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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20
Democratic Mass Meetings.

DemOcraIic MATS meetings..
There will Democratic Mass Meetings the times and places
specified below. Hon. ANDREw Johnson and Hon. A o, p
N1cHorsoN have been invited and win present Other dstn
uri.hcd nnenkers vii aIso Be in attendance:
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Solid Silver Ware and Silver Plated
GOLD l. SILVER WATCHES,
Diamonds,
And First Glass JeweIry at Auction

gsJHIS STICK comprises null assortment equal IN variety and
STYLES to any the country. The Silver Ware consists in
mart Of Tea Sets Servers Phs Crssms, Cake Baskets,
breakfast and Dinner Casters, Wine Stands Egg Stands syrup
Cans Dining Forks Tea Table DesFt Spoons fish
Knives and Forks etc 49,
WaIches-Gold CronOmeters, lgsHuinel lamoLd ret
ting Ladies Watches American Lever Duplex Double IHeTs
JeWelry-setts from $50 doEn, DiAnsnd Crosses Kings
and Pins.
CutIery-Pccket, Tea, Desert and Dining knives n short
An assortment ne goods usually found IN hst class
Jevelry Establishments All Of which viii se 70 ne nigh
est bidder cash. commencing Wednesday evening Oct
Der early light and continuing day and ng' an
til the whole stock is disposed Of
All goods guaranteed represented the money refunded
Ladies and gentlemen vii please call and examine the
goods. BkNJ. = sHIELD T < ".
ectIO-f Opposite SeE anee Hotel
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CITY NOTICES.

DIAMONDS WATCHES &C.-BENJ. F, SHIELDS i Co.'S
last sale of the above named goods takes place to-
day at ?. NJ and at o'clock tonight. Asuggeston
is scarcely necessary from US to remind our readers
to attend this the last sale of these rare and desra
bic goods The entire stock of Plated Ware will be
sold regardless of value at the Ladies' sale at
o'clock this afternoon
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct I9.-The Douglas State Cen
trail Committee last evening withdrew their straight
electoral ticket pedging themselves to support the
Reading ticket, but endorsing Douglas and Johnson.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to erase the
Breckenridge men from the ticket.
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NASHVILLE Theatre.
MUELLER L EVERETT

Nashville Theatre.
MUELLER L EVERETT-.-...."....-... MANAGERS
Fifth appearauce OF the accomplished beautiful and talented
young Trsgedienne, Miss BATEWAN.
Saturday Evening, October goth, $780,
Will be presented the elegant Comedy Of SELF.
Mary KATE BATEMAN.
John ..... bAA1IAAN'
70 conclude Cby request) with the Burlesque Of
Political Prize Fight.
In prsp,raion new Drama, Romance OF Poor Young
Woman, in which Miss Bateman will appear.
Shortly will be produced NEw Local DRAMA written ex-
pre>sly for this Theatre, and BIT at the ItH"eS;
NOTIFICATIONS open 81 7-Perormance At nall past l.
oct2O-dlt
GODEY,S LADX,S BOOK for November.
LESLIE,S GAZETTE OF FASHION
FOR NOVEMBER.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE for November,
JUST RECETVED By
oc,2o JOHN YORK & CO.,
The New York Herald, Daily.
The New York Ledger, Weekly.
Harper's illustrated Paper Weekly.
Lesiie's Illustrated Pape., Weekly.
Waverley Magazine, Weekly.
| London illustrated News, WeeEly-
| London Punch, Weekly,
| London Times, Weekly.
| FOR SALE BY JOHN YORK co.
| .ao So Union Street.
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Chattanooga, Hamilton county ..-.---ff lday,
We requested state that Hon '" Po6 an eieeons
for the State at large pledged % the support Douglas and
Johnson will accompany Col L. O. Hayes and Non. Baille
Peyon and Eill I'll all the above appointments with them
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ELECTION TICKETS.

