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PIANOsE mUSICY

AN now receiving my Fall Stock Pianofortes from the
following Factories, which viii be the largest offered
the city Stenway Sons, A H. Gale Co.. Haynes Brothers,
Hazleon Brothers. VIM Kaube Co., Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury, and Soebeller Schmidt ali Of which will be sold
at small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music received together with Accordeons,
yioIins, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &c For bargains
" come to me" at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-H
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SALE OF IrTPORTED BLOoD STOCK.

FENHE EIGHT BLOOD FIJLIEs, recently import. ERA
ed from England by the Kentucky importing NfafGrA
Company, wiIlbe sold public sale in the city Of Lex 9
lngton, ky Saturday. e 29d Of September ls60 u II
They superior animals and Of the purest bod in england.
septl6-dtd JOHN r. V. LEY, President,
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DURSUANF to order made by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Weakley county, Tenn, hereby notify
all persons having claims against the estate Of Perneta Thop
deceased file them with said Clerk before the 2h
day Of January next for adjudication and pro rata srbuon,
slid being nsoven that being appointed by
Clerk to adndicate the claims the October 3 1862
". r. ROSS, kdmnistrat1r,
Nov. 9, 60-w4t Of said Estate.
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Woman iA~xThite.
OF ADAMS, Bear Hunter Of Cali
forna- Illustrated.
JUST RECEIVED By
septIs JOHN YORK & co.
For sale.

uncommoHly likely Mulatto Boy twenty pears Of age
n He perfectly souud excellent cook and the best
trained dining and bed in TIE State. He
sold fer fault that he will agree with
wants with whom he associated, and whom he suppos to be
prudced against him. He therefore dsesto sold Apply
WILL. L. BOYD,
sept19-1v No. so Cherry street.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE

MILITARY COLLEGE.
J. BERRJEN LDsLEY D. D. Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col R. JOHNSON, Superintendent o. the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES HAMILTON, NJ Professor OF Mathematics and NAu
raj Philosophy
J. STEWART, N, Professor of Languages ard
Literature.
GEoRGE 5 BLAcK NJ D, Professor Botany Natural
History
Rev j. W. HoYTE NJ Nd, Professor of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
R. W. PIIMAN, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
}. G. ANGLADE, Teacher Of French and Drawing.
c. X. WINSTON, NJ d, Surgeon.
Term Of the Academic Year le66l, commences
the Sd of September, 1860
Second Term the 9th Of January, 1851
Commencement Exersstake place the 18th of June ls6l
Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms Servants attend
and Of Arms S0 Term Naturalization Fee, IS
Students required to furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish German, Drawing Bookkeeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term of twenty weeks
Students under IA years Of will not be admitted.
By the aid of Military Discipline effective government is es
tabhed and health physical cuure good order and indus
QUE habits promoted.
Catalogues additional informa'on apply to Mem
ber Of the Faculty, or B, r. JOHNSON,
uly2I t50-d&tRIt6wh tt Superintendent.
Notice.
oMMITTED to Jail in this county, negro man, who
that his is Solomon and belongs to SOLOMON DA
Richmond, Virginia, about thirty old, about five feet
six or high, will weigh about 45 $50 pounds
very u breast and Of dark color The requested to
forward and prove his property and pay expenses
October I6, '6Ow3-pr's fee 50 Dickson County, Tenn
Money.
CSOITTu CAROLINA, Georgia and alabama money until
further uotice will be received by at heretofore
N 1872 paS I,.,s " 'S FETE4 auRDuRDI, sssf
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CONE BROS, Agents,
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Change ofLOcation.

EING compelled to go South sf health Of
family will be located for the winter at slave
depot Of Poindexer Little Co., No. % Barene street.
Orleans, where VIII be pleased to my friends will give
prompt attention the sale OF all property consigned My
Agents Pate and Jas seruggs, will attend my depot
Nashville and negroes that be Nashville BY in
suctng them, will be forwarded Orleans Hopinr
By strict sttent to business the Of myself azn
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tended respectfully solicit the fyos Of all having bus
ness in my line, either for Nashville New Orleans
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Inr.Hsiana SuparI

n H0GsHRApS crop Louisiana Sugar, choice srti-
Gle, arrive by B. NJ Runyan Monday next,
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL. HOOPER CO.,
Nov I0-dh Nos and Market street,
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Silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
OF THE
BEST QUALITY AND LATEST STYLES
BEN TIL T. VS..
North-East Corner Of Cherry * Cedar SITS.

