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case has closed and an impression prevailed that
Judge AcAllister viii decide for the Gogernment
and Judge Hoffman for the claimants, rendering an
appeal to the United States Supreme Court necessa-
~, before the injunction can be desolyed
It IS understood that Reverdy johnson, Senator's
Benjamin and Gwin, and Senator's Baker and Nesl
NTH, of Oregon, viii leave on the steamer of ths
18th inst.
OREGOS.-The accounts are to November lst The
prospect is fair for Lincoln to carry the State
Numbers of Douglas Democrats had gone over to
the Republicans, leaving the Brecknridge wing of
the Democracy stronger than the Douglas party.
In consequence of the late Indian massacre on the
Overland Union Grant Route, Capt Dent Of the 9th
infantry had been ordered 70 take the field from
Fort Walla Walla, with 100 infantry and dragons,
who were on the march for the Snake Indian Terri
tory.
The election returns from the central counties
foot up as fellows: Douglas, 1885; Lincoln
1882 Breckenridge, l0.43S; Bell 1926 The vote
of this State viii probably exceed 10000. San
Francisco gave Lincoln over 5000 majority. This
majority is being gradually reduced as returns
come in from the mountains, and there seems every
probability that Douglas has carried the State The
Peoples Reform ticket in San Francisco has prOba-
bly, been elected.
SAX Francisco, Nov. s, 2. M.-Entire number of
votes returned from the State 1920 Lincoln
27,05S; Douglas "A, 422 Breckenridge 2063S Bell
1902. Lincoln ahead of Douglas 1856. Lincoln's
vote surprised politicians still Douglas chance is
considered the best. In the Legislature probably
Douglas has majority over both Lincoln and Breck-
inrdge in each House, securing sufficient strength
to elect Douglas Senator to succeed Gwin.
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-Th The Jonesboro O''o"
Of the 18th says During the late two weeks ses-
SIGN of the Circrit Court in this place. Oap~ GAM
POWELL tie Attorney General of this district STIR
red up a nest Of Counterfeters il tins plaee-per-
sons who had recently settled here-and there are
three or four Of the accused now in oar county Jail
awaiting trial The charge is that of making spuri-
Gus quarter and half dollars and putting thel1 in
circulation The coins, tits said, were well initiated,
and the public had better look out, for there may be
more On hand Of the same sort"
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From Dsnver city.

