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CITY NOTICES.

We call the attention of readers to BENZ. F.
Shields Co.'s large sale of silver-ware and other
fine goods. Sale tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, A. M
Ladies' sale at o'clock, P. H. at which time their
finest sett of jewelry will be sold and at night at
O'Clock, usual Now is the time for safe invest
lnents
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Rutherford Land for Sale.

WILL sell ny farm, tanning 100 The tras Easily
divides itself farms the North and South sides
stones River The improvements consisting Of dwelling house,
outhouSe ms cotton gn &C. equal county
convenience.
Terms very liberal. Interest psy Tor time the papers
being fixed upright Satesr County Bonds their would
very acceptable table residence in Muresborouxh
or Lebanon well improved would be received part payment
will sell with the farm thirty Negroes oxsth.
er with Mules, Cattle, Plantation Utensils, &c. &c.
ANY gentleman who desires purchase magnhceni farm on
advantageous will peaEe call and examine for
self keisr 70 Az LDsLET LUcfxN BRowN Of Nashville
sug7 '6O-tE2m BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal copy month in weekly and
this once for collection
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Nashville, Oct. 1, 1860.

In retiring nom the firm Of KIRKPATRICK, EEyINs &
co. return sincere thanks for the liberal patronag
slowed upon the house and recommend
partDer' worthy the continuance Of patronage
KIRKPATRICK,
O-t9-ln KlRKPATRICK.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1860.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau o.
the Sventh Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex
anime, and mark, award, for the best Family Sew
ing Machine find on exhibition the 'following ma
chimes in competition: The l. N. SINGER, WHEELST
& WILSON, A. B. HOWE, and the GROVER & BAKER
The first three named. although differing in con-
sruction and capacity still so far as the stitch is
concerned, all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch, each
using shuttle shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thread or thread used underneath is requr
ed to be respooed The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree of
satisfaction, but conceive from their construc-
tiOn operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
wide range Of requirements in machine for family
sewing, we find more fully combined in the GROVER
& BAKER-extent of capacity, simplicity of con-
structiOn, ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spOols without reminding; strength
of work, elacticity, durability and regularity of
stitch, and quietness of movement. We therefore
mark award to the GROVER & BAKER
JOHN HEROES, Chairman.
10. W. HORTON,
J. W. WILSON,
C. H. WHITE,
JAS A WOODS.
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
l.. 2. WILLIAMS
Secy State Agricultural Bureau
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Lnterfrom Washinntnn


WASHINGTON, Oct l3.-Private advices say Qua
dara had taken Guaymas and every other town ex-
cept Hermasillo where Pesguiera was terrifying for
a last desperate battle
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ELECTION RETURNS.

ELECTION RETURNS.
How the Ladies have Voted on the Sewing
Machine Question,
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines
obliged to pay E. Howe, Jr., fee for each Ma
chine sold, and are also compelled to make quarter
ly returns to him under oath, the number Sold his
books give correct statement of the actual number
disposed Of
He reports from January 1st up to November lst,
1859:
Wheeler & Wilson. p 306
UIO'CF ~ DdheF- " zoO
Showing a gain in favor of the Wheeler &
wilson Machine OF. Observation-Disclosures. .llOZ6
That's the way the ladies going ito man.
octl2d2w
am offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
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AIE offer for sale the place Coleman has LIVED
w since s55 and known the Rogers land, lying on
reno" Greek Dekon county Tenn parity the stage road
within one mile Of WiamsVille, and three miles Nash.
Wills and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant
hul part OF Tennessee Said land about two hundred
and ninety AeS-eghy cleared, and hy acres
good land to clear it lain good state Of cultivation,
oraole dwelling houses out houses ARo two good
orcards and several neVerng springs Of excellent water
wen Tin herd and can certainly be made Of the
abe teck farms n this sectisn Of country We promise
this land and will sell for cash inter
est Eo- further information call James MeNsy, who
said place, or the undersigned at FOEsrs Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN A BROTgRR
Sp29-H
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DIR. Hollands Celebrated
IN M " EIrl,rr