Fresh Arrivals.
UUsT RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT FROa
d Baltimore and New York.
SO hhds Sugar-an grades
$50 bbls refined Yellow Sugar.
100 bags Coffee
500 bags Rio Coffee;
30 bags Old Gov. Java CcGes;
10 hIf chests Imperial and GunpoWder Tea
50 six ID boxes " "
20 hlf chests Black Tea;
IS hhls New Mackerel;
50 cases Oysters;
100 boxes Crackers;
rs dozen Brooms
100 boxes German Matches;
100 boxes Virginia Tofaecoi
50 boxes Ground Spices;
Which together wtha great variety Of Goods in our
line to the trade, very low for Cash.
LANIER PHILLIPS CO.
senI4f No. 30, South Market st.
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"CaAAey COuAtyy state OF tennessee
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF wEAKLEY
County--Novemher Rules 1850. Jerry Cherry admin.
isratOr Of the estate Of James Halter
et as-Pesiton sell land appearing the satisfaction
the Clerk and Master Of said Court ha heirs Nan
cy Fletcher deceased residents OF the State Of Tennes
and beyond the ordinary process Of this Court It
fore ordered by said CLERK and Master that
Nancy Fletcher deceased appear before the December
Of said County Court be held the CouI Heuse Dresden
on the hrst Monday In December, % and plead answer
deur to said petition.
ss to them and set for Learng expaT them said Dece
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McGuire's Tennessee Justice, Mag
5stTate'S Guide and Business
Mans Counsellor.

McGuire's Tennessee Justice, Mag
jstFate's Guide and Business
Mans Counsellor.
If YeU ARE A mAGISTRATE,
1T TELLS YOU The origin OF your Oce its duties and
what Crime is, who is capable Of com.
mitting it, and how it il punished, what
evidence to receive, who liable to arrest
1T TELLS YOU The meaning Of Law Terms in general
use, with abridged Law Dictionary,
sRd gives forms for Warrants Deposi.
tions, Writs, AfidsvS Judgments,
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Treason, Perjury, Larceny Abduction,
Assault and Battery, Conspiracy, LeWd-
ness, Embezzlement Bribery, Bigamy,
Kidnapping, Extortion, Gaming Usu
~, Crimes aid Misdemeanors OF Slaves,
and how they are punished.
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ti1n in civil cases, when one Justice may
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pevin, Attainment. Forcble Entry
and Detainer, when acting Coroner.
III TELLS YOU The form Of procedure in criminal and
civil
IF YOU ARE A CONSTABLE,
IT TELLS YOU The origin Of your 0ice, its duties,
powers sud liabilities, ard gives you
forms for the transaction Of all your
business
Is YOU ARE IN BUSINESS,
IN TELLS YOU How to draw up Partnership Papers,
Agreements OF ali kinds Bills Of Sale,
how TO rlskeyour viii how to administer
estate how to draw up Bonds,
Mortgages, Powers Of Attorney Bills OF
Exchange, Receipts and Releases
1T TELLSIYOU Pow to keep out Of Law by showing
you how to do your business legally,
IhHs saving vast Of property
and vexstiOus litigation BY its timely
consultation.
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Carpenters work Wanted.


