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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

RuMoRED MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES
Blythe CHERoKEEs.-The Layacca (Texas)
Press says:
1t is rlnored here that the Cherokecs
have had fight, caused BY the Abolition
excitement. Abolition missionaries and
converts, to the number Of $50, have been
slain, and seven Of the pro-slavery men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
An ITEM SpoILEp.-The running oftl

AN ITEM SpoILED.-The running ofthe
Newport, KY, iron furnaces at night, one
night last week, led the local Of the Gin
cinnati Press to mistake the flame and
smoke for "another meteorological phenome-
non," and next morning he got off loud
paragraph about the "mythicaI Tartarus,r
and the "coneaye canvass lighted up with 4
brilliant electrical picture
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

FRER STATE ELEeTIoNs. State cleo
tons VIII be held in PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio,
Indiana, and Minnesota, on Tuesday the
9th Of October.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

NATURALIZATION IN New YoRK.--Nat-
uralization is going on this year in New
York city, to an extent never known before.
The Courier d Enquirer says that large
share of those naturalized ars Germans,
nine-tenths Of whom are Republicans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
By order Of District Central Conn
4 Democrats Moss Convention

Will be held Lancaster IN Tuesday he second day
Of Cour) Oct 3D. TO assemble at clock p NJ, to
nominate candidates for the County Oaices to be sup
ported the November Eieetion.-Sept I7th, 1850.
~ order Of tLe pcmecratic Central Committee
Of Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

CALIFoRNIA.-The two divisions Of the
Democracy and the Bell men have each
nominated separate ticket in California.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

THE News From EUROPE. The Europa
brings intelligence to the 9th inst Carl
baldi entered Naples triumphantly and
without opposition, on the eth inst.
Flour is firm. Wheat dull. Corn scarce
and IN deraand,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
COSTS ONLY rHIarY-TwO DOLLARS !

while others over which 1t has taken premiums co's
CITY aud II took The fire. premium at the SA.
Fair last year. and The frat preininm at the late Gfa
County Fair eeer Youngs Macaiae, the Chicago fs''
Machine, AND another thirty-nv3 dollar machine.
One Of these machines nsy BE- ia at my so'H
IN Laiicaser q. suy time Orders strictly Attenasse
20 Address JOHN BEG, -
lott Lancaster, wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

Family Sewing Machine,
and will supply it to purchasers at the Manufacturer
Price,
This machine is pronounced by those who have used
IL with othefs as without rival, and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

EE Why is a person snoring in bed like
, new soncs Because it's sheet music.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
TEACHERS OF HAZEL GREEN

All teschers intending to teach In the Town Of HsI
Green will please meet me at the SchooI-House, DIST
No. Gin Hazel Green) on Saturday, Oct. OH, at o..
clock. 2. Nj.
will then examine all candidates who attend. IL
pect to bold private exannali0ns but district off,
GERS and people generally requested 70 be present
Teachers wall please bring states paper an pencil
u. GRAY pURMAN, Togn Shpt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
REPgnITCANs, ATTENTioN.

The Republicans of Western Assembly District in
Grant County requested to meet 1T their usual pa
Of holding elections Saturday the 9th day Of Oc
tober, 1850, at O'Clock r NJ for the election of Dele
gates to attend Convention to be held ut Fafton
Tuesday, Oct 9th. 1860 for the nomination OF Member
of Assembly District. said meeting to be held at p
n The Towns will be- entitled to the following DELE
gates to the convention at Tafton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
SEWING MACHINES!
TO r s a l. Il

The undersigned has the Grant County Agency 6t
the sale Of Noores Pateot, First Preuliu.n DoubeLoa
Stitch
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

