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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-24
HTS9.sK LAs H.G1COCn, An OK re -
q and Dealer in Coach and Saddery Hardware
NJ W

name in part: axles, springs mace Of tho bes
steel; bands enameled and of all kinds OF leather
cloths, Innings for carriages varnishes castings OF
all kinds saddle trees, English bride leathers bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names OF All
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, seii-adlusting fads'
blankets London Girth Webs, American Gtrtb
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worstedi London
Welt SIX iIs, a superior article ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined martengsd rings; superior kerseys
for horse covers the best quality OF carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, &C. &c.
keep in fact everything appertsining 70 either
branch Of tlIe business, aud understanding 10th
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
an also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle
ap20-d&w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
The Late A. A. Stltt.

AT meeting Of the member Of the Nashville Musical
Union convened at the 81 Presbyterian church. Sept
18TH for the purpose Of taking suitable notice of
decease of Mr. A A. Stitt committee was appointed
TO draft resolutions Of respect to his memory who re
ported following, which unanimously adopted
and ordered be published in the papers OF the city
WHEREAS, we have learned with deep regret that our
late esteemed director Mr. A a. stitt has been called
to leave this world Therefore, be 1t
Resolued That in this separation feel that we have
lost friend who worthy Of our highest regard and
esteem and associate with whom have years
oyed intercourse of the most cordial and friendly
charactel-
Resided That his zeal us and untring efforts pro-
mote the cause sacred music in this city, his cheer
m readiness expend his time, his strength and tai
ets in this service whenever called upon, and the
amount Of good accomplished through his efforts have
entitled him to the lasting gratitude Of this conmu.
nifty.
Resolr-d That while We lament the stroke by which
he has been cut down in the midst Of OF use
funess and homer and while feel that one has been
taken away whose place cannot easily be filed,
cOgnize in this removal the hand Of Advise Proy
and bow in submission feeling assured that the
Judge OF ali the earth viii do right"
Res0led, That tender TO the relatives and family
Of our departed friend deep and unfegned sympathy
IN this their heavy bereavement
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Review of the cineInnatt Market.

..- -a THrRsoAY EVENING, Oct. A..
ii OF Rather a better feel ng in the market and
prices Supernne are IA sh ,de higher. txt I'M
ohanged We quote superfne at 5, 1Usa5 Is; extra
at 50 Esq so, aud fanny 81 Goa IS.
WHIsKY-A gooi demand and the ma -ket steady
SAILS Of 100 bbis at 0ls56c-te sttr rate Tor
wagon.
P"0VISI0NS-Aess PORK dull and lower, with
sal OF 60 d city brands at ST. so. BlC. n let.
Sh uiders some me pa Sed sold at S1s@S3ic, but
p i1e are heid-at &C. sides are Id at IL &c
OLA sa c OF 20 bbls Linseed at SIC
GRoCERlE Sugar unchanged and stealy Sales
50 hhds at S%9914c. MDLa ses unchanged; >aIes
oi % bbis at 4lJg I4Jb IS Coffee La I58I5Sz
WHkAr-lhe market is unch ,nged and quiet al
81 1901 u for pr N Rel, and 81 1901 Is rr pr me
White S'le' 10 bah PRIME tted at 81 II; 800 20
40 White at 81 Is.
CORN-iLe market continues dell, though without
any {. abSe IL prices Requ Ie Ear, IN bu K, l 4s .
&c wer depo'e ont 45c at III upper uepots; the
difference N de Of the livery. "a es
30J bush rar al 80 dep.G ar 4tc; Is o do ut Canal
at 40 @oo 90 he" Aa'isita depot, al o5c; and 800
do do tue lower eepots at i0c. szs -
oAT--lhe mlrkel is unchanged and dull We
quite EN- at 30ta3ic. ..ta
RYE-ihe dem nd is fair AMI the market steady at
T0j9' Ic o p ime. Sales 81 busn in bulS at zoe.
BARLEY-The receipts continue liberal aud tn :
market dun an lower, closiHgat S5ia 95c for me
Fail, and !0l9S0 ior ring ef450 b. sn Sp ing at
'Oc, HOO prime Fall at 9oc $50 DO good do at sc.
HAl--Ihe demand cont. MUGS good at 81 per ton
for prime Tim thy in ba.es on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand is coed at 9I5@IOc for W.
G tie att II rate for ieuIei. Our preVi US q lot
tlnl nave deem FIR seieoIo oI1vsr. oJU boxes
It ZIG; zoo 30 selected at 10;. sEa
BCTTeR-The demand for prirne fresh is cool Il
LA 40 for Central ohio, and W L. Good butter is in
AIR demand at 12@1i. Common 3 dui at 99II-
200 bbls prime ". L. soii at loo
H5P@--S,les OF 900 lbs crop at 3jc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
The Hon. ErAsrUs Brooks, Editor Of the