We are prepared to furnish Tickets
for the Presidential Election, in any
quantities, at One Dollar and Fifty Cts.
per thousand, cash in advance.
The Postage, when tickets are sent by
mail, will be 55 cents for each thousand.
1t is important that all the counties
be supplied early, and we hope Commit
tees and Clubs will look to this in time
to save trouble.
B~ Send in your orders with the
Cash. -@a tt
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For Sale.

nN THURSDAY, the 18th November next, by virtue OF
Deed CT Tr1st executed to by John and George
Zocofe will proceed to SELL the premises all Ihe
fodder farming utensils and stock Of all descriptions conveyed
SAT- Also 40 Of land, weW altered and
every way stOckisrm Said lsnO situated the
CampbesYe Turnpike road, six miles South Of Columbia.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNION AMERICAN copy three times aud send bill
10 this Office --Colunl6id Press -
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BIG HUr. OF COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-OtiicerS
Sweeney and Hatzel arrested yesterday a man
named ChaS Freer, hailing from Cincinnati. lie
had not been in the city hour before the officers
got scent of him, and traced him to a coffee house
on the corner OF Jefferson and Jackson streets,
where they arrested him. Upon searching him, one
hundred and sixty nine dollars, in counterfeit and
broken bank money, were found. The bills were
principally on the Bank Of West UniOn.-LodSrNe
Courier oct 70.
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prom pixies Peak.

BRowNsvIILE, Oct. l6-Capt Galnes, WIN MS sur
veying party, reached this city last evening he
has been engaged upon the Government surveys
west of the sixth principal meridian for the past
two months. He reports country rich IN SOIL ana
veil 1Tatered with scarcity of timber, except up
ON the little Blue river and its tributaries.
A large party of Pixies Peakers arrived this
morning. and left on the same boat. They brought
a large amount of gold, and report mining matters
as favorable.
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BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE-We offering low
for cash or short time paper three No. Jenny
Lind Rosewood tables, used only four months prime
cost 400 with cues and balls all in nice order and
condition Apply to HARDY BROTHERS,
AZ Public Square.
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Twenty-tOur Likely Negroes.

Consisting Women and Chdren-Severa likely young
Women Bows and Girls Not more valuable lot Of young ne
groes Tor the number. is found within the Stae
Of months the OF corn-beWeen lou
i've hundred barrels; 70 1der, oats, &C.
the time and place for cash, superior lot OF ooK
hoes; Sixty seventy head Of Pork Hogs
The remainder OF sales months credit All sums under
ten collars cash
yoke wagon, excellent stock OF
catte mich stock OF horses and muesAl farming
utensils &C.
For property acrt prescribed bond with two ap
proved securities will be required the property ed
JOHN c. ROGERS, Administrator,
Spring Creek Madison county, Tenn Oct 20, '6O-gtds
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PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 1S.-A grand ball was given
last night by our citizens to the commander and Off
GERS of the royal squadron at the City Hail. and was
the grandest affair of the kind ever gwen IN TINS
city. Six hundred persons were present. The Eng
IisT officers were in full uniform. The Hall was
splendidly decorated.
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The total nurber however reported in the eighty counties
the two States is thanha the whole number usually re-
norted as packed entire West The full returns for Indf
ana and Ohio will considerably three million hogs that
were six months old the s Of June Large supplies OF corn
aud high prices pork will develop enough Of these hween
now and the list Of February the crop long enough.
panic is not to spprehended in this line the Cincinnati
G1sSfte.
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WAsHryoToN, Oct ia dispatch has been re-
ceivpd announcing the murder of Rev. Morris Barg-
nier missionary to the Crow Indians, by party Of
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BREC6INRIDGE RARGERs ArTESuON.-Nou are
hereby commanded to meet at Ensley's Building,
Front Street, this evening at o'clock, on important
business.
By order of the Captain,
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COMMERCIAL.
NfoiiniieifarY.

In Kew the 18TH at the second Of the Stock Ex
change Tenneee Bonds sold ec and the 10th, $4,000
sold 9Oe. showing decline Of e Virginia Bonds sold the
day sO5Sc Michigan IOOc and Missouri at 79c In
diana quoted sO99l and Georgia IS at lO29OSc
In Philadelphia 15h 81 shares Union Bank Of TeDnes
sold at &c., so Planter Bank Of Tennessee
at 1e3c.
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Wheat in 1s6O.

The interest which attaches to the traffic in this great
staple scarcely less absorbing than the Presidential canvass
The exchange country largely affected by it, and mil
lions money in its purchase Hundreds Of thousands
half the earnings Of railway, for the remainder
of the year. will the tolls OF this kngy grain. Not
and 200 locomotives constantly engaged
in hauling great markets northwest Of the Otto river
settlement OF the immense regions OF the Northwest has
given the cultivation Of wheat unknown in the
Tous history verdi Many farms devoted TO Its cuVa
ton are larger than New England township, and hous
and farmers Lave raised hundred the
son. Small Wisconsin and Illinois VIII sell 500 bushels
and ordinary Of 60 will average 1000 bushels each
The average Of wheat produced by number Of Euro
S follows:
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market Reports.

