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arrival of steamerFuItOn.

NEw YORK, Oct. 3l-The steamer Fulton has ar
! rived here
The steamer Edinburgh arrived out
An insane attempted to shoot the Queen Of
| Spain.
| Garibaldis Minister at Naples has resigned
The departure of additional French troops for
Rome is suspended for the present.
Hobbs the famous Locksmith is returning to
America
| Sheridan Knowles, the suthor was lost IN the
| Arctic on voyage from Hull to COOnstadt.
The Notifications at Cherbourg and Algiers are
| TO be strengthened
a number of steel cased frigates are to be built
| for France
The garrison at Marseilles is to be reinforced.
The French fleet is to be recalled from Naples.
Syrian adviees say that the French have estab-
1ished provisional municipality at Deirial, Kam-
mer, and reinstated the Christians.
PARIs-FlouP is higher.
China advices report the ship Isaac Bell totally
wrecked. The crew was saved
MELBOURNE Aug. 5.--Trade is worse
The French mail steamer Profits has been seized
at Naples.
Constantinope kilograms announce the burning of
% sOops.
Garibaldis ministry and the Pro Dictator at Ma
pies have resigned.
The departure of additional French troops for
Rome is postponed.
From baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.-Josiah Lee & Co. have made
an assignment. Appleton Co. have closed doors.
Other stock dealers have also suspended
From Nebraska.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.-Full Nebraska returns elect
Daily (Republican) Delegate to Congress by III
majority.
From Boston.
BosToN, Oct. 3l.-The steamer Arabia sailed to-
day for Liverpool. She took no specie.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3L-The river is falling with
4 feet inches water n the canal.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK As4GUFACTO
Fassett & Crossman,

NO. 81 MAREETSZREET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
RnufaCturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS KIEDsoF
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BON NET BOXES
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.s &c,
n EsIRE call the attention of all those any
thing in line Wholesale retsil) 20 examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere confident that
sell low other house in the city Our stock Of
manufacture and made Of the best materials and By
first All must admit the wisdom of buying work
made home, preference buying that made at the East
pressly for jobbng.
We especially invite the attention OF the LadiestooI
PAT NT TRUNK FOR LA les .
1t has compartments for Bonnes Dresses Psrasols, Brushes
and a proof compartment for Sponges, OILS, &C.
All kinds Of Trunks made order, repaired
rnotce. Give cali at 81 Market street, doori
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g THANKsG1TINo.-I will be seen by his paOclama
ton in another column, that Gov. HARRIS has set
apart Thursday, the 29th INST, to be observed as
day of thanksgiving by the people in tins State.
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Market Repor1s.

CHARLEsroN Oct e9-sales erection to day 1000 bales at
prices ranging from ~ to scnts The market quiet
firm.
MOBILE Oct Co. OF cotton day $500 bales Mid
dngs IU5< 20 Il cents The is in favor OF buyers.
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Hood EROnI

To all suffering from consumption, inc pent confirmed
from debility Of kind; from mental prosaon,
brought any cause from COMPLAINTS or from
deaseso the kidneys bladder ladies suffering any Of
the many distressing complaints their liable which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
Is offered certain reliable remedy Differing in every
particular from the p7ent medicines Of the day, ehemiea
combination Of ICON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHOROUS
great WORTH and hundreds bear glad grateful
Hstimony TO the benefits it has Conferred on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK, are the
sole pr5poTs Of the article, and have In consequence OF
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of
wrapper red yellow and increased the bottle
to ounces, Be cautious in buying to that the
sme Of their signature the outside Of the wrapper as ali
others counterfeit. u. J. WOOD & co st. Louis,
oeti9-h Wholesale Agents for the West.
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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.
septS- pm
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Attention., Rreckinridge Rangers.

You are hereby requested 10 meet at the Armory
tonight full attendance is requested as bust
ness of Importance will come before the company.
By order of the Captain. J. l. SLOAN, o. S.
No I
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DIR. EatOn's InfuntiIe Cordial, for Child.
rem Teethings

rem Teethings
Il narcotic to ul sleep and perhaps to death your su
teTng precious ones-but reliable certain remedy for
the ills Of nfantle life twill soften gums reduce in
tsmmaon and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
process at the period CT ehng It works like
healthy sleep to the little sufferer and grateful rest to
me Waried IL does not conspate the bowels because
contains NO A0RPHZNE OF cpists Of any hind sct
We are fully warranted in stating be any other
preparation for inane complaints this before the pub
lie, bat quick and aag remedy for Diarrh9 Dis
estsr, aad SaD1er C0'zp1int. Also, for Wind Colic
spasmodic Mothers should always b. them in cases OF
Co1ssns especially when they purpose giving their children
OF the other old fashioned narcotics day. exeedngv
liable to bring these fits Be use none hut d.
Eatons Infantile Cordial this only you rely on
Soidby CHURCH & DUPONT.
Sole PROJECTORS, 400 Broadway. New York
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LADIES Auction SAuE.-This morning at 10 o'clock
that large stockof China, Bohemian, Cut Glass Sill.
yer Ware 6c., at Cain & Cornelius Block, Church
Street will be sold at auction without reserve.
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Foreign CONTRIBUTED