The Hon. EEAsTUs Brooks, Editor Of the
New York Express, says. in recent issue:
We have, in many ways, and at many
times, expressed our ENTHUSIASTICALLY in praise
of American Mechanical Art; and a recent
visit to the extensive Piano Mandatory of
HoRATIO WORCESTER, has strengthened that
opinion and we are well convinced, that, in
the construction OF these beautiful instru-
ments, we Americans are rivaIling, if not e1-
Ceiling. Europeans. The Philharmonic Soci-
ETY., the most scientific musical association in
this coIutry, use Worcester's Pianos at their
grand Concerts. We have had one in constant
use for the last fourteen years, and find no
diminution in clearness Or sIv.,etness Of tone.
They are said to stand every climate. and are
daily being exported TO the West Indies. Can
ada, the Far West, aud South. The factory
has been newly fitted up in the neatest man
ner, and ladies visiting it will fad every IA
ciIity for making their selections
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Commercial.
Markets by telegraph.

NEW ORLEAEs Oct. 6.-Coiton s,les 1900
bales middling 10 a 10s. Corn 63 a IS; D..
Provisions very duh. Other articles uu-
changed
CINCINNATI. Oct. 6.-FIour dull. SIS 90 a
SIS. Wheat dull; Corn. 47c for old, IS for
new. Wh.skey, sales 600 bois. lS4. New
Pork 1900: Lard-there are N IRE buyer
han sellers at l0h. Sugar firm. sales 200
hhds. 81 81. Coffee Is j II. Moldsses
II As.
NEw YosK, 6.-Cntton is very much ex-
citen and advanced I IN Ter the accounts "
TIE late storm. oaies today 600 bales.
hidillnS upland III. Flour nrm, sales
10 90 bales Is SO. Corn sales 65 900
hels at 20 lie. Mess Pork dull. sales
900 bOIs. 10 10. MolasseS, Porto REQ Rice
81. Sugar hrDl. #lt..a.H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Messrs. Taylor. Whftthorne, and
Wattersou

The following list of appointments has been agree
upon for Nessrs. Taylor, Whtthorne and Wattersou
candidates for Eector for the state al large at whic
times and places they will be pleased TO meet an
address the people IL will be that a number 9
counties have been omitted. This was unavoidable
owing TO the want of time;
sumerville, Fayette county, Wednesday. Oct 9.
Memphis, helby county, Thursday, Oct L.
Covlngton, Upton county, SATURDAY, Oct. g.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Monday, Oct s.
Ripley, Lauderdale count tuesday, oct. Q.
Dyersburg, Dyer county, Wednesday, oct. 10.
Troy, Obion county, Thursday, Oct. IL.
Dresden, Weakey county friday, oct. IL
Paris, Henry county, saturday oct. l3
Camden, Benton county, Monday, Oct. Is.
Waverley, Humphre county, Tuesday, oct. 10
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, oct. Il.
Nashville, Davidson county, Friday, Oct I9.
Franklin, WilliamsoI county, Monday Oct %
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county, Tuesday, oct %.
Gallatin, sumner county, Thursday, Oct %
Lafayette, Macon county, Friday, oct. %.
Carthage, smith county, saturday, Oct. q.
omthville, Dekalb county, Monday Oct. 20.
Cookevle, Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct. 80
>party, White county, Wednesday, oct. 81.
McNinnville, Warren county, Thursday, Noy. 1.
Manchester, Coffee county, Friday, Nov. 2.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Public speaking.