SAVANNAH Oct I7sales Of cotton to-day 1880 bales The
We quotations generally unchanged
We had another cold spell night before last and tie frost
than Saturday night The accounts from the
regard effects and unsatctoTy and lead
many doubt any result while others firm in the opinion
that the damage the frosty nights in succession must
be serious IL not fatal
CHARLESTON, Oct -sales Of cotton day 900 bales The
market firm
MOBILE Oct u Sales Of to-day 5000 bales The
firm The Steamers caused advance. Mddngs
were quoted at l0k9lOAc
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First Hsdt-They got off very well together
Toodles having the inside CampbelIs colt next, and
Chivalr,y on the outside. They went at it in fun
spirit each manifesting determination to win, if
possible. The result of the heat very dubious
until they got under tie string Toodles being the
winner by throat latch, Chivalry second and Camp
bell about three lengths behind. The heat was aw-
fully close and highly exciting. Time l:5l4.
TIE Second Campbell put his best foot fore
most and kept it there. Throughout the heat he
maintained his position, and won by Length ahead
of ToOdes and three or four lengths ahead Of Chiv
airy. Time Isl.
Third HcGt.-Matters and things general now be-
gan to wear quite an interesting aspect. OF they
went Campbell slightly in the lead. At the half
mile post Toudles took front seat and went on
from their home, slightly increases the distance to
three lengths ahead of Campbell Chvalsy still fur
Their in the rear Time 1881.
Fourth Hcgt-C hivalry lead off through the first
quarter, as though he intended to take heat.
Toodles then Tapped him, aud before reaching the
halfway house Toodes was a length ahead Of Chv-
airy. and Campbell two or three lengths behind
Coming to the home stretch. Campbell crawlcd uI
on Chvalry, and before reaching the stand passed
hum. but could not overtake Toodles, who won thu
heat and race by two lengths. Time la55.
Thus ended one Of the most interesting day spor
that VIC have ever seen over our course.
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Time LIST heat 3,4sI Time ID heat S491a
nIr-As Association $780, mile heats best in5
Rsrnes enters Oh Toodle by Highlander, dam by Ep-
uilun, o. Dress fancy -
John Campbell enters by imp Glencoe dam BY haB
ner, yo. Dress black ami green "l-
W G. Harding enters br Chi7lry,ty Chide Harold dam
Kate King by imp Pran, 20 Dress red and red. -
Ia r,,ln
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Destructive Fire.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Oct. lS.-About o CLOCK TINS
,,orninor q fire broke out near the head Of Summit
street in the bakery of Worth & Son. which con
sumed some eighteen buildings in the square bound
ed by Monroe, Summit and Perry streets, cleaning
half square The buildings were mostly wood
Loss twenty-five to thIrty-ive thousand collars.
About one-third covered by insurance a.. g
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We call special attention to the card of BENJAMIN
CULBERTsoX, advertising a pocket-book and money
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Fire i'm philadelphia
PHII.I pEI.PHIA, Oct 19.-The Franklin build
xth street, below Arch, was destroyed by ii

street, was damaged oy nre To-Day
Fire i'm philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Franklin building, on
Sixth street below Arch, was destroyed by hre.
From v oShington'
W.sHrSGToN Oct I9-The receipts from sales OF
public lands. for the year ending with June, was
less 5000 OO0 on account of the scarcity OF money
and other causes In some cases no bids were re-
ceived
From New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Oct l9.-An English steamer ar
rived at Havana with Vera Cruz dates Of the "a.
Ampudia commands the Eastern division OF the
Constitutional army. ,c
The expedition against Guadalajara arrived before
the city on the 2lst September, but nothing was
done
1t is stated that Robes and Pesevela commanding
divisions of the Church forces were defeated losing
400 men while trying to march out of the Capitol
The track of the Jackson Railroad has been re-
haired and trains are running without interruption
MOBILE. Oct I8-Five deaths from Yellow Fever
have occurred in the last ten days.
River News. -
LOUISVILLE Oct l9.-The river Is failing WIN j
feet inches water N the canal.
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messrS. Taylor, WhifthOrne and WatersOn
The following list appointments has been agreed upon for
Mess WhtthOrne rnd WGtson, esnddGes for Eector
for large, which tes and places they will be
pleased to address the people II viii be that
number counties have been omitted This unavoidable
49,. f,Ff
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Ad11iOiSTTafor's sale.

