations for large lots which, however,
learn yet the reported during
past three have been confined few small lots including
hbds choice lie and at I0c D. Our quotations
nued merely for reference;
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It entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Vene
real Diseases, contains mineral poison
drugs being prepared from roots banks and leaves the form
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup.
1t natures remedy fer Gonorhes (cap) elect,
bus, Whites smaes fer this complaint is invaluable
As general Alternative blood purifier it has equal and
d5es scrofua, secondary syphilis gandusr
sEengs, mereual and all eruFtive diseases, curing them
speedily and permanently than any other msdi.
known. It does this BY purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing It hoS in all its original purity and vigor,
thus removing from the system all impure aud perneou
which have induced disease. ~
In all old GonOr8 and elect hAt have ta1ed ali
skill, especially reeomended-in old it
falls from three days
few doses positively all Scadng heat, ehOr3ea and
pain. ~
business. -
It requires assistance from Othsr medicine. Ia 8
It lay the toilet bic, In the counting ROOM with
out its icing suspected remedy" for prya dis
re4ss on V,nereal Diseases with full objections for their
peFmaBens cure. accompany each bottle.
For fall directions get Circular free Om drug store in
the United States.
II Is sOa at retail for 81 per bottle or three bottles for SIS,
BY all responsible druggists and dealers In meiicnes throughout
TIE United States and At wholesale by all Wholesale druggists
POTTER & MERwIN, Sole ProPrietSrs,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashvie By G. W. HeDdershst Berry Demovlle
EEins Pudleon and BY all rpOnse druggists everywhere
net Old twh " ina
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rerr,bIe Accident.

New HAVEN. Nov. "A terrible accidenttas just
occurred here. The boilers of the factory of Dan
& Brothers. makers of wood work OF carriages, ex,
ploded tearing away portion of the building, and
badly iujuring several persons. Several persons
boy named Kene, will die from fracture OF the
skull. Two others G. Baldwin and G. DeW0lf were
badly scalded. Another named Johnson, was badly
injured, and a boy named Race IS supposed to be
buried under the RUNS The cause OF the explosion
is unknown. The canal and railroad track are COW
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LOUISVILLE Nov 3-The river is rising rapidly
with feet inches water IN the. canal
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For Rent orIeaSe.

WILL lease for term Of ten years longer rent Ia
ensuing upon most favorable large an
eommOdious dwelling At the Broad and Taax Hal
streets, occupied BY II. n. Gays $50.
ALSO viii seil, upon very favorable terms the uAin
der o. my interest in the property formerly occupied ny
dsne nov rented o B. p bostcE abu. and half mile
West Of the CSurs House, Containing, with excellent
OF ent rooms. and other about twelve
soperior gard Ro portion Of which Is beautifully
grass ana shade trees deh ll home, in the
vicinity Of Nashville be foand for II coon
Sold il will be FOG rent for the coming year Apply
Cherry street loetI7 kUGkNE UNDERWOOD.
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Prom New YorH

New YORK, Nov 1.-The steamer Adriatic would
not leave Havre until Friday Oct 24th being three
days after her appointed day of departure The
detention was in consequence of low tides
The confession of Stebbins, the baggage master,
duplicates the two brothers Roberts, under arrest
here. for another robbery Of Adams Express Com
pany, in April last
The Oxford (Miss.) Mercury says that runior
prevailed that duel is foot between one OF our
Senators and distinguished politician, formerly of
this State but now citizen of Tennessee. The
parties here iadicated are probably JEFF Davis and
Gen. Henry s. Foote.
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Newspapers, Newspapers, Newspapers.
All Of the leading and Literary Papers ard Magazines
published in country s1d England received Weekly and
Monthly BY GREEN co.
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The second race was for the Jockey Club Purse,
$500. two mile heats and there came to the score,
S. J. Hunters John Campbells) b. h. years old, by
Glencoe; s. NJ. Hills Cairo, ) years old; PryOr's
Upatoie, 3 years DID, divers Paul Morphey; and
Cafeys Epsilon mare, Mary Allen. We will not at
tempt to describe this race, though it the
best saw; run from start to finish, in both
intellectual retna at critical points, and we
will not the risk of doing injustice to any
Suffice it, that the summary shows that was well
contested race. the fight being mainly between the
winner and Hills entry each of the others, times
running very creditably. The winner was splend-
idly ridden; in the second heat, as he passed the
string az the end of the first mile his bride broke
and his stirrupleather-but though badly josted,
the rider settled down in a couple of seconds took
the lead and won handsomely; all being well up but
the Epsilon mare, which was distanced We APP
pend
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All those INDEBTED to J. c. NICHOLSON & Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY. win please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need Of
money. nov2-1m.
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DRaIZ, Glossy and a8
Luxurians HairG

