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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

The Peoria Times says:
1.-THE new Directors the Peoria and oquswks have
offered Moss Hsrdug Co $500 o for th- portion OF rosd DO
t.e Gassburg and Bnr 2ton which ~ss refused; Moss
HsrdpH Co. asging that they obtain larger sum from
the Chcago Blu lpgt n aud Qaibcy Company"
The Netc Orleans Picayune Of Wednesday last re-
ports:
"Sterlns was heavy. The lat eeeraphc dispatches from
Eew) ok anote cine Our market has responded IN % ne
degree by buyers refusing to pay lO8d for the
run OF rood signatures though bills held at
above The d,cn- in document bills ha- not oeeh so
Sale eff, otd to day at lO7ldGi We quote
T m l0aI0] Frarcs were vell sustained We quote rom
t27la5 ga for see Paris direct Of 265E2ks
may be deemed as covering all 9 AIDES
The grain business at Chicago continues very larg'.
The receipts on the 10Th and 18th insts add up $751;
COO bush. wheat and 5000 bush. corn, Of which the
Galepa brought in 1856 600 bush. The receipts on the
81
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MARRIED D.
FULLER--Drrl

FULLER-DURAND-ID Burlington, VI. on Monday, oc, q
BY the Rev Prof ~ G. Clerk Mr. Albert ~ Fuller 70 Mis-
Bsrihs F. Durapd of Burlington -,
M8-FRANKLIN-OD THURSDAY, Oct H. a. tsece Onuien,
Bo.k lyn by the Rev j. H. Hobart Brown Capt Geo Lar
to Mise Caroline Louis. daughter Of Cornell Fnnhis esq.,
Of Brooklyn Lor & Island. go . a.
kILLER-TYLER--In this city Thurdsy Oct i, q ~
Jobns Cbuch, by the Rev Alv,h wbwa, George miller
10 Caroline r. Tyler ell OF tb' city.
NORTON HOLLEY-At Fairfield, Conn, en- "Wednesday:
Oct TO- by toe fst6er OF the bride, L. soton, ~ U,
VAN VEIET-SAXTON--At Clifton, Staten Island on Friday,
Oct ~ by the Rev. w. n 1ayl Bensoa Van Vhs and
Kate b ssyton daughter OF Ed s'n s. ssy:on, ESQ
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rbe p;usb,,reh Chronicle Of Friday saws:

The PITTSBURGH Chronicle of Friday says:
The Common unc held special meeting last night for the
purpose Of taking action the ordinance recently passed oy tue
seeet Council deIiDg levy Of ionr and quarter mills on tue
dollar the interest due subscription 10 the Char
tiers Valley Railroad There large attendance on the
csion and much the proceedings mantle
The ordnance adopted by the Select Council read aud
Mr. Chsdwi moved concur aud the ordinance as adopted
by the Select Council passed finally by the following vote:
Yeas Ne,srs. Bailey Barnes, Barsht Beur@ann Cad
T.ylor Wils-6 Nays, Msssrs Bndey, Floyd BILL Petrie,
Robin. RowboOm, and President McCaDdesa-7 So the
sx bas been levied last al thinking predicted
would be- and very Troublesome question has been disposed OF
x.eu.ront Of anthraci.a coal tide. wide the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments J.


stesmsbip-Ksmsk (Br.I BrOwnle.s' Hsvsns, Cpnaid
sbios-Rsah Kenneston London, J w. ElSel 20 NOT
vsy Major Liverpool w. ElweH Co. Dewitt olh'oi'
Mosbsr Liverpool, Trssk Dearborn
Rark-R H Gamble Powell st Marks ~, =,
Rrs-Mshida nsnl Person o1uee'feI s Tu9 cJ.Ds
a. = Bnssrt St. Johns n b, P l. Nevius ) n
Scbooners-Msy Smith, Galveston d. q Murray sorpne'
70 As1sdria Stafford Dodge Jaciutha Bss,os OpoTto H.
= Am,nck CO.. j. Ds Ing Percivsl Rio Grande, Napier,
Wat,fod Rankin Robinson Davis PttF'bq'S nts.e,
AZ Gnest Forbes PhiIsdelphis j. w. Mckee STANTON
Lowdtn Charleston McCresdy Mott Co Norman Ooinn'
Murtssh STAN Philadelphia }. w Mckee.
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Passengers sailed

