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HO FOR GAIIATIN-The Accommodation IRAN
will leave in the morning for Galiatin at seven
o'clock, and return leaving Gallatin at five O'Clock
in the evening. This will afford all who desire TO
attend the Democratic Mass Meeting at that place
tomorrow an opportunity to do so.
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Breckinridge state Committee.

BANGOR Ne. October 2.-The Breckenridge State
Committee assembled here to-day to nominate an
electoral ticket and organize the regular Democrat
ic party of the State. large portion of the state
was represented. Resolutions were adopted indors-
ing Mr.. Buchanan's administration, repudiating the
Squatter Sovereignty doctrine of Douglas, &c.
full electoral ticket was nominated.
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A CmumEss WOMAN ATTEMPTS TIE THEFT OF A
CHun-In Worcester, Mass, on the 22d ult. Mr..
JAMES BANGS of Boston missed his little son, and
after long search it was found by officer in
company with tall, wel-dressed lady, who claimed
him as her own. She finally confessed that she had
no children Of her own, but wanted a pretty one,
and so had taken this The father kindly fOrebOre
TO prosecute her.
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SUNDAY SCHooI. COSvENTIoN.-The Sunday School
Convention of the Tennessee Conference met at the
McKendree Church in this city yesterday. There is
very large delegation in attendance and much in
terest is felt in the objects Of the convention The
convention will be in session again to-day. Tonight
a number of addresses will be delivered, and the
public are respectfully invited to be present.
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Specch of John M. Bolts.

RICHMOND, Va, October John NJ. Bolts made a
speech last evening four hours long. He took sub
stantiay the same grounds as II. Winter Davis, de
claring for Bell and Everett but opposition, at all
hazards to the Democracy. He denounced seces-
sion declaring that should it be attempted, 800 OOO
volunteers would rush to the rescue without calling
upon a single free State.
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ANNUAL ADDRESS TO THE GRAND LODGE OF Ten
NzssEE-The annual address to the Grand Lodge of
Tennessee Will be delivered this afternoon at three
O'Clock BY the Rev. THOs. TAYLOR, at the Concert
Hall of the Masonic Temple A cordial invitation
u extended by the Grand Lodge to the citizens of
Nashville and to the ladies particularly to be pres
ent on this Occaion.
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BEN. Jennings. a free negro, was arrested III
Memphis the other day for being in the state CON
trary to law BEN through his counsel, stated tha'
he was native Of Bermuda and a British subject
and that Lord Lyons had once before certified 10
that fact lie was given twenty days to leave the
State.
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| BAD Stnte of Affair.".

ALBANY Oct 2-Three or four murderers are at
present in the Jail here, charged with brutal muir
ders Judge Gould to-day declined to try any Of
these cases. The reason is that under the bungling
unsatisfactory law passed last winter conviction in
these cases is impossible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-04

A LITTLE GIRLS RETORT.-Two or three weeks
since little girl Of five summers des ired to serve
vegetable which stood before her on public table.
NAV give you some ?" she asked turning to a
lady near her. The lady, who was an invalid, smil
ingiy replied. NO dear; my mamma dOsn't allow
me any," Then" said the child, Il will help some
hndu who hasn't any mammal
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Pope Plus IX has granted particular Jubilee to
the Sisters of Charity throughout the world in con-
sequence Of the two hundreth anniversary OF the
glorious death of St Vincent de Paul their founder
The Jubilee will be celebrated in all the chapels con-
nected with hospitals under their charge, and will
lsst three weeks.
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uer.chel v. Iohn,on In CincinnatI.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2-Ex- Governor H. V. johnson
addressed the Democracy in the Sixth street market
house last night He advocated the principles OF
non-intervention Republican asked whether he
considered LincOlns election sufficient cause for a
dissolution of the Union, to which he replied en-
phatically, "No!'
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JAMES Waller. ESQ.-The Louisville Courier OF
Yesterday saws: We understand that the venerable
father of Gen WY WALLER is at present in this city
on a visit to a daughter who is the wife OF one OF
oucmost respected citizens.
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DETROIT, Oct. 2-The election for Legislative and
local offices of the Upper Peninsula held on the
18th ult 1t resulted in the election of the entire
Democratic ticket in Mackinac, Chippewa. Hough-
ton and Marquette counties. Joseph Coulter was
elected Senator. 4 Democratic gain.
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There is now a continuous chain Of railroads
from Bangor Maine, to New Orleans, composed OF
eighteen independent roads, consisting in the aggre
gate. Of 49, miles of road and costing 5O364oS4
or nearly onetenth of the whole railway system m
the -nitcl Statrs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN NASHVILLE.

Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of Kentucky. by invi-
tation, will address the Democracy of Nashville
and Davidson county at the corner of Broad and
Market streets, on Saturday night October 9Th.
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Office of exhibition and sale Of the GROVER
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46Public Square Nash
vile, Tennessee. H. H. bRoCKwAi'
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER * BAKER Pa
tent for :he State of Tennessee. If
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Vro. H,rros ard PeVtOn

The following list Of appointments has been agreed upon oy
the Hon. BAILEY PEYToN Hon LAEDoN c. HAYNES cSndl
dates for Elecor for the STATE large which times and places
they will be pleased to meet address the people Will e
seen that number counties have been omitted THIS was m
avodabIe, owing to the want Of time.
NASHVILLE. August 18th, 1860 o.,- ,
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EIection of SeIectmen.

New HAVEN, Oct. 2.-The town elections for the
choice of Selectmen who are inspectors OF cleo
TONS took place in most of the towns in this State
to-day Twenty-fOur of the twenty-elght towns
heard from elected Republican town officers.
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THOMAS Francis, the Penobscot Indian who engag-
ed to run five miles in twenty-eight minutes on the
Agricultural Race Course at Lewiston. Ne, made
the attempt on the 22d ult., in the presence Of a
large number of spectators. He did not hardly
come up to his promise, but ran the five miles in IS
min. sec, feat requiring an extraordinary amount
Of endurance.
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1t is runored that. in order to silence all cavH-
and settle the great question. Who shall open the
ball with the Prince =. in New York, the Committee
have properly awarded that much coveted honor
To TIE oldest lIdV ia the room
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CHARLESTON Oct 1.-The for three days were
prices ranging from to I cents The market
generally unchanged. ~
MOBILE Oct Isaes to-day 200 bales. MiddliDgs
at ga GEMS. The market quiet.
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SAM. VAx1EER Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
spntS-2m
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Proyisions and Hogs.



In provisions the disposition seemed to be to submit to lower
doing, would induce orders 10 come
into MARKET limited extent 1t produced the desired
effect and as the close reduced 10 very low
Mint holders showed frner feeling slight advance
but demand being exclusively reta
buyes were not make purchases The inquiry has
heen confined wholly to Mess Pork closing with fair
demand at SS The activity displayed in the demand for new
Mess TO be delivered during December and January Tor which
Si66 so paid has prevented further decline IN
old Buyers Of Green Meats have not eXoed 30 Gcn
anxiety to take hold packers willing to make sales at
So ~ and CSC Shoulders, Sites and HAMS but those
figures are higher buyers wish to at present. but the oe
rtons have light During the entire week there has been
INQUIRY English Meat and several large sales
were effected Of sprngng the price OF hogs the figures
At which made have been kept remarkably quiet
demand is 99gc for clear mdoes, czc Ior NnIn-
berlsnd Cuts and s5sc for long Mindless rib in The only
sales we heard lot OF 400 boxes long Mddes at 8c
and Cumberland at egg The demand Tor new Lard IS
very large packages and lOc loose The sales fo the
week have nearly 2OO packages At O and small lot
Saturday 1896 this considered shade aoeve the mar
ket. 49, -
As natural consequence this condition Of the provision
t would cause dealers Hogs to look about themselves and
preyen IL possible the market, which the orep2rt
Of the gave strong indication Of few small lots were
pite freely offered at sc net delivery But
offering much Of the appearance OF an attempt dry the
market to warrant this time giving the real condition
ton of the market any during the week There be
doubt however when say hogs exceedingly dull
and prics nominal but sellers look for better prices
about TIE middle OF November hence only those lots
were m the that could not be held much longer
been rumoed around that large sales have been
TO Cincinnati packers but particularly those put
nm for the English Market and that house had taken nearly
1900 to be delivered November and December, at sc SC
100 those averaging 200 pounds but from
the best information obtain the report can not bere
lied upon At OF the week 500 sold at 50 81 100
delivered during November al Tch price hey
day Of LOCO delivered the first twenty
days November sc per GENITAL not for those averaging
200 pounds. o.
INIT the larger portion holders contend far &C. The
curry for sides limited They are firmly held at llc
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From Now YORK.

