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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
from 1h.. rrc.. PhiiadeIphLa. october !. 1859.

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SPALpfSG's PREPARED GLUE--To have a favcrte
pieee china Clipped or broken, pet book with lie
binding torn nice piece OF furniture fractured, is
terrible and temper destroy ing nuisance Not without
remedy, rs We csn testify Nr spaudins, who adTer-
Il=s his Prepared Glue fhe Press to-day, sent US
some OF it yesterday. We devoted two hours TO its
practical spplication-Fesui two carved chairs com
pIeteIy restored many odd and ends Of china and
glass made tattered nIay made good as
new several deguerreOtype cases renovated, and an
old fOlio edition OF HerOdOtus and Homer printed III
the year 1900 whose antique boards LITERALLY bOardS
were split made strong enough 10 last for another
century or two We might have mended any quantity
OF ehildrens broken toys, but caved in AFTER hour
NJ ihe worst them. This Prepared Glue, which i
a liquid about thick glue, and applied By brush
which accompanies each bott!e Is Indispensable
house that W. now wonder how could have gone
without il. "ctl-ew
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ADrIG-As the hot season Is approaching, every
person should prepare their system for the change and
there is no remedy applicable McLeans strength
ening Cordial Blood Puri her. II will purify the
blood thoroughly, and the time strengthen
aud inv igUrate the whole organization The immense
qGsntity Of that sold daily is proof enough OF its
great virtues thoroughly removing all impure mat
from the blood We say 10 all, try IT. Il is de
Iicous fake see the advertisement in another col
We would call partcula1 attention 10 Mclean
notice in another column. We add the following from
the ST Louis Herald, which speaks volumes III its
FAVOR We say ali give it trial:
I'VE take especial pleasure in recommending He
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial as an nvaua-
bIe remedy for general debility and weakness We
have seen it tested in a circle under our own imnedi-
ale observation and vouch for its efficiency and
worth. II article which should be kept constant
Iy i'll every family, As it IS certainly an invaluable
Iucii,fnr = &c the advertisement in another column
octI-dGwIm
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co Admiration.