7, ,team,hp Sa1enia for Hamburg, HARE and Sonhdmr
sn~B.Ton Won Garner Peitz leopold Anb1cher O. eics'
ert g. Cunt nm York 7. Greif, Illinois, Fed nan hud
con Civ: Mis-, Dinser L. Arnstein NewYors j. Heine-
mann Clicsgoi Simon binswsnse Bsltimoe j. bur Shis
90 q Tbse Caiion o. Burtenbii der, Hamburg; N y
Ssnders New York; Anton Zumbsh, Alabama boroeg 81
Lows 2 Kshrs Gertrude Wong chtgp, New OH blva
MchsN Hudson City Pe,een Illinois, q u CsLisen,
Boston; P Cute Chicago VIM Meyer, Berger Ns~:Y9rki
MeineI sp4rber Milwsnkee K Otto, Cnsinnsi H. er,
R.ixie; Hsrtung J. See usnu, Cincnnstii Bur hhHdt
Cbs,o; d Klein family. Cincinnati; Bruins Miss j.
Bruus Newly others In the steeTase Total 100.
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4lc0iral.

DR. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK smUP
bod sad si Diseases Is kaq~4 80 4gPitSaeq Is rle
On 49,. ~ "a On. tbs ust Sold ~ No 81 GfaLd 80
X y, gAy Es's No rs Fut,nst, BrooklJn.
-,OyV a. CTrRE DISEASES Of the MOST
. DISTRESSING CHARACTER. =, -
s. PATIENTS GUIDE. 81 q. ~, M"FIoN %. ~
t. 5Cce and mode Of cure with pie sa-t remedies
toneb4 Of IN drugdss 1t hts cost aud no exposure Inoe
soIby IT, g. LAWRENCE, no. Ne'eyst
Ms ed zee on receipt u four posta = s'aL 1pss
AdcTess Boa No l,6g3 PEilsdepAia Fo'''OA''s'
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gteombpats ato RAILROADS..

NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINEmFARE
@CENTs-The Steamer CATALINE, Capt William A.
V.n win leave OHver.slip EVERY DAY al CLOCK NOUS
n,rs IN Connection With the H0usstonic Railroad The
sssaTnsr BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck-siP EvEtI NUN
DAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. At IL &C oGs, N"oSI AZ
It 20 ms N connect With 81 the Express Trsirs
nNNs III '-Ne ~ 0 GEO W. CORLlES, Agent
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HenGl Notices.

NV ORDER Of the Honorable BENJAMIN W.
Id BONNEY Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state OF
is hereby gwen pursuant 70 's P,Gy
IONS of III. statute authorizing attachments sgehtt
nnoesd md debtors that an attachment Hss 10
ed against the estate Of JOHN GRAHAM resident OF Sv
r5 m the State Of Connecticut and that the same WIN Oe
fY e syuent Of debts unless he appear ana
Attachment according to law within nine months nom e %
nblicaon Of this and that the payment OF any eO quo
K hin by residents this State snd the delivery 70 mn OF
49, nv nrcoety within tins State belonging to him and
- tsT ~ nv anon property by him forbidden by Law"
nd are void Dated the fourth day Of May, 1860 70
' ~ WV L. T. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors,
"a ,.,-o,,orrt No III Wsll-st, n. Y.
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Carr pKrEEx Fl the steamship Jsp.,tsvn when a,Vel
thu morning from RI Dond having .xper uctd ,neaty
n gale the nth pssaas on Brneg s1ned avs seIu'
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u...;nss # Produce

,y b all p,..,, Oct IS lS63877 IT'S bbs neui w Dds
& NJ ga go bnsb Corn a. SIC bush Wheat slsI o1sn
Oats roo hp,h RYE $50 bo.h Malt pkss Lard ~" pAe
Proyisobs, Is pigs. Ashes 1873 pigs Seed.
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SINHE GREATEST WANT of the DAY HAS
4 REEN A SANITARY In SrITUTION.