NEW YORK Oct 2-The Tammany Congressional
Conventions nominated John w. Chandler in the
Fifth District and Adolph Wolfe in the Seventh.
Unpleasant rumors circulated yesterday,
touching one of our city banks. The Directors at
tempted to remove the Presidest, but instead OF
yielding he demanded an increase of salary as a
condition of remaining.
The races announced to come off to-day on the
Fashion Course are postponed till Thursday.
1t is announced to-day that the Directors of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad have resolved to
pay no dividend at present.
The Directors of the Artizans Bank have applied
for Receiver. The highest bid for its shares day
was ten dollars A statement of its affairs shows
liabilities including capital stock, of S175S,0O as
sett 81 75S, 900 circulation S95 000 fully secured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-04

an American traveller run large invoice OF
valuable cigars into England by putting them IN
box. under a false bottom, with rattlesnakes or top
The custom officials did not wish to investigate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-04

Madam LITTLE has been featuring at Lewisburg
on the subject of phrenology and the editor Of the
Lewisburg Messenger says he has had his ideas
brushed up not a little by her lectures.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-04

4 LARGE CONTRAcr-The American Bank Note
Company. New York, has sent corps of artists,
equipped with presses and the necessary apparatus
for completing the order of the Bank of St Peters
burg, which goes into operation soon as these
details shall have been arranged, with capital Of
$4,000 600 sterling The bill Of the Bank Note Com
pany will be nearly 100000 a handsome compl-
ment TO American skill
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Great Chance, for Bargains.

IF you cheap homes great bargains IN Residence and
& r. W BROWN ON 9th OF October, At BuenA Vista
Ferry The le is positive without Persons dis
s5 "a in M Land prevou the sale will please call st
our ofoe az Cherry street. Major JOsERH WozK
1853 $50 - as5s L r W CROWN
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST Mason NTHE UNITED STATES.
The Alexandria Gazette OF the 22d ult.. announces
the death of an aged citizen, Mr.. JOHN SHAKES and
adds:
Mr. Shakes was one of the oldest citizens of the
town of Alexandria. He was born in Kent county,
Nd on the goth of October, HI and wanted,
therefore exactly one month of being IS years of
age Having lost his father while yet an infant, in
consequence of exposure in the camp of revolution,
be removed with his mother to Philadelphia, where
he resided during a portion of the Presidency of
Gen. Washington, occupying house in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the residence of that uStrous chief
He served an apprenticeship at the brush making
business in Baltimore and Immediately on attaining
his majority attached himself to the Masonic Order,
of which he continued very active member for
sixty-ve years being at the period of his death the
oldest Freemasou, probably, in the United States.
Mr.. Shakes removed to Alexandria in 1901, and
since that time has constantly resided here. He
filled for many years several offices of public trust
and was generally beloved and respected by those
who came in contact with him.
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A good many years ago Massachusetts man was
elected TO the office Of Lieutenant Governor. When
the fact Of his election was announced he was call
ed upon for speech. lie proceeded to acknowledge
the honor in very handsome terms and added that
he had no doubt he should make good Lieutenant
Governor that the office he had always held
IN his OtoH house.
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Later frem Pike,s Peak.

Sr. JOSEPH, Oct. 2.-Denver City dates to the 18th
September are received.
The Express only brought little over $1,000 in
dust, but much more in the hands of passengers
The coach met an officer with Gordon, the murder
err 100 miles this side of Denver. 1t is thought he
will be taken from the hands of the officer before
reaching the city and and hung.
The citizens of Denver met in mass convention on
the 23d and adopted Provisional Government.
under which they hope in future to enjoy all the
blessing good Government could afford.
The election of officers for the ensuing six months
was to have been held September 20.
A chunk of gold weighing Sl9l is reported to
have been taken from the American Gulch on the
head waters of Blue River. The said gulch bids
fair to rival the celebrated Georgia Gulch, in the
same neighborhood.
A new silver mine has been discovered on the d.
vidng ridge between the Arkansas and Platte, which
assays very rich.
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TFFE TTOTHER-IN-LAW. By Mrs. sOuTHwoRTH,
author Of Ths Haunted Homestead" LADY Of the Isle"
&c &c Complete in Volume. Price 81 25.
LANGUAGE WITHOUT A MASTER French,
Latin Spanish, Italian and German Languages without
master Any all Of these Languages BE- learned
BY any one without teacher. with the aid Of this book
Price SI25. For sale in Nashville by
JOHN YORK & Co.,
sep.30 No. % Union street.
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The GAINESVILLE ,Iefersonap states that twcntyfour
mics of the railroad from that place towards Mem
phis have been completed and put in running order
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UT Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established tAc Standard Medcne Known
and approved by all that have lsed it. and is re-
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which II
II has cured Thousands e within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose must be adapted > to the temperament OF the
Individual taking it, and US ed in such quantities as to
act gently on the Bowels e
use Of the Liver IN = IViGORATOiS, and it
viii cure Liver Conn = plants, Bilious At
saGEs Siainns' Oi DTssnTea
rr, DTOpsy, Sour = stomach, EIa bituaI
COstiVeness, ChOI- Iic, Cholera, ChOIe-
"a mOrbuS. cholera Infantum, Flatu.
Hence, ] a undicesI - Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = eessfully as an Ordinas
nv Family medi-. - lcines 1t will cure SICK
III A ID A H e, Gas > Thousands can testify, in
twenty minutes, if = two three Tea
sPOOnfuls are TAX = en- at the eommsnesmsnt OF
Ali whOuse itare giving their mOny
MIX water in the mouth Wit InvgOrstOr and swallow
al Also o. SANFORD!S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded pure vegetable and put
nGLAss CASES. tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca GAartlc PILLS a gen
lie but active Cathartc (which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing " demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the Subtraction which
ali express regard their has induced TO place
The Profession know that different catharic' act
on The SsH F4mRT fly CA.a THARTIC PILL
has with reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from . variety Of the pursst Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
aIimentsry canal, and = good and safe in all cas-
es where a Cathsrtic is = needed, such ID e .
Fangements OF the stomach, 81 p 4 =
ness, Pains i'm the e Back and l. o 4 ;,
COsIivemeSs, Pal n and Soreness over
the whole 90 y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected, end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of APPe- = lite, Creeping SEN
satiOn OF Cold over = the body, Restless.
ness, Headache, or weight in the n ead,
all InflammatO - Diseases, Worms, in
children or Adults RheumaIism, great
Purifier Of the Blood = and many diseases to which
f0sh is HEIR too numerous to mention in this advertise
ment Desc, ! to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOratOr and Family Ca
thartfc Pills taied by Druggists generally and sold
wholeEsle BY the trade ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, N. 7.
o.. J. WOOD CO.,
feb1>, st. Louis, No.
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Hnnse fnr Rnnf-