To the Fair Il [aconnues-
We noticed in recent copy of the DAILY
PATRIOT an appeal from yourselves 10 the
hearts of the lords of creation. We hasten
to reply. You say that nature has denied
you but one favor: that the gift of gifts
LOae
Our fate is the same. Who can deem ii
presumption when we grasp the bait displayed
by the tickle goddess to two aching hearts
at Fortunes wheel.
You demand description OF our persons;
to the fairy-like owner of blue eyes and
golden curls. We present a pleasing contrast
in straight, well-built Hercules of six feet:
with regular handsome features, full grey
eyes and dark clustering curls. Where is the
sparkling brunette that can resist the soul
enhancing beams from the blue eyes of a
fair-haired poet lover? There is not one.
Now, ladies, yOu have our persoAslie. Our
good nature is proverbial; and for fun and
frolic We are always on hand. Our intellec-
tual powers we are too modest to rate; suf-
fee it TO say, that our illusions can always
gain admittance into The column for 'little or
nothings.i' Are we mercenary when we re-
solve to storm the castle and never raise seige
until possessed of it's accumulated boards Of
affection! Then be il so, for such is our de-
termination.
We confess our ignorance of the road TO
Incidence, but understand that it lies in an
opposite direction 10 the Hill of Silence. on
the summit of which stands the Temple of
Wisdom, which magnificent institution we
have some idea of visiting.
Lest you should, IRON this confession,
deem Us incapable of teaching the art of
love, We beseech you to bear 10 miHd that
the deyotees of Wisdom affect to disdain the
tender passion. Though devoted worshipers
at tue shrine of beauty, yet neither of us can
boast of one sfriOgs g9aire da c cr,D Innumer-
able little fiitations, have of course served to
pass time ever since ice entered our teens.
The last word Is written
The last appeal Is made =, -. -s-.ss-e
To the blue and black eyed ones 80
Beneath the Castle shade
a 50 u. q %. =.
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re- The hotel bill of the Prince OF Wales
during his stay at Barnum's. in 81. LOUIS
was $500 day. We will state, as showing
the wonderful rapidity with which the tariff
of hotel charges has travelled the ascending
scale during the last few years in the west
that when we stopped at that same hotel not
orcr three wears ago. our bill amounted la
not more than half that sum-ln TACT: To
scarcely more than $3.50 day. However
in Justice to Mr.. BARNUM we must say that
our suite was mach less numerous than that
of the Prince. and that We toUk erfrdf dc hy-
drant. instead of sherry AMI champagne.
Nor did we allude, in the presence OF the
landlord, TO any relation We may have borne
to the Royal Family.
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Cry COUNcII---At an adjourned meeting
of both bosrls OF the City Council of the past
municipal year. on Saturday evening, the
Annual Reports Of the Recorder. Treasurer,
and Finance Committee were read and or
dered TO be Published in two of the city la
pers. The election returns for Mayor were
presented. and r. b. lCheatham declared
tlrcted. The following resolutions offered by
Mr. Winston were unanimously adopted:
EesolUed That the thanks OF the City Conn
ell are hereby extended io the Mayor. ). y.
Hullngswnrth. for the zeal. efficiency, and
snccrss with " hich he has discharged the va
rious intricate and difficult duties IF bis Of
fee for the past municipal year.
Res0lUed. That :. \. HoilingswO rth. in re-
firing from the Office of Mayor, carries with
him the utmost respect. esteem and conf
dence of the members of this body. togeths
with their most ardent and undivided wishes
for his future happiness aud prosperity.
ReesoLzsd. Thai The efficiency with which
the Treasurer. Recorder. Revenue and Water
Tax Collectors. Day and Night Police. to-
gether with The various other officers, have
discharged their arduOus duties, deserves the
profound thanks of the Convention.
Mr.. Winston also offered the following res
"ResolreE, That the thanks OF this Council
are hereby extended to the President Ira p.
Jones, for the able and impartial manner
with which he has presided over its delibera-
TONS
Mr.. Shane offered the following which was
also unanimously adopted
"Resoiped, That the Reporters of the City
Press have the thanks of this convention for
the faithful manner in which they have re-
ported the proceedings OF this Board"
Councilmen Winston. Rhea. Bostick, ana
President Jones, and the retiring Mayor Hol-
lingsworth addressed the Board nno. regret
ted the separation from an Intercourse which
had been every way pleasant for year past
The addresses were appropriate and in good
taste, and all of them enmplimented the ofii-
Gers OF the corporation Tor their faithfulness
and fidelity to the trusts reposed in them.
In the Board OF Aldermen, Messrs. Hamilton.
Cheatham and Cox made remarks of SINH
lar character.
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Money! WOneyt

The Nashville Building Association has
seven thousand dollars in cash to dispose OF
tonight to the highest bidder. Let all who
want money attend and bid. The complaint
of hard times is general, but here is money
offered and will go cheap. At the meeting
Monday night, there was nobody on hand to
buy. That did MT look like hard times; but
it did look like there were some folks holding
up their shares against their own interests.
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Masonic GRAND LODGE.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge CT Tennessee is at present in
session in this city, The present being its for
ty-eighth annual meeting.
The Masonic Temple, recently erected en-
Church street, was dedicated Monday night
with the usual ceremonies.
The annual election of officers by the
Grand Lodge was appointed to take place
last nipit. -------
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Commercial.

