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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
City of Carrollton, La,
October |. 1860.

We, the undersigned, duly appointed
Commissioners to hold the Annual Elec-
ton for Mayor and four Councilmen
of the City of Carrollton; the Mayor
to serve one year and the Councilman
two years:
Certify, that on this first day of Octo-
Der, Eighteen Hundred and Sixty, we
opened the Polls and held said Election
at the Council Hall ON Dublin street
in said City from the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M, to the hour of o'clock A. NJ,
and after closing the Polls at the latter
hour, we counted the votes polled and
found the following result.
There were one-hundred and seven
ty one votes polled, of which, as Mayor,
Mr. a. S. Forth, received l63 votes,
and Mr.. j. H Hodge, received z votes
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

v We are requested by Mr.. j. G.
LOGAN, to state that his name was made
use Of as u member for the Council, at
tho late election in this city, without
his knowledge or authority.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

the prairie with running water on ootl
sides, and the only chance for the escaPE
of the passengers is by boats. we ,es
we shall have much suffering, II not iu' :
ther loss of life. to record.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
10 T. I q L A LII
CARROLLTON COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, October 3, 1860.

WEDNESDAY, October 3, IoOU.
Present: Hon. a. S. Ferth, Mayor
clcct-and Mcssrs. +. G. Zeller, Chas.
Englcman and G.. Herrle Councilman
elect; also, Messrs. F. Fischer, William
Mayo, F. Schuler and j. Davenport of
the former Council.
Absent: Mr.. Peter Stoulig, Council
man elect.
Messrs. Forth, Zeller. Engleman and
Herrle were sworn by the Secretary
and Mr.. Forth took the Chair.
The following certificate was read,
received and ordered spread on tho
Record.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
sherif's Sales This Day.

Guy DREUx, Sheriff of the parish
of Jefferson, will offer for sale ut Pub
lie Auction THIS DAY, at IL o'clock,
n. M, in front of the Court House, in
the city of Carrollton, several valuable
pieces or portions of Real Estate, all
favorably located in different sections
of tho parish-in this city-and also in
tho Barataria district. GJ- For particu
lars, see advertisements in paper.
Admins ira tors Sale.
Will be offered for sale at Public
Auction, by John ID. Hamper, Admin
istrator, at IL o'clock, M, THIS DAY,
at tho corner of Canal Avenue and
Hampson streets, in this city, two desi-
radio Lots of Ground, we'll located
EB Sec advertisement.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

A part of the shed of the beef market
was blown down; the zinc roof Of IL
well known ball room on Philip, near
Tchoupitouls street, was torn away
and carried into the street. a soap fac
tory, owned by Patrick Coyle' corner
of Third and JACOB streets, Fourth dis
trict, being newly erected, was de-
molished. SO was keating's soap lac
tory on Magnolia street near Fourth
On Nayades street, near Ninth, the
large stables owned by Patrick Irwin,
being built anew, were blown down:
Other building were partly destroyed
and quite a number unroofed. On the
river the damage and loss was great.
In our river news department will be
found mention Of the disaster to some
of the boats. In addition to this state
ment, the following losses occurred;
Immense Loss I Coat.-During the
severe gale which swept over the city
yesterday the Acct of coal boats
moored at Willow Grove, a short dis
tance above Jefferson city, suffered
severely, some twenty-nine having
been swamped and sunk in the Missis-
sippi, involving lqSsof about 1863 OOo
The following is a,5ist of the names OF
the losers, togethat with the number
lost kyy anch -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

Milneburg was q watery village yes
terday. The damage to thes Pontohar-
train railway was SO great that tle e41Fs|
could not get up to the city this
ing with the mails. AT the fgrso1f
lake end, at the foot Of the nei cQhal
the yatch Corypheus, Col. Story
owner, broke loose from. her nd rings
and drifted away into the lake. Not
heard from yet. 81
The cars on the Jackson abroad did
not arrive yesterday, nc tram went out
last night.
Proctorville, we are inforRaetI was
againsubmerged ten feet deep
~ From the n. o. Daily l'ica3fttaac
of the same date, we copy the follow
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
CITY OFF CARROLLTON:
Saturday, October 6, 1860.
~ N o II I C. E. III