VETE wish to erect tvo or three houses in Brownsville
w about three miles from the city, ne GaAtn Pike,
and pay for the with notes and real estate
J. L. 4 4. W. BROWN,
oct23-a2~ ~ Cherry sfrsst.
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You ARE IN BUSINESS,
1T TELLSIYOU


Agents Wanted in every County.
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BURNSIDE'S PURE OLD MONONGAHELA
RYE WHISKY.
ENONSCIENTlOUSLH distilled by Mr.. JAMES BU URNSlDE,
Of Allegheny County Pa, in the old fashioned honest
from the choicest Rye, and offered for sale until adapt
ed 20 wholesome II the most pslaabe
emphatay the in the reach OF te pub
lie. 70 the invalid, 70 those in health eommends itself for
its unraed qualities smuant Of the safest. suTst and
benehcent description For sale in barrels kegs sc
put up in cases Of dozen bottles each
CLERY & ST0CKDALE. Propristors,
32s Walnut ST., Phadop phs, Pa.
WM. G. CONNER, Agent,
225 Pennsylvanis Avenue, Washington City, D. G.
c. & r. N. WHITE, Jr, Agents,
oct7-d9In "a Cedar Street, New York.
ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
JUST RECEIVED BY
sepl9 JOHN AOhA a tCO,ks
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WETE are prepared to DO the Tin-ROOfing and other
Nv Sheet Metal Work necessary in buEdiug In ths
most manner, and will contract for low
81 DoEsible rates 7. M. BUBANK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Once on Church street.
sps-d&w Nashville, Tann
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THE EXAM MIN Err
PUBLIsHED
GAELATEN, TENNESSEE,

T7FoR FIVE DOLLARS II you do not desire to speAd
larger viii publish your Card Directory syie
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CSoUTH CAROLINA, Georgia and alabama money unit
further notice will be received by at par heretofor
in payutI of any debt due us.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21
Col. JeT. Faav;s' Position.

In his speech at Vicksburg, the other day,
Senator Davis is reported 10 have given NJ
terance TO the following glorious sentiment ::
"If Mississippi, in her sorereign capacity,
decides to submit to the rule Of an arrogant
and sectional North, then l will sit me down
as one upon whose brow the brand Of iEfamy
and degradation had been written, and bear
my portion of the bitter trial. Bat ii, on the
other hand, Mississippi decides to resist the
hands that would tarnish the bright star
which represents her on the National Flag,
then will come at your bidding, whether
by day or by night, and pluck that star from
the galaxy, and place it upon banner of its
own. l will plant it upon the crest of bat
tie, and gathering around me the nucleus of
Mississippi's best and bravest, will welcome
the invader 20 the harvest Of death and flu
ture generations will point to a small hillock
upon our border, which will tell the recep-
ton with when .hc invader met upon our
soili@
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The TcrrCrs OF 5 .briission.

Anew DAYS since, wc endeavored to show that
the pictures Of ruin and dcsolation 10 the South,
which the submissionists TO Blacl; Republican
domination were so constantly drawing, TO
"irisht us from our propriaty," were unreal and
false We propose now to reverse the picture,
and 10 show what will probably be the conse-
quences Of a submission Of the Southern States
10 the rule OF aboliiionism at Wa hingtOn, in the
persons Of Messrs. Lincoln and IIalnlin, should
they be elected 10 the Presidency and Vice
Presidency Of the United States.
l. The first effect of The submission of the
South to the installation Of abolitionists in the
Offices Of President and Vice President of the
United States must be 9 powerful consolidation
OF the strength Of the Abolition party at tht
North. Success generally strengthens. II af-
Ter all the threats Of resistance and disunion
made in Congress and out Of Congress, the
Southern States sink down into scquiescence,
the demoralizalion OF the South viii be CON-
plete Add the patronage resulting from the
control of ninety four thousand Offices and the
expenditure of eighty millions Of money annu-
aliN, anu lfleN must Dt HIGsASNDiS
the General Government.
2. To plunder the South for the benefit Of the
North, by a new protective tariff, viii be one Of
their first measures of Northern sectional do
minion and, on the other hand, 10 exhaust the
treasury by sectional schemes Of appropriation,
will be a congonial policy.
8. Immediate danger VIII be brought to slave
" in all the frontier States. When party is
enthroned al Washington in the executive and
legislative departments OF The government,
whose creed it is 20 repeal The Fugitive Slave
Law, the Underground railroad viii become an
overground railroad. The tenure Of slave prop
erty will be felt to be weakened, and the slaves
Will be sent down to the cotton States for sale,
and the frontier States enter on The policy Of
making themselves free States.
4. With the control Of the Government Of
the United States, and an organized and trium-
phant North 20 sustain them, the abolitionisis
will renew their operations upon the South with
increased courage. The thousands IN every
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principles should prevail upon this subject of
constitutional right, whatever may be mems
views with regard to the question of ex-
pediency. 1t is difficult to do justice to such
a subject within the limits of newspaper
article, but we trust at least to have made
ourselves understood. We do not desire, at
this time, to offer any opinion upon the great
question to be decided by the people of Ala
bama--although reserving the privilege of
doing so whenever we may think proper
but merely desire to vindicate their full right
to decide it for hemselves.-MoJile Tribune.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21
By MRS. l. =. d.