New YORK, Oct 2.-Cotton steady; in fair
demand; sales to-day 1000 bales; middling
upland I0$; Flour dull; sales I9, 900 bbls at
5.25a5. 40; Corn--Sales 81 900 bushels at Goa
Zoe; Mess Pork dull; sales of 500 bbls, at
1880; Lard steady; Coffee quiet-Java l6k;
Maricaribo lag; Molass es-Cuba "a; Sugar,
sales 900 boxes Muscovado at 6sa7i.
CINCINNATI Oct. Flour 5.0t,al5; Wheat
red advanced &c; Corn soc; Whisky--Sales
800 bbls at 1880; Mess Pork 1890; New Or
leans exchange premium.
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Certainly he must, and, in fact, shall. Our
already bear evidence of the act
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HKessrs. Taylor. Whitthorne, and


The following list of appointments has been agree
upon for Messrs. Taylor, Whtthorne, and Wattersor
candidates for Eector for the State at large whic
times and places they will be pleased 70 meet an
address the people II viii be seen that number c
counties have been omitted. This was unavoidable
owing TO the want OF time:
SumeryiIe, Fayette county, Wednesday, Oct 3. -
Memphis shelby county, Thursday, Oct. A.
Covington, Upton county, Saturday, 0ct.6. 3
Brownsville, Haywood county, Monday, Oct. 8.
Ripley I.auderdale county, Tuesday, Oct. 0.
Dyersburg, Dyer county, Wednesday, Oct. To-
Troy Obion county, Thursday, Oct IL.
Dresden, Weakey county, Friday, Oct. Il.
Paris Henry county, Saturday, Oct. l3-
Camden, Benton county, Monday, Oct. Is
waveriey, Humphre county, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, Oct. IL
Nashville, Davidson county, Friday, Get 10
Franklin, Williamson county, Monday, Oct %
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct p.
Gallatin, Sumner county, Thursday, Oct. %.
Lafayette, Macon county, Friday, Oct. %.
Carthage, smith County, Saturday, Oct 81.
SmithyilIe, DcKalb county, Monday, Oct. %.
Cookevile. Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct. 90.
Sparty, White county, Wednesday, Oct. 81.
AcAinnyiIle, Warren county, Thursday, Nov. I, -
Manchester, Conoe county, Friday, Nov. 2.
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CHINA SALE AT AUcrIoN.-We wish 10 call
the attention of our readers to the large sale
of China Ware commencing on Thursday NOR
ming, at 10 O'Clock, at Mayfeld's Block.
Church street. The assortment is large and
beautifully decorated, and well worth the at
tention of the ladies and gentlemen. For
further particulars see advertisement.
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Public Speaking.
We will address onr fellow-citizens of the
9TH Congressional District as follows.
Purdy, McNairy county. Monday, Oct. l.
Montezuma, McNairy co., Muesday. Oct. =.
Hermitage, Decatur CO., Wednesday, Oct 3.
Decaturville, Decatur CO., Thursday. Oct. 4.
Gossett's Store, Benton CO., Friday, Oct. 8.
Camden, Benton Co., Saturday, Oct. 6.
Benton CO., Monday, Oct. 8.
Turkey Point, Humphreys co. Tuesday Oct
Waverly, Humphreys co. Wednesday, Oct To-
McAdo's Humphreys CO., Thursday. Oct. ii.
Deloberville, Perry co. Friday, Oct. -.
Linden, Perry co., Saturday, Oct. Is.
JOHN g. BROWN,
\. n. COX.
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Young MEN who are suffering from the effects Of
Il youthful indiscretOn can be surely aud perna-
neIItly restored by using the
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Rock CRY GUARDs-PROMoTION.- q
meeting of the Guards" Friday evening
last, at their Armory. First Lieutenant Frank
Sewer was elected Captain to fill the vacan-
cy occasoned by the resignation of Robert
C. Foster, Esq. 1t was q deserved compli-
ment to a soldier and a gentleman, and one
of the best drilled officers in Nashville. Sec
Ond Lieutenant j. d. Craighead was then
elected First Lieutenant, Third Lieutenant
10. Vaux was elected Second Lieutenant, and
the Office OF Third Lieutenant being made
vacant, Private g. w. Kennedy was elected
to that position. The company, we learn.
have ordered new drill uniform. jacket and
pants, and are going through the school of
the soldier" in Hardee's tactics as well as
Scott's. We are gratified to know that the
company is in tiourishing condition. and
that th,. organization is likely to be one to
last. We hope it will.-Banner.
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r. 3. LOCKE &c co.
Canaral Ananfs

339 BROADWAY, n n.
N.R-The above D. - tse-ss,zaiie sr ss<
tal,st ~aeh box
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MACON COUNTY
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HIDDEN PATH.