On and after Monday, the 10th inst,
Canal Aucuue will be closed to all heavy
travel.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
Rates of Advertising:

All Advertisements will be charged 81 Gone dollar,
per square of TEN LINES OR LESS for the hrst
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
All Communications personal matters, II admit
ted will be subject to DOUBLE the above rates
and must, invariably, be paid for in advance OF
their publication.
Advertisements inserted by the month or for n
longer period, will be charged according to the
rates one square of ten lines, Cor leSs) one
month. "a; two months So and for
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
Terms OF the Newspaper:

oJumE III of the "Carroliton Sun" will begin
on the 23d June, instant it will be printed as
heretofore, good type and fair paper, ana
issued to Subscribers mt foe dollars per volume
of I04 numbers, II paid for before the close OF
the volume If paid for IN ADVANCE or before
the close of the first haf-voume OF 52 mum
berg four douurs viii be received for the entire
volume ; but if not paid before the end OF the
full volume of 104 numbers, stL dottaTS Will III
all instances, be reaurd.
No Subscription will be received for n less term
than the volume unless paid for IN ADVANCE
and 80 stated at the time the paper VIII not
he discontinued until all ARE arageB are settled,
,In1nss the nnhi shcr should choose to do so.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

Cory q Peterson go 81
Robin & Jackson--s-- "a IN
Pollard ----,- - ~ =: y.
McCluskey --@ 49, b
w atson- - So ~ y : III IA. .ssS j
Hill q O'DonneIl sss
Milford (Hawsville M
Spencer Field.
Gas Co. --S---
Nimick (HawsvilleI ~ --...3 Z
Nimick (Pitts) ------------.l
II. Jones & Co
Miltenberger- -
vi oQarQ- $500 -.'c
rI,o../4,,mss .
leSS6y$#- 800
Stean6h ip Co
Towbd VA seociation -----..3
Ninnis 8 stille) ---.--..4
Steatn plse-.----..4
- &c.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
As Councilman.

In faith whereof, we have signed
our names at the place above named.
M. g. DAVIS,
JOHN d. HAMPER,
+. KERN.
a motion thata committee be apr
pointed to examine into the qualification
of the Mayor Councilman cleo, was
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

ry~ From the n. O. Daily licdsstaae
of the same date, we copy the follow-
ing account of IL
The Gale on the Jackson Road.
Detention and Critical Coa,dif5Da5sof
PaSScn gerS-As we had feared, the
gale on the jackson Railroad has proved
very destructive to property, and caused
the unpleasant detention OF large num-
Der of passengers. OF all the three trains
due here up to this morning, not one has
arrived, and only one as yet been heard
from,
This last was the train due here yester-
morning from which one passenger Thos.
w. Marsden, Esq, of the firm OF Wood
man 81 Bement, succeeded in making his
way through to the city this morning.
Mr. M. left his train about nine miles this
side of Manchac, about 3 o'clock this
morning, and, iE company with the section
engineer, succeeded, by wadng and SWIM
ming, after a thousand adventures, in
reaching the train which had been sent up
early this morning.
Eight others started with Mr.. Marsden,
but meeting with so many difficulties in
| the early part of the adventurous trip that
| thew soon atter-returned. The whole
number of passengers on the train is about
| seventy-hve, of whom eleven are women
and thirteen children.
The train left jackson at halt-past
twelve o'clock Monday night, somewhat
| after the usual hour, on account OF pre-
yious detentions. 1t rained hard all that
night, which caused further detention,
and they were not able to leave Summit
till s o'clock Tuesday morning.
They arrived at Pass Manchac at 9,
when they switched off for time in ex-
pectation of the train from New Orleans.
| This not making its appearance, they pro-
ceeded on over the Pass. The water was
then within two feet of the rails, and it
was blowing a gale at the time. The
engineer proceeded on however, though
| slowly, being in fear of n collision, when
! the New Orleans train hove in sight Re
turned to let it pass.
Believing, from the fact that the up
train had gotten through safely, that he
might Also the conductor then proceeded
on his way down. He had gone, however,
but few piles when he saw the trac k
was all washed away below. Stopped
and tried 10 reverse hut could not, and
there on portion Of the track, kept in its
position almost alone by the weight OF the
train, the passengers were compelled TO
pass the whole night, and were there stu
when NJ. Marsden left.
They are entirely destitute of prov-
sions, except such as they CHANGED to have
on the train at the time, and It is feared
they have suffered severely. Special
trains have this morning been dispatched
| up to their assistance.
| At or near Freninra family by the name
| Of Jacobs, consisting of the motheer, boy
| and girl had been washed away.
The whole track between Ia Branche
and Premier is under water and in many
cases entirely hrokenup.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
HOW a Lady Preserves gYebzter,s re -
ply 10 Esayne-