EVERY MAN HIS Own INSURER
following suggestions to housekeepers, mer-
chants, and those erecting new buildings,
may not be yalueless;
Keep matches in metal boxes, and out of
the reach Of children. Wax matches are
particularly dangerous, and should be kept
out Of the way Of the rats and mice.
Fill fluid and camphene lamps only by
daylight and never near fire or light
Far better dispense with them altogether.
Do not deposit wood or coal ashes in
wooden vessels, and be sure the cinders are
extinguished before deposited.
Never take light or ashes under the
staircase.
Never take a lite to examine gas me
ter.
Be careful never to place gas or other
light near curtains.
Never take light into closet.
Place shades over gas lights in show
windows, and DO rot crowd goods TOO near
them.
No smoking should be permitted in
warehouses or barns.
Wheie furnaces are used, the principal
register should always be fastened opea.
Build al ehimneys rom the earth.
Stoye-pipes shouid be at east -four inch
Is from woodwork, gpadsd by lin, and en-
ter substantial brick chinneys horizontally.
CoMIERcIAL.-Wheat sold in our mar
ket yesterday at 79@s3c; Oats, 224
l@28e.
Shipments from the Galena Station of
the Illinois Central Railroad, fer the week
ending Sept. Esd, 1860:
Flour, 500 bbls.
Wheat, 5000 bushels.
Lead, 8o4 pigs.
Lumber, $4,000 feet.
Miscellaneous, 26l, 800 lbs.
The money market in New York and all
the principal cities is favorable.
he export Of Breadstuffs to Great Bri-
tain from the port Of New York, reported
last week, was about equal to 100000, the
largest week for long time, The excess
Of exports over last year Of Sl5000,00O.
~ GaIena Advertiser, Monday, Sept "a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

| A FAurRE i he regent rather funny At
tempt Of the Bre-EiHridgs faction ia this
| State to bring about fusion with tn" Doug
| las party, dos not seem to have been crnWn-
| ell with that complete saccess which woald
! iu>rily the former in secretly congrains"ting
| themselves upon having sold the latter at
| figure below prime cost. which was uh1neS
tfvnahiy ntanded 10 be the result oil the
| transaction. Upon the whole. the attempt
| was what would be called by Candid men In
most communities, a failure 1t may be true
t. at there is no such word Gs iail 10 the ieXl
con of the youth whom the gods reserve for
glorious manhood; bat if yen will look in-
{, the last edition OF the dictionary OF the
Breckinridge Democracy in Ttunessee, you
viii find that the word occupies about nine
teeu-tweutieths of the work. That party are
failing in every thing. but they have failed 10
nothing more >ignally than in their beau
tiful little scheme OF fusion. That thing went
under almost before they got it afoat upon
the tide of unsuccessful experiment. Even
the people who had their eyes fixed most III
tentIy upon Il, hardly had time TO see what it
a worse show for the curious spectator who
likes 10 witness protractcd exhibition, than
a cCck-lght in which one Of the two fowls is
killed ut the first blow. Indeed, al
ter very careful review OF things.
embracing period from our earliest infancy
up to the hour Of going 10 press" we Can
not recolleot 4 single scheme o! any SOFT or
size among the political parties of the coun-
try, that fell shorter OF success, or that got
knocked on the head more mercilesFly, than
this weak invention of the enemies OF the
Diminutive Giant.
We ar. inclined to think that the PROPOSE |
tion to fuse did not meet the very cordial APP |
probation OF our contemporary of the Evening |
De,aocrut. We base this opinion, in part, upon |
an article which appeared in his issue OF Tues |
day, and from which the following is an ex-
tract:
I'VE have no hesitation in asserting that !
the recent ingloriOus attempt on the part Of
two or three veteran political managers TO |
undermine the strength of the Douglas cause |
in Tennessee, and disintegTate the Electoral |
ticket OF the only truly National Democratic |
party existing among Us, Is one OF the lowest |
and most disgusting instances OF TiekeTy and |
Leqrdeni9in that has ever been known to marx |
the history Of free country.
The lowest ard most disgusting instance
of trickery and legerdcmain" is good; and
our contemporary goes on in the same strain
for column and half 1t is presumed that
this is about the last attempt the Breckenridge |
Democracy Of Tennessee will make 10 "luse"
49,.
have Disguised the latter, and if properly en-
couraged would become Disguised themselves.
Don't laugh at item.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
DE- h .G's D.aPGhoAkX
FU.i PAis4IE DiSkisLS.