FoRT KEARxEY Nov. 1.-THE western stage
coach. which left Denver the 18th with full
compliment of passengers, the mail and messenger
of IlInckey IL Co.'S express and eleven Thousand
dollars in treasure, passed here at early hour
yesterday morning, bound for Omaha, but b. some
mistake the telegraph package for this office
not handed in until this morning By it we have
the following Denver dates:
The Denver Mountaineer extra of the llth. says
the western stage coach reached here ABOUT half
past twelve o'clock on the night of the 10th bringing
Hinckley & Co.'S messenger and single dispatch
containing all the Presidential election returns
ceived at Fort Kearney by telegraph up to the
ming of the It'll. BY private correspondence we
learn that this news reached Denver and was pub
shed and started for the mountains over six hours
ahead OF that taken out by extra pony express.
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CASHMERE GoATs.-Only few years since the
Cashmere Goat was introducedto public attention
in tins country Great curiosity has been manifest
to see the result of their introduction among the
stock by the stock-raisers of Tennessee. So far
the enterprise has been a decided success, as is
clearly evident from facts and figures at command
in our own vicinity. Our enterprising fellow-citi-
zen. Gen. HARDING, commenced about four years ago
the breeding Of the Cashmere goat with about fifty
Of common eve goat, and now his stock Of the first
and second cross, is worth some ten fifteen thou
sand dollars, at very trifing cost Of feed and at
tention We saw few days since ten o: these
Young kids first and second crossed stock being ship
ped per Express to Mr. S. 5. WILLIAMS, of Granville
Ohio at 500 a head. Just day or SO since, we
learn, there were shipped per steamer James
johnson, for New Orleans, from Belle Need, Gen.
HAHpNG's farmplace, $1,000 worth of the full
blood Cashmere goat. Two pairs Of these animals
were sold Mcssrs. BLACK and IIEyDRCE, of different
: parts of Texas, for $1,000.
These are facts which we thnk the stock-raIsers
of this and other States ought, and WILL take
notice and profit thereby. Surely no other
kind of stock Is raised so easily and with little
outlay for feed, pasturage, &c, for these goats
can be raised where the common goat can live, and
they, it is generally conceded can live where the
soil won't sprout peas-they live anywhere.
We would like to know of those doubling, weak
in-the-faith farmers and stock-raisers who were
making hight of the enterprise when it was first
started in Tennessee what they now say to the
facts being daily developed BY those who have
turned their attention TO raising these ANIMALS
Can they find any other species of animals so easily
raised and SO profitable? We do not believe they
can.
We desire to call attention to the very fine
wool grown ON these animals of the first and
second cross. We hope to see general interest
awakened upon this subject and that all our farm
ers will lcok into it and profit thereby. For the
present we only wished to call attention to this.
what we conceive, very important branch Of en-
tcrprise in our State.
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SuoorING ARRAY At CoFFEEvHLE MISSISSIPPI
Two Prominent Citizens kHIED.-Ne learned last
evening the particulars of one Of the most shocking
aff RAYS which it has ever been our duty to record
1t occurred at Cotiteyille, Mississippi about twenty
miles this side Of Grenada, on the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad. The participants were Henry 4. Rid
dick and Adrian Suider, both prominent lawyers of
that place. The origin OF the difficulty was in some
remarks made by Snider in relation 10 a trial pro
crossing in Court which Riddick considered as per
sOna and detrimental TO his standing IN society This
occurred Wednesday evening last The following
morning the parties met, when an explanation was
demanded by Riddick. High words followed and
sharp cpithets were applied on either SIDE when
they both drew pistols aud fired. Ri'dick received
the bali of his opponent in the left breast killing
him almost Instantly. his own shot failing 10 take eff
feet. At this Juncture in the afray. the crowd
rushed IN, and brother of Riddck. named William.
seized his brothers pistol and fired at Snder the
ball taking effect the left cheek bone passing on
and entering the brain, from which he died in three
hours afterwards These are the particulars as re-
lated US last evening. The affair naturally Great
ed great excitement throughout the town. the news
spreading rapidly-Mempbis Enquirer Nor. L.
The post Office at Carriers Creek, Maury county.
has been re-estabshed.
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CITY NOTICES.



JOHN WHORLEY. 32 south Market 81.
Nashville, Tenn, ---2O 900 Imported Ha.
| vanas.-JDS7 RECEIVED FROM HAVANA,
I
D. C. LARUE's PANoPTTcoN WHICH OPENS AT OPP
Fellows HALL WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-We clip the
following allusion from the st. Louis Bulletin:
Decidedly the most wonderful piece of mechan-
ism ever exhibited in city is the Panopticon OF
Mr.. D. c. LaRue, representing various scenes In
the hate war in India which has been the point of
attraction for delighted crowds of our citizens at
Wyman's Hall for some days past 1t IS not mere
panorama, but in addition to a faithful and vivid
portrature of the rich tropical scenery, the airy
delicate, and imposing Saracenlc architecture and
the rich gorgeous skies of Southern India, re-
presentation of actual life on the most remarkable
battle ground in modern history. The debarkation
of the English troops from the transport ships
before Calcutta the serried masses on their march
TO Delhi the subsequent battle and retreat of the
SepOys, the storming and re-eapture OF Delhi, are
given with an effect only inferior to the actual real
ity. Nothing finer or more touching could be
conceived than the agonies OF the dying horse upon
the battle field. Here art has made of her
nearest approaches TO nature and the heart must
be nsensate which could fail to respond to the
appeal which this scene makes to its sympathy.
The spectator, versed in the quaint writings of
Montaigne. might recall what in one of his re-
markable essays, he strikingy says in behalf of
that brute creation which in our prond ignorance
we are so fam TO despise. 1t would require more
space than we can bestow upon single topic, even
to enumerate all the parts of interest in this fine
production. 1t has been visited by crowds of our
citizens, and we have yet to hear Of one who came
away without an expression of intense admiration
and satisfaction with regard to it.
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--latest News from Old virginia.
JOHN WHORLEY,
32lSOuth Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTON
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1860.