The Taunton Massachusetts, Gazette IN
corporates the following interesting remiuis-
cence in a notice of the article on s. The Ma
tionsl Inteliigencer and lis Editors; in the
last Atlantic Monthly:
1t will be seen from this Interesting narra-
tive that there was 4 time when Joseph Gsties
stood alone among Congressional report ers
and to still further illustrate his position in
that line, we call To MUD what we once heard
"a Intimate friend of Mr.. Webster say we
owed to him and his wife with regard to the
celebrated reply to Mr.. Hayne. Meeting the
Massachusetts, Senator as he was going to the
Capitol on that morning, Mr. Gales inquii ed
OF him how long ne intended to speek Aboat
hall an hour, was the reply. The editors
duties at that time were pressing; bat me ven
tured 10 take so much time from them Mr..
Webster, however, shortly after ma, Judge
Story, who said that he thought liz iuie had
come to give TO the country his views GA the
Constitution To this proposition he ssent-
ed. Mr. Gales took up his pencil. unaware
OF this w arrangement, aud alike uncon-
scious Of the lapse OF time under the enchan,-
ment OF the orator, ana consequently he wrote
on until the close of the spell. Some days
passing away, and The proof of the spet Oh !
not appearing, Mr.. Webster called on The |
and made inquiry. Il have the !
ubtCos SttAd w. NsoAc~, SHo my are ttt your !
service. as 1 shall never find Time to write |
them out" This led TO some remonstrance |
and persuasioD, but the Overta>ked editor |
stood frm. Then Mrs. Gales Came to his r, S.
cue by saying sue thought she could decipher
hrr husbands shorthand, as she had formerly |
occasionally done so. Mr.. Gales doubted |
seeing that it was fifteen years since she had |
iri, it. But she had heard the speech. and |
as the resislless sweep Of its arguments and |
the gorgeous and massive maguificence of it, |
imagery were yet vivid on her mind, she per- |
sisted in undertaking the difficult work. In |
due Time thereafter TIE fair manuscript came |
to the hand of Mr. Webster for final colr,c- |
ton. Scarcely word needed to he changed; |
and soon-a set OF diamonds, costing thou |
and dollars, accompanied ihe rich thanks o |
The elaquent statesman. Thus was saVed 80
literature the most memorable Grafton o! ,ht !
American SeuIte.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
(ErOm The Dover, y. H. Gaz.tts.)