Though sad. tits sweet on thee to muse,
At twilisht's pensive, Silly hour
When earth is fragrant with the dews,
That fall unseen on every flower.
rTis then thy spirit fingers sweep
Ny trembling heart-strings softly o'er,
And by their touch forever keep,
Fond mem'ry brighter than of yore'
] sit and mourn my sad estate,
To know that must tread this plain,
without thy smile to gid my fate,
Or wake my heart to life again.
Then mem'ry bears me back to thee,
When like sweetly gliding stream,
Ny life from jars and conflicts free,
Seemed one unbroken, happy dream.
But when those joys forever past
Come rushing on my troubled mind,
Like rainbow-tints before me cast
They come, but leave noray behind
Still, It is sweet to turn again,
And view through flncy's mirror'd sky,
Bright scenes reflected on life's plain,
Gems Of my heart, that ncer can die.
Ashwood, Mss
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From the Southern Literary Messenger.
Wants OF titc South.

sThe South wants cities, lands and funds,
Wants railroads, factories, commerce, trade I;
Men for her mines, TO clear her wilds,
Wants population ready made.
"Wants skill, industry, enterprise;
Wants learning, schools and collegesI
w,rts tb;3kers. writers, literature;
improvements, arts, and sciences"
How many want to cover up
The want Of war, and dunger shunl
To arms 10 armsl Be these our hopel
No battle fought, no victory won
They tell us we are weak" that taunt
Ia old-and measure out their might
.sWhat can eight millions do 2 they say,
G'Gainst eighteen millions in the fghtF
fright millions r Three were once enough
TO dare old England DER the sea
IT, -lllionsl Aye, but all were men
Wh1s ue-prcv tell me, what are Wef
s., ,h. so,.. n wants no, not men
To build her cities, sai,' her seas
For railroads commerce, fac,st7ries, mines
Not men for al the arts Of peace
Not men forleziSlative halls,
Not patriots bold for places free,
Not men to swell her census roll
Her want Is men who dare be free
Ave, men who dare gainst any odds
Aye, men no multitude afiights
who dread not numbers. but wrong;
Who oo-7.t p1.s f.cs, ls1.t cunt thear rights!
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Indian Summer.
,y 4 y

The Spring with its beauty hath glided away /;
The glory of Summer, so brilliant and gay,
With its long, sunny hours, and its mantle Of
green,
It's delicate flowers, and its breezes serene,
They have passed from our dwellings; though
ne'cr from the heart
Can one beautiful memory ever depart.
But lovely the light that comes in at our door!
,Tis the sweet Indian Summer that greets us
once more;
The skies are still radiant, though clouds float
above,
With the sunlight of hope, the sweet promise of
love;
While the bright autumn woods and the rich
tinted flowers
Throw fairy-likc charm DER the hills and the
bowers.
o spirit of autumn thou spcalSest tome
In thy soft, balmy air; and dim mystery
Seems gathering about me-caim, soothing and
sweet
Heavens silence above me, while the leaves at
my feet,
All dying so meekly, in robes of rich hue,
Are breathing of hours now gone from our view
What is it in thee, o magical Power
Which fingers about me in this peaceful hour
Which fills the rapt soul with such low, mystic
thrill,
And wakes deep communinss, so holy and STILL
With the dim spirit-land, that now seemc'h SO
near?
We look and we listcn-lo! heaven is here.
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Lool cut fer the scoundreI.