The following notice of this work is from the gener
Gus pen of ANN CORA RIFCHIE, and pays a just trb
the successful female writer Virginia has
produced: WM CULLEN BRYANT.
Let this noble production lie upon the table, and
eniven the hearth of every true Southerner Foster
this gifted daughter of the South with the expanding
sunshine OF appreciation and refreshing dews of praise
Stimulated undeveloped genius, TO walk in her steps
emulated her achievements show her honors and the
cry that the South has literature is silenced fore
ever
And large supply of above and MOSS SIDE
Z A fresh supply Of RUTLEDGE-
had rather written RUTLEDGE than MILL. on
THE FL0SS.-Author Of Benldh. s-sez
HARPER and Cooley, for September, just received
by F. HAGANs - q.
Aug2f-u No. Il College Street.
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@-Among the distinguished strangers
whose presence graced the dress circle at the
Theatre last night, were Gen. PHILIP W. ED
WARDS and Col. KINNEY II. McTHoNAS, of the
Fourth Water-Tank On the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad
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paaiel Tsr..a farm-tm .sa.e.

DCR>CANT 10 decree OF the ChanceTy Court al
i Nashville, il the case Of H r Wilkinson, Exr- &c
Of ianiei Young, decd Ellen Young lie ether
heirs and creditors Of said Daniel Young IL proceed
10 Sell gu the premises, Friday 0fo6er Ira lsSo
that line Farm OI the late l1niei Young situated
miles from tins city, Whites Greek Containing SIS
acres. and with exCellnt improy every kLd
upon it. - @1 t- aa
TfRNs-- rsdii of : Is and - nsouths with inter
est Notes with good security required ana PAYABLE
Bank, and lien reIa ned
See hand bib J. E GIEAVEs, {. SA
Sapt4-tdS
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Appofntnents.

A. S. CoEYAR. Esq.. OF Winch ster, will
address the people nc the following times
and plae-s--V,z
Jasper. Marion c.,nniy. Friday, Oct. s..
leagues Store. Maroon CO., Saturday. Oct. 6.
Dunlap, SequaIehie county. Mon day. Oct. 8
Pikeyille. Biedso county. Tuesday. Oct. 3.
Washington, Rhea co., "Wednesday. Oct. 10.
Dec ,tnr. Meigs enhnty. Thursday, Oci. l l.
Cleveland. Bradley co.. Friday Oct. IL.
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Our National Flag.

''The star spanglcd banner, oh long may it wave.
Ger the land of the free and the home of the brave
The blue yaulted arch Tia It encircles the wurli
Is the ensign Of freedom on our banner unfufiad.
Brish: t after star is arise,
Dispensing the gloom of the night from the ss es
80 after star may our flag still adorn
Dis 3eEsing its blessings TO nations unborn.
Like light il streams from the stars of the SKIES
Received by the world from the stars when they rise
Are the stripes g whenit floats 10 the breeze
To scatter It's blessings DER tie land and the
The star spingled banner, OH long may it wave
Or the land Of the free and the home of the brave
Eeproving mans wrongs ana securing his right,
Ike blessings distilled from the dews of tie night.
Rich VALLEY, Bedford Co, Sept 80 W. NC.
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For the Daily Patri
The He'll of the Union.