NKTILL sfectually Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun-
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases
and all diseases arising from isorered Liver
sch such Constipation Inward Piles Funes Of BOsd
Head Acdy OF the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
Food, Funess weight the Stomach, Fluctuations,
Sinking FuttsDg the Pit Of the Swimming
Head Hurredand Difficult Breathing, Futterng the
Choking eufocatng Sensations lying posture
Deficiency Of Precipitation, YelloWneas
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
den Rlushes Of Hest Burning In the FLESH Constant Iman
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propretor in calling the attention Of the public
preparations do with feeling Of the utmost confidence
adaptation the diseases for which
Of years trial before the American people, and rep
utaion and sale unrvasd by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given BY prominent and we'll
knOwn Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country IL
ally by proprietor and be had gratis any his Agents.
but satisfy the skeptcs that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLANDS BALSAmIC CORDIAL
Will longsanding Cold in short time Read the
following:
PHIADEGrH1A, Feb. l6, 1858.
DR. G. NJ. JAcKsoN-sir: had for time suffering
throat, and when recommended to Hoof
lands Basamic Ccrdis accordingly procured bottle and
happy TO state that half Of completely cured
unhesitangy recommend 1t to friends who may be sim
lsry afflicted, and deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, Abovs Coates
Prepared emily by O. NJ Jackson No 4ls Street.
Philadelphia and for sale Druggist and storekeepe through
United and Canada Price IS csntsper botts
o. J. WOOD, St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
Agents Retsed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS g. ". HEN
DERsH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; ]. B.
MATHEWS Edgehed J. @. D0RCH, South Nashville,
febII-ly
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A Good Farm for Sale.

Store Rooms for Rent.
1.-TWO Store Roos veil located to rent for the balance
a lotO Applyt5 BENZ. ?. SHIELDS & co.
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Effect of the ELECTIONS.

AUGUSTA Ga. Oct 1.-THE receipt of the election
news from Pennsylvania and Indiana has caused a
profound sensation among all parties. The Caro-
nians are mounting their hats with cOckades.
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TFNHE firm OF KIRKPATRICK, NEYINs 4 CO., was this
day desolved BY mutual VI Kirkpatrick hav.
Ing Withdrawn from the The business will still con-
I'm ued a. the old stand BY the remaining partners Nevns
Keith Brtler, under the styIe and arm Of
Nashville, Oct. 1, 1860.
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The Cation mnKement.

We have Compiled the following comparative statement of the
receipts Of Cotton the various ports since the k OF sepem
hark latest daes at this nhice:
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instruments.
RAINS, BROWN 81 CO.,

NO. 10 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Surgical and Dental instruments,
ELASTIC TRUSSES,
Medical Saddle Bags, Abdominal Sup.
pOrterS, shoulder Braces, and
DRUG GTST'S SUND RIE s
octll-u
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SAM. VANLEER & Co., Market Street. are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains
spDtS 1m
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Business Nnfice.

Business Notice.
TNNHB Subscribers having sold out their stock OF Goods to Mr.
A jenkins OF this cv. feel pleasure recommending him
to their former customers and bespeak for him continuance Of
the patronage literally bestowed Them knowing that his
business habits and thorough knowledge Of the Of The
community will nsble him to give entire satisfaction to for
merfriends and customer. NIOH0L, GREEN & GO.
Nashville Oct lst, 1860. oct5-a
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Col. JONI X. Howard and Gen. VIM A. QUARLEs
will address theiI fellow-citizens upon the issues Of
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YELLOW CORN.
Great Chances for Bargains.

III you want CHEAP great bargains in Residence and
Gardening Lots aend the sale OF lots By J.
GR W. Brown, on 9th OF October, At Buena Vista
Ferrv The ale il positive and without Persons
posed to examine Land previous 70 the sale viii please call
our ofce A = Cherry street, Major JosPR Weak.
SeDt26 6O-dfds L & " BROWN.
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Public Speaking.