ON corner Of Cherry and Gay for the balance Of the
Z suitable FOR Boarding House Apply on the premises
No. ia ePSo-d
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The LouigyiIe Courier Of the evening Of the ID nays

Mess Pork continues dull with inquiry, and continue to
quote at S9 in lots to ELI orders Bacon rather
weaker and opened at adecne Of &c all round the
Tor clear Rib and for Clear At the declined price
there was good and the transactions to-day reached
nearly 100 hhds plantation ORDERS Hams are firm with
good demand plain canvassed Lard is frm with
small demand to AL orders at l35ze.
For market continues dull and packers are not ms
posed to prefer waiting uut the slaugherng season
Commences Dealers IS gross which the price that
have The general opinion
OF packers prices wrue higher and in view Of THIS
fact they disposed to buy We quote the market very
duI & groHs, wit sellers than buyers.
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LOOKOUT MoUNTAIN.-A correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury, writing from this famous sum-
mer resort neor Chattanooga. says: Such has been
the great increase of visitors to the mountain this
season, the hotel and all the cottages having been
filled to overlooking, that it is proposed to get up
Stock Company "a charter having already been
granted by the Legislature of Tennessee for this pur
pose) and build a large magnificent hotel on the
point, to hold about five hundred people, and also
to erect iron vernandah cottages This is what the
great attraction of the mountain demands, as the
air is as salubrious that of the island of Madeira
no dew falling at night and for health and pleasure
it cannot be equaIed by any summer resort North
or South"
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sworn Testimony.

February 6, 1853.
WM E. HAsAN Troy, N. Y.-DeGr Sir: Having used your
Hair Coorng Restorative, and having been much pleased
with it. pleasure in making the following statement From
the h Of sickness when abOu. eighteen
Of age my turning grey, and continued
grow until &c became perfectly aCAts being very harsh and
coarse Last reached fifty third when was
induced By friend purchase tEObottles Of Hemets Hair
COorng prepared by yod Icommenced using according TO
directions and t days aods surprised 70 ind that
nv hair outward turning back 70 its orig nal
color 1t 50 continued grow until truly brown and
glossy bef 10 youthful days. and g 0o Jy
restored 20 its original color. MYLA SEAMAN
Essex Co.. s Myls Seaman before me and was duly
sworn and says true, this 9Th day OF
February, 1858. JOEL l. POT1Eks Justice OF the Fe.Se
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Price ffty centsa bottle. Sold everywhere.
HAGAN CO., ProPristoTs, Troy, Z.
sep2-dkwim
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ELEANOR McHENRY,
The I.TeaG English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
p-o,ec,.. O. N Letters.
iHy Royal os$& sfsSo Patent

Prepared from prescription Of Sir : ozGroe H. d. Ply
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This invaluable medicine is unfsng in the Of those
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subject 1t moderaes all and all obGucsns
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To Married Ladies
1t peculiarly suited. It Will, short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
bottle price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counteTfeits.
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken By females during tas
FIRST THREE H0HTHS Of Pregnancy, they sursto
bring Miscarriage but ut other time they are sGIS.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain IN e
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Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills viii effect
all other have failed and although Poweut
do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or anything
the constitution. s,h
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package WHICH
should be carefully preserved 90.
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N8SIOO and six postage stamps enei eS liz - %
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