1 BEEN A SANITARY INSTITUTION
nelv reliable combining great xiii erut Geconsr1od1non'
GOOD table freedom from The annoyance attending pdeI-
cy, or ruoc cstabihmeat the suggs'ol o. many npa-
lids thvonoh0ut the country TUE GRAEtTNBERG MEoi-
% me tyeotIu0 Of female diseas unpers1 a1oaq pOnen
from hs ooe Of Is So that serenteHR' are aefed -
greater OT less degree. - .o,rr,,pDo NY
A I-aStpR journalist remarks: 1.-THE GaAEFENBERG IN
STITUTE commend tick to the esteem Of al nretig
A. people sfodiDg b, tier advantages than
hosUs great put Ii institution ke sssr cue II other siml
Iy sss,ishu cuts Tie epo say The secluded quarters
~ the iaefenbeg institute utequaed atvangs Tor all
spHe rR from the srsveI form Of Uterine dco es Cbr1nc
Disease or where great SKILL quiet needed IN se Of
Confinement Ius'itute Is under the care OF Dr. j. f.
BRIDGE Re sdeni by cisn seotemsn Of thorough medical
oov dsa and practical PdyicuLs regard
l., terms &c may be hsd by addressing him at No BOND
ar NEW YORK.
70 Dr. BRDGK permitted to refer for his personal chsrac
ter amor otbtrs TO
AoRhCE GREELEY, Of The New York Tribune.
prof A. r. PKARopY, Of HIrrard University, Mas
Rev T. n CHAPLIN, D. D.. Of NstD York
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nisassers, Ar,

SAVANNAH Oct 1.-The sue. steamship MO, Homer
p NswYorA, arrived here al the Bar at ~ @e'oc' 'n ~
M
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MINIATURE ALAkSAC.
c,u pt.as 6.13I ses,.,.... 10 Moon-Rises.. 6:l5
HIeB -
cs Unok II:2l Gov Island 121l He'll ste.... l:32
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Live Stock on the N. Y. and Ere ks,ir 3 ,sa


For the week ending Monday Oct ls-llS Ears Csue
Hogs Sheep, ea's Horss T9tn ss"es ". n.
If Express freight msiins total no. %. o ca ,..
over lat week of Il ears Of live stocs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
Same time So 5a 46gl7 5O5a67 $50 $3.50 a'sodAss676
The movements of breadstuTs at Milwaukee last

The receipts Of Flour are less from the country this
FALL in proportion to the wheat crop because the fact
that prices of Flour have been too low in this market
to allow of profit, while Wheat continued at the
f;onr,s Maid I'D 10 this tiue.
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Passeugers Arrived

In shin ESsard Brien Jyv'. Lega9rn-Emly Mary aud
John d. Benz, r. hariani and family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

The weekly statement of Bank averages is very ia
vorable he contraction Of loans continues, and has
now reached some s., 900 since the contraction
commenced. The line now stands lower than at any
time since December 1859, at which time the specie
was the ZANE az now and the deposits about - 600 600
more The specie line shows small increase but is IN
fact So OCO OOO as the California arrival of Saturday
does not count in the average. The statement shows
& N nlta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
Il the County New York notice i. hereby gye1 70 al person.
having claims aganFt SARAH NJ NANBUShlRh, late Of tne
(y % eY ok deceased 10 present the same win yogcss
10 the fubscnbeTs s the office Of LOT T. no
81 s. iu ID. City Newly before the hItt day OF
S' JOHN S. LYLE, Fx.cn.ors
LOT CLARK, --~o0
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK aud
- LIVERPOOL snSng and embarh3g passengers at Qnseas
ss~sosbip coap,ny intend &.pa,sin tsI m powered cde
CITY OF WINCHESTER saturday, Oct q
And ever, SATURDAY. at noon from Pier No a. N.
y yst 81 stesEAS 70
st.srsss return ticket good for sI months 50
Rotterdsia, Antwerp &c, at reduced through fATas
Persons ~ihns TO or ou toe fsna can BUY tcsets here
town First Cabs SIS Sas ard sos seerase from Liver
These steamers have superior accommodation for
nd carry eIP.spce6 spIseon They are built water tight
For further information spply in Lverp1ol 70 WM IHMAN
Agent No "a Wster ct in Glasgow to WM iS@1N Ne
Co. in Lona e EWES MACY No 81 Ki3g wll.H1,st
Oo%pa1y' oS'e' JONI IN G 6 PAL PALE "a, AssS3y
COUTHAMPTON and HAvRE-To succeed
epsb for the above ports their splendid ssaDhlp ATLAH
TIC Carr O. Cry carrying the UHi'ed StSes MALE Oh the
~ From EsS.YoPE SATURDAY, Nov II and Dec 49,
Prom Have Dec and Jan Isl
And Souh,mpt,n the dSy after leaving Hsvre.
The Atlantic "a untKcsed for strength and comfort; has
wetergbt compartments, audi In all respects in complete
limited nuuber Of Second Cabin Passenger for whom eE
eeeDt oommodAtons have been PTovaed WI" De taken d.
For freight or passage sppy at the oce Company No
Tor SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
steamship HUNTSVILLE. Cspt. John A. Post will Iesye
Pier No 70 n. r THURSDAY, Oct 10 at Up
P.sSate to with accommodations unequAed, slsi
tbroueh tkss to EewOeaps 800 rs; Mobile, S35; Mont
s1m.Tv s25; Memphis e8l IS Nashville S29 IS; Knoxville
as 50; ChstsDOorA S25 EuflA S24; Albany go Column
bus s2I Atlanta GIL Macon, S20 AugnstA el7 90 Dclud
ms carriage fare In Savannah. VI. B. CROMWELL Co.,
- No 90 West ct, and No. 235 Broadway.
GTEAMER OF OCTOBER goth; UNI
The United States Mail Steamship VANDERBILT; Il r. q
IFFFVRF Commander V sail from Pier No North River,
Eey.York at 10 a. m on SATURDAY October 2oth with
stjs psssenqer and specie for ENGL AND and FRANCE
LIT Csbp sl2O; "a Cabin $50 3D. Cabin % Hsyre, sS9 To
E~r,ls1o,ton : 81 d. TORRANCE, Agent,
No 5 Bowling Green, New York
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o SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE on SAT-