The Bell of the Union IS pealing
In soft and harmonious sound,
To rally nation OF freemen
By partisan leaders now bound.
Let US heed all the notes that it gives US
And continue TO pass them all round,
Nor forget all its notes when they leave u,
Nor fail 10 at end to their sound.
The Bell of the Union is pe1ling,
Loud I,otes OF alarm in our ears,
That the nation is torn by dissenslon
And covered by partisan scars.
The Bell of the Union is sounding
In notes that increasingly rise,
To the dangers around US Astounding
From sectional partisan ties.
The w1r-dogs OF faction are bowling,
And threatening destruction all round,
whiIe the Bell of the Union is sounding
To rescue the country from harm.
the Bell Of the Union is sounding,
Come let US then rally once more
To rescue the country that's groaniDg
As did our fathers of yore.
Rich VALLEY, Bedford Co. WING.
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louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9, 1850.
CIIEESE-Stocks Fight and prices have adran-
cling tendency. sales yesterday Of 20 boxes w. r.
91sh01O.. English dairy at liza lie; Hamburg 100
10Hc.
HAY-Advancine. sale of 20 tens from the
landing yesterday at SIS perton, and stes from
SIS so.
H0GS-The rransactious of the week have been
light, buy ers and raisers apart their
views. The lots that have been purchased here ag
gregate 200 900 head, at average ., IS gross
SO 30 net AT that rate two three light lots have
been refused during the week. The Cincinnati Ga
Z-tte says that about 900 hogs taken Satur-
day in that market at So so net ndiease OF better
feeling.
DRIED FRUIT-In limited demand. We quote
peaches at So 25G3 so per bushei- Apples 81 90
FEATHERS, GINSENG, &C Good demand for
feathers, which comm Ind &c tie 45c per fb. Ginseng
dull at 35c PEE ID. Beeswax in demaGd at S0d32c
per fb. A ft4
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Tnc market for -four has been
dull during the week aud tue sales light We quote
superfne So, extra IS 1895 IS, fancy brands 500
%. Sales vest rday of $40 bbls at SIS 25td55 rs.
Wheat is also dull at SIOI 20 for prime TO cho &C
white ke0t1cky. Sales yesterday OF 600 bushels at
81 03@1 % Small sales st 6oc for yellow
and 62G 65c for white. Sales yesterday OF 201 sucks
No. 2 barley at S)c. Rye 62G,63 from wagons and
&C from store. Corn meal in demand at Soc. Bran,
shorts AMI shipstuds S11@l3, s14f0le, and s17@2o.
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PnhIIe she akinx

Hon. WIN. b. Stokes aud Col. JOHN l.. SPUR
LOCK will address the people at
Altamout, Grundv county. Monday Oct. %
Hillsboro', Coffee county, Tuesday, Oct. %
Manchester, Coffee county, "Wednesday
Oct. "a.
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Thursday.
Oct. IS.
Winchester, Franklin county. Saturday
Oct 2I
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JoRDAx's REELS, As PLAYED BY Miss AN
ME HAYEs-We are indebted to Z. ID. BEN
son 4 Co., Publishers, for copy OF a piece OF
sheet music with the above title. The reels
are very fine music-nothing more stirring.
We note that they are dedicated to the ga
DIETS or THE w. NJ. l." The youngsters VIII
euioy Them no doubt.
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Public speaking.

Hon. W. b. STOKES and Col. w. I'll. DEWIr
will address the people OH the political isr
sues of the day. al tin. following times and
plac es- 49,
Lafayette, Macon county. Oct. LIST.
Cenierviile, Jackson county, 3rd.
Williams; Store. Defeat Greek, - 4th
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Haslam Real kstqte for Sars.