Hon. Robert Hatton sId 10. C. Stark,
ED. will address the people npou the issues
in the pending caavass a, the following times
and places
Spring Hill, Maury comfy. Tuesday Oct 8.
Meningitis Camp Ground. Rutherford co.
"Wednesday, Oct. 10Th.
Woodbury.. Cannon co. Taursday, Oct. 1Ith.
Eeadyriiie. Rutherford co. Fridgy. Oct. 18th.
Middleton. Rutherford co. Saturday, 18th
Petersburg. Lincoln co. Tuesday. Oct. 10Th.
Sbelbyviiie, b, dtord co. THURSDAY. Oct. 1911 !.
Tullahoma. Coffee co. Friday, Oct. 18th.
Franklin. Williamson co. Monday, Oct 22nd
Triune, Williamson Co. Tuesday Oct. 23rd ),
Brentwood. . :. "Wednesday, Oct. gath !.
Beach Camp Ground, Sumner co. Thursday .
October 25Ih-
Mitchellsville, Sumner co. Friday. Oct. 26:h.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

From the Press PE.iadephias October :, 1853
SgAIDNGs PREsABED GLUE--To have a fsvorIte
piece OF china Clipped broken. pet book with rs
binding torn Iice FI.ye q furniture frlctuTeI is
terrible and temperdestrsyi nusaaes Not without
remedy, as VIC can testify NJ l.elaug, who advcr
Uses his Prepared Clue il The Pres to-day sent Us
some OF it yesterday We devoted two hours To Us
practical sPplieaton-reslIt, carved chairs com
pIstely restored many odd and ends OF china aud
gllss made it fo- tatc-ed L. made a. god as
new. several deguerreotype cases renovated and an
Old folio edition Of Herototus and Homer printed III
The year 1900 whose antique boards (itc.ay Joards)
Split male strong enough las; for another
century two we might have nIeuded any quantity
Oi chiIdrens broken toys, but Clycd II after IN hour
II the worst Of them This Prepared Clue which IS
liquid about thick glue, and applied by brush
which accompanies each bottl-, 50 Indispensable Z
house that We wonder how we could have gone
wthou, II. CctI-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
DR. KINGS DISPENStRY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ DR. King, formerly Of New TOTk for
sSs - the last iUur years Oi Louisville, by,
- and who Las devoted his attention ~
the treatment o. private 90 Yeas naIIers
himself Lsv ~ attended 10 Practice fUT many
years cured many thousands, he enabled 10
cure ali CIsessss private nature. matter how
bad they may u from luICIUs l-siICi3 treatment
or from HtIs7J OF their Dr- hing DIspeIs1Fy
No 3 Lea0eTiek street. between Cherry tlIS;
eroud story where L. all tl==ses Of private
nature.
tIy..Jrhca cured without E7uss0us medicines or in
reference with business
sJTICTuEss recent date. Clectuallv cured in
Few days. by al operation VII Ci Gauss 10 Tair
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease MIsc1Eef aud Culier-
mines the constitution mech
SyIils, with I'll Liae JlSea5es az the sim growing
out d neglect bad treatment. can De cgctu5i.y
cured IN . DAYS
SHitHCi bcdEnsSS-IartcIlar attention having been
given u this disease, the consequences grOwIuE
cut Of II brought many by tn, rictIvt
habits o IucoIIslde-te youths and ntul
eIlce a tine passions neglect which viii uuuer-
mine the constitution, TeEgsTIug tue subjeCt unit Tor
business or society, anu Causing premature og age
Females who may be laboFIns wish any diifosHty Of
tie Womb may assured inlite-iGate relief.
Persons resulting abroad, by writIa- and st M heir
case with alec enclosed ulryct Dr. i hing NJ 3
DeadeTck street, Nashville, Tenn Viii have tt es
EaTy medicines sent u their address OiIce hours
from OclOCk IL Tie morning until The evening.
julylO-IldSwly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