DE. RIcaARDsoS S BIrrER>-In our columns may be
found an advertisement Of Sherry Wine Bitters pre-
pared by Dr. S Richardson, CT outh Reading, Mass.
They are, said TO b, undoubtedly composed Of
rieiy Of valuable and purely vegetable matter and
from our own experience, well IS others, we can
sp.ak highly Of their renovatiug and invigoratng ef
fscts upon the system We have good opinion Of the
B!tters, as they not quar uc-trum but discover
ed, prepared, and vended L Z regular physician, =
graduate Of the college Of our tato, anu who has
said but little in the way of p1-1ng them himself but
leave it u those who try them judge themseves-
For the diseases that many liable to in the spring
and Summer, such Debility, Dyspepsia Bilious and
Nervous complaints, We do hesitate to say that
these Biters VIII be found safe agreeable and efctu-
al restorative. as good lish of the greatest Of
earthly blessings, would early advise those labor
ing under ouch disease, make Of DR. Richard
sons Bitters; they do harm, and may do much
good, asswe are confident in many cases they have
Vegetables and vegetable medicines unquestiona-
bly, the most cougsnial to the human system
r~HT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
From tho y. o. Pcayune, Oct.
Drca drcl catastrophe rexas.
EXPLOSION or THE STEAMBOAT Bayou CRY
Lists Of ii. Dead ard FOUNDED

The steamship o izaba. Capt. Place. which
arrived iast evening from Galveston. brings
To u Intelligence "f a dreadful di, asier. The
steamboat Bayon City, Capt. F,rrest, one oi
til. legalar packets which ply between Gal
weston aud II u<ion. exploited her boilers
Tn r-day eve lug last, when near Lynch
burg Causing u fearful loss OF life, though how
, III was not K iown. The following Is a list
b Cabin passengers:
Mrs. Johnson. g HuIley and lady, Mrs.
S ,sder-or. Col. Ssarps. and lady, Mrs. Oar
den. Hi-s Susan Fuller. George Frdhon and
I..d,. r ID Brown, lady and five raildr'n,
C.pt u.li, Levi Hutchinson. J X OIilvse.
Wan Hunter. Butler. Hughs. j Z l. wi-. F
Vanh"rieil, Z Beard. S Gregory. K SEQ g..
A NJ I'aii,.n, w II C.utchtr. j A Eisn, r,
l. yd, j Sn cor. Rlwiry. ID l. Bymaa,
4 JoneS, G. Mitchei. Mcfarland. Waits
Bal.ew. Nallan, o l. Battle. ii z Galloway.
J I lrA lac. S McJrnkin. Jam Bentley. B
johnson. Fisher. w Thompsun-nine negr. rs.
OF tbs deck Passengers, there Is no iiss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

went among ths timber. where they remain ed
until t6e storm was over, when they got back
sa,e. Their hoHss was vaslied away.
Ire damage done TO the road is iucalcula
Die, and will take tine TO repair The track
Is not only torn up aud washed sway in many
piaeeS: "ui in Others II is Completely DISTRICT
Cd by huge masses of timber.
All the passengers did not come t,rether
on the Ariel for fear of oyercrnvdino her
but Ihos~ that have remained al Pontcbat ou.
"a VIII come down b. her next trip.-N o.
i;cOy-tne, 5h
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