T>oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE on SAT-
npnSy N ,r.mNer 10 Ths U9ived sates Mail Steamer
yyLroH IA y ssscS on ssRbsY, No, TO-
NOON Ts steamer tBmrgs',sd ior .ss'y eoe comfort nas
go hSs other rssts tends In the event Of collision
10 kee, tree to work. and secure sSe safety
vessels I ps,lsS~ 10 second Cabin s-5 and $50
For Freight passage apply 10 s sho akSkE 5onx
oom..n n. Agents No Broadway.
i SEw-YoRK, Il. J Won santen, Commander carrying
ne w. SATURDAY, DC, II. at n O'Clock p M,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON HAvRE s. s.osS5T.Aan....a.N and BREMEN
nrst cabin 500; second csOh, $50; sesrase SIS.
oELPCKE, KEUTGEN RvIcHELr.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO
STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA,
Win le,ys Pier foot Of Wsnenst,
On SATURDAY, Oct 20, at 2 O'Clock ?.
Freight y Nev Orleans, Is cents per cubic foot.
CABIN passage 70
sssrss pssss. to or Havana
NJ O. ROBERTS. Agent No; III " w w.s st.:
sseaDsbip Empire City viii leave October 30.
DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
~ ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
REV YORK AND GALWAY LINE
at It. Johns r. 10 land Passengers and receive
DE Royal Nail and Government Dispatches
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved BY VI
- HEW IRON sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS
u LEINSTER.. geo tuns burden
ULSTER ........................44cO tuns burden.
PARANA...s... = ~ TINS burden.
Yne departure will BE- the CONNAUGHT nom Boston
on TUESDAY, Ost % 10 be followed by the PRINCE Al
FERT foD Nev-Yok, November 20 from Pier No 3D. North
&fver
Rates OF passage any part Of Ireland, Railway and k
hbe principal cities Of England and SeutlsLd
First Class sloo SO ana SIS according to ststeroom
sonmodst Third Class $50 including cooked provisions
And TO 81 Johns N F-First Glass $SS Third Clsss, $b
children under IL years half price undsr year free Third
Csss passengers re4uissd TO furnish beds and tins
The Of this company have been constructed With The
esst regards safety and couo combined Vth model
snd propelrs power and butt with .eriyht compet
ent Thy confidently expected In speed and
rooshwesther qualities any built and rspetf
With elegances and copvenences.
An experienced atached 70 each shp Personi
Wishing 10 send for their friends Obtain tickets hs
following greatly reduced ptices;
IN thru cabin from Galway $50 In third cabin FROM
town IN Ireland railway, $50 So In hd cabin from The
principal cities Of England and Scotland, S35
For frstEht passage apply to -
Nos 81 and IS South
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Sept 49, Oct 6 Oct 10 -, ooo o,o
sl2s337 1871 Sl2soO7 1913 Dec sleo org
SP9' .s1'CSJ esfos7 gS3I283 Dec. 1924
Deposits 10 1888 3e3 75,l767S6 H,S2el Dec. Soi' 90
The movement of the Banks since Nov. "a, 1888,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
a. lie County Of Newly notice hereby hvcn 70 Al per
EeyYos crceae1 pres, the same, Mlth
T. the rubsrbes Che residence Of tOiO D. " 49, 70
n dag Of Decer Der ue3t-Date9 New ofS' No
Sstb dsy OF june, 100 ISAAC b; WARD Executors.
ieZ6 lavtn a. GEO Is. " am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