By using Hsinstrests Issmitasss Restorative DOnfas
anything else on your Head.
Price Soc sud 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN & CO., Pso9rietors, Troy, M.
Ser an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK IN vAINs1
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: TIrs,s, New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov 3-The total number killed
by the explosion of the steamer d. K. W. Hill is 80
wounded from Is to 90
The schooner Brrilisnt from Campeachy the 18th
reports an outbreak and new civil war in Yucatan,
caused by the imposition of inland duties on goods
from Campeachy and contention for the revenues
island carmen The General Government ana
neghboring Provinces are prepared to invade Cam
peachey.
The steamer Habana from HAVANA Both has ar
siyed.
The Quaker City arrived out on the 30ih,
Sugar firm 9a93. Molasses very scarce and active.
Sterling Exchange I32al4. New York 21a344..
The Mobile tow boat Baltic exploded this morn
ing killing and wounding several.
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4rustee'S sale Of Valuable Negroes.
ID virtue ef Deed Of Trust executed b. James L Bell de-
ID csase TO the undsrgnsd Trustee, 2th day
April, 1852 and registered in tie Registers Once Of Cheatka
county, in book A. page 42 and In Dickson county
Oce in book T. pages AS and 49, will sr for sale befor
The Court House door, in the city OF Nashville Ssurdayh
l0n day Of November next many Of the slaves
satd deed, coE ssng Of and ehilaren
isfy the debt for which said deed vas executed. 80
Terms OF sale, Cash. 7.---s--..se.
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CoEEECroS.--We stated in our last report that
Magenta had beaten Joe SOner three mile race and
had been in turn beaten by the horse but were mis-
taken. She has been beaten by Stoner but was
by Betty Ward, before Magenta became the property
of Mr. RICHARDS. Magenta has started in seven races
and has been the victor in ye-a record such as few
nags on the turf possess
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BY TELEGRAPH.


ALBANY, n. Y, Nov 2-Abous 8 O'Clock thia
morning, lawyer of this city, named John Perry,
entered the premises kept by John Craufeld as a
porter-house, on Broadway, and committed vio-
snuff in his eyes and then beating him the head
with heavy cane, making three wounds. Crau-
field drew a revolver and shot Perry twice, both
balls entering the stomach. Perry cannot survive.
The quarrel arose out of suit for the posses
sion of the premises occapied by Craufeld. Perry
bore very bad character, and the sympathy of the
community is entirely with CrauGeld, whose action
il considered entirely justifabe.
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Storm.

New YORK. Nov 3.-The steamship Borussia and
City of Washington sailed to-day for Liverpool the
former taking sl6T 600 and the latter none,
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Z within the last two years
, OF relief, as the numerous
. possession show.
to the temperament Of the
Z ed in such quantities as 70
! Judgment guide you in the
! VKG0RATOR, and it
; plants, Billions At
! ChrOmfc DEarrh0ea
, plants, DyseuGe-
/, SgonRchs HabiGuaI
! &c, Cholera, Chele-
lnfantum, Elatm-
} Female Weakness
cessfullJ as an Ordtna-
cine. It will cure SICK
|, Thousands can testify,) in
{ TWO or three Tea
en- st the commsncemsnt Of
giving their mony
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A CoNCInENcE.-Three brothers, VIZ, EDwN
BRIGHT and LEE, sons Of Mr. BYRD DoUGLAs of this
city, We're weighed at exactly the same hour OF
the same day. and the weight Of each was exactly
the same viz, l52! lbs.
They are all strong and decided BRECKINRIPGE
Democrats, and are just such young gentlemen as
would respond to the first call of their native State
in defence of her rights against a foreign enemy
or domestic foe. Mr.. d. lsss several more of tbs
same sort What greater wealth could one desire
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sAr FOsD's
Liver Inv1@Orator,

NEVER DEBALITATESs
rTts compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
and aDuroved by all have lsed it, and is
sorted o with confidence in ali disease for which
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ACCIDENT AT THE CAPIToL-During the display Of
fireworks last night at the Capitol. gentleman
by the name of TNsLEY was crowded off the upper
promenade and falling on the left side of his face
he was severely though it is thought not fatally in
fused. He was taken into the Treasurers office ana
promptly received medical attention.
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COMMON, MEDEUM

am offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
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Prom Vermont.
From New York

BuRIaEGTGN Vt. Nov. 3.-H. N. Bate, the Trea-
surer of Vermont has fled to Canada, being de-
faulter for SAP 900.
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For Rent

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, convenient 70 bu
n snesS in OF the agreeable neiEhborhOOds in n
city. Aoderats rent, possession given immediately.
J. W. LANGLEY.
oeIlO-d PB apply at q Union q
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TEE Summary.

sEceNP DAY, sweepstakes for years old; mile $40
subscription, half forfeit the Clubs add $500 II three
start.
Oliver enters br c. by Tripod. (by imp Sovereign
out ofimp Maria Black) cut Of Odd Stocking
Cansy enters 81, by Red Eye dam by Grey
Eagle y
John campbell enters Oh f., by Wagner, ont Of Mary
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o. P. McRoBERTs, Trustee.
Valuable Printing once for sale.