JduRdics, Ftrer and Asue, GeEeTal De5ility aai oR
Diseases arising from q DiSoTJisrsd Stomach
Liter or BolCsls.
FnHEY are used and recommended by LEADING
4 Physicians Of The country, and al who use them
pronounce them Invaluable
DIR James LeepeTe writes from Navarro. stark CO.
Ohio, The btteFs are highly praised by those suffer
ing from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint
Z Davis, Postmaster MIaInsport. Ohio saw
. They give great satisfaction. 1 them myself
having taken cold become prost and lost my apu-
lite. II relieved me, and / recommend II VIII
great assurance Of its merits"
Dr. Vim. N. Kerr, Of RogeTsvine, ind writes rs that
they the most valuable medicine offered He has
recommended them with great success and with them
made several cures Of paiJatioa OF the heartand FcI
eral debility
Thomas Stanford, Ess., Brownsville, Henry CO. Ind
writes long letter under date OF May {, 1860 he
WAS much reduced, having been afflicted for threr'
years with great nervous debility, papitatioa OF the
heart Of the most and Frustrating character,
latter using few bottles, completely restsged.
and in robust health -
George W. Hoffman says be afflicted with heH-
matisln for twenty years in all its various forms, and
the Bitters efecting cure, when several physiCazs
attending him could do him DO good lie says, for
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint kidney alcsc-
ton, drcpsy, il is specific certain remedy
j. W. Hunt writes from DelphOis, Alien CO. Ohio, "a
section where fever and ague prevails that he most
cheerfuly recommends them Of decided merit N all
casts Of fever and ague and general debility
u. X Gallehers, n. D., writes from Van Vert, Ohio,
most respectfully recommend the Shorty Wine Bit
tiers the notice of all dispeptic persons, and TO all
who require stimulating Hledicine. y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
How Z hfngs are Working and
whittier Drifting,

One of the signs of the times, and an indi-
cation of where repuhlicanism is drifting, was
exhibited at New Boston, Clermont county.
this week. a republican demons tration was
made there, one of the principal features of
which was a procession. In that procession
were far s0ogOns filed ,cith negroes eqch carry
ing a RAJ! perpendicutarty. In one of the wag-
nus was u banner tu represent the Goddess of
Liberty underneath which was written, "NE.
GRO EQUALITY The black part OF the pro-
cession was fauked by two negroes on horse
back who offi lated "a marshals 10 their ne
cular division. The affair has created much
excitement throughout the county On. En-
s7ifirer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
Nashville * Chattanooga X. X i.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

10 dts Guy Council Of Nashville - Your Finance
ColnIni Ltse herewith present the usual Annual
port % the Recorder anu Treasure From VIII
% that there has been Iaiing .InoLnt
oi the Revenue received compared with the preceel-
ing year On the other hand the expenditures have
oee ley increased, particularly IN the street depart
artnlent, resulting IL by work ordered to
by Contract by the City Council. Inc liabilities the
Corporation which are due and falling due during
incoming dunjcllaI amount SI29, $40 So which
exceeds the amount which be from the
PAID taxes on the Revenue Collectors books By
than thirty thousand dollars which will more
than half the Revenue arising from other sources
ing very little to defray the Ordina expenses the
city The Funded Debt of the Corporation has been
duced from 1852 500 90 TO 8lS 500 co. by the payment
OF S4 600 90 10 the Pennsy wanna Insurance Company
IL VIII be seen that the amount the credit the
sinking Fund recently established, S3S75l TO- small
portion Of which has been invested in Bonds,
sum OF 500 00 90 belongs this Fund arising from the
sale OF tue y. X C. r. K. Stock, which will make the
amount to the credit Of this than SIOO COO
respectfully Submitted. j. u HAAiILIuN
NdSiIVle, sept. 20. 1860. Chairman
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
UETNJCRED.

The following arc all the NsnIes we could
obtain: Dick Lewis aud bis brother of Waiver
ly; Mr. o L Battle, and q large family Of
negro servants-Iuen, women and children
This gentleman came from Georgia. and was
on bis way 10 his plantation In Wharton en-.
Nr Cdilette. first clerk; Mr. Curley second
en- ginee-; Mr. II While. pilot; s,.reu cabin
boys. all cogored; Bob. fireman. belonging To
Mr. Crawford; Mr. McJenkia. cabin passenger;
Mr. aud Mrs Geo Il Trabue, cabin passeng !;
Mr. and Mrs hurley. cabin passengers. Gal
seston; BIZ Fisher, OF Houston: Csc Patio,
third clerk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
WoodIaWn Races.