NASHVILLE, Sept 10, 1860.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the Sventh Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime, and mark award, for the best Family Sew.
ing Machine, find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The l. u. SINGER. WHEELER
& Wilson, \. B. HowE and the GROVER & BAKER
The first three named. although differing in con-
struction and capacity still so far as the stitch
concerned, all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known as the shuttle stitch each
using shuttle or shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thread or thread used underneath isrequir
edto be respooled. The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes offamiy sewing with degree of
satisfaction, but we conceive from their coDstruc-
ton operation ana 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 family
sewing, we find more fully combined in the GROVER
& BAKER-extent of capacity, simplicity of con-
struction, ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spools without ewinding strength
of work, eacticity, durability and regularity of
stitch, and quietness Of movement We therefore
mark award TO the GROVER & BAKER.
JOHN HEROES, Chairman.
10. w. HORROR,
J. W. WILSON,
c. II. WHITE
JAS A. WOODS
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
l.. p. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.
Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No. 40 Public Square Nash
vile, Tennessee. Il. II. BROCKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER Il BAKER Pa
tent for he State of Tennessee.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arriral ID tho steaIner Yanderhilr.
New YoRK, Nov. ls.-The Vanderbilt has arrived
it'll IiVernOOi dates IF fha 7th


New YoRK, Nov. 1s.-The Vanderbilt has arrived
with Liverpool dates of the 9TH.
The steamer Etna arrived out on Wednesday.
Cotton sales of three days including Wednesday
$500 bales of which spectators and exporters took
9OOO bales, declined one-eghth to Onefourth, closing
steady at Fridays quotations Breadstutfs and Pro
visions quiet. CoEsols 93@93I.
The SardInlans dispersed the Bourbon army tax
ing II 900 piisoaers.
Hurts, the Staeybride infant won the prize fight
with Paddock for the championship of England.
Admiral Napier Is dead
The PIedmontese, under Emanuel. gained bril-
liant victory, on the Sd, on the Garigliano. They
attacked in front, with troops hanked by the feet
and dispersed the Bourbon army Tents, wagons
and stores left in Emanuel's possession, with
10000 prisoners. Gen. Somuaze pursued the enemy
afterwards. and occupied Mola and positions COM
handing Gaeta-
Enamel was expected at Naples Immediately.
Garribaldi was at Naples.
Anarchy reigned at Viterbo.
The voting on annexation commenced at PeIllqia
The inhabitants of ViterbO FASTENED to vote, not
withstaading the French occupation and the Ponti-
fetal gems d'armes.
1t is reported that the conclusion Of a treaty of
commerce between England and Austria is IN
founded
A large body of troops remain outside.
The fortress at Gaeta have sent proposal of
surrender to the PiedmOntese.
A later telegram from Shanghai says it is report
ed that negotiations are not going smoothly at
Tensin.
Chappell's piano mandatory, in London, has
been burned. Twenty persons were injured.
A telegraph cable TO connect Singapore and Ran
gon is about to leave England. Length 1880 miles.
Fresh troops have left Turin for Naples.
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From Kicnmhnd.

RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-THE purpose of Virginia is to
maintain armed neutrality until she is prepared
to tender her services as mediator under the official
sanction of the Legislature or Convention called
by its authority. She will meanwhile prepare for
the worst for if the States threatening to Sc
cede shall adopt her programme, and that shall fail
to be carried out by noncompliance on the part of
the North, Virginia will unite in the secession
ment She will ask the Southern States TO go into
Southern Conference with her and 1t is understood
that they will go provided she lays down beforehand
the programme which shall form the basis of action
which will embrace, first, repeal Of the statutes
multiplying the Fugitive Slave Law by those States
which have passed such statutes with guarantee
of faithful enforcement of that law in the future.
Second. A concession that the Constitution author
ICES the carrying of slaves into the common Terri
tories and consequent protection of slive property
therein. Third, That Congress nor the Executive
shall not interfere except for its protection in the
latter when necessary.
Ten thousand stand of arms are being distributed
in Mississippi by order of Gov. Pettus. Accounts
received here recently represent that State al
most unanimous for secession
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Lady Franklin is soon to
embark on the Pacific Mail Steamship COEpany's
steamer st. Louis for the Pacific coast, stopping
Rio de Janeiro.
Several twenty dollar bills altered to the Bank of
North America, of Providence, R. l., were passed
about the city last night; vlgnette, a man and
woman on each end, ard head Of Washington in the
centre.
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Lrnching I'm Kansns.

LEAvENwORrH Nov. 1.-THE Times Of this city
publishes letter from Linn county, Kansas, giving
an account of a outbreak in that region at the
date of the letter. One man, named Russell Hinds
after trial by lynch law had been hung and others
ordered to leave the Territory. The cause of the
outbreaIS alleged attempts at kidnapping and
threatening towards Free State men by Kinds and
his associates.
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RUnaMIN.

ENR0M the subscriber Thursday llth bright Eei-
~ low Boy, Belonging to John Johns, JT., named
" illiam liberal reward will be given any psrson
will Zach him and conhne him in some jail him
1he above named Boy is about . Of five
half inches high and weighs about $50 pounds
ops little when standing Of walking may resiy
gnEed by large his left foot, just Of
toe that cut this year with a -
October IS, 6O-tWd NAPOLEON B. HYDE "s
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CHEROKEE CUREI

an anJdilive cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
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6y debating from the path Of Nature, and fRduigiR0
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By the Of this "Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured
full vigor restored.
mind and body promote c0nnuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debtaed,
despairing devotee Of sensual pleasure will relief
1t is safe and pleasant in tas but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form of a delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle, three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. Proprietors, st. LOUIS No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendeton Berry Denove
G. W. Hendershott, aud by druggists everywhere.
Oct2S-dtw&wIy
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From ,sasis.ngton.

WASHINGTON Nov 19-Toombs has not yet resign
ed but intends to resign on the Sd of March unless
Georgia secedes.
Floyd, Secretary of War, has expressed his de-
termination to deliver the forts add arsenais in
South Carolina intact to his successor ON the Ith Of
March.
The Florida papers calling upon the Gov
ernOr to convene the Legislature on account Of
Lincolns election.
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New YORK. Nov. 1S.-IrALY-The corn crop is de-
ficient
HoxG KoNG-Teas are unchanged. Silks decn-
ing.
Garibaldi is in Naples. Victor Emmanuel is ex-
pected there soon Viterbo is in state of anarchy.
The reported conclusion of treaty between Eng
land and Austria is unfounded.
The fortress of Gaeta sent proposals to surrender
to the Piedmontese.
The Shanghai telegraph says that the quotations
at Tension are disturbed, A.
The French troops have left Turin tor Naples.
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The Cotton Trade.
- n-;.tal fTaD- \ Neare

The Bristol (Tenn.) Ae71s says:
Some forty loads Of cotton comprising $50 bales arrived
the Tennessee depot this place. the and detan
in break the Virginia and Tenne5
Railroad This the first shipment Of the from Mem
Norfolk is OF the immense amount OF
cotton which probably transportation this
{ ne train Of his this
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GseOrgia.