ADrIcE.-As the hot season Is approaching, every
person Should prepare their system the change and
there remedy applicable Nc cans strength
enng Cordial and Blood Purifier Il viii purify the
blood thoroughly, and At ths same time strengthen
aud invigorate the whole organization. The immense
quantity Of It that Is s-d daily, IS proof enough Of its
great virtues III thoroughly removing all impure mat
Ter from the blood We say Il all Try Ill Il is de-
Icious take SEQ the advertisement in another col
1lmn.
We would call pa-licu.1l attention 20 Mclean
notice in another column We add The following from
the II. LOUIS Herald, which speaks volumes in is
favor We say TO all give trial:
We take especial pleasure in recommending SIC
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial invsua-
bic remedy for general debility and weakness We
have seen 1t tested circle under our own irne,i-
ate observation and voUch FOR IL efficiency and
worth II IS article which should be kept constant
Iy in every family, It IS certainly invaluable
medicine see the advertisement IN another column.
outI--d5wIm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
ew Hooks.

tbs LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. Fy Edward
Everett. New York: Sheldon & Co. Boston
Gould . iucoln. 1850. Que vol laIno p3
IA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
To ConsunsDliyes.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health In
few weeks by a very simple remedy alter having SUI
fered several Years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, COnsumDtion-Is anxious make
known 10 his feIiUW-sUIercrs the means of cure
To al vino desire it, he Will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of charge with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sars esre for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
CRITLS. dc. The only object OF the advertiser in
sending the Prescription benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which IL cOnceiyes b iIyalu-
able and he hopes every sufferer VIII try Is remedy
il viii cost them I.o,hing. and may pro blessing
Partiss wishing the prescription viii address
- EDWARD !. VI On.
Williamsburg.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

Z UAvEs- PRoNoTIoNs.-At meeting OF
ihi- comp my. held last evening, the name OF
3 Nashville Light Guards" was adopted
Lieutenant K nnFdy having accepted the
pa-ition of Lieutenant in the Rock City
Guards, the Office of first Lieutenant was de-
cla' ed vacant, aud End Lieutenant, Jno. q.
Rurch, elected tn fill the vacancy, and Sd
Lieutenant P. G. Price. promoted to | Lieu
tenant. ana Leon Trousdale, E O.. was elected
to Fill the vacancy thus occasontd. The com
pany is now fully organized, and numbers
about sky men, rank and file. We hope to
Sc themout on parade ere long.-EUensng
Democrat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

I Tbs LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. Ry Edward
2 Everett New York: Sheldon Co. Boston
Gould lincoln. 1850. Que vol lsno p7
Ss4
| This is 4 brief history OF the life Of WASH
INGroS, written by Mr.. EVERETT, at the re-
guest OF the proprietors of the Encyclopedia
Britannica" for the new edition of thai work
now in course of publication. IL is printed
on fine thick paper and with large, clear
type.
{ AMERICAN HISTORY BY Jacob Abbott. Illustrated
with mum -rous maps and engravings. New York :
Sheldon & Co. Boston; Gould * lincoln Two
vol limo
We have before US the second volume of
this elegant little work-shall we not have
the first 4?
FORTY YEARS EXPERIE NCE II sUNDAY-sCHooLs
Ey stephen Il Tying, D. D., Restor Of st. Georges
Church, &ew York. New York sheldon & Co
B'ston; GOuiI * Lincoln 1850. oae vol, pp.
25l 3
This is an interesting and Instructive little
book, and we commend it to all who feel an
interest in Sandsy-School education.
STORIES OF SCOTLAND AND IFS ADJACENT Is
LANDS. By Mrs. Thomas Gedart author Of Truth
il everything etc, etc. New York Sheldon s
Co. Boston: Gould x Lincoln. 1860. One vol.
PIP. $50
This is neat little volume by popular
authores<, Containing accounts of many of
the stirring events in the history of Scotland,
aud is illustrated by fine wood engravings.
\ TREA> Try OF SCRIPTURE STORIEs Beautifully
Iiu trated with coiored plates, from original de
signs By tue first American Artists New York
She do c.. ,ston: Gould * Lincoln 1851.
We have something here which will please
tie little ones-a pretty little volume, con-
taiIing stores OF Sampson, Noah, Ruth
Samuel, David, and Joseph. Thick tinted
poPer, large type, and pictures printed in five
or six different colors- Elegantly bound.
The above works are for sale by GRAVES,
MARES, & Co. North Market street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