Ar a meeting Of the citizens of East and
West P..scagouli, held on The 25th of Oct,
it was satisfactorily ascertaincd, That one
Thomas F.lucc;t, hailing from the State of
Connecticut, was guilty of tampering with
slavcs-persuading them to 60 with BIN TO
the Fee States. 1t vas therefore unanimous
Iv,
Resolcetl, That The said Thomas F-inrett
Is hereby required 10 leave the State OF Mis-
sissippi forthwith, and not return under the
pen. hv OF death. On motion, a Vigilance
committee, consisting of len citizens, was ap-
pointed. It was further,
Resolscd, That the proceedings Of this
meeting, together with description of Eau
ceti, be published in Mississippi and LOus-
lana newspaper.
TUOS. RHODES. Chairman.
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. : - y II 7 ? = -
DESCRIPTION.

Fauceitis slender built, of light complex
io1, with yellowish grey eyes and lisht sandy
hair, Is 10 years of age, and weighs l46 los.
-HaRdsboro Dem,
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21

From the Southern "Droad Axe"
To OHe Above.
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HOW RID FAL G o N Z II
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ARRIVAL or THE STAR or THE WEST FROM HAVANA.
The steamship sar Of the West Capt Griffin, from New
Orleans 23d and Havana 26sh inst arrived this port
Inst night
There very little Of inere,. occurring at Havana
On the 2sd Inst vessel, with four hundred negroes
board ~as brought into Havana by . Spanish man Of
"
ihc steamer Habans, Capt sCouneli, snivod 90 toe
2fh inst from New York
The sugar market was quiet al the folio wing rates
Whites. common, at IL II reals do good 70 choice
IL 12k; eucarruchos, Inferior No sSasL; do good
10 choice No 10 ard IL, sh asa; qsebrados interior
No l2an IL sagti do, good No is and To- 10 10 =
DO superior No. IL and Is. 1os 10A; do, choice NO
10 and 20 IL q III =; muscovado: no nansactions
fne Cuba conees, SIS . s1s1s per quintal
kxchang nge-London, 60 days, Ia a 1sh PER cent pre-
MUM. Paris 10 ala do New York do 5 a ~. do.
Baltimore, payable 10 Nex York, do AZ do
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really excellent character unstudied and exemporayy
II was. He paid glowing pliment 10 the ladies' eulo
gised the directors Of the institution made ervent ap
peal for the hospital and the patients, and closed b
speech by burst Of eoquence closing with the lines Of
One Of the medical gentlemen present returned thanks
Appropriate terms for the profession when their health
was proposed and at the time the Je
Hospital Of New York one Of the bes. regulated Of the
kind In the world
Dr. ADLER also made excellen. speech 10 the English
language which, considering that year ago he could not
speak word Of the language successful Ia every
sptct He was loudly cheered.
In the intervals between the toass and speeches. tho
names Of donos and contrbato 10 the hospital Fund
read, the contributions varying from 500 TO $40
The aggregate received is computed 1t $l4 0o0,
though there are many collectors yet 70 make their re
turns.
Mr.. JosFPn snGMAS returned thanks for "our sister
roceties He alluded In passing TO the political dissen
sons existing In the country and expressed the hope
that the cause Of right and justice would ind early
triumph
great many volunteer toasts we're proposed and
drank among ohers TO the President Of the Hospital
who briefly returned thanks
There was a fine band In attendance, which played oil
the time that the company at the banque.
IL was not TILL eleven O'Clock that the remains or
the feast were cleared away, and dancing CON-
mtnced IN earnest Wnen 1t did commence,
however, the CAV and fashionable young and
madens went into the exhlaratDg sport to their
heays content. They seemed tire OF whlrling
around In waltz quadre and gaop, and thus they went
on III the laughing morn began TO open her rosy lips and
the gray dawn made her diurna appearance trembling
over the far mountains OF the east.
The ball and banquet have thus been undoubted sue
cess and congratulate Jewish friends the bess
ing that has crowned their Efforts. They will now be
enabled 10 add new vgor to the good and noble cause 70
whom they seek 70 benefit can only remember them with
praise