ON THURSDAY the 18th day November, 1860 viii Of
fer FOR sale to the highest bidder at Patterson Iron Works
MsoWs Of Hspet and residence Of Mai james L. Bell,
in Chatham county Tsrnessee
From sixty to seventy head 81 Mules
seventy to seyenty-hve head OF CahlsI
seventy to Ie7enty Eve head Of Sheep
Seven Yoke of Oxen
Carts. Wagons, P1ovs, SC, &C; ~
Two Sets Blacksmith Tools, Carpenter Tools &c, &c
1000 Barrels Corn, in the Field
25 Stacks Of Milet Hay. .r
Ami various other articles, too tedious to mention.
Terms of sale -For all SUMS Of $40 and under, cash
in hand over that sum credit of nine months viii be given
RoDd, with approved security all will be required
a removal Of the property. A. G. STOoKARDi Admr .
Patterson Iron Works, Oct. y, 'bO-dtd
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PREsIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Col WM A. CARUTHERs, in behalf of BRECKINRIDGE
and LANE and Col S. II. CkRBEEIIa DOUGLAS ElectOr.
for the Fourth Congressional District will speak at
the following times and places We bespeak full
attendance of the voters.
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10. W. HORTON,
J. W. WILSON,
C.. II. WHITE,
L. 4 WnOp1

hereby certify that the above is 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,
See'y State Agricultural Bureau.
. Office of exhibition and sale Of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square, Nash
vile, Tennessee. K. H. BRoCKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER BAKER Pa
tent for :he State of Tennessee.
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Money grow easier, and to day We
but few complaints The supply Of currency was near eq]
to the all persons having hst class paper 80
found but little trouble negot atng oa"s COLLECTIONS
the past few days Satisfactory as most OF ne
chants comne bringing me cash WIN
their bills This has to extent greatly s
market and before long may look for cOmParShEey q
man
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Hog Statistics.

We are indebted Cincinnati Price Current Of the th
for the following Of the hog in Indians and Ohio
the estimate embracing oyOne counties 10 the former and thr
tv.nine counties in the latter
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POBLlC SPEAKING IN CHEATHAM.
Nal Washington Lowe,
:. l.. Finley, Esq, and others,
Will speak at Ashland City, Cheatham county. on
THURSDAY NEXT 25TH INST.
dlStw3t-wlt.
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valuable Printing Office for Sale.

valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITATRD wealthy section Of country in Tennessee and
having an extensive sutscpt list and advertising pat
The paper Democratic and will he sold on reasonable
TERMS to no one but Democrat The paper vas e4o
sd advoea ate State Equality and the proprietor will not Jet
Il 20 out OF his devot to other purpose For
further particulars enquire the UNION AND AMERICAN OFIoE
Octl9-lm
For Rent or Lease.
WILL lease for term years longer rent for the
ensuing year. upon favorable terms, that large and
commodious dwelling the Of Broad and FsuX Hall
streets occupied by H. NJ. Eays, Esq.
ALSO, will SELL upon very favorable TERMS the remain
der OF my the property formerly occupied as ny resi-
dsne nov rented h. P Bostck about and half miles
West Of the Court House. containing with excel
OF eight rooms and other improvements about twelve acres Of
or garden coil portion OF which beautifully let in blue
rass and shade trees delightful hons in the Immediate
enitv OF Nashville be fO1nd for SALE II not soon
I'D n viii he for rent for the coming year Apply at No AZ
Cherry street. loctlI AOdENA CNOSh'OON
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Rare Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
NOR SALE--A stock Of Notions and Fancy Dry Goods
Of the best assorted stocks the State goods al
OF importation The stand the localities
Msin street, For particulars inquire Of or address,
octl5-dlmA WM. PARK, Memphis
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Internationally States have produced half the entire
country some usually good authorities in bread
,tuds statistics, the high SOOOO bushels
This positively large innate can show by the
following comparative figures Our usual surplus is less than
IS and for food the balance Of
the be mistake about tbs It taxes by
general calculation the Bast four anda half bushels to each
inbabant Although this is high for STaes psrcu'
Iary whtre largely in still we will adopt
the estimates Our estimate would be for the crop
Of 1860:
co,,rrrtior, 1876 900
e. coll and WORK 36,0OOOO0
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new york Coffee Market, Oct. 10.