THE THEATEE--AIthough the weather was
very nniavoruble, there was a good house
Saturday night to $ e Mr. RaBERrs in The
Rag Picker q Par5s. He commences Il second
engagement tonight with Faust and uGrgaerie
The Poatica! Pre- Fight came OF Saturday
night. and carried the houseby storm. II is
burle>que OF the q" crcaming'' sort, abound
ing in songs. dances, aud many local hits.
al Of which raised perfect tempest in the
parquettc. Il was decided success, afford
ing enough fun for the boys 20 last Il Sc, X
or at least til tonight, when the piece Will BE-
repeated under more favorable circumstances.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Public Sneakfne.

We will address our fellow -citizeus of tn,
9TH Congressional District as follows.
Purdy, McNairy county, Monday, Oct. L.
Monte yuma, McNairy CO., Muesday, Oci. 2
Hermitage, D. catur Co.. "Wednesday, OcL
Dscaturville, Decatur Co., Thursddy. Oct 4
GnsSett's Store. Benton CO., Fl iday, Oct s.
Camden, Benton Co., Saturday. Or. g.
Chepultapec, Benton CO., Monday, Oct. s.
Turkey PUiut, Humph ,eys CO. Tuesday Oct 9
Wav,rly, Humphr, vs. CO. Wednesday, Oct 10
McAdo'S Humphreys Co.. Thursday Oct IL.
Deloberville, Perry CO.. Friday, Oct r.
Linden, Perry CO., Saturday, Oct. Is.
JOHN q. BROWN.
n. n. COX
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

"a A political discussion took place on
Monday lat at Lawreneebnrg, between BE-, j
F. MATHEWS, Ed, of that place. speaker
O. the Union party, and SALEM DUTCEHR. a
small Br, ckinridge politician of Columbia
During the debate. difficulty occurred b :
tween them, ia which butcher fired at MAIH-
Ews three times. Fearing he might kill
some enc il the crowd, Mr. MATHEWS d d
not Gre. bat is Said TO have conducted HIM
self very galianliy. = & ii 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

; gzfs- The annual meeting of the Grand
r oy al Arch Chapter Of Tennessee commen-
ces in this city to-day. The following are
tie officers:
Rs. Moore OF GAINESVILLE, Grad High
Priest;
Massalon Written, of Newbern, Deputy
Graud High Priest
D. R. Rawlfhgs,- or chattanooga, Grand
George T. Taylor, of Wesley, Grand
Scribe;
W II. Horn, of Nashville, Grand Treas
Drer;
c. A Fuller, of Nashville, Grand secre-
G. P. Hendcrsoa, of Marfreesvortc, Grand
Chaplain
Geo. a. Price, oil Macedonia. Grand Cap
taiA of the Host;
L. Howkins, of Columbia. Grand Captain
Of the Guard
NJ. E. DeGroye, Of Nashville. Grand Tier
The annual Meeting OF the Grand Council
OF Royal and Select Masters also meets to-
day. Officers:
Jonathan Huntingdon, of Nashville, Thrice
lllusirious Grand Master:
l. d. Wheeler, Muffrresbnro'. Deputy H.
iuStrious Grand Masters 60.
samuel Henderson. of Franklin, Grand
Principal Conductor Of Work: - -
W. Ii, Wilton, OF GOlanbis. Grand Cap
tain Of the Guard;
w. IL Hern. OF Nashville, GRIND Treas
urer;
C. a. Fuller, of Nashville, Grand secre-
try;
AS. Curry, of Trenton. Grand Sentinel;
81. E DeGrOye, of Nashville, Grand Tier.
These bodies viii meet in the new Ma
sonic Temple on church street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

~ "Hilloo there!-l say, Boil" exclaim-
ed one Young gentleman, as another, mount
ed on a fast horse and ''dressed to KILL
dashed down College street at the rate of ten
miles an hour.
Bob succeeded in pulling up after run OF
hundred yards or so, and clnlered back.
-Wcll," said be, what's the rows
ooh. nothing very particular" replied the
Other. L merely wanted to request you to
'byld that horse on the ground"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