Up. King, formerly q SeTs YORK 90
Efy - ti- Isl iU1. Yeas ~ LsJ-IsTl-se, ny
- - ueyOter1 Us attention. L
To- SlLIneuL lS4Is .SSes !Of ~ yeas I4hIs-5
A.nso- L.ayl.s aIJlu1ed ~ ptaeIE95 !cE - many
yea IL. CuTSl - LAZY tIOus4Hsr iie = en'ie- u
C.lsr - diseases pIg1tc L-LGTe NO n14tseF NOV
blL they my gulf-O1S los-IclAl IteA-tS-
O. leu =. gsCI oI teIT In hing LLsPehsAEy Is
NJ . eIarIc sJreet, between tHeTIy all Tie - g
ssyG sIJTy wlsre lie cures IL C-Seas-s VI p.IHA'S
E=tJFs- ,.=- : =
,.sn.rbe4 cured without Esu=ccas D5d!enes cf n
ssrIeEe1ce viii Glsil-s--
!ic - u o. OF Tccsnt date, etfeciualy cured Il
L lev days by Operation Wei GAUSS 10 l-al-
Wb.se I lIcIure exists LyaltA eaEuCs Do eHloyed
teEuals 10 disease CaUsys EUEe necAleI anu GHdeA-
E-.ues I5e Constitution 80 Ul-Cl
SYPHILIS WIKI ali the diseases OF The s1-1, grow ing
cut q neglect OF bad treatment, cln Do eltc+I14J
cured IL = ieE days
StIyGGI Efs.LTLeSS Affection having oetH
yru u LIE d.sess and 81 LIS cOIlSeGu enc-S grow M
oI VI T. brOu. nIny cases D. tue
habits Vi iucOs4tSraLe youths and excessive H,.uI-
zsuce o. the passions, neglect Of WnlCh VIII undr-
ia. the constitution, rendering Tue SUtSt uAHt III
bus:ulss o. JcItIy and causing premature Oh age
F-na.es who may be IabOEng with any dIncLity q
the Womb nay rest -ssUred IMIne1Late re4iei-
PersJls residing 4OfOaG, by writing and stating thei
cas. .tu Ice enclosed, direct 70 d. a hing No. -
IzaieriCL greet Nashville, lem, Will have tne nscss
sarv u-5l.c.Ees sent TO tlrIr aGdTcss Ol1ee nouns
tryul Geek tbs LiOFnL1S Until u the eTSn--s
JGlyIU-.E-S%iE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

The THsaTkE.-The Union movements OF
The last few days brought many strangers to
the civ sud as the UuiOa men arc OCCASION
ally inclined to b. amused a something most
rational and less ridiculous than the stump
speeches and other funny absurdities Of the
disuniou Democracy. a good many OF them
went to the Theatre while here, aud from
this and other Causes, the house bas been
better filed than usual Tor several nights
which tle chief attraction was the play of
Cherry aRd Far Star, or he Gladden. OF The Cy-
Prus, which was drought ouln by the Com
pany with the best OF success twill he re-
peated TO night.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

Gov. FoOTE addressed 4 large meeting
of the Douglas Democracy last night on the
Public Square. Our inability TO go up aud
hear him was clearly demonstrated by the in
exorable logic Of professional engs gements,' .
and not feeling disposed TO ride rough-shod
over settled question, we lest the pleasure OF
bearing The distinguished advocate of Popular
Sovereignty. We heard, howsYes, the ap-
pl.use, loId and frequent, elected by the
.telling points" in the Governors remarks,
which, together with the fact that he never
makes any other sort. justiies as in saying
Il lat be made an able speech.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
"Thr Hi If lie G DIS ifinis Newly"
F. HAG & II
n E M 6 SIS.