Rio finds ready buyers buoyant prices Sales to-day $3.50
bags Joseph Rice on private rns $50 bags in lots At 4
I4c per b. The sales or other kinds include $50 bags MarcabO
at &c and small lots Of ST. Do ngo at 3c per h. stock
Of All kinds on hand this morning 1871 pkss.
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messrs. Haynes and PeytOu.
The following list Of appointments been agreed uVon By
the Hon. BAILEY PETToH and Hon LANDoE @. HATNEs cand
dates for Blecto for the State at large, at which times and places
they will be pleased to meet and address the people It will be
that number Of counties have omitted. This
aVOidable, owing to the want Of time.
NASHVILLE.
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Auction sale this Day.

Auction sale this Day.
BENJ. Il. SHIELDS & COMPANY,
WILL sell this morning, October goth, Mt 10
w O'Clock, on account Of whom it may concern
- Barrels Fine Salt;
~ Half barrels English Soda;
10 " Vinegar;
81 dozen fine London Porter, pntsi
20 " superior Sweet Cider,
10 barrels Old Whisky;
2 Iron Safes, second handi
extra fine French Clock.
Mantle Ornaments with general assortment OF turnturs'
Office Desks Carpetings and second hand etc ,etc
Sale positive for cash delivery
BENZ z. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
Central Rooms, Opposite Sewanee Hotel
Ps-Sae Of Jewery Plated Ware at o'clock and night
Ion am D. z. S. & co.
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By Of the United States for 1850 the wheat
crop was put down 4 bdshels From the most rei
able hn1 the Of the whole country, until the
present year exceeded bushels The crop
lust pains to ascertain and find
II will not much exceed Oc0 bushels This very
equay among the Stes New York and Pennsylvania
have raised nearly enough their consumponoh' and
small surplus The remainder Of the States except
the following, deficiency for Consumption The main
surplus crops gathered in Indiana Illinois, Michigan
wisconsin Minnesota The crop Of these six States
we q follows:
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ST. LOUIS, No, Sept Is, 1860.
At the National Fair this day, the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover 4, Baker Sew
ing Machine, over the Singer, Wheeler wilson and
eight others in competition.
OctI4- dtwEwIm
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MISSES and ChiIdrem's FuTs.
,uhore tn RuY the Rest Has

yUprru 4 WALKER have a very nice selection Of Misses
Cbdrens Frs As they will import no more Tor the sea-
The Ladies should call early and make their selections
son' 'H0 ' WATERFIELD & WALKER.
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DIED,

DIED,
In Columbia on Wednesday the 18th ins Mrs MATTE B.,
wife of H. B. Tcomb merchant Of that town, and second dauBh
ter Of Geo W. Gordon, Of that vicinity
short months sgo we annoucned the happy nupsls, and
now the funeral note falls upon in solemn SorroW
Death Slams all for his tender friendships deepest sym
patty to our former associate this his second great grief and
deeply affective bereavement
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Col. JOHN K. Howard and Gen. VIM A. QuARtEs
will address their felow-cIzens upon the issues Oh
the DrpseDt canvass at ~ .n
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messrs. GoIIaday ana bate.

Messrs. E. T. GOLIAgAY and w. B. BATE. candi
dates for Presidential EectOr, will address the peo
pie at the following times and places viz:
Hardys Wilson county, Friday October 10
- sAturday, 70
Gallatin. Sumner co.. Monday ;, p
Hendersouville........-.--.- ;, >, Tuesday, !, %
Fountain Head. .....-.-...-. >, ,, Wednesday, =, "a
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InStru"entS.
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,

NO. 10 PUBLIC SQUARE,
x.SrYx TENNESSEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Surgical and Dental Instruments
ELASTIC TRUSSES,
NedieaI saddle Bags, Abdominal SaP-
pOrters, shoulder Braces, and
DE- GGIST's SUND RE ;
octIl-n
YELLOW COIN.
nRO. BAGS PRIME YELLOW CORN, Jest received and
ZsDNI Cor sala on consignment At the Broadway Mills
septs7 D. D. DtChEA-