TIE WORK GOES BnAvELY oS--The City
Engineer and his assistant passed through
Hog Alley Saturday afternoon, with daguer-
reotype apparatus, through which they were
looking to see what improvements are ncc"s-
sary to be made to throw he Alley iHio the
white settlements. The hands WILL probably
90 to work this morning. Don't say word.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

yE6- John Swartz was sent to prison, on
Saturday. in Philadelphia, for lifting up a
boy four years old, and dashing his head on
the pavement, without Exchange
Paper.
We can'I believe Mr. Swaftz would have
treated boy four years old in that way with
out some ''provocation, The boy must GER
tainly have insulted him in some way.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Up 0elearaph.
from uexIeo.

NEw ORLEANS. Oct 6-The steamer Pc
tomac from Vera Cruz the 18th has arrived
| with $50 900 spAeia. = las -
/ senior Aater arrived on the 14'h, The S,ss-
quehaana ar Ir. d '',It pa the 18th, aud he
| PcwhattoG tiI. 18th.
| The whuie sui ct in regard to the condein
nation ri the. bark AiariacC nception has
beenreferred tSMalrii.-s = = y - =
The Spanish Minister is advised to concili-
ale the Juarez Government.
The Liberals are successful aud hopeful of
taking the Capital.
The English Minister proposed TO mediate
for peace. but the proposition wa rejected.
The steamer Pocahontas with later news is
expected.
The Empire City. from Havana, is quaran,
tined for ten days. Her passen gers are we'll.
Pass Discovered.
OMAHA CRY. Oct. Capt. Reynolds from
Wind River County reports having discover
tins TINS '9eo feet lower than amy heretotese
Lancaster Races.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Oct 6-Alamode won
the wum+e race against Blue Tail Fly: Time
3:5l9, 1858.
From New york. . ~
New YORK, Oct. 6.-The steamer Adriatic
sailed to-day, taking S675, 900 specie The
Edinhurg also sailed taking SIT ,64S specie.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 6.--Joe Stonar won the
four mile race to-day. Mat Davis winning
the first heat In the second heat Mat Davis
let down and was drawn. Time $40. 7:47
The river is stationary with feet II inches
water in the canal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Fayetteville, Saturday October 9th.
Appointments.

a. S. CoLYAE. Esq, of Winchester. viii
address the people at the following time,
and plaees--viz:
Jasper. Marion county. Friday, Oct. 5.
leagues Store. Marion CO, Saturday. Oct. 6
Dunlap, Sequaiehie county. Monday. Oct. S
Pikeville, Bledso county Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Washington, Rhea CO., Wednesday Oct 10.
Decatur. Meigs county. Thursday, Oct IL.
Cleveland. Bradley CO., Friday Oct. u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Public Nneakinp.

Hon. WV. B. STOKES and Col. JOIN L. SpuR.
LOCK will address the people at
Altamont. Grundv county. Monday, Oct. %
Hillsboro', Coffee county, Tuesday. Oct %
Manchester, Coffee county, Wednesday
Oct. "a.
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Thursday
Oct. rs.
Winchester, Franklin county. Saturday
Oct. 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

UNION BARBECUE At MUREREESBoRo.--TLe
Union party of Rutherford county are 10
have a Grand Union Mass Meetiug and Bar
becue at Murfreeshoro, on Wednesday, the
18th inst. The ladies, all the Union military
companies in the State, and every body else,
are invited to attend. There win heroon
enough and plenty to cat for $4,000 Propie.
Some Of the hblest speakers in the State viii
be there
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
azs- We learn ftom the LonisrilIe La,rnal

Gs- We learn from the Louisville Journal
that ST. CLAIR NJ. MORGAN, E-q.. of this city
addressed large meeting OF Union Men in
New Albany, Ind, on Friday night last. He
made, says the Journal. a rallying speech Of an
hour, which wasreceived with great entbusi-
aSm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
lie Speakfn1.

Hon. W b. STOKES aud Col. W. 81. DEWITT
Will address the people on the political IL
sues of the day. at the following times and
places
Lafayette, Macon county, Oct. LIST.
Ceuterville, jackson county, Sd
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