GCPREME COURT Ulster EOuUtl - ~ - =
~ KNAPP, Guardian Sc sgailit SIDNEY g. ~ siu
Fsapy " BIZ VVif- hcmzs NcKissock and Daniel r'h
ton Executor 49, of Dsii w. Bsts d. ease9i l'Is
RetrLuD sfd kdWgr3 Bennett, SURVIVORS eiI
IL slate Summons for rslf CON not served TO siJ
MY G.. MILLER and FANNY " bis Wife $50 y th' in3'e
named Defendant hereby summoned ard requ 90 70
answer the complaint n this action which VII be 90 "a tH
Oce o. the Clerk of tb County o. Ulster az hi gsn w $50
Co.nty aud 20 serve copy Of your 20 tho si cO
o. 1tcribe AZ BE Office H. ssw rguua, Ulster tuuy
tSeIty dss atrI the service g, tails ' You
elusive o. The dsy % rll service SoU oil O. le- the
sd con ptt siin the lime a0Tcfsd tls pl1i l this a.
to vi apply he Court oT relief Ia the
Mai t-Dattd S,p- - 1850.
Pc .AHEs GRAHAM, Plirtif At1raey.
The conn giut m tie above EMIT ed action hlst M Ulster
Comfy 4 eIk's Office -Ot $50.
hOct I,w6wWed' JANIS u GRAHAM f'ha A~y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
poIitielan ON one CrlsLs.

The Boston Courier publishes a letter from a gen
ternan in positionn Tennessee, with regard to the
present crisis The gentleman belongs to the oppo-
sitlon school of politics, and from his stand PoiPt
takes a sensible, shrewd and judciOus view Of the
status ofaairs in the South far as the following
extract is concerned. 1t is believed that the writer
Of this letter is member Of Congress from the
Easter portion OF the State though Of course this
is mere conjecture: ...
ANY attempt at coercion will be madness. and
wickedness Every man in the South Is soldier
and even the negroes wOud fight as they did IN the
revolution. | see it suggested that the government
might blockade the Southern ports The south
would be q government de flcto, and as such would
be recognized by the other powers who womb nan
the step with Joy. Of course their vessels belHg
neutral would not be eXcudedi ana II altenP ~
YOU have a war with England and France Ii Is
also asked where she would get her revenue! An
export duty on cotton, would supply III, ana dis
elimination in favor of foreign bottoms would he
severe blow upon Northern commerce ard manu-
factures Imports free would require a Gordon OF
custom houses from ocean TO ocean to prevent the
whole Northern portion of the government being
supplied with foreign. merchandise from me oolln'
In the event of secession feel certain that Ten
rassee would Join the South also North Carolina,
Missouri. Kentucky, and Virginia prooaoly W2ulu
not at present. But unless petted as the IS eatatS
ggfes . of the Government, and all their humors
gratifed they would leave at any moment and JON
the South. ..
Now this is the fight that the UniCn men OF the
South have on hand. And what our own North
ern friends doing for US? Why, trying to persuade
us that RepubHcanism, in the person OF Mr. LINCOLN
is not so bad thing after all and. in the same
breath speaking Of the secession movements as mere
temporary ebulitions of disappointment at political
defeat If we ever had any sympathlzers among your
readers tis sort of writing would seem quite likely
TO abate their interest in our struggle. IL IS also
intimated that some Of our men viii have places IN
the new Cabinet God forbid! Do you suppose we
could fight disuniOnlsm with our leaders held as hos
tages in the camp of the enemy! Inc charge thal
we are in sympathy with that party has already
cost us thousands of votes all over the South WITH
Mr.. Bell or Mr.. Rives in Lncolns Cabinet, we should
at once be assimtlated the tories Of the ReVolu
ton and crushed out without mercy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