The official returns show that four LINCOLN and
three DOUGLAS electors have been elected in New
Jersey instead of the fusion ticket heretofore
nouuced The DoUGLAs men voted for a straight
ticket. three Of when were on the fusion ticket
and thus gave the lions share" of the electoral
vote of that State to LINCOLN. SO much for DouG-
JAsISN.
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Foreign commercial.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.er Steamer Observation-Disclosures,
Spence Co. say Illinois Central RArosd and Erie Railroad
Stocks have advanced.
Manchester advces ACCOMPLISHMENTS firm
Mixed Corn 3OsGd. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet.
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CHARLESTON. Nov. IA conference of the lead
ing men Of Georgia. held at MiedgevIlle yesterday
unanimously agreed to hold State Convention at an
early day Resistance is in the ascendant in that
State. Money tight; banks awaiting the action of
Philadelphia and New York
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Yirginin Elections.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. H. Bells majority is pro-
nOunced l. 700 certain.
This must be an error. We have the Richmond
Wing of the 18th, which claims majority of 1926
for BELL, and four counties to hear from, viz Lo-
gan which gave LETCHER $50 majority, Clay and
Wyoming, which gave GOGGN 1873 majority, and
Webster, a new county.-EDs UNION AND AMERICAN.
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Fam Co,.mbia, south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, ,. o, NOV. II.--IutIt Is uIOft QuItJ
in political circles to-day but there is such a una
nimity of feeling existing among the people of the
State as to make secession a fixed fact. Messrs
Orr and Perry, and other Union men, either cooper
ate in or do not oppose the movement. Meetings
are being held in all the districts and parishes of
the State, and ali favor secession.
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serenade 70 1Ir. Ruffln, oF VirninIn.

CHARLESTON, Nov. I6.-There was large and en-
thusiastic serenade here tonight to Mr.. Rufin, of
Virginia. He made an eloquent secession speech,
and said that if Virginia was not in the Southern
Confederacy he would join his destiny with South
Carolina. There were several other addresses,
upon the same subject to the meeting.
A liberty pole will be consecrated tomorrow near
the Charleston Hotel, at the corner of Meeting and
Hayne streets.
The merchants will soon present to Judge Ma
grath sword and q service Of silver plate.
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From. California and Oregon.

FORT KEARSEY. Nov. ls.-The Pony Express. from
San Francisco the 7th, arrived here at half past
nine last night, bringing California dates via Fort
Chonehlll, by telegraph, up to 10 o'clock on the
night of the 9Th.
The report that the Southern States are preparing
to dissolve the Union on the election Of Lincoln,
produced little effect
The arguments in the Almadin Quicksilver Mine
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KILLED.-The Columbia Herald learns that on
Saturday night the 10th inst. difficulty occurred
between BURwELL II. KANNoN, son of Mr.. JAMES KAN
NON, living near Columbia, and named HENRY
Ham, near Mt Pleasant, in which the former was so
wounded by the latter that he died the next
ing. HAM was arrested and taken before HENRY A.
MILLER. Esq, for trial, and failing to give bail to
appear ct the next term of the Circuit Court for
Maury county. was committed to Jail
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,

~ W hlBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perma
W. nent residence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
aud by the single tuning and can visit
often as required since he will spend week in every
month IN the city and vicinity. he viii regularly
.ownsn Middle, West,and EasTennesee, North Alabama
aud Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'s store
Reeds Piano Rooms, Church Communications By
mail will be promptlY Attended mil d.tE&RN
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TENNESSEE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-The Patriot of
Sunday publishes the first nstament (theoicIal re-
port we presune) ofthe proceedings of the October
and November meetings Ga the Tennessee Historical
Society, in which the following acknowledgment
occurs
From Mons. +. >. Pecantet. Oct l6 lS60.-An orr
ginsE letter from the immortal and every gorions
Henry Clay, Monsieur f. J. Pecantet of this citya
in regard 10 his defeat in the Presidential contest
then just terminated much to his expense and to
the disgrace of the majority triumphant.
We were not aware that the Tennessee Historical
Society assumed to sit in Judgment upon the politics
Of this country.
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rTnrkoIs br TeIegrnph.

NEw oRLFASs, Nov. I9Cotton, sales today $3.50 bales.
Prices irregular for quotations Molase1 25927 Flour
dull OO95 3 Corn steady, 6s972 Sterling exchange par
premium; New York Blight exchange par a premium Mar.
ket
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Miss ADEILNA PATHS CoNcERr-The sale Of tick
cts for Miss PATrs Concert tonight was very large
Yesterday, and those who wish to take ladies with
them will have to apply carly this morning or they
will not be able 90 secure seats.