The races over the Woodlawn curse, Lou
isville, conclud, Saturday with q four mile
race, parse sI20G- Joe Stoner and laqt Daris
were entered, and ran. TIL nee was won
by jog Sfoner. The frat hea- ,yas won by
Nat in 7:4O. The second heat by Joe Ssone7
in 7:47; Hat being too lame to ruu another
heat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

MEDAL FOR THE I-.l-s. SFARs.-We saw yes.
terday hend cue silver medal, designed by
Mr.. a. J. RoBERfs, formerly of this city, and
intended az . present By him to the BELL
STARS of Murfreesboro'. The medal is bell
shaped, and has beautiful gold star in the
center. The medal will be put up mex: Sat
urday, we believe, as prize to be shot for.
Fortunate will be the winner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

Cap Forrest. slightly acaided. e 2
Vim Whitson. first engineer, leg broken
and arm -badIy hurt -----
McGarvey. mate, slightly scalded.
Nv Dryer. first pilot. slightly hurt. Z :
hr. Galloway. OF Georgia, foot slight $ in
jured.
Capi. Hall. of Cold Sprisgs, badly injured.
Aieek. third cook. belonging to the PLANT
estate, badly hurt.
Henry. fireman, Belonging TO Mr. Dwire.
Milton. assistant steward belonging to Mr..
! X Baker, hands and face scalded.
Jim and Garrison, sirikers belonging to
Cap'. Sterrett, badly hurt.
Ike, belonging to Ar. Jnhnson Of Boon
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
DIR. S. o. RlCHARDsoN,s
Sherry Mtiue gItters,
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.

JauRdice, Ftrer and Asue GeHeTuI De5iJi,y, aai 81
DISEASES arising rom a DiSoTJieTsd .Sg0uach
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

STRIDE OF THE HoGsE.--The Lond or FgeEd,
In reply to query, says: "The everal,e. ..ben
extended, is about twenty-iourt We sever
measured any above twenty-five feas. but
have heard Of twenty-six aud 5wentv-z wen
feet"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09
NOTlcEI
NEW BOgAs.
JUST RECEIVED 81
6 r E E N & G 0 ,
No, G Union Ntreft,

(5ohason 6 Ereanor.s Old Sandy
The Woman in " hite. BY Wilkie Collins
The Mother-in-law Tals Of Domestic Life. By Mrs.
Emml u. +. r, Solihworth.
Camille; or the laIniha Lady. BY Alex. Dumas.
Abe Household OF Bouverie the Elixir OF Gold a
Romance. BY southern Lady
Il en- sis. By Marion Harand, author Of 'sAlone, -
Hidden Path - ''MOss- Side, - &c
The Greatness and Decline of Csar's Berotteau From
the French of Honori De tSalzac
Wheat and Lsdres: An Anonymous Novel
The Via Sports OF India With remarks on the Breed
ing and Rearing of Horses, ETC.
The Eighth Commandment. By larles Resde.
The Sunny S,uth; or the Southerner at Home BY
Prot. > II. Ingfaham. OF Miss
narratives and adventures Of Travellers in Africa.
Lacour the Manufacture OF Liquors, Wines etc.
just received by GREEN & Co,
successors to Johnson & Treanor
oct6-tf. No. Union Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

PERRY DAVIS PAIN killer is ore of the thousand
ana one medical preparations put out on sale which
haH rare degree Of merit. Consequently, while
many other medicines sink into their primitive
insignihcance and forgotten, the Pain Killer is
perslstenty and successfully establishing its own last
ing reputation -Nohaics Valley Reqister.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

NESRANN0CK POTATOES.
200 barrels Northern Potatoes just received and for
sale by "A PARRISH * co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

FEEsa CcTs AND WoUNDs.-These are accidents which
all are subject to- more particularly the mechanics and
operators in actories. This class should never be
without Dr.. :. 4. Viewers Cerate It will relieve
sooner aud heal all such injuries quicker than any ar
tice ever made. BY having it by them for immediate
uss much time and suffering may be saved
Il is sold by medicine dealers generally
octI-d4wIm