HAS received EImoultareou5-y with its issue
York, MARION HARLAND'S INV BOOK,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

A NV AND HIGuLY IMPORTANT ENTER.
| PRIsE.-The thr or tour very large aud en-
| terpri Ing hogs tina, seem to have pre-emp-
| to- right, and updI>puted title, to the vala-
abb, wci-waiercd and sweet scented strip of
territory lying between Union and d .adcrick
streets. and known 10 lucal Gengi apply aud
profaue history ss Hog Alley, have gone TO the
heavy Expense of roofing out large pond
at the lower end of IT, the broad expanse OF
'ioblully' affirming th' m be finest wallow-
log privileges on The continent. At the next
meeting OF tn Street Commit e we mean 1o
have the pond and tn stream by which il l.
fell declared n,vigible, and shall imm' diatc-
Iy thereafter establish u steam navigation
company with heavy capital, for the pur-
pose Of running regular line of packets on
their waters. For fright or passage. apply
on board, 10 the undersigned, or to the Street
Committee, who will be the General Freight
and Passenger Agents. By constructing two
or three locks and Luns' the company can
easily bring boats Of ordinary tonnage up 10
within short distance of the Potrio4 office.
between which and the landing line of ON
uibQses aud baggage wagons will run in con
nec,ion with the packets.
We can refer to this important enterprise
bat briefly in our present issue, but shall take
occasion at an early day TO speak OF it at i'm
mense leugth.
srvarvbo,iy vto passes through tho alley now
structs al least hsE doz cIs before he gets out
OF IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
Public Speaking.

We will address our feIlow-citizens OF the
Congressional District as follows.
Purdy, McNairy county. Monday, Oct. l.
Mont, zama. Men iry CO., Muesday. Oct. 2.
Her mitaae, ID catur CO, "Wednesday. Oct 3.
d cnturville, D catHr CO., Thur,day. Oct 4
G s>eIt'S Store Benton CO., +. iday, Oc!. 5.
Camd'n, Bent0d Co., Saturday, o.. 3.
Chepultapec, Benton co.. Monday. Oc. 8.
Turkey Point, HdmDh ey- co. Tuesday DC 9
Wav rly, Humphr Us co. Wednesday, Oct 10
McAdas Humphreys CO., Tnur~d ~. Oct. IL.
Del"b.i vile, Perry co , Fridav, Oct IL.
Linden, Perry Co., Saturday, Oct. Is
JOHN q. BROWN,
n. n. cox
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
st, Louis Market.

sI. Louis, Sept. .2-P. II.
The usual quietness OF Sat rday reigned 70 day in
he rod-co 10 ,rket good dem nd prevailed for
TOBACCO and all b DIS we. cep ed, prices ruling
high. On one or two mill lots OF HEMP were sold
Buyers ana sellers remain apart l. sheir View Only
two Iactories are now run ing In tle cit, /; ons o.
70 N has ~ ply TO last for ule, aud the 9TH
or bus only necessity eqlires, and orders from
abroad are few and FAR bo;ween- TLOCR was with
out any he.vy transact rs. There was some little
inqary, and BUYERS W ,uld poss.niy have paid for
SupeEune but rnilsrs moral refused sell al that
lew choice Is G. b WHEAT sold Il an ad aapce of
% over y. etsrtay's prices, but oh graies wore
IN il nged. In TIE OPT on o so.o, Fall AIDES were
d sha ie eier Tor b 5yers Cox was decided dull
at 'otatons OATS were HGlc hlg ler. BARtsY aud
RYE unc angel. Sales of ITO CHS BACON. Clear Sdcs
at laHc; ri Sides Ike; SIouiuers etzc; Pla
d sHs lHc. WHISKY was unset lod. Other arIi les
G full note below Ne O.l-ars FREIGHT, nonai-
uauy soc Flour, 81 IS for Oh and Whisky, aud
i0fGsS FOR weight freight
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
Over a Million of Bottles

or others conscious of inability, from whatever cause
viii ind Mclean y Strengthening Cordial thorough
reSeneTator OF the SYSTEM anu all who NAV have in
Iured themselves by improper indulgence viii ind in
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