DURSUAST TO a decree of the ClIaIcery C,.urt al
Nashville IN The OF Wui HtsslIa, r., sc
Catharine Haslam and otlers viii Iror,-i 10 sf
the premises, Wednesday the l0l - OctaSy 1stp
all the Real Estate OF which the late samuel
died possessed; the consisting Of The NIL Lol.
lots on Warren street, lots s.lieviIie street
Lot on Jefferson street Ol 6o1s feet Lat coo feet
Jefferson street, in McGayock's AaditloR. ] 1t -
Ralsh < Whtesde's addition NJ so Tas MI oil &c
sod 10 be removed by purchaser.
TEsNs-I, and years credit With interest: soOd
personal security required and lien retained
sepJ4-ttis J. F. GIEAYKS. e n
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NASHVILLE. Sept. Is. 1850

NASHVILLE, sept. ID, 1860
The Committee appointed by the State Bu,
reau Of the Seventh Annual State Fair of
Tennessee to examine, and make awar j for
the best Family Sewing Machine, find on ex-
bibition the following machines in competi-
ton the L. NJ. Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, A.
B. Howe, and the Grover & Baker. The first
three named, although differing in construc-
tiOn and capacity, still so far as the stitch is
concerned, all arrive at the same point, max
ing what is called aud known as the shuttle
stitch, each using shuttle or shuttle and
bobbin, upon which all the lower thread, or
thread used underneath is required 10 be re-
spoiled. The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes OF family sewing with a
degree of satisfaction, but we conceive from
their construction, operation and STITCH their
principal adaptation is TO the purposes of
manufacture. The points we conceive most
necessary and important to meet the wide
range of requirements in machine for fami-
ly sewing, we find more fully combined in
xle Grover & Baker-extent of capacity
simplicity Of construction, ease Of manage
ment, advantage of using thread from two
spools without rewinding; strength of work,
elasticity, durability and regularity of stitch,
and quietness of movement. We therefore
make award to the Grover Baker
JOHN HERIGES, Chairman.
10. w. HORTON,
J.W. WILSON,
q. III. WHITE,
JAS. A. WOODS.
/ hereby GETTY that that the above is
true copy of the original decision and award
OF the Committee upon Family Sewing Ma
chimes, appointed by the Tennessee State
Fair for 1860.
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. Neaoee. u ne d. !sA.ls.g Eaa..-

Il URSUANf decree Of the Chaucery, Count ~
4 Nashville, ia the Of Barrow and Lindsay,
Admr's Of the late lr- John Shelby, dee 4. AAI.s
e. Shelby aud others Will sell al public sale Ia
Court house, in Nasty lille Saturday, CCfoZsT s1h,
lS6O, % Slaves belonging the CT Dr stsl6y
TERMs--6 and IL uioEIhs' credit. with interest.
purchasers 10 give their nulss vita approved
rites and payable in BauS Sale absolute and without
restriction E-4lra = p ~
At the family residence, N Edgefld Ga FFiGay he
l9th Ot0ter, 1850 w sll all the EsirnltuFe
unsnid personal property OF every description liz
highest bidders. Six menths' credit with interest
notes to be able in Blnk and be well secured
cept when the purchaser than l-o1
which TIN c-tsu VIII be required
sapt4-tds J. F. CLAWS c s III
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L. p. WILLIAMS,
Sec, y. State Agricultural Bureau.

Office OF exhibition and sale of the Grover
i Baker Family Sewing Machines No. 46
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
r. III. BROCKWAY,
Proprietor and owner or the Grover & Baker
Patent for the State of Tennessee.
Sent 26-tf
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

GEORGE BABER and d. G. DOUGLASS, OF Sum
ner County, will address the people ON the
Political Issues in the Presidential Canvass,
at the following times and places:
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Nashville travelling to dinner the
other day, there being no other passengers
aboard, a Breckenridge editor of this State
I.tOOk the YOte.N which resulted as follows.
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NOTICE TO BULLDERs.-PropOsals will be
received at the office of the undersigned for
the construction of a frame Church on the
MnrireesbOro Pike, miles from this city
Plans, specifications and bill quantities, will
be open for examination, from this date, from
8 to II o'clock each day.
JAMES KIDDELL, Architect,
: Odd Fellows Hall.