-, -, -. a,
nave iaith IN my IeiloW-eitzens OF tne south
.naS "ns1 .hey are pronght 20 see thas unity AZ
nome Is tneir outy and must pc accompanied De,
tS tsex can 20 AZ tnlng 70 4fds sets4sinens OF
~ sls ny VII eelle .oge.nsr
~ As mS ~ 10 .eIe 800 anu s'ePs ~
ascerslln enelr uuty anu enlqrce tneir rign.A'
Anu 1, 1en'eVcr 1ne1 ~ Sfe PoNerless no" ei.her
rs as " hlss or peLioerSs: canhoe stamp elmer
wing OF DeInocraec prll'elpss upon tne poley OF
Ii.e SS"eIei 5Ii ~, ~ = ~ ' Ho "a
ihs9n slla ms il2 ere sl1siy axsrss
70 t rl'i,er e,, a., ,.or+ ol.o,;, It'll
s ,sss :, ss. n 8, = -, ~ ~
" 49, tl"s ~, " pS y .. - y seF
w VIZ oot;oaI ,,rosa so,,o
- 80, - y 80 -; - - a.
1 cStL9 ~ - s - h; ~:
iit ~ ,"Is ~ = ~ 49,;
! 49, w -AN-a1A - ~ ISIS y n M
'sS IN g. ,isoi ~ h I st4 4; 10
BONA Ia iFsal,, sg5t ID sli, sIa III .teh
ials.S ~ 49, ~. i5isr -. ~
lliiout p;lrIzln piNispn et = Veiff llslflphloP
And. After adj this tfiefV interesting to pacG
,hnnta,4s 49, fa.4, fsds 80 .stsi5s -s5i 3 is-i.
T. M - Id 3si..5 ,rsS ss5 .s Il a
Il We nave Tor lonS PkliVa 81 ais suisfsa our
selves to be called from our VACATIONS and haraDgued
tliuto arcr Will we NOT now that we
- .I1 W P =. - =. -: Z -. -
LfSe sS S pow n n $50 81 ~ % u = !, d
" nissspao!F y = s S:i ,tso
A,SS =. -0'
T. ca :. ], ~ 80 g. 8 n, IL y,S ,;I
:s iy ~ :, e. H. - ~ - -
~ ! S;;si. ~ ~ J
in, +hat 80, -f o naoees For tI evil IF
kt t Ia " r. a. t.r i,5tiSs
,e ~ e. .I - - 10 III fon IN
az y, ITSier Il 10 he distrnnte,l
and whether the vast energies and resources of ths
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

KNoxyuLE-The Federal Court concluded It's fall
term at Knoxville late Monday night. There was
quite number of cases disposed Of. Only one IN
fortunate suffered by "the enforcement Of the
criminal law One J. S. BAKER, dancing master
by profession was indicted for obtaining and open
ing under false preteces letters that did not belong to
him. Although ably defended, the efficient District
Attorney. Gen J. c. RAMSEY, who has for the past
eight wears 50 satisfactorily discharged the duties OF
that off &c, succeeded 10 eonyieting the defendant OF
felony. . e.. ,.al...as ..s ...f.'nt as. 49,
Knoxville, notwithstanding the hard times, wears
quite a business appearance. Three or four very
tasteful architectural business houses are going UP
on the principal street. besides other improvements
are noticeable in other portions of the city Knox
Vile in one respect is far in advance OF Nashville
that is in her hotels. The Lamar House IS one OF
the hes adapted buildings for hotel purposes that
we know of in the South. tits well furnished and
Wen. kept by the gentemanly proprietors Aessrs
Thomson and Kirk. Some Of the citizens of that
aitv looked forward to the day when Knoxville Will
he the Pittsburg of the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06

MENAr1s PosTNAsTER-lt IS rumQTed that Mr.
Wnn,Dbis He is known to be an applicant, and we
understand. during his recent visit to Springfield
had some assurances ofasuccess. He IS sand 10 De
related 10 Mr. Lincolns law partner through whon
he expects to secure the appointment AenpH'>
AUdlaache Dec. 4. rEsa.u -r. ..sH &. B..