FroEn TIE Observer, New York August IS, 1859.
IonEsIIc GARNET MENDEE.-It IS one Of the narvels
Of the age that such expended in getting
Up apparently srifng articles and another marvel
That these are Of much utility Largo fortunes have
been rlado o. matches which sold At the rate
u che or hundred for penny. Somewhat similar,
told Is 10 be me success Of recent invention
for repairing al! kinds Of e'-Spadings Pre-
pared Glue" !: IA prepared chemically, VIII keep in
ell climates, may be applied on the Instant, and # all
that q SAID Of IS true becos highly useful IN
repairing broken furniture dlap!dated books, ari in
deed IN 81 cases where glue Z usually applied
sePls-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

WYE have sale tue rett Carnage, second hand
w One Phaeton Carriage, new One superb BArolehe,
eecord hand, ons large Family Carriage second h.nd
viii ~ sold sery cheap, 70 elose, by 80
HESJ. y. SHELLS ! CO.,
n<p<1Q-u Central auction Rooms, q College &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
Public Speaking.

Wayland Springs. Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Lawrence burg, Thursday, Sept. 20.
Henryville. Friday, Sept. 81.
Ashland, Saturday, Sept %
Flat Woods, Monday, Sept. %.
Waynesboro', Tuesday, Sept. %.
Clifton, Wednesday, Sept. &c.
Saltillo, Thursday. Sept. ~.
Savannah, Friday, Sept. 2&
Hamburg. Saturday, Sept, 2s.
We have agreed upon the above list OF al :
pointmsnts. JOHN G. BROWN.
Sept 3, 1850. n, n. cox
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
n~The Breckinridce Rangera. 4 new Il

.R&The Breckenridge Rangers, new mil
i.ary company with black clothes and caps
slashed Nth yellow, were soldering around
town yesterday afternoon. Standing in the
sanctum door, We made a large telescope of
Printers Alley, and took an observation Of
them as they passed up Cherry street. We
heard great noise soon after, and supposed
they were shooting their muskets at the Union
ard american office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

gg- The Ladies' have resolved to vote on
rhe Sewing Machine question. They have
declared for freedom from leather pads, di-
minatiye shuttles, aud winding bobbins, and
are determined 10 have Sewing MachiHe work
which will survive the wash-tuo. In short,
they are going s'to man" for new admin
istration under The Grover 4 Baker.
dkzrff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

wHISKY-So cha &C in tie market; sales Of 100
bris Il lSz91Sxc-he latter rate for wagon.
PROVI-lONS-No change in the market except q
sH IL imp owed dem nd for bacon: 50 brls Rump
ork sod at Sl5 co; 125 hh!s Baoon at e91iAc for
Shoulders and Sides; 2B0 Kegs Lard at l2c 20 tier
Ce5 DO 81 13c.
OF "A sale of "A brig Linseod at Sic Coal il up
10 sec.
GROCERiES-A fair demand for Sugar; sales of s
hhds Cuba &c, and 10 brls yellow refined at exc
Coaee HtIn; sales Of 12o bags 15xE015xc. MoIasses
hrna at s2a4Sc
wHEAT-The market Is steady, with a fair dem md
at 81 oSl51 10 for prime Ied, and 81 1901 Is for
prime white The rec ip,c light; sales OF .05o
bush prime Write at 81 IS; so do ftir red nd white
at 81 To- do do rcd at 81 05 $50 do white at 81
Il; so do Hills q. 81 l2.
CORN-Ths demand for ear Continues active at soc
in bulk. The receipts ara Light. Sheed Ia steady at
57E25ec Tor mixed and white includiDg sacks
UATS-Ihe markeG IS dull snd shade lower. We
quote them al 30 &c IN bulk, sales Of 4o0 bush in
SACKS at rs; 200 do at 81 Ne; 2Io0 do In bulk
SQlkc.
RYE-The market is arun, with a good demand ut
6s930c lor prime; sales OF 200 bush at zoe.
BARIEY-Pne prime Qualities are in active demand,
and prices advanced SC per hIsh closing 9ScSs1 90
for prime choice fall. The lower graies du /;
sales eo0 bush prime tall CT e0c 500 do spring at Soc
AS do choice fall 81 co; CO.. do good fall at Sic
800 spring at sbc; coo 60 choice fall al 81 OIL
HAY-The market Is nfm, with good demand at
sIo 90 per for prime Timothy IN bales, arrival
CHEEsE-The market is firm and the demand SC
tive at last quotations. siles of 100 boxes Western
Reserve ~ &C; 20 do Hamburg at 9xc-
BUTTER-Prime fresh Is in fair demand At l69l6c
Tor Central UDio end Western Reserve. Common is
dull st e9lic.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