SITUATED wealthy section Of country in Tennessee an
~ having 81 extensive subscription t aud advertising pat
ronA dhe paper u hemocratc and will BE sold REASONABLE
terms 70 no one, however, bat Democrat TIE
shed 70 state Equality, and the proprietor will
Il 70 out OF his hands 70 Be devoted 70 any purpose For
further particulars enquire the Uos AmERicS OTTr
octl0-lm
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ksDAE the 18th day Of November, le50 viii o.
- ~ ale 70 ths hghss bidder, Patterson Iron wcr
Of hapeh, and late residence Mai James L Bell
" SneAtna1n county, Ienaessee.
ron nxty 70 seventy head 81 Mules:
:, evenly 70 seventy-dvs head % Csals: IL n
seventy % Ee7ensy-a head Of sheep:
Seven Yoke OF Oxen; F'
Carts. Wagons, PloEs, &c Ae.
Two sets Blacksmith Tools Carr snter r,ol. IL Ac.
1000 Barrels Corn. IN the Fleid: - - 49,
25 Stacks Of Millet hay.
AMI various other articles, too tedious to mention
Terms OF Sale.--For all suns Of an .na ,a., -.
in habd that credit Of months viii - gvso
Bonds with approved security in all Be REQUIRED bfor
. removal Of the property. A. @. STOCKARb Sdr,Sr
Patterson Iron works, Get. Is, sO-dtd }
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 3.-A fire occurred on Mali
street destroying the whole block between julie
and Felix streets.
The Pony Express of the 2lst has arrived.
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The ssresGt English ESemedys
SIR JAMES CLARK'S 5ssss ,t..-sl
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
P,o,se,.s aSz,. Letters.
..ss s,o,a a prescription Of Sir Ozrres, r. D., Pay
siciazs Eofraordinarv 10 ne Q1es1a
ia ;nvasabe sedirue is unfang In The cure OF al those
sS dangerous diseases which the female constitution
Sjsct n noderas AID all O5structisns,
I'D q sneedy cure may be relied OF.
To Married Ladies
4, "a pecuIIary suited will, short time bring on the
roonthiv period with regularity.
Ec Bottle price Dollar the Government Stamp Of
Crest Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION
These Pills should not taken 6v females dHru1 rhs
FIRST THREE NOHJHSof Pregnancy, they are sursso
bring AiscGTTGgs, 6et Ct any other time they safs
IN all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Pspitaon
all other have failed and although powerful remedy,
do caoIei sntirnony anythne hurtlto
the constitution.
Full drcO IN The pamphlet around each package which
should be csrefuiiy preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, nste j. O. BALDWIN & Cod
Rochester N. 7.
NBsI0O and six postage sanps enclosed to any author
Used AGENT will insure bottle containing 50 pills, BY
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry & DeuoviIle and g. W. Hender
shot, J. G. Blown and all respectable druggists
dsO4-d.tw&w-ly
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GODEY'S LADIES' HOOR for November for
ale By GREEN Co
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giving their m

the mouth the lrvgorator, and swallow
| both together Price 81 per bottle.
| Also, SANE0R DIS FAMILY CATHAKTlC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable extracts aid Putup
nGLASS CASES, air tight and will keep in any climate.
The Family Casr Laartic PILL is gen.
tie bat active csthaFtiel which the proprietor has
| used in his practice mere than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
express regard 70 their has induced to place
l them within the reach OF all. -
The Profession we'll know that different CsthartcS act
| on different portions Of the = bowels
| The FAMILY q = e. THARTIC r Il
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from = variety Of the purest Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every part OF the
aliuensry canal and are = good and safe in all
/ es where a Csthartic is = needed, such ID
rangemenIS Of the : stomach, sic cpl =
ness, Pains in the e Back and L o n 8,
COstfVeness, Pain and Soreness over
1.-the whole b cd y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected. - end in long Of Re-
| yer Loss of Appes 8 Gite, Creeping Sem
| satfOn OF Cold over the body, Restless.
| ness Headache, or = weigh an she head,
| all NnflaIn ~ a Diseases, u Orms in
| CHILDREN or AduitS,t Rheuma tisHn, great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
heir, to mention in this advertise
nent. Desc, ] to 3. e-slsfE 4 Price dimes II
| The Liver InVigOr2tOr and Family Ca
thaTeic Pills tsile by Druggists generally, anc sold
| Wholesale by the trade la all the large towns.
II s. I. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. WOOD 4 CO.,
| Louis,
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mAURY COUNTY. TENNESSEE,
land md Mnnrnna e

LESLIE's MAGAZINE ron NOVEMBER
for saIsbyli aa-rit q fa- GRRgN = "a
oct2i-H No. q Unon Rsr..t
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YOU LOOK IN VAIN,

0KYIcz HozE Mutual EIRE MARINE ISsuRAsck Co.,l
st. Louis, October 90, 1859. (
We have used Hemstress Hair Preparations Qnimable Re
storatve and ind 10 the for which
signed better than anything have used before, and
recommend Il in the highest terms. B. b. Henry.
O. L. CEksTEk,S
g. Y. cRoss.
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Fer Kent.

For Kent
tHAr desirable House Lot, Occupied b. ysslf IS
dEelins imned lately opposite the hotel, on Cherry
1're5 ior Tue haaHe q this year az1 r thsnsEtJear
ee-~f-zE WILL. L. BOYD, ia.