LrvRRPoOL Oct I7-Cosn sales Of Wednesday 5000 bales
Of which SPECTATORS and exporters took SEQ baeI closing firm;
Beadstuns frmi Flour quiet Provisions dn COnsOs s29
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From Kansas Territory.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. 3O.-The Times of this city
has information from Southern Kansas that sixty
dragons, under Capt. Sturgis, accompanied by In
dian agent, Cowan, had been driving the settlers
from what is known as Cherokee Natural Land.
The Times correspondent states that seyenty-four
houses had been burned and the occupants turned
out Much excitement prevailed in Southern Kan
sas but it is thought the statements are greatly
aggerated.
A meeting of the citizens of this county was held
last evening, to devise for the general relief
of the sufferers in the Territory. A committee was,
appointed to solicit immediate aid from the East.
A committee also appointed TO act IN concert
with other counties in the matter, and call has
been issued for conference at Lawrence on the
Attn of November.
The river at this point is exceedingly low and
navigation difficult
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WANTED-A gentleman, business man, &c, want
ed as partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness with 81 600 cash He must be as above. Ad-
dres ROBERT,
octI6-dIm Post Office
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Jzs-Call and try JOHN WHoELEr's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nash
vile. a large assortment on hand and sale at very
low Drioes
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RESTORING TRE ]


NEAEY since the great discovery Prof. Wood,
va tempted not only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, have
forced to leave the field 20 its rsses sway Bead the follow
ing:-
PROT. o. J. WOOD Co.: Gens-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and hyou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are S is it fact Of my habaton and name, stated in
second, Is it true Of all therein contained
third, my still continue be good order and Of
color! all invariAby,yes. Ny
har even better ta IN any stage Oh my NE lr ior years
past soft. thrifty and better cooed the true Of
my whker and the ony Why it is not generally true
that the substance washed OF by frequent sbluton Of the
face when il used by wpng the face ia close
with the wkes the result will follow the hair
in therecept Of great many letters from all parts
og New England, asking II hair still continues to be
good as there is much manufacture Of
compounds well this it has doubt been bssey
Initiated and been used not only good effect but
absolute injury have not uSed Of restorative Of any
months and yet my hair good ever
hundre have examined with surprise, as now 81 years
old gray hair in head face and to prove
you lock Of my hair taken OF the past
received your favor CT two quart bottles last for
which very grateful gave it to friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, many were skepteal until after trial.
and then purchased and used with universal wilt
ask "a favor that you send ne ast BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold By many fear without author
y from from article will insure and
believe where gosd effects do not follow, the failure caused
by the impure arcle the inventor Of the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep Apprsed OF the
my hair, all who inquire Of Of my
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear sr
yours, A. q. RAYMOND.
AARoE's RuS. KY, Nov. 80, 1855
The Restorative is put in bottles Of three szes viz lage
medium, ard SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold least twenty per
proportion than the SMALL etas for 81 per bottles the large
a6ottle q. ]. Wood q Co Prsprietors "a Broadway
New York. ia Market street, ST. Louis No. and sold all
Even, PeadletOn & Co., and rstaIed BY every Drug.
house in the United States. febIl-ly
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PHOTOGRAPHS


The only true likeness of Mr.. YAxCEY is on exhibit
ton at GERS Gallery, being the only Gallery Mr.,
Y4NCEY visited in this city. Copies for sale.
Oct 3l-3t
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stock for sale.

JOIN WHoELEY, 80 South Market Street, offers
for sale SIT, 900 l0orth of Stock Call and see him,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drak, Glossy, and

DFak, Glossy and
LuxuriaRt Hair!
HOW!
b using Hsmssrests Lsi1sitd5s Restorative Don't use
anything else on your Head.
Price 5oc and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere. Fe
W. E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietsfs Troy, n. Y.
Ses an advertisement headed,
saYOU LOOK IN VAIN"
oct25-Iydtv&w
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SrEANRoIT NEws.-Capt J. a. Frazier has pur-
chased the steamer Genwood, for which he paid
s., OOO and intend putting her IN the Nashville and
Cincinnati trade He viii leave Cincinnati for this
place with the first rise in the river.
Capt. P. K. BAEcAY is building new packet for
the Nashville and Cincinnati trade The Cincinnati
Commercial says she viii he fully completed within
twenty days She is the most roomy freight steam
er in the trade while her cabin Is exceedingly neat
and will be furnished in the very best style.
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From Boston.