A Il yArsALE Assistant EIector the Seventh Congress
SIGNAL District, ADDRESS citizens county
Pine October 23d
Hicks School House. y gath
NeCOmbs Mill. ...... 18th
perrys Camp Ground........... 18th
A division Of time allowed Octll
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both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEOR DIS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable extracts AID up
nGLASs GASES, air tight, and will keep any climate.
The Family CasI tAartic PILLS gen
tie but active Catharic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more -. than twenty years.
The constantly increasing u demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction
all express in regard their has induced place
them within the reach OF all. =
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAMILY Ca 81 e. THARTTC Pill Il.
mas with due reference to this we'll established FAC
been compounded from = variety Of the pursst Vege
table Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the
aimentary canal, and good and safe in all cag
es where Cathartic is n needed, such as De
rnngements OF the stomach, SIeePfs
ness, Pains in the e Back and LOf n 8,
COstiVeness, p aim and Soreness over
the whole cd y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected, - end in long Of Fe
yer Loss OF ApPe- = bite, q Creeping SEN
satfOn OF cold over z the body, Restless
ness headache or = weigh in the h cad,
all InflammatO FY - Diseases, Worms, In
Children Adults, RheumaIism, great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases 70 which
flesh is heir, to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Ca
thartIc Pills are stsie BY Druggists generally snt sold
wholesale By the trade Ia all the large
s.TW. sANFORD, MD.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, N. 7.
OIL WOOD CO.,
febl~.y ST. Louis, No.
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COMMON, MEDIUM
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO

By the quantity. Call and examine. at A Union
street.
OctI2-tf P&B j. W LANGLEY.
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cmrB KIND BY RAre-SoKRBIs CAss-On Sunday
poor lish woman, named Mary Copnor far advanced In
pregnancy, wa admitted TO De Hospital, and placed
In the waiting department. She attended BY enc q
the physeisfs attached to the institution and made tos-
rsby ocfosble The doctor the. retired for the n,ss,
sroUtiDg 70 call upon the patient ii 40 carly hour the
promised borTid spectacle met his view By tue al IA
OF the usfoyDA'e creature lay the dead body OF full
grown shd, with its uppe, lip, AMI about ali
Of lef foos eaten o. sppsresty BY Upon aaes.
toneg the unhappy mother respecting fate Of her
child doctor learned that during the usht shs ~as
seized With the pains Of abos aud gave birth csnd
Daring lhe night she felt something ike rA~ine
Abou, bed 10 the neEhcorhood q tue Spot WHARF
infant Jay, but che weak that sho unable
drive % the vermin She had idea, that
rats we're engaged In any mischief o:oer than proving
about the bed elss sbs would have called for hsp aud
II not until the following morning whan daylight ap
The remains Of the half eAiep intact enovcd 70 the
oead bosse on N,ncay, where u,or applying the as
fosAaAc est rhowp beyond oil doubt that the child
vas born alive Coroner Jack sofed OF the IL.
iI eu, owing 70 the extreme debility OF The mother the
mqner had to he postponed until weak. That wo
nan y aoor should Re allowed 10 remain uua,teaded, -
Mary Cossor Vas, and THAI rats should DO allowed 70
tramp into her bed and half deyour her child, seems
susnse neverneess tee acs ~ stated above are sue
without either oo'or, or exaegevSsiou We have sfsou
heard VI dead bodies depoaled puhtc institutions
having bern eaten BY rats, bat that live child sh ,Qd
have been permitted n have been devoursd "A IN sns
instance nsst revolving indeed. Verify the warden M
tie hOspta the doctor In attendance should DO he
70 eirict accountability for the Ices q this child
THs WASHINGTON Srnxm Honcms CAsH-rhe nques. In
ne ssse Of Dktrck Cordes the Swedish sailor who ied
Al the sew York Hospital from the effects Of lunx sso>
wound received NJ the Of Washington Carlisle
81 eb, " We III sstant, N hs haaaa u some pauc,
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Oar AIbAny csxrospoA dsnee.