A. s CCLYAR, Eso-Oue OF the ablest
aud most efficient advocate of the Union
cause iu Tennessee is A. S. CoLYAR. Esq, Of
Winchester. He made glorious fight for
FILLMORE in 1856, aud he is now fighting
quite as gallantly for JOHN BELL. He adj
dressed large crowd at the Court House in
this city Tuesday night last, and his speech
was pronounced one Oi the finest efforts Of
the canYakH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
Commercial.
IIarke cts by telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-Cotton sales o.
500 bales; prices irregular. Flour very dull;
20(96 rs. Whisky raw 24c; other srti-
Giles unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-Flour firm, So co.
Wheat advanced 203c. Corn firm, SOC.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-Cotton firm; sales
to-day 1900 bales; MiddIing Upland lO4
Flour firm; sales 10000 bbls., l5(95 %
Coffee quiet; CeyIon Lag. Sugar, Cuba 6a9
u; Havana CT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

By lhs Autlo Of HIIIsu raIu, Acne su1 Moss Side.
The secns Of tie story Of Nemesis IS lsid ia the
South Tbs tiu-, The ginning 81 the present oeuiu
~. Tue customs and those days traced
with fteiIty spirit, Jet skiLfuDy interviewer
with narrative, that the reader is wsared by
statistics dry histU- zeal details. The homes Of ty
years ago Seemed isnii1r him thOss be visited
but yesterday, their inmates differ little from the
1asa and woueu with whom be associates daily. Tie
pictures c. humble life graphic aud refreshing. In
10 other Work fou the authors pen there efound
greater varsity OF incident, artistic declaration
q character, enes:nss Of tholght ard vigor q
d.seriYtioa and certainly other co'.,1s pio< so
stTiEiHS N eoHorTtiO7, and 80 ally managed
The reader cannot but remark hoS irrssstably yet
naturally Ii Is borne along by the tide OF events
Tere need alter he Cnce-sn the current 10 ex
plain the Oirous TITLE that fros At the top Of the
page. Before the Nees.s uaEaiIed the reader feels
Der subtle influence, understanding by Intuition that
there hidden springs and secret wires under the
Nt and IN the hOEss % the transporting directs OF
hr vsogeEee aud tbs Pertinent OF the authorer
fully proves th1t ret5ution Ikough =claiiuaoz sI1 =
always sure.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
: - 1tFS-s
HIDDEN PATH.

Gs following no;sso u this work i from Tie eue.-
pen q Am CORA RITCKIIE, ard pays jus. trb-
20 the mast suceSs:2 female writer Virginia has
produced: VIZ CULLEN BRYANT.
Let tEis Hcble proluctioa lie upon the table, and
saIIven the hearth q every SOIthezuer Foster
this CITED daughter Ct the SeuIh with the exPaIdmg
sunshine CT appreciation and Ee.resLiH des OF praise
Stimulated uudeveIoped genius walk in her steIs
sEnuassd her schisveents, SLOW her hoEors, and sLe
cry that the South hss no literature Is silencet fore
ever.
And large supply q above, zzd MOSS SIDE
4 fresh supply Of EUuEDGE
/ bad rather written RUTIEDGE than MIL on
TIE FLOSS--4Hss0r of BeHlGA-
HARPER ana Cooley, for September, just receiy ed
BY r. HAGAN,
AGg2i-u No, IL College Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27
Fruit Jars.

Eis! ge.siyea ami Tor sale 1t lowest pr.cas adi;-
j :.yuaI supply q FRUIT Jsrs aEG cas-, say
ZS5 az. N.Igugiby GIas5 jars quart
. quarts
a. Gl-ss Jas, with ccrks &. s-aiiug
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