BOsTON Oct 30-Sothworth Burns, a leading mer-
chant and well-1nown citizen of Plymouth, commit
ted suicide yesterday by drowning. Cause-mental
depression.
1t is reported that mackerel schooner, of Glou-
cester, was recently run down by steamer in a
dense fog near Cape Canso, and after floating two
days water,logged, seven of the crew were washed
overheard. The remaining nine took boat which
capsized, and two men were devoured by sharks,
the remaining seven recovered the boat when two
more died of exhaustion. The survivors were re-
ceived by a Portuguese vessel and carried to St.
Domingo, where the American Consul treated
them kindly, and would send them home. No names
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THEATRE-Mlss MAGGm MiTcHELL-1iiss MAGGIE
MITCHELL has hitherto played to excellent houses,
as has been the case wherever We have met with
her. tits true that fe pieces she plays in are not
such to satisfy the high behests of critical
cAnOns, but then they areof class which do not
pretend to anything Of the kind They undertake
to amuse, and to keep an audience in a good
humor, and to wage Esr with the blue devils
which they do most successfully; and what
more can be said People go to be amused and
they get what they go for. Que Uoilez UOuS
Stilted tragedies and elevated comedies of the bag
wig school undertake TO elevate the Imagination,
refine the sentiments and to do variety of other
fine things, which nine times out of ten they fail of
accomplishing and only succeed in sending home
bored audience yawning to their beds. So UiUe Ia
bdgate1e vios Maggie Mitchell! 1t must be poor
play, indeed which fails to attract with her pretty
face and jaunty figure in it. glance of her eye is
a comedy in itself, and her merry laugh is of the
very essence Of farce So CO. and forget all about
hard times and Black Republicans and notes in bank
to meet and all other cares in the happy viVacity
Of the pet comedienne of the American stage,
remembering that after ALL to enjoy is better than
70 critieise. r.srE
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Severe STORM.

ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 3O-By the Pony Express this
morning we have advices from Juesburg, 450 miles
from here, of one of the most severe storm that
was ever known on the plains at any season of the
year. On the 10Th 1t blew hurricane, accompa-
MED by hail. until three O'Clock p NJ. when heavy
snow storm set in, the weather rapidly growing cold.
Immigrant trains line thatstation every side their
cattle suffering more than in mid winter. 1t was
thought emigrants below and above Julesburg
would also suffer severely, and great loss would
ensue. The pony was detained five hours in con-
sequence. 1t is blowing here furiousy and has the
appearance of snow and growing cold
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Notice.

COMMITTED to jail in this county, man. who says
that his is solomon and belongs to SOLOMON DA-
WIS Richmond, Virginia, about thirty old, about five feet
six inches high will weigh about I5 $50 pounds
vely full breast and Of dark color The owner requested to
come forward and prove his property and expenses
V. WALKER, sheriff OF
October 49, 6O-w3t-prs fee So Dickson County, Tenn
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Don't forget the entertainment of the Washington
Dramatic Club at Harmonic Hall tonight.
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JoHy WILKINSON AND THE "LosT SHEEP OF ISRAEL.
According to the Memphis appeal. JoHN WHKER-
son. the well known auctioneer connected with the
house of MoNsARRAT. DUPREE & CO-fof Memphis,
enjoys a good joke exceedingly when he can turn
the point upon some else, but his ready wit
rarely allows him to be the subject Of one. JoHN,
like other men, was boy, and like other boys
did some funny things. and in illustration of this
fact. the Appeal clips the following anecdote of him
from a late number Of the Searcy Eiy's;
John Wilkerson, the noted auctiOneer, better
known as 'long John always distinguished
for his ungovernable disposition ITO speak out in
meeting" When he quite juvenile and had
been successful at school. his father. as a reward
for his Iabors, gave him two lambs. In a few days
Johns sheep went astray, and on the following Sab
bafh as usual. John went TO church. The country
Darson discoursed at great length about the lost
theep of Israel" His continued and oft repeated
aIusions 20 those "lOs sheep, excited John beyond
IN measure, he could contain himself longer,
and rising in his place, exclaimed Look here, old
fellow. them's my sheep, if they've got bob tails
IN be burned il they amt"
That anecdote has been told on quite number OF
persons. and is most probably much older than
Jo#E TWHKERsoN.
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BLOOD FOOD
SANFORD'S
Liver InV1EOrRtor,
NEVER nrRTTUTATES