ALBANY April o, 1850.
IL Do~k,vSs BiS M I'd &gnsd-7Ne Vetoed Aadissm
SrAaye cSty Rsl &C., DC.
Ten tbeusaDd oAnkrupS Of 1857 are on the anxious
seat awaiting The aaiou Of the Governor upon the ioso
vent bdl yet be has ocumuHiated hts views 10
the pabBs Whether he will legaixe tho act u a matter
Of oost sssre. He undoubtedly has serious doubts
wheAhss sasA sweeping law should passed. other
wise he voud not reflect upoo snoh = length Of tine
he compelled, during the sesston OF The gs arare 70
send in Tys bis Aftsr remaining in bis hands
Zen days After their passage through both sonses act
signed returned within that PERIOD thoa tho bills BE-
ooms laws nevertheless. The Bankrupt bill Vas seat
into tie Executive Chamber oni, day t-o previous
to the sdjourr consequently the Governor hal aos
toe Ten days for It, consideration The constitution IL
silent upon the subject OF s9ubg bills ater the ourn
nent; cosss quently several n his Excellercys pro-
deoessoys hsve ret regarded the ten days, out
have SeIsd bills weeks After the adjournment OF
Che Legislature Can Exclusive ppsessioa
bills Indefinite period after tho adjournment with
out sither gahsng the scts or refusing do sOf
co u for period OF more than ten days, he
for . period Of - many monthsY
The Aew Csy Hall Ma iiAoD Square bill, rs you
already aware, his EEceeacy refused TO sign. rhs
cttzeos Of New YORK will res BY this bill tho skful
movements q property holders around Madison square.
fbe Governor rightly that The Ia
Park are ample for the pfes-0t, and any additions
vac's TIE onvep'epaee be provided ct much Ices
eIpepse thsa ey woong some three millions no town,
two mles from the present location. This OF
1855 which THUG proposed 70 amend provided that
the Mayor and Board OF Supervisors should appoint three
ssd that the entire should $3.50
80 The bill which the Governor refused to sign was
hurried through with lightning speed. bos giving time for
pneIsrspoe% 10 sppeay from the city Il was Introduced
early April. Iassed the Senate the lth the House
en the lath the Adjour tok the l1th and
1c Governor vetoed IL 90 the 6th
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- ssssng heS runess, was osac,uled ycstardag3y
c~eou s,srn~. A ssnssr Il wsssssss v~s exaxassd.
- AsAs % Asn ssssS y knsv ssyshtsg assss ~ gar
TIE Paes ~, harpAy, 0vssawssd, WinAAns aAA Nos,
Cr'vssy 9vsssA - sssp,sisa, were srarssts1 wss
"a v1asse sst ~ lss&sr wsrs Enable v iasahfy tAsa
James RAy ssar<g hssas keeps, II Ne SOaris s>rss
James Fares hsardsd Il In As1ss q he tns e Ms ds
Guilty Thy were arrss>s4 - ssspsssaa Ne usraAS a1ss
Ne snrsy, ~ hksa 70 Ne Fist prssln Staoa
- wses ssbssQse.ty discharged n ossseQssass q ~
Inability Of sss Il IL vitasssas v ideaufy Aea. SistI
aad Srsh thee tppeare< from the city and have net
snoe bses neart e. fhe s~ddsa 6ght q shsss nes
dsoed ~ Jury % soxeve thaA They were u ssas way
Implicated IN the homicide, and tAey reaasre1 tas
osiv.d q ,se ~ t.y = Aot sot !: hs S..S. q s.n-
peSsos - pssssse uSknsva % The jury Furta~a sre.
We ssspsss haa wMtAA -, alias Ssss~ aaa Janes
Farrell are IN phcsfsA cther principals o. aeossories
70 bis SeAtA" Warrants issued fsr ne arrest N the
aeosse< md plassA ~ haaAs Il Ne First Prsens -
MOO for execsa II In uaderssseA hat bs<h SoSety aal
Farrell have ssss So he probability q Asr beng
arrested n decidedly I'm.
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Miscellaneous.