ET ts compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fac standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have lSed il, and
70 with confidence In all the disease which il
1t has cured THOUSANDS 3 within the last two years
who had given Up all hopes OF relief a. the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my :. possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking il, and g ed in such quantities
set gently the Bowels. =
use Of the Liver IN = ViGORaTOR, and it
will cure Liver Com. g plants, BiIfOus Ats
tacks, Dyspepsia - Chronic DiarrhOoa
s u m m r C - plants, Dysenfe.
Fl, DrOpsy, Som Stomach, Ha bisaaI
ra VI or bus. Oh Olera IHfantum, FIafu-
lence, n u n d ice. ~ Female Weakness
ess and may be used sue = cessfnlly a. an Ordtnas
~ Family Medi. u cine. It will cure SICK
HI e ID A H f, las = thousands testifyl in
twenty minutes, If - two or Chree Tea
spOonfuls are TAX. n en- THE eommsneemsnt Of
All who use Iaare giving their mOny
Mix water in the mouth vii the IurigOrator and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from vegetable aad
nGLASS CASES, sir tight and will keep in climate.
The FANNY Ca tAartiS PILL Is a gen
tie but active cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice than twenty years
The constantly increasing n demand from those who
have long used the PILLS and the Subtraction which
all express in regard to their use has induced me to place
them within the reach Of all. -
The Profession we'll know that different cAthartics
The FAMILY G a. & THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from a variety Of the Pursst VeGs
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
AlimentAry canal, and are good and safe in all
where Cathartic is n needed, such ID
engagements OF the stomach, SleePfs
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. 3,
COstiVenesS, p q in and Soreness over
the whole b o ID y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected, = end in long OF Re
Loss OF Appe- = site, a Creeping SEN
satiOn OF Cold over the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weigh & An the head,
all Inflamm0tO rY - Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumatis great
PurifEerof the Blood - and many diseases which
hssh is heir, too numerous to mention in this sdverse
nent. Dose, to g. Price dimes
The Liver InYigoraIOr and Family Ca
th8Ctic Pills taed by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large
s. W.SANF0RD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, n. z,
.-- o.. WOOD CO.,
febI~sy St LOUIS No.
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aAILWAY MATTERs.

DECISIONS OF TEE SuTREME CoURTe-We commence
to-day the publication of the decisions Of the SUI
preme Court, delivered Knoxville at the Septeui-
Der term. The object Of the law requiring the pub
hcation Of these decisions in newspaper IN each
Division Of the State was that they might be gwen
to the people soon possible, and especially to
the profession, in advance of their appearance IN
the regular volume of reports There has been
complaint by our legal friends at the delay in
the publication Of the opinions delivered at Knox
vile and jackson. The fault is not ours 1t has
been customary-there being no law requiring 1t
to publish the decisions delivered at Knoxville and
jackson, first in the papers published in those towns
and we have to copy fro1- them. If we could get
the copy Of these opinions. could place them be-
fore those interested much earlier than under the
present arrangement
The Supreme Court will meet here the first Mon
day ia December and It is quite likely we shall have
the opinions Of that term upon us before we shall
have cleared up those Of the April term az Jack
son, and the September term at Knoxville
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CHEROKEE REMEDY,

entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
Diseases, mineral poison
drugs being prepared from roofs barks and leaves the form
OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It natures remedy for Gonorrha, Clap) Geet,
Gravel Structure, and is especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus, Whites in Females for this complaint is invaluable.
As general Alternative and blood purifier 1t has equal and
does not fail scroula, secondary syphilis, gandulAr
speedily and permanently than any other nedi-
cine known 1t does this By purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing it oW in all its original purity and Fgor,
thus removing from the system all impure and peTnoous
which have induced disease.
In all old Of Gonorhs and Glest that have ta ID all
medical skill, it Is especially recommendedn old it
fails, from to three days.
few doses positively all scaldng heat, chodsa and
pain.
business.
1t requires no assist4ncs from other medicine.
1t lay the tlett bic, in the counting with
out its being suspected remedy for private dis
eases.
permanent cure. accompany each bottle.
For full directions get Circular free from any drug store in
the United States.
It is sold At retail for 81 per bottle or three bottles for ss
by all responsible druggists dealers icnes throughout
United States and Wholesale By Wholesale druggists
POTTER & MERWIN, Sole PrOprIetOrs,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Sold in Nashve by G.. W.sHendershett, Berry DemoYe.
Ewin P-ndesOn and By all responsible druggists egeShes
oct29-d tWEHly ms
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OATS.

n ROUND and unground
ST JORN-Greund and ungronod.
WHEAT-Ground and unsround. Ground OATS Corn, and
Bran mixed great variety Of food for and beast for sale
At this Broadway Mills D. DIcKKY, Agent.H
sept2 tt