FAsrus, FAxAos on Rscoap-ehp Hertz wt,d, ns>sa,
owned BY DaniA fosrsAss HsS Of AS sy, reported Va
nsde the fsste pssssge frsn nAsand Ausras ever
ssssoprSAsd oy saiisS sAip-aaneIy. u days fro. The
Dovrs 70 Pst Philip Hesds, Aus~alA The Nsrta w,sd
ssA fro IL Downs nov IL rssohed Pert PAns Heads
g. Aad arrived at sydasy. nsw Jan r. This ne ~ was
built Tie ship yard Of Bell, Dsq. Kew York. ~
i04l ions reshser, and OF medium clipper build
TIE New Orleans Board Usdsr passed ssns
stringent regulators regard to usse Of vesse's who nay
tic Bahsms Banks Forils Rests
and Beys They have placed Cspk Nosos Heyt
vessel to cruise In that region ana reader asasse
tho, demand Of ths n,Atsrs distress fesw
>Avoe OF IL ssens OF The Board Of Key West NasA1
upon pain Of Of vessels woh hey nay
w,rds b sppslAteA-
FnH-The PisAy 1874 izs sAya:-assl
s -. r.: :, 's g a.
s e " [ :..ss : ss ~ S.,s
- hsra,hcs ~ Also froa oapt Ccsseu Of bark Orsys
fsscs ss fo ... spor. .s.s Se sop.s =: .
s oss slss % ne prss.sls f.s * Is
s,..e: VI ;:,sss Don iAls =: III Of
ne ~ u. o. ,ss ~. Il y IL % Ss
SPIN I'D bsocn ',ndss 1890 .evas :,ss Ne 's
.. e. Dr. & . al 4: ana as
s.s o. ne, ys - Dc .,s:s
OO. AodI . Ies..rd y. t.saslt might ). ..
bore And leaving eAr
Der fae ana With cad and painful Iusetstay
would 10 the fate OF the unfortunate they
hA1 tie IN the b0Aa Of bark
D. Avle from ths port 70 stAtes that
about ks latitude ard osRtsds ~ ~ Dec last
frechsneed and ~ post
sbe The wind and high and being close
rsefeA ors pAssod enough To b satisfied there
On board The wreck surHt 70 the edke and
he seA breaking deAden be Gro whos
trrvas hswever 10 freak cut n Capt
kept he vessel before tia wind for time limiting
might re beats from he wreck 70 ard He
PROBABLE tbs vessel might have boon sr,ok BY lhsniug
- - bad heavy lightning sndor for
nrce days previous ard u e OF pAsng hs wreck The
following 1a OF he o6oers and nssSg a he 81 Pa
Waahbnrn TAes wife saa Of rAomass,1 Ne,
w Grant Let ohcsr OF Rockssd No OAAs spear ~ o0cee,
O. Dss KcserA uswsrA unknown; qabsie, Rcxers c:ok
O. Bosoa; 0rmh Peter Callaa1, Joen Bsst.A Aa3ei
fupA Gee RobhsoA JcAa CsAd Geo Harris Robs Fry rhn-
Aes farck Henry BakW jobs noaey, Jssspk Morris Jsan
DevS apa Chas Cook ssansa AL vnkAowH saspsnts name
unknown
90 lNh ~ 10 net fer ard and to vesses bald n re
about lower her whea eta end P9 broke So
80 fell down The Andrew Brown ~ ~ nafssen ss
70 pteoes and lost her bat
ecBR BAsvAsp Gre~u froa AlsxaaArA- WIN oaryo o.
snal, bound 10 York, ssssre eqsan osAsa Wous
prcsbly 10 got or Ut hsh wrssr last sishA
scsR MARIE Eusssrsss which sane< ffo~ Portland lon
for PhisdslpbA 1iss hvtsg bees a~oe aosc
wH. ~A frsw pert 81 sArso q paAsE 49, isa